Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Registration closes October 14th. Free lunch at the Sszerac tonight.
 H. D. Ross, of Flagstaff, Is in town
 [. NJ. Sanford left for St. Johns thi
 afternoon.
 Geo. E. Brown is up from his Agus l Fria ranch.
 Fruit, of all kinds, cigars, cider, etc.
 at Geo. Porter, Jr.'s.
 Samuel Kane Tuttwiler died in Mrs
 Bowen's private hospital this morning Flagstaff registering officers have
 sent in 750 names to date for the great 1 register
 1 Our Jewish citizens are observing a
 holiday to-day, their places of business
 being all closed
 John Hencksen, who attempted to
 saw his way to liberty yesterday has been placed in irons. 
 The great register contains 1,75O
 names, to date, az against 1,25O at the same date two years ago.
 Secretary Bayard and Register Bur-
 gess went out on hunting expedition
 this morning to the Agua Fria. Dr. Vickers left for Tucson to-day, to
 attend .he territoral republican conven-
 ton. He will return by way of Phenix 4 young man, named Bland, of Thomson valley, is quite sick with throat trouble, and Is under the care of Dr. McCandless.
 w. B. BidGie has been promoted to the position of assistant general freight agent of the Santa Fe road, with head quarters at Topeka, Kansas.
 Marks Wollenberg says his store vii: be open after six o'clock this evening, and hr will be prepared to give custom CTS some good Saturday night bargains.
 " l.. Van Horn and H. D. Ross, of Flagstaff. have entered into a law co- partnership, the latter having with drawn from the firm of Norris, Wilson & Ross.
 N. o. Murphy left this afternoon for Tucson via Albuquerque, to attend the convention. He was accom- panied by his wife and child, and on their return they will stop at the Albu querque fair
 Miss Iaogene Gould, who recently went to Kirkland val ley, with a view of teaching the school there, returned without making an engagement with ths trustees, and left this morning to drill the young ideas of Lower Verde, in mental shooting tactics.
 A dance will be given in the new school house ill Peoples valley on Sep tember 27th, for the benefit of the school, and a general invitation is ex- tended to all who may wish to psrtici- pate in it
 Isaac T. Stoddard, of the Gro Bella before leaving the east visite q Washington and secured mail service to his camp, Bayard postofhce, via Crowned King postotfice. We con- gratulate the residents of these camps on Mr. Stoddard's success in getting mail facilities for them.
 The prisoner Hencksen is proving be refractory since taking no- tion that he wants his freedom. After being ironed yesterday, he succeeded in ,utting the rivets { one of his shackles | md releasing himself from its environs jewels on him this morning again, and le will now have the privilege of wear l ng them until the session of the court, n November
 w B. Jones. uperintendent of the | Prescott X. Arizona Central railroad, | concluded recently to purchase a horse, 1 hat he might enjoy the exhilerating, health producing effects of equestrian sm. It so happened that the particu- ar one to which he took a fancy and l which :e procured, was thoroughbred 1 and when he mount lis steed at the depot for a home l pound ride. it is an even bet that | le walks and the horse goes alone, after l
 bucking exhibition by the latter.