Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-01
FROM MONDAY's DAILY. Oregonish weather.

Clouds have rolled by again.
 The train was four hours late to-day
 Buy a raffie ticket ct Ben Rybon's fo
 an oil painting.
 Joseph Dillon, of Chalendar, is a can
 didate for recorder.
 l Chas. A. Girdler came in from tn
 Etta mill last evening.
 Silver is quoted at 9ls, and copper .
 $l6 80, in New York.
 l E. M. Sanford returned from his Cal
 ifornia trip yesterday.
 An Eastern Star Chapter will be or ganized soon in Flagstaff.
 Geo. H. Tinker, editor of the Flag staff Champion, is on the sick list.
 Recorders fees have fallen of this month, only amounting to $l74.5O to date.
 Democrats seemed scarce on Satur day. Only @ votes were boiled at the primary electlOn.
 T.W. Otis lost about 2,OOO or 3,OW new tricks by yesterdays rain storm He had all the balance that were l moulded under cOver A deed has been filed for record from Curtis c. Bean to John w. DOugherty ! for 64 feet of the Eclipse mining claim, Tiger district; price, $277.
 The Yavapai Democrat, edited and published by E. s. Clark, is on our table. It IS a credit to its editor and tn the town. We wish it success. While in San Francisco, E. NJ. San ford met NJ. T. Herzog, formerly of this l place, who was purchasing stock of goods with which to start tea store In San Diego.
 The Flagstaff school board has elect ed Miss Flora Weatherford principal of Flagstaff public school, and Miss Clara Coffin teacher of the primary depart partment.
 C.R. Martindell says he is too busy attending to customers to write locals telling about the virtues of Queen and and Beauty cigars, fruits, etc., at Geo. Washington Ford's.
 J. W. Olds, representing the Pacific Mutual Life and Accident Insurance Company of California, has placed us under obligations for an album con- taining California views. Does it occur to those who are com plaining of the high valuation of coun- try property, that town property, in many instances, is assessed for far more than it is worth. Lots that would not bring $50 are down on the assessment roll for from $2OO to $500.
 MT. Chas. A. Girdler returned from Cherry creek mining district last even- ing. He has been busily engaged for the past two weeks in examining the Etta mine. MT. Girdler made several shipments of ore from the mine to the different smelting companies, and Is now waiting the results before giving his opinion. The mill and mine are shut down for the present.
 John s. Levery was lodged in the county jail yesterday, by Constable Donahue of Flagstaff, to await the ac- ton of the grand jury, on charge of defrauding the Atlantic < Pacific rail road company. Levery was section boss, and is charged with carrying fraudulent names on the payroll and drawing monthly pay accounts on them.
 Henry T. Andrews communicates an article of little over column Tn length to our contemporary, in which he attempts to prove, by liberal quota tions, that the more active competition there is in any industrial pursuit, and the lower the product is, the higher the wages that can be paid in it's pro- duction. Henry has great statistical head on him, and if he cannot settle the tariff question, Congressman Me- Kinley and other authorities on the question mig just az we'll take back seat.
 Glorious Rains. A very heavy rain shower, accOmpa-