Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
FROM MoNDAY's DAILY. Frosty nights.
 Silvor has advanead fn 0Al

Silver has advanced to 944.
 Governor Zulick has gone to Pheni
 P.J. Mccormick. of Williamson vs
 ley, is in town.
 There was quite rainfall Satuads night and Sunday.
 Charles Ryall and H. B Crouch al up from the Verde valley. H. T. Andrews has gone te Apach county on revenue business. HID. Ross, district attorney elect, down from Flagstaff to attend court. Judge Abner Wade, of Walnut Grove is among the visitors at the capital tt day.
 John Sorg says he wants . wife. Sh mgst be an A l woman in every re spect.
 JIM. w. Moore has majority of y. over J. F. Daggs for the legislativ council.
 L. B. Dillon was appointed crier, ant M. J. Hickey bailiff of the court, thi morning.
 J. s. Russell, of Skull valley, offers t' denate bullock for the republican barbecue.
 Representatives to the Masonic grand ledge, which meets tomorrow are mostly all in.
 J. R. Walker left fer his MOgOllor ranch yesterday. He takes his defeat philosephically.
 It is rumered that the military tele- graph line between Prescott and Whip pie will be sold shortly.
 The board of supervisors will meet next Monday, November 18th, to can. vass the election returns.
 J. J. Williams, superintendent of the Copper basin mines, returned On nights train from San Fran. cisco.
 Major Glenn, paymaster United States army, arrived at Whipple last night, and will pay the troops in a day Dr two.
 If you don't like G. Washington Ford, try that cigar store on Monte una street. That's where you caR get good cigar.
 Judge Wm. c. Hazledine, solicitor f the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, ar ived on last nights train, to attend the istrict court.
 E. s. Clark has retired from the flagstaff Democrat as it's editor, the aper having been purchased by J. E. ones of Arkansas.
 A wheelharrow procession came up from Whipple. It was oc-
 stoned by bet on the result of the atiOnal election.
 After a vacation of . week, the Flag taH Democrat comes to us greatly improved under the editorial manage. lent of J. E. Jones The Flagstaff Democrat compliments Ii Weatherford and Miss Coffin on ,eir successful management of the public schools. The red baAdana, which was ac- srded position at the pinnacle of l az poles by democrats few months go, now floats at half-mast l.. s. Knowles, of Beaver creek, was ! town to-day, and paid his respects ) this office. He was rejoicing over le result of the national election Captain Jackson, of Oak creek D. B. [arrer, of Tonto Basin; A. J. Hudson, sh Creek; o. A. Ensign and Henry riot, Tip Top, are among the arrivals
 attend court.
 Our information concerning the re- suit of the election in Apache county owes to have been incorrect. The from later returns, have Barney Smith gave an elaborate ban let, on Saturday night. in honor of ,dgs O'Neill. Fifty-nins guests sat ,wn to the fcstal board and discussed e good things to eat and drink, for rec hours, interspersing it with toasts Id responses.
 The following represent atives to the ascnic grand lodge have arrived: c.
 Fisk, of Globe; w. Vsnderwsnt, of w. J. Hill, Mestrs. Bur lsrd, Ferguson and Cameron, of Flag afr; F A. Shaw, c. M, M. w. Ksles, Treas, Phenix; q. J. kOskrudge, G. |, c. M. Strauss, G. l., Tucson; J. heney, of Tombstone; - Abrams, Coronado. The republican ratification on Sat day evening was a sumner. Firing of ant powder was commenced at clock on Capital hill and in the rocks | lck of West Prescott, aud was kept up the rate of one shot every quarter of minute until g o'clock. A barbecue, ! homer of the great republican victory Ill be given shortly, probably on hanksg wing, very appropriate day ,r republican rejoicing
 At the meeting of the Chautauqua ,ci-ty, on Saturday. Mrs. F. A. Tritle, 'ho has been president of tho organi- atien ever since it was started, and Tho will leave in few days for visit ast, was presented, by the members, nth beautiful silver-nounted Eavel appropriately engraved, an elegant gold ratch-fOb iulaid with pearl, and gold 'encil, also inlaid with pearl. It was
 worthy tribute to worthy officer of he society, and one who has been inde- atigable in her work for its success. The next meeting will be held on Sat lraay at the residence of Mrs. J. c. derndon.
 To whom N May conoosn.
 All parties thinking of sending East or Fall, Winter and Christmas goods