Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-18
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Copper is still quoted at $l6.SO.
 Weather continues warm and dry.
 H. T. Andrews returned from King. man today.
 A. G. Oliver received car load of beer for his Whipple store to-day.
 Dr. C. A. Sewall, of Fort Mohave, has been ordered for duty to Whipp!e Barracks.
 Bashford & Burmister have men at work making connections for their new water motor
 Merrimau, one of the Mohaves visit. ing Prescott, was scout for Gene, al Crook for five years
 Harmon Olmstead ie busily engaged filling government contract for 25O cords of wood at Whipple.
 Thomas Wing says he has corn from eight to ten feet high on his Granite Dells ranch. below town. H. D. Ross, of Flagstaff, will be . candidate for district attorney before | the democratic convention Frank Wisham has added new tables to his ice cream roome, and is now pre- pared to accommodate an unlimited number of patrons. MT. Bailey, of the Denver Public | sampiing works, left for his home this afternoon, after a brief visit here to purchase copper ores. The only instrument filed for record to-day was a deed from Hugo Richards to Mary Louise Pavin, for 160 acres of land on Date creek, for $lO0. ! As posta ge is not required on papers : circulated within the county, the ques- ton of postage furnishes no criterion of circulation, as claimed by our boastful ] contemporary. Col. c. C. Bean returned last even ing from visit to Copper Basin. He says there are about thirty five men em- ployed at present, and the properties are showing up very satisfactory. Martin Maier continues to make in- vestments ill real estate, having re- gently purchased an acre of ground from MT. Bashford, near the water works dam, to which he will remove his ice house.
 Justus Jung ke, general manager of the Rio Grande Smelling Company, at So- zorro, came in on to-day's train, and will spend several days here, as the guest of MT. Cockburn, of the Arizona Ore Company.
 A cowboys tournament will take place at Mormon Dairy, in the east end of this county, next Wednesday. The Mogollon mountain rodeO parties will meet there on that date, and Al. Doyle manager of the Mineral Belt railroad, will run an excursion from Flagstaff. FROM MoNDAY's DAILY. No eastern mail to-day.
 Prescott Is to have circus.
 Slight shower of rain to-day.
 J. R. Walker has gone home.
 J. NJ. Myers is in from Jerome.
 w. l.. Van Horn went home to-day.
 Voters are registering pretty rapidly.
 Last night was the warmest of the season.
 The board of supervisors are still eQualizing.
 John smiths new barn is nearly completed.
 Louis Tuning left for Las Lunas this afternoon.
 N. Murphy was able to be at his office to-day
 Gus Reimer, tine sheep man, hove into port yesterday.
 District court adjourned Saturday evening, until July 26th.
 $. P. Behan's numerous friends are talking him up for sheriff.
 Will J. Curry came from Phenix, on Saturday, for visit 10 Prescott.
 The south bound stage carried out six passengers this morning.
 Sheriff Mulvenon and Joseph Dillon | returned from Yuma yesterday.
 Albert Clark, Cousin, of Geo H. and Will J. Curry, is visiting Prescott.
 Mary" an instrument filed for rec. ord to-day at the recorders office
 Alex. Thompson came in with his | OK teams from the Etta mine today.
 Everybody who expects to vote at the November election will have to register. ;.
 Col. Francisco Chavez and Judge l Warren lief, for home on this after noon's train.
 Passenger and freight traffic are both heavy on the Prescott & Arizona | Central railroad.
 Pillar Perez, who was arrested at Flagstaff last fall, was hanged st Silver City, N. M., on Friday.
 IL takes about three years from the time of making final proof on land be- fore patent Is received.
 c. E. Spier,, nephew of Jos. Melvin, who has been in this section for three or four months, left for the east yester- day.
 Walter C. Bates. superintendent of the Walnut Grove Water Storage company, came up from Walnut Grove last even ing.
 Judge J. Hawkins, resident agent and manager of the Etta Mill & Mining company, went out to visit that prop arty today.
 An inch of rain" means gallon of water spread over surface of nearly two square feet, or fall of about loo tons on an acre of ground.
 Miss May Hall, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Hall, left for her home st Martinez, on saturday, after a two weeks visit to Prescott.
 D. $. Russell was bound over at Flag staff, in the sum of $500, to answer the charge of attempting to lberate pria- oner from the county jail.
 Rev l. Phil Smithey proachod to |