Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-18
FROM FRIDAY'S DAILY.

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Empty houses are scarce in Prescott
 Rooms to let. Apply to Jailor
 Hickey.
 $. J. Cook has his new furnace in operation.
 W. D. Black and wife have gone to Flagstaff
 Judge Wright discharged the trial jury to-day.
 Al. Cook wants g pardon from the penitentiary. JIG. Herndon expects his family home in few days. c. E. Spier is night watchman for w. z. Wilson & Co. Mrs. H. Reeves and her two daugh- ters arrived on to-day's train Jurors and witnesses from the coun- try have nearly all gone home. Judge Rush filed his bond to-day as attorney-general of the territory. The arrival d Paymaeter Glenn Is anxiously awaited at Whipple. Professor Thomas and his orchestra will give promenade concert soon. James Jackson, Of Kirkland valley, has filed his brand, J N, for record Twenty-Five dollars of melted coin was recovered from the fire ruins to- day.
 John F. Coyle reports do'ng a good business in the horse-shoeing line at his Cortez Street shop. T. w. Otis is utilizing he relics of the late fire ae advertising mediums, in front of his new quarters. Louis Tuning, of Albuquerque, and T. G. Norris and Al. Doy le, of Flagstaff, came in on to-day's train. Chief Sines of the Prescott fire de partment is negotiating for the pur- chase of new hose for the department. MT. and Mrs. A. A. Moore, accom- panied by their daughter, Mrs. Addie French, went out to their ranch to-day. F.G. Parker will shortly erect new building on the lot recently purchased by him on Gurley street, west of the Tragic market. The jury, in the case of Chas. W Beach vs Fred. Gaines, returned yer dict this morning in favor of the plain tiff for $1 ,326.O6. There is an epidemic of commercial travellers at present in Prescott. Nearly every vacant room around the plaza IS in use as a sample room. A car load of flour and a car load of feed for Bashford < Burmister, and car load of mixed merchandise, was brought in by train to-day. MT. and Mrs. K. Barrett is in town. The former is under surgical treatment for dislocated shoulder, having dis placed it three times i'll two weeks.
 J. K. Duncan, assistant superintend- snt of Walls, Fargo X Co.'S express, made an official wis t to Prescott yester- day, leaving on this afternoons train.
 Governor Zulick yesterday appointed Judge John A. Rush as attorney gene ral, vice Briggs Goodrich, deceased. We congratulate him upon the wis dom of his appointment.
 Mrs. F. w. Blake and her son, Ea NJ. Blake, left this afternoon, for q month or six weeks visit to San Fran cisco and Oakland, California. The JOURNAL-MINER wishes them bon voy- age.
 P.J. Brannen, of Flagstaff, has sold his entiie stock of hardware to D. BaD- bitt, and his groceries to J. Salzman. He has also rented his old store-room to Salzman, retaining the new addition for himself, in which he will carry on an exclusive dry goods business.
 ID. J. Russell and Lee Newman have been bound over. in Flagstaff, in the sum of $1 900 each, to appear before the grand jury and answer to charge of grand larceny. Russell readily gave the required bond and has been re- leased, while Newman Is still in jail
 The railroad boys are kept on the jump these days. In addition to the regular shipments of merchandise for Prescott merchants, coke, matte, and merchandise, to Witherellville, there are large shipments of cattle weekly. The largest shipment of this kind yet made by the road has been contracted for Sunday, July l5, when two train loads will be shipped from Chino val ley, making over 20 car loads.