Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-29
FROM SATURDAYS Dan

Rev. J. A. Crouch came in from tn t south last evening.
 The Territorial board of equalization adjourned to-day.
 Miss W. r. ornell, Rochester, New York, Is a guest Of the Bellevue hotel.
 0. A. Ensign and B. C. Williams arc the republican delegates from Tip Top
 Lew Ellitt left for the mountains this morning, well supplied with provisions.
 H. Bruckrnann and !. W. Olds, in- sufance agents, returned to Prescott to- day.
 Geo. E. Criswell, of the territorial board Of equalization. left for his home today
 1 Weinstock X Lubin, of sacrame nto, have ar interesting advertisement in this issue
 Al Aiken has beautiful cabinet in his store for the exhibition of mineral i specimens.
 tae 2 k hose company will appea to .ue board oi delegates for the record last "Wednesday
 l Chas Bi.hop, the Four-Mile House, will leave on his period ical pilgrimage east n few days.
 l Frank Darlage, roadmaster of the ! Prescott & Arizona Central railroad, was jn town to-day.
 Geo (. ATsGde.l returned fronlJerone Last evening He says the camp out taere is very lively.
 Rcd Dulin, sterday, received an i'm voice for big shipment of eight year, 1 old Stonewall whisky.
 Mise May Cutler, of California. + stopping al tic Bellevue. She desires a position as school teacher.
 r. R Brann, a nephew of Captain 4. 7 Br mn, is in town taking orders for Los Angeles drug house 4 horse belonging to ". J O'Neill i die s. night making the second one he has l-st within few months
 D. (. Thorne an Barney smith will shortly bui'd an addition f, the Palace saloon on Inc lot adjoining it on the south.
 J. E Beegs, superintendent of the Arizona Stage company, has been cool ing his blood incur mou tiins for two or three days.
 l J. D. Cook game in from his New ! river ranch last evening He re orts 1 good grass, and stock in excellent con ! dition in that section.
 Artjcles oI agreement for the forth coming prlz fight between Dan Con- nors and Tom Hennezsey are expected to bo signed this evening.
 Three parties lave each lost two horse by cath within tine past few wetks. They a.o Frodericks brothers. ". 0'Aeil and John tephens. Joke McfoId brought ais race horse. "Baldy" info Prescott yesterday, and is ieadyi for a 600-yafd race now against ny horse in theie.ritory, he says.
 Al Aiken has received notice of his admission a> a amemher of the American Ticket Brokers Association. Parties having rsiiroad tickets for sale, or wishing to purchase tickets, will find il to their advantage to call on him.
 FrdencEs Brothers met with an other misfortune lasi night, in the death of ono ol their fine roam horses. This k the second horse they have lost within month Five hnndred dollars wonid not replace them.
 Nj Wollenberg came in on to-dav's train He says he struck temper ture of I2f degrees at The Needles He also says that he purchased a very large stock oT goods, and after he gets them m place iu h.s new store. he thinks be wi'l have as fine store as is in town.
 Tlc Atlantic < Pacific Railroad com paoy has purchased 1000 coal, DO stock. 20) box and 900 flat ears. b sides fifteen Hrstclsss and twentv-five emi- Eraut cars. Of this order the connanv has already received if coal and flat 1 ears. The balance oi the order is ar irving caily
 June Robinson, the six-year-old son of Col l.. N Robinson. while sitting in a second story window of the Johnson i Hou~e, last evening, lost bis balance, | falling tu the gr und He was some ! what surprl ed at his sudden and rapid l descent rom the second tory to the ground, and was slightly stunned in l lighting. hui I- moi made Of the stuff to l hc Serlou- Y injured. and was around 1 to-day, ready for any freak of mischief. !
 2 Eig Blow.
 EDToR JoURNAL-MINER: At 6 :i5 1 this evening strong wind from the l westward swept across the valley at this ! point [Bowers' ranch) with such force l as to tear io pieces everything dostruct- l Ihic thai stood in ifs way, lasting it's l severity, however, only q moment. It l lcw Nr. and Mrs. Spauldlng entirely ! out os their buggy a. they were driving 1 along the road. Ii carried away | string of fence on thIs place, took one l entire half Of inc roof from the l0O- i foot Corn-cr}h and laid it very ungrace- 1 fully up ida down on the ground some 1 distance away, then uprooted some 1 large cottonwood trees of many years | standing and, lastly, so far as I have 1 prospccted. blew all the hair of my big haystack II was, think, regular cyclone, for l could see, hear. taste. smell and feel it, but 1 couldn't cut- l run it.
 Now, fl you know of anything to pre- vent 8 repotitiou ot such a zephyr. | iANtirt 'iti ittt i a''.Htit. Nlti tllfEttitnS. How would Mrs Winslow's Soothing | Syrup de?
 Respectfully. MEKErcHEM.
 Agua Fril. Aug. 2Glh, 1SSS. i
 Republican Delegates.
 The following additional precincts i have been heard from, in the election | for delegates to the Republican conven- ton
 Hassayampa-J. A Park. Palace < S'auon-W. N. Davis l. wer Nerde-Frank Jordan and l Murfa Mclnnernsy.
 Strawbcrry-J. II Wingfeld.
 Catociin-Geo ]. Wicker Cherry Croek-Frank Bifler. Ash Creek-David Steadman. Punteney's- C. Reese.
 The World n1oves,'' Maintained Calico, when hie torment ors raCked him for advocating the true system of Copernicus Certain follies | hold out. however, against the illumi- nation oi discovery and experience There are hosts of people who because they have adO..ted certain nrinciples |