Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
LOCAL NOTES.

WEDNESDAY ......- MAY /, 1oos
 LOCAL NOTES.
 FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 The sheep sharing season IS at hand
 A. E. Foote left for the Vixen min
 yesterday.
 M. Goldwater & Bro. received lot o
 new goods to-day.
 A big load of passengers came Tn or last evenings train.
 F. M. Murphy returned yesterda! from the Congress mine.
 The Yavapai democratic delegation will leave for Phenix tomorrow.
 Mrs. c. A. Randall will arrive on to morrow evenings stage from Martinez
 Bob Brow left for Walnut Grove yes tc day, after day spe mt with the boys
 We are glad to be able to state that Mrs. J. l.. Fishers health is improving
 Walter Darling and Dr. Dalby of st. Johns, are registered at the Bellevue hotel.
 Mrs. H. D. Kendall and her daugh- ter, Miss Lulu, arrived on last evening $ train.
 Nn. N. Ellis lett on this morning s train, for a visit to her relatives in San Francisco. .
 Wm. D. Black and wife have located on Montezuma street, next door to the Waldo House.
 Geo. w. Sines has received the sole agency in Prescott for the celebrated Waukesha water.
 c. H. Bennett left to-day to repair the Peck road from Clark & Adams saw-mill to War Eagle gulch
 A deed from Thomas E. Miller to Mary F. Miller, for the consideration of 9l, for l6O acres of land, has been filed for record. Two brake-beam tourists arrived on the Prescott & Arizona Central a few days ago, being the first of the kind to arrive in Prescott
 w. c. D. Evans has sold lot 9 by 15O feet in Flagstaff, to Sadie Burton, for $lOO, according to decd which was filed for record to-day.
 The Rose Bouquet is the name of new brand of cigar kept by J. L. Fisher. It is of eastern manufacture and of SUI periOr quality. Try them.
 J. B. Mccutchen and family, of Agua Fria, favored this office with call to- day. MT. McCutchen's thr ae-months- old con is one of the finest boys in the territory.
 c. c. McCarthy's resignation, as en- gineer of the Prescott & Arizona Gen. trsl railroad, was received yesterday. He has taken position as engineer on the Mexican Central. The holiness band has leased the building formerly occupied as bowl | ing alley, next door to Sam Hills tin shop on Montezuma street, as perma-. nent quarters for the local band. H. Bruckmann, representing the Mu- tual Life Insurance cOmpany of New York, returned to Prescott last evening, after four weeks trip to towns along | the line of the Atlantic & Pacific rail- road. Richard l.. Tea, after thirty years service in the army, was honorably dis charged on the lst instant, and will hereafter receives pension of $25 per month, from the government, in cOnsid- eratiOn of his faithful services for the | above mentioned time. Superintendent Jones has a tirst-class machinist in the employ of the Prescott ( Arizona Central railroad at their Prescott shop, who is now engaged in both engines preparatory to moving the freight of the United Verde mines.
 A deed has been filed for record from J. o. Rank into the BOaz gold mining Go. Tor the "Phelan" and "Daily ArizOnan" mining claims in Bradshaw district, the consideration named being $4OO,- DO. The Boaz mining company is 8 Phenix incorporation.
 The delegation from Yavapai and Apache counties to the territorial dem- ocratic convention will leave here to- by private conveyance. It will consist of the following persons: o Herndon, J A Rush, J w Dough- ,rty, re Norris, A c Oliver, from his county, and T $ Bunch, Bur bage, Walter Darling and pr. Dalby rom Apache.