Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
LOCAL NOTES
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

LOCAL NOTES FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Thomas Reese Is m town from Cherry creek
 Martin Maier has commenced to har- vest his third crop of ice.
 Ell. Witheren left this morning for 6 business trip to California.
 Mrs. A. E. Wann and daughter are domiciled at the Johnson House.
 "Notice to creditors" of the estate oi the late W. c. Oliver is published Tn this issue.
 The firemen will score a big success by giving a masquerade ball on the 22d oi February.
 The proprietor of the Courier Is ne gotiating, we are told, for the purchase of the old Miner cylinder press.
 Morris Goldwater returned yesterday rom his visit to HolbrOok. It took him ten days to make the trip.
 Harris Baldwin and wife returned yesterday from Apache county and are domiclled at the Bellevue hotel.
 The announcement comes from Los Angeles of the arrival Of son at the residence there of Mir. and Mrs. C. W. Beach.
 The roar about that report of the leap year ball was caused by the number Of costumes described on people who did not attend.
 Curtis St. john took his denarture yesterday for Gillette and Tip Top, to take position there with the stage company.
 The Toughs hose company have elect ed J. x Rodenburg and Thos. Scholey as members of the board 0: fire dele gates, to take office March ls,.
 solid ice } inches thick will bear me II on foot; 6 inches thick will bear cattle and wagons with light loads; and lO
 
 1000 pounds pei square foot.
 Yesterdays train encounter red snow drift at Garland's, delaying its arrival f until C o'clock last evening. 1t took q lsy over in Prescott, leaving for tie Junction at II o'clock this morning.
 While trying to get some coal recent iy, at inc depot, Uncle Jimmy" Moore slipped and fell, breaking one of hls ribs, from which he has suffered severe lv ever since, but is able to be around A young lady, named Pits, died in Flasstail, few days sine, after a twelve hours illness. It is thought her death was caused hy fallon the ice on Wednesday, January l1th.
 The boys bad such good iime at the leap year ball that they al. seem 10 want masquerade on the 22d of Feb ruary, the date of the annual ball of the iiremcn. If the fremen will take huil of the matter they can make masquerade d grant, success
 D. r. Mitchell, clerk of flic board of supervisors, to-day, filed with the clerk ! of ,l,e district court list uf citIZeus 1 subject to jury duty in the county. The clerk of the court and probate judge are required, within five day.. to make selection tberefrom for grand jurors. Major Geo. H. Tinker, Of the Flag staff Champion, has secured the edito- rial .ervlces of Col. Lamonfe, formerly ol the Albuquerque Democrat. With such strong literary team as Messrs- Tinker and Lamonte to cope against, 'he editor of the Signal will have to get dova to good, solid work.
 Those remarks "of q sangu'nary na- ture" were written by "some person. who knows enough of tine Indian char acter, and the character Of the stock men whom they ordered away from The northern part of this county, to know that inc latter will stand no fool ishness and ii necessary will give old Supai Navajo a dressing down It he should attempt to carry out his tbreats to prevent them from locating there.
 Sheriff Mulvenon received I telegram last evening announcing the murder oi James F. Miles, at Norwalk. california. on Tuesday, January l7th. The tele' gram was signed by w P. Cooper, but contained no particulars further than the brief announcement d the crime Tho theory Is advanced thai the mur der Was committed by some relative O tn. ma. whom Miles killed at Tip ToI some years ago, as ii IS kn Hwn that E brother of his came out from Texa some time ago for the express purpos ni Killing him
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