Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-29
LOCAL NOLIS-
,ou TurrpSDAY's DAILY.


 town.
 Flagstaff, in this county has three banks.
 Oysters will be ripe now Tn abou. week.
 The o. Ks made their debut yester- day in fine shape.
 Charles K2threns. of flaestah, came in on yesterdays train.
 Thomas Humphries returned yester- from Los Angeles
 The Toughs now claim that the only rivals are the o. Ks.
 Salt river valley sweet potatoes are in market. They are very choice
 Chas. Quinn, the democratic delegate from Martinez, is in town, watching the drift of local politics.
 The Bank of Ariz na ls taking oi building large two-etory hnck bulld- ing CD the burnt district
 The Republican delegate from Fur key creek is Reuben Ii. Rowe, and from Pine Flat, s. Hodgdon.
 Col. $. B. Bevans, special agent oi the interior department, left for the ea> f this afternoon, on thirty days leave oi absence
 F. N. Sanford returned on to-day | train. He reports the towns of King man and Flagstaff both building u.l very rapidly.
 C. II. Dillingham; and Ii. 5. Van Beuren returned to day from Caliior- mia, and will take another trip down to Walnut Grove.
 The republicans Of the Congress mining camp have elected Chas. 4. Randall to represent them Tn the county convention.
 Envious parties have nicknamed the 0. K. hose company the "raw hides. They displayed good "get there" quail ties yesterday "all the same ,
 Wiley Baker is wanted at ihe Monte zuma saloon, on important business. Any one knowing his whereabouts will please confer with Wn. Dulin, Pre- colt.
 The Frisco Signal is no mcre. Two issues of semi-weekly laid 1t ouL cold, and whatever was rurchasable has been bought by E.. S. Clark of the lavapai Dem2crat, and merged into that paper.
 Ned Blake says that in the trip of hia mother and himself across the desert from Barstow to The Needles, on Tues day, the thermometer registered II degrees with an upward tendency. On the llth of August it was l24 In the shade at The Needles
 The Albuquerque papers announce the arrival in that place of W. B. Mont gomery, Frank Cockburn and Roosmale Nepveu, in a manner which leads us to believe the gentlemen had jolly time there.
 The lines of the democratic publ ic administrators of this county nave not fallen in pleasant places. One of them IS now serving q term in th- territorial prison at Yuma while another is en- toying tine hospitality of our sheriff.
 Jailor Hickey, whose condition was greatly improved on Tuesday, suffered relapse yesterday morning at about two o'clock, and for several hours hi life hung in the balance. H. IS some what better to-day, b. is sti'l q very sick man. No one is allowed to see him but his attendants.
 Chas Wright. a small man with a very big blonde mustache, and Joseph Burton, about as worthless a specimen oi the human race as can be found m this section, were arrested and convict ed to-day. on Q charge of petit larceny. They broke open . trunk elonging to Aunt Joe," the we'll known colored goddess of liberty. and stole from it 2 number of articles, Sentence will be pronounced on them this evening FROM FRIDAY's DAILY.
 Fall rodeos will commence soon.
 The miners hospital has two patients st present.
 The front of Goldwater's store Is be ing han isomely painted. w. B. Long, superintendent of the Gro Bella property, is in town. The Daily Tombstone Epitaph Is welcomed tD our exchange list. Mrs. Moeller has sold lot 2, block +. Presc ott, to Hing Lee, for SID. Georgie Porter expects a carO lead of prize chewing gum In a few days. Rooms are in demand again in the county hostelry, six of them being oc- cupied at present. great many citizens woGli like to see another contest of the hose compa- nies at an early day. A national meeting of lawn tennis clubs was held at Newport recently, and Presco tt WAS not repre- scented.
 Ars. C. A. Randall will go down to Martinez tomorrow for brief visit to her husband at the Congress mine. The territor ial board of equalization have fixed the territorial tax levy at thirty cents on the $lOO, being the same as last year. Mrs. F.. H. Witherell and little daugh ter left for their home at Coyote Spring ranch. after couple of days visit to Prescott. The household of the Baptist parson- ] age, Rev. A. Windes, was gladdened l this morning by the arrival of another young pros ective minister. The next entertainment on the pro gramme is the promenade concert and ball. for the benefit of the Prescott !. orchestra Save up enough to attend 1t. 1 Michael Hickeys condition is report ed as very much improved to-day | ne JouRNAL-MINER sincerely hopeo ID see ! NIT. Hickey on the streets soon again. { Mir. Ryan, representing the Southern i Pacific railroad, came in to-day to ap ! pear before the board of equalization. leaving again on this afternoons train. l ,:ity taxes are now due and will be- come delinquent October lst. The l rate of taxation Is one per cent The l valuation of real estate Is twenty-five l per cent. higher than assessed by the l county. Charles Wright and Joe Burton l mentioned yesterday as being convict ed of petty larceny, were sentenced by 1 Judge Fleury to pay fine of $50 or to serve 15O days in the county jail. | Their society will not be missed to any | great extent. Jas. R. Hill, of San Diego, is visit l ing Prescott in the interests of the l Golden Era, one of the oldest puhlica- l lions on the Pacific Coast. This puh- l,catiou is now issued in magazine
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