Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
LOCAL NOTES.
FpoM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Hon. J. J. Fisher is in town.
 Our streets are full of strangers.
 The reservoir convention" meets ir Denver to-day.
 Sbull & Austin will send a stage out to Jerome tomorrow.
 Wm. Dulin, of the Montezuma saloon advertises in rhyme.
 Jules Baumann is recovering from a serious spell of neuralgia.
 F. NJ. Murphy returned from the Congress mining camp last night.
 Mrs. J. l.. Hall came up from Mar tinez yesterday for brief visit to Pres colt.
 J. M. Myers came in from Jerome last evening, to lay in supplies for his boarding house.
 A.E. Foote and c. T. Dunavan re- turned last evening from two weeks trip to Silver mountain.
 F. c. Brecht is taking advantage of the present fine weather to have new roof placed on his house.
 Guild and Urquhart, the former with Q sack of flour, and the latter with a ham, went on a picnic to-day, to the country.
 Dr. Halsey and Miss Della Robinson were married this afternoon, an left on to-day's train on their wedding tour to California.
 Fred'k E. Murray is able to be on che street again, after being laid up for . week with ruptured blood vessels on his limbs.
 w. c. Potts is building big tank and putting in steam pumps at the rail- road shops at Prescott, for the use of that company.
 C. A. Bush, a mining man, formerly with the Conger mining company, is in town, being his first visit here for nearly two years.
 MT. Gaddis, the new superintendent of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad Is making extensive improvements to that road, and is putting 1t in thorough re- pair.
 A case of heavy insurance was dis covered recently by a neighbor of the insured, who considered the risk-to him-extra hazardous, and he se- cured the cancellation of the formers policy.
 Albert Haisley has been celebrating Arbor day for several days. and has TOW of trees extending half way along Mccormick street on the east side. He planted number of trees yesterday for J. A. Tobin in front of his residence.
 From a recent number of the Cleve- land (Ohio) Leader, received at this office, it is learned that c. s. Gleason, formerly a teacher here, has passed successful examination and has been admitted to the practice of law in that state.
 A power of attorney from John c. McDerwin to B. B. Crapo, for the sale of a certain ranch, has been filed for record. Acting under authority of it, MT. Crapo has sold ranch in Kirkland valley to E. E.. Kirkland, for $l BOO, the deed for which has also been filed for record.
 Charles Ferguson, of Tonto Basin, in this county, while showing some young companions, near Phenix, how to twirl a revolver, cowboy fashion, was shot in the leg, by the accidental dis charge of the gun The bail severed the femoral artery, and the unfortunate young man died iE few hours, from loss of blood He was tWenty-four years old.
 "Had we one-quarter the public money that old Republican officials of this territory are said to have appro- priated to their own uses and purposes since the organization of the territory, we could erect large reduction works in Prescott, start banks, etc, and yet no Republican organ was ever krown to say word about their discrepancies Courier, March 18th, 1888. Had the citizens of YavaPai county the money stolen from the county treasury By tine democratic Cook, for himself, and in aid of democratic election, it would help immensely. A clean steal, and reform, should go hand in hand.