Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-04
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Mrs. shekels has gone to California
 CIV. Ford has put new doors to hi
 store
 The plaza hay crop has been stored
 by the sheriff.
 Hon. w. G. Stewart has returne'
 home to Flagstaff.
 Mrs. Curtis will provide the suppe for the Fourth of July ball
 Antonio Romo has taken charge 0 the Montezuma restaurant.
 Chas. A. Randall will be up from th' Congress mine in a day or two, 10 cele brate the Fourth.
 L,P. Nash, Messrs. Houston, Col, and Fuller left for their Tonto basin iiomes yesterday.
 Robert Cartmell was in town to-day He expects to start the new saw-mili O w. Z. Wilson X Co. up on saturday.
 Captain Barker says his voting ante dates the election of William HenT! Hsrrison, having voted at the election when Jackson was elected in 1852.
 Mrs. Curtis says she has 8 barn fuil of spring chickens, and she will serve |; chicken dinner next Sunday, to every body who will come to theeWil jams House.
 The public pound sprung leak yes terday, through which some ten or q dozen COWS, incarcerated for violating the night ordinance, escaped without paying their per capita fine.
 T.. Rusk, of Tues on, is on his way up 10 this section of the territory, to prospect for diamond mine, which he thinks he found and then lost again, about twenty years ago.
 Governor Zulick this morning receiv- ed a telegram from Phenix announcing the death oi Attorney Gererai Briggs Goodrich, which occurred ll=t evening at ' 30 o'clock. Deceased leaves wife and three children, two dau ghters and one son.
 l.. A. Hughes, brother ol James Hughes, ex-deputy revenue collector of this place, came in on yeste days train. MT. Hughes represents tho hide and wool house of B. J. McL an X O., Kansas City. From him We learn that his brother is now located at Carthaee, New Mexico, engaged in the mercantile bnsinees
 J.L. Fisher returned home ye.ter day from his business trip east, during which he attended both national con yent:ons. Hesays that whlle III Chi asgo he was indebted to Hon. Clark Gnurchili f.r tickets of admission to the convrn''en. During lis trip he purchased several gar loads Of goods, TWO of which have already arrived. FROM FRIDAv'S DAILY.
 More windy weather again.
 Major D. M. Riordan is vi-iiing Pres colt.
 T. B. Carter, of Walnu. Grove, is in town.
 Board of supervisors will meet rfext Monday.
 Anew singer arrived to Jay Tor iLe Cabinet.
 JIG. Fredericks was able To be down town to-day.
 Chas. A. Girdler is rapiG' " gaining strength again.
 II. T. Andrews has retur ed from visit to Apache county.
 Charles Kathrens and < C. Norse came m on to-day's train.
 BE. Coffin has filed his official oath and bond as notary public.
 The Bisbee and Fair5Ant~ raiiIoad gave Tombstone the go by.
 Mayne Ritter. of Date cres k, has en- tered for the cowboy tournaucnt
 Lieut.. Ramsey has been a.sisned for duty at Camp N'rde.
 Several horses are or the track grounds, in training for il. coming ra res. Major ,. " Donneliy, laIl agent O the A,iantlc and Pacific railroad, came ii on to-dav's train. T. 0 Norris, of Flagstaff. and his trend, Mir Freeman, oi Arkansas, csme m on yester lays train. The courtmartial for the trial of Col. Forsythe, at Fort Huachuc, has been 1ostponei until next Monday. S,ec,sl orders of this department now '' ',Tr-r-rssl gnature of General Howard lut.r, tl,e absence of General Miles Juf McGrew is talked oi for re- s,e,tlou as school trustee. He has l ser, s, year and has given satisfac- sion
 M m Bevering. of Chicago, who has i ,,eeu sevral months with his brother, II. Beveing. on Turkey creek, left for the eastt-day.
 A Adeetfrom Cora A. Beach to ". J. Mulveno, for lot l6, block ei, Prescott, has been filed for record. This rror- eriy is th Beach residence, tle price paid beilg $l,5OO.
 co. Brown, of Washington, D. C., who is Lrgely interested in stock rais- ng :n Apache county, was passenger ,n to-day's train, making his first visit Q Prescott. He is delighted with our own.
 The Little Louisiana Lottery com any denies the truth of the recent tatements to the effect that the com- any had collapsed, and announce their eadiness to pay in full and on deman II tickets that are winners. E. M. Sanford won very important ase yesterday, being awarded a Slo,oso erdict for his clients, Mrs. Neal and hild, against the Mineral Belt railroad, or the death of MT. Neal, some time