Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-04

| primaries will be held on Saturday
 April lith, 10 elect delegates to the 1 county convention, which will be held
 in Prescott on Saturday, April 2lst, tC
 elect twenty delegates to the territorial 1 convention, to be held in Phenix, April 21th. The representation to the county
 convention Is the same as that of the l co nty convention of 1886, with the
 exception of Prescott and Flagstaff, the latter oi which was changed from six tC 1 seven, and the former from ten to n inc delegates A resolution was also l adopted that representation from the various p- ri4icts should be in the per | tcns of toLI fde residents of the pre-. i c.ncts, either as delegates or by proxy. 1 FROM MoNDAY's DAILY. Governor Zulick is in Yuma. Prescott needs health officer. Billy Vigus is up from Phenix. Bill iiends were abroad to-day. Fresh figs just received at Aitkens. Grand lodge l. o. c. F. met to-day. Flagstaff is agitating the question O.. securing a better water supply. Hon W. G. Stewart aad Geo. H. Tin ker left for home yesterday. The call for primaries and county convention appears in this issue. ?. L. Kastner has some very fine inn ported cigars at the Cabinet saloon. Frank D. Wells is candidate for re- election as city marshal of Phenix. A Liberal union has been formed at Tempe, with c T. Hayden as its presi-
 dent
 William Wilkerson took charge of
 the office of clerk of the district court
 to-day.
 Robert McM. Rogers is iis from the
 Verde.
 J. W. Dougherty and family returned to-day from their visit to California and the east.
 C. A Luke and wife, former resi- dents of this place, arrived yesterday from Phenix.
 A car load of Galloway COWS, belong ing to parties named DOugherty, came in yesterday.
 Martin Maicr has added lunch room to lis Exchange saloon, and provides fine lunches now.
 Harris. Baldwin and wife, accompa- nicd by Judge Wright and wife, left for Mohavc county yesterday.
 Read the new advertisement of NJ. Goldwator d Bro. in this issue Now is the time to secure targains.
 J II Hamilton, who is visiting Pres colt, says he has seven acres of wheat in Peoples valley which is fully ten inches high.
 Thomas Long is making considerable m the appearance of the l Half Way house since purchasing the l property.
 The meeting of stock men was well | attended on Saturday. But little busi | ness was done, when the meeting ad- l ourned until July 2d.
 II Is rrmored that Thomas Gates las !! been requested to tender his resignation Is superintendent of the territorial 1 prison, on accoun. of i'll health.
 Butchers and others are directed to he advertisement, in this issue, of | * Baker, who have few thousand fat cattle, as well as other stock, for sale.
 The services of night watchman nave been dispensed with by the city 'ounch, and tbe money thus saved will % applied in cleaning streets and alleys. The change is a good one.
 \. A Morford, grand secretary of he grand lodge of I. o. o. F., and editor I 'epuhlican papers of this territory, ar ived on yesterdays stage.
 At the meeting of the county repub- ican central committee, on Saturday, ]. B. Thomas, of Flagstaff, son of our uncle Chet's," was elected as mem- 'er, to fill the vacancy caused by the eath oi J. \. Berry
 The tar-harrel, as an April fool fire oke, at o'clock a. m, is "ausgespielt." t did no. work sunday morning, not the fusilade of pistol shots. he April fool joker will have to devise new. 1,
 Herbert Taylor, the missing sheep nan reported drowned a few weeks ince. Is alive and well, at Kanab, Utah, he Champion says. Others say he is { Nebraska City, Nebraska
 Our contemporary accuses us oi steal 1 lg its telegrams. Fact Is, We obtain hem from the Albuquerque Democrat r Phenix Herald. If they arrive here | Y mail d day ahead of telegraph ser ice it Is not our fault.
 Will. J. Curry Is up from Phenix, on brief visit. From the merry twinkle his eye, his visit is not one of pleas re entirely. Will. has host of friends ere who are glad to see him, and who
 sh him-well perhaps it is premature tt to mention 1t. h The Champion says that the Arizona tone company employ thirteen men their quarry. A l.5OO foot side-track
 being put in, which will enable the ompany to work ! large force, and it is a le intention to work at least 30 men | iter the switch Is completed.
 w. c. Wingfield and daughter had arrow csc De from drowning. at Camn