Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-06

tration this morning of it's new pOwe press. It is similar in appearance and build to the one in use in this ottic driven by water power.
 A dance was given at the residence of Albert Hilderbrand, on the lowel Agua Fria, on Tuesday evening, for thu benefit of the school district. A nea little sum was realized, and . pleasan time enjoyed by all present.
 F.G. Parker has a force of men re building the assay office at the sam bling works. He will have it com pleted in few days. In the meantime ore is being received and handled tb' same as if no fire had occurred:
 The JoURNAL-MINER congratulates Major J. w. Donnelly on his nomina ton to the position of land agent of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, vice Col Thos. s. Sedgewick, resigned. Majol Donnelly has many friends in this sec ton, who will be pleased to learn of :his recognition of his services
 FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 w. S. Head is in town.
 F,a"staff will celebrate the 4th.
 C.. :. Martindell has moved into his new office.
 Fresh drugs just received at the Cor. ner drug store
 J.Q. Stephens came in yesterday from Los Angeles.
 E. Stalll returned to-day from his visit to california.
 Coles A. Bashfo,I is up from his Peoples valley ranch.
 "Uncle" Jimmy More has returned from his stock ranch.
 The Sisters school has ninety pupils in attendance at present.
 Sandy Donahue. the Flagstaff cOnsta. ble, has opened a saloon.
 Forty excursionists left Flagstaff for the Grand Canyon to-day.
 The county assessor has about cOm- pleted his duties for the year.
 The town site of Williams has been surveyed and plated recently.
 surveyors are out looking up route for d railroad to Copper basin.
 Dillon brothers left yesterday for the Hillside mine, with load of supplies.
 Win. Rhodes took out q load of lum- Der and merchandise to-day for A. L.. Kerr
 Mrs Chas. Hicks left yesterday for a three months visit to her parents in Arkansas
 Chas. C. Goven has resigned as man. ager of the Arizona Cattle company at Flagstaff.
 c. NJ. Strauss prize puzzle box was opened by the county board of exam incr, o-day
 Only two applicants put in an ap- Icarance at the quarterly examination this morning
 Mir. Carriage, Connected with the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, Is in Prescott.
 B. C. Knapp, of Peoples valley, had lis arm orokcn, d fen days since, while -iding a bronco hors.
 Judge Rush, E W. A els, F. E. Mur- ,ay and John Lawler left for the Hill ,ide mine yesterday.
 Miss Lawson prea ched an excellent sermon to large audience at the mis- ion hall last evening
 Dr. Goo. F. Thornton, manager of he Perrin Cattle company, came in rom Williams yesterday.
 J. l.. Fisher writes from Kansas City, hat Mike Lawler, formerly under heriir here, is married and engaged in trcet co;racting wvrS 4 Wyandotte, | Kansas Geo. W. Young, of Skull valley, pull d out from the o. k., yesterday, with load of lumber, merchandise and ore ars, for the Copper Basin Mining com- ,any. A petition for pardon for D. J. Par ,ood Is being circulated. He was con. icted of an attempt to commit murder, md sentenced to ten yea rs in the peni- cntiary. Judge W. c. Hazledine, solicitor of | he Atlantic & Pacific railroad, arrived m yesterdays train, and will remain in Prescott ducing the session Of the dis ric; and supreme courts. Ii. ,. Miller was orator on memorial | lay at Flagstaff. His Oration, publish l d in the Champion, Is very eloquent. IT, Miller is one of the rising orators of l he Southwest. J. \. Rodenburg has received ;hc ap- ointment of general agen. of the An euserBusch brewing company, and 1ill start a bottling establishment in is brewery. He expects to receive his | rst car load of beer in few days. Alex. Thompson has the contract | pr freigh !ng from the Etta mine to he mill The distance Is six miles, and e has two OK teams engaged in the | 'ork, drawing sixteen tons per day, or ight tons to each team. The difference between the express ompany and the Prescott & Arizona Central railroad company have teen Jjusied, and Well, Fargo are again orwarding and receiving express as sual Billy Bailey is at present in harge of the box, messenger however expected soon. Westerly being George H. Curry's firth day, Mrs. Hill planned surprise 'arty for him on Saturday night, at rhich there were about thirty ladies nd gentlemen, at his residence in Vest Prescott. The company was en- ertaincd by music, social games and aucing. Oi the musical part of the venings entertainment, Miss Amelia lush sang a couple of beautiful solos, nd MT. Tallman favored the audience 'ith number of selections on the iano. 4 bountiful collation. of san- witches, cakes, lemonade, coffee and hocola,e was also served during the