Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-22
FROM MoNDAY'S DAILY.

The train was two hours late to-day Joseph Campbell, of Alexandra, is il town.
 Wn. Vigus came up from Pheni, yesterday.
 C.. Clark, the Bradshaw mining man, is in town.
 w. w. Cook, of Gillett, spent the Sab bath in Prescott.
 F. w. Mitchell, the Turkey creel miner, is in town.
 F. NJ. Murphy went out to the Con gress mine to-day.
 E.. M. Sanford left for brief business trip to Flagstaff to-day.
 Prof. L. H. Meade left on this morn- ing's stage for Phenix.
 Major Dake, Bob Brow and other Walnut Growers, are in town.
 F. R. Raymond went out to his Kirkland valley mine to-day.
 Thirteen carloads of beef cattle were shipped from Chino valley yesterday.
 J R. Fitzpatrick opened bank in Flagstaff, to-day, called the Exchange bank.
 About two inches of snow fell on Sat urday night, but it quickly disappeared Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Fannie A. Stevens came up from her ranch, on Saturday, on a brief visit, returning to-day.
 c. w. Beach returned yesterday from Los Angels. He shipped another car load of beef ste' r. yesterday.
 The city council, on Saturday even- ing, awarded its wood contract to T. w. Simmons, for $5.99 per cord.
 FIX Chief Justice French came in on to-day's train and was heartily welcomed home by his legion of Prescott friends.
 The race, yesterday, between Tony's and Jake Mefiord's Badly" was won by the former. The race was for $2OO.
 Parties having occasion to visit St. Johns can now go through by daylight from Navajo instead of at night, as 
 Miss Mollie Baker has resigned her position as teacher in the Phenix pub lie scho ols, and arrived home by yes Ierday's stage.
 The snow storm predicted some time ,ince by the JOURNAL-MINER set in this .fternoon. It has all the symptoms of being a good, healthy one, too.
 As the season is approaching when he liver becomes clogged and produces good preventive of this of the system is to take Sim mons Liver Regulator, to be had at c. , HutchinsOn's Corner drug store.
 The decisision of the lower court has ,een affirmed in the case of ClOugh vs. Wing, the decision being in favor of the defendant allowing him the use of ertain portion of the water.
 T. B. Allison, an employee of the Arizona Stone company, of Flagstaff, vas instantly killed Wednesday after oon, by the falling of q derrick, which ccurred while large stone was being Oisted onto a wagon.
 It will be interesting to parties have ng occasion to visit St. Johns, during he approaching term of court, to learn hat the mail leaves Navajo every morn lg except Sunday at Ga. m., and ar ives at St. Johns at 6 p. m, making he drive in the day, instead of night.
 Property owners should patrOnize he tiremen literally in purchasing ckcts for their ball. The members of he department give their services free, nd 1t Is d small return for owners of roperry to purchase freely of the ckets to their anniversary ball, and ncourage them in this way. The term of district court to be held l Apache county next week has been or allowed to lapse entirely, 1 y order of Judge Wright. There will e term oi court held there on the lird Monday of April. Horatio Allen, whom not the gods, | ut the gOssips have been reporting as ying, left on Sunday, for his ranch on | ranite Creek, having about recovered 'om tic effect of the operation perform l on him, some time since, oy Dr. obinsOn. Judge Robert F. Morrison. of Apache | ounty, left for his home yesterday, iter very pleasant visit, of three or | ,ur days in Prescott. The Judge is enial gentleman whom 1t Is a pleasure {, meet, and We hope to see him again Prescott. l.. c. Hughes, editor of the Tucson tar, is great admirer of the fair sex nd, possessing comedy features, is in ,rn admired by them, and he proudly | lys that Tucson can boast of large | ,terie of intelligent, handsome and lOdest young ladies, and the number rapidly increasing as the health pros ectors come from the east There Is D one thing which ciyilizeS a new com.