Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-31
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. COl Ri~elov is in town.

ously i'll.
 J. B. White left for Ala neda, Cali
 fornia to-day.
 Dr. Geo. D. Kendall has purchased
 the Craigue cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. ". c. Potts have re- turned from California.
 A number of candidates will attend the TOntO Basin races next week. l Rev. c. l.. Pearson and Rev. z. l.. Kay are storm bound in Phenix.
 James Shirley hss added steam power te run his Tragic meat market sausage mill with.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCutchen re- turned from California on last even ing's train.
 Sheriff Mulvenon and deputies are summoning grand jurors for the next term of court.
 T. W. Otis mechanics are now at work on the second story of his new brick building. The Crowned King mining company is erecting . store at their property in the Bradshaws.
 Tom Shultz, we'll known Phenix printer, is an independent candidate for constable for that precinct. W. HI. Throne celebrated his fiftieth I birth day on Thursday. A surprire party was given him at his residence in the evening.
 J. H. Lee received the sad intelli- gence few days since of the death of his brother, John Lee, of heart disease, at Lyons, Kansas. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Prescott & Arizona Gen. tral railroad, for the election of officers, will bs held next Thursday.
 J. w. Wilson has put some "fancy fixings" ;n his store window, whereby he is able to make beautiful and very attractive display of his goods.
 A bill of sale from c. $. Hutchinson to l.. Bashford, for the Corner Drug Store, was filed for record this morning, the consideration named being sl,- 624 50.
 Sheriff Mulvenen has received word that Frank Burns, arrested here some time ago, is in jail at Leavenworth, Kansas. awaiting trial on a charge of forgery.
 Mrs. Sullivan has been receiving nearly car load of new goods. In the | invoice is whole lot of toys and other l novelties for the holidays and winter trade. Her stock is large and prices are marked away down. FROM MoNDAY's DAILY.
 Ms w. B. Jones has gone east on a visit.
 Flagstaff has revived her Chautauqua circle
 E. M Doe, an attorney of Flagstaff, is in town.
 Three passengers on the Jerome stage this morning.
 Good rains are reported from all sec- tiOn. of the territory.
 Only one week more and the agony | will all be over for two years.
 Mark Smith has cancelled his en- gagen,ent to speak in Prescott.
 Martin Maier has his fish and ice bond completed ready fer water. |
 E. H. Witherell is erecting two- story hotel at Witherellvi!le.
 MT. and Mrs A. A. Moore have rec turned to their Walnut Grove ranch.
 Republican candidates for the legis- lature are pledged to legislative reform.
 Col. Bigelsw and Doc. s. A. Smith are in town from the head of Slate creek.
 N. c. Shekels, superintendent of the Crowned King mining company, is in Prescott.
 DE. Mitchell returned last night from a trip along the Atlantic X Pa ci6c railroad.
 Fritz lesson is temporarily widower, his family being out in Chino valley, visiting relatives.
 Guy Bennett, of Walnut Greek, came up from Phenix this morning, and left for home this afternoon.
 The great register of Graham county contains 200 names this year, or about 400 more than last year.
 W. B Jones, superintendent of the Prescott X Arizona Central railroad, has gone to Albuquerque on business.
 J. w. Sullivan will ship nine car loads ef beef cattle tomorrow from Chino valley to the California market.
 T. c. DOnahue and Al. Gr.gg, of Flagstaff, have made A hee!barrow bet on the result of the pres idential 
 Judge O'Neill, Chas. H. Akers and J. V. Rhoades came in last evening from an elcctioneering tour through the 
 J. Rowland Hill, the brilliant corres- pondent of the Golden Era Magazine, took his departure fer California on this mornings train.
 The Flagstsf Democrat has the name of F. B. Jacobs attached t0 the tail end of the democratic ticket as candidate for county surveyor.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick, republican nominee for joint councilman from this district, was presented recently by his wife with a twelve pound son.
 Hon. T. J. Butler, of Prescott, who will bc the next treasurer of Yavapai county, arrived in town last evening, and is making great many friends.- Champion.
 NO. Murphy and Dr. vickers left by | early train today, to make war en the