Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
LOCAL NOTES.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IT, lSS
 LOCAL NOTES FROM THURsDAY's DAILY.
 Miners are still in great temand this section.
 w. M. Buffum has returned frOl Los Angeles.
 U. Lynch, of the Kingman SamI ling works, IS in tewn.
 There were 2,729 names on the grea register this afternoon.
 kingman is to have a new churc bullding the present year.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Moore came u from their ranch last evening.
 FG. Parker is getting the nachiner of his new blaming mill in place.
 Rev. J G. Eberhart and family vii leave for Tombstone next Monday.
 M. llie Dickson, Point of Rocks, ha filed her stock brand, M D, for record
 J.W. McGowan wants to let lol contract See advertisement in thu issue.
 A tension has been granted to Pat rick Ford, who served his country abOu 35 years.
 Major Barber has been relieved from duty as assistant adjutant general o this department.
 There is a sheepman in Flagstaff who will ct 10000 head of sheep against S30, GOO that Harrison will be elected.
 Hon. T. J: Butler will leave on the stage in tn. morning for Phenix, where he will deliver the opening address at the territorial fair, on Monday.
 Ed. Peck is reported to have made a rich find near Crittenden Statien. He says he thinks it is equal to the Peck mine of the Bradshaw district.
 Reese NJ Ling and bride are prepar- ing to leave for Ann ArbOr, Michigan on Monday next, where the former will complete his law studies at the Michi- gan university.
 NIT. J. R. Fitzpatrick, the republican candidate for joint councilman from the northern district, left by the early train this morning for Yuma county. MT. Fitzpatrick is making warm friends and lots of them where he gOss.-Her- ald.
 NO. Murphy, while riding along the trail between the head of Groom creek and the head of the Hassayami,a, yes terday, came across herd of five deer, and large flock of wild turkeys. Game IS reported very abundant in that sec tion by those who live in the vicinity FROM FRIDAY'S DAILY.
 D mglass Gray is in Tombstone.
 A season of opera will open in Pres colt soon.
 Al. Aiken has ordered car load of Oregon apples.
 Mrs. C. P. Dake is with her husband at Walnut Grove.
 Thos. E. Parish, prospective eommis- sioner of immigration, is in town.
 Dr. Vickcrs is obtaining a lucrative practice anl meeting with good 'uccess
 R. II. Burmister is building seven ro ou two-story addition tO his re. :dencc. ;uL ge Wright and family left for ihenix ihis moi ming tO attend inc ter riiorial fair.
 Barney Smith was the recipient few days since of an elegant shot gun, a present from a relative in Massachu- Sctts.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A Moore and Mir. amd Mis F.. ". French went cut this morning to the formers ranch at Wal ma Grove.
 F.. Burgess, register of the lanl office, accom- panied F. NJ. Murphy to ,ae Con grcss, yesterday, where he wi,l see q ii rst-class mine.
 lion T. ]. Butler was crowded out ol the rhenix stage this mOrniE 7, and was compelled to postpone his Iepart- nrc until tomorrow
 Who has pair of scales 1T sale? X cash customer can be found on ap- plication at this office. See the adver- tis.mcnt in this issue.
 The names of thirty y-three vot. rs were sent in from the Bradshaws, to-day, m ak;ng total to date on the great reg ister oi 2,796 names.
 C. \. Barncburg died at Mr. Bow ems private hospital this morning at II o'clock. He was recently em- pioyed in Copper basin.
 Carp weighing from ten to seventeen ~.,sn,nds have been caught in tie lake of the Walnut Grove Water storage company at Walut Grove.
 H. x. Fredericks sent $50 ye terday to Geo. J. Roskrudge, grand secretary o. the Arizona masonic grand lodge, ior the benefit of the yellow fey,r sui fercrs of Florida.
 \ telegram was received yesterday from Geo J. Roskrudge, Masonic grand secreta Y, ,o stop all subscriptions for yellow fever sufferers, owing to the abatement of the plague.
 Harris Baldwin having the rest of his jaw library aAd household fu niture ,hirped from Apache county. On the arrival of his books lac will have one al the most complete law libraries in the territory.
 N. II. Hardy is the republican rnm,nce for the legislative council irnm Mohave county. Mir. T ,riy is one nf Mnhavc county's best citizens. .nl will make good legislator.
 ihttl, Louisiana to the front Geo Washington Ford sold two tickets which arew Two Hundred ana Fifty each, in the drawing "f October 9th Those drawing prizes c.n get their cash, on the receipt of offis ai list, presenting their tickets.
 !. VI. Lee is in town tO day, having returned from attending the K'fkland valley reieo. He says the ceu"iry Is dry ana arched, grass very scsrcc and cattle pcor. Instead of realizing a ninety per cent. calf crep, as usual, this year he says there will not h.' over fifty per cent.
 Robert Brow came in from Walnut Grove last evening. He says the Wal nut Grove Water Storage company has their new road to the lower dam site completed, and that large force of men will soon he at work constructing the dam. It will he built at point fonrteen miles down the creek below their present immense lake.
 A Double taeip for the Bilious.
 In addition to that chief remidial
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