Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
LOCAL NOTES.
DAILY.

 FROM THURsDAY's DAILY.
 Geo E. Brown IS up from the Agua Fria
 car load of beer just received at Maier's Exchang saloon.
 Joseph R. Walker came in from the Mogollons yesterday.
 There Was a slight fall of snow yester- day afternoon and last night.
 Thomas King, the Verde stock man, of the firm of Pratt & King, is in town to-day.
 D. w. Clearwater has sold his in terest in the ice crop to his partner, E. 4. Rogers.
 County Recorder Horne took in fees amounting to $4S3 50 during the month oi January.
 Sheriff w. ]. Mulvenon left on this afternoons train for a months visit to relatives in Leavenworth, Kansas.
 A deed from John Clark to E. NJ. Clark. ior the John Clark residence in Flagstaff, has been filed for record.
 The Champion says that the Ho!- brook Standard will make its appea' ance about February lst, under the editorial management of w. C. La monte.
 J. w. Wilson & Co, the proprietors oi Pr, scott's great clothing emporium. have new and attractive advertie' : nlent in this issue which Is worthy of perusal. Read 1t over carefully and Call on them for clothing.
 D. C. Reese had another severe ai- tas k of hemorrhage this morning, ani IS feeling quite sick to-day.
 L II. Meade left for the Agua Fria and Camp Verde districts, yesterday, to place the White manakin in the schools there.
 George Pemberton, we'll known resident of this place, died at PhenIx las, Monday. He was the father of S. B. Pcnberton, and of the wife of the lat Jesse Ellis.
 W. Scott, the expert pressman of the IoURNAL-MINER office. Is putting the old Miner cylinder press in working or,i-r preparatory for its purchase by ] |! Marion, of the Courier.
 G.o. II Curry has moved his stock of gopd- into his new store. When set tl,d im his new quarters, NIT. Curry will have m e.egant place of business, as IL |, ,..ing fitted up very artistically.
 k. B. Thrapp, of Eureka, illinois, Is reported To have purchased the Castle c.eek hot springs property. The springs are located some forty miles souti, of Prescott and just within the buruldaries of Yavapai county.
 Beaumont Coxe received an elegant, crystal germed mortar sign, for the front of his Yavapai Pharmacy, to-day. It will toe illuminated tonight. and will look brilliant.
 To-day is ground hog" day Ac- cording to the old tradition concerning this day, there will be six weeks severe weather, as his ground hogship cou d certainiv see his shadow to-day, m which event he Is supposed to retire for SIX weeks to await the breaking up of winter.
 Ina recent notice of Judge Campand son, We crroneously stated that the lat ter would engage in the stndy of the law, with his brother, whereas he Will engage in the practice of law. being ad- mitied bv special arrangements, and be- tug the youngest practiciDg attorney m the state of Texas
 !. W. Wilson, to-day, received several cases of new goods. Included in the invoice was a large assortment ot boots and shoes and mems furnishing goods. Mir Wilson always keeps abreast of the times m securing the very latest styles and among the goods recei"td to-day WAS il lot of crayats and n-ck,ies, the latest and nobbiest out.
 The order changing the tine of de- parture and arrival of stage: on the Bla.k Canyon route arrived last eve ming. and has been forwarded to Super intcn lent Beggs, who will put the change into effect soon. The time for leaving Is $ .io a. m instead of D F. m., while the arrival will be a half hour later only than at present