Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
 FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Next Sunday will be Easter.
 Pay day at Whipple Barracks.
 Judge Rush is under the care of q
 physician.
 John R. Masterson will start I saloon at Jerome.
 NJ. Green Is teaching school ia
 KirkIun valley.
 The stage for Jerome will leave to- morrow morning.
 J.L. Hall came up from his Mart neg ranch yesterday.
 Martin Maier's bowling alley will b: opened Saturday evening.
 Timothy Green has gona to Tempe to attend Normal school.
 Ell. Witherell is sowing a large crop of barley, oats and rye .or hay th'S season.
 Jas. NJ. Sanford has filed hi. bond, as justice of the peace of Williams, fer record.
 Norman H. Marlow has fled his bond for record, as overseer of ro .d district numberl l9.
 Mrs. Akers and her son, ChaS. H., have moved into their residence Ill West Prescott.
 Major Glenn, paymaster Y. <. A, ar rived on to-day's train, and will pay oii' troops at Whipple and Verde.
 Information received triay states that the trail of the murder rs of Cyrus Gribble and guards led northward.
 "Uncle Chet" Thomas has returned from a visit to his old-tIme irlend, "Old Grizzly" at the latter's camp at Placer itae.
 A false alarm was struck yesterday at 2:3O D. m, to wake the tremen mp aEi get them out for practice. he longh7 won the record.
 The train was held at the ] melton to- day until l2 o'clock, in order. to con meet with trains each way. They brought in mails from boil, east anal west, and two car loads of cod.
 w. C. Potts started the st an pump at the railroad shops to-day. lt |, en- gagged in pumping the water out "t the new we'll there to enable them to sink fl deeper.
 Lee Mahan has applied fer letters oi administration on tbe estate ot Alex J. T. Mahan, deceased, and the appll- eaton Is set for hearing before Probate Judge ONeill on Monday, April 2i.
 Peter Collett is driving stage to Je- rome for Shull X Austin. He came in from that camp last night and reports l everything active there. The roads in l many places, he says, are in Lad cOndl- 1 tion.
 J. l.. Hall reports peach trees, nectar | ines and strawberries Tn full bloom at | the M.-il.. z anch. II says the grass crop was never so fine at th!s time ot year as at present, the grass being sev- eral inches high.
 Chas. Cohen, a former resident of Prescott, but at present one oi the stock kings of Mohave county, Is a welcome visitor to Prescott. He cones in re- sponse to summons from d. court to tell what he knows about Dr. Days polygamous proclivites or practices.
 The case of F A. Tri,le ct al. versus z. Crow ct al. has Occu- pied considerable time of thc court during tn" past few days, the testimony being closed to-day Argument will be heard tomorrow. The case is one affecting the title to the Bel. mine on Lynx creek, F. NJ. and x. o. Murphy being also plaintiffs. The Belle was abandoned by the company owning it, and to protect hi> interests in tine company, F. NJ. Murphy reloca- ted the mine, and it Was afterwards jumped by Crow. Parties who have tO the testimony say that 1t Is a rather one sided case in favor nf plain tiffs. The property Is rather valuable, And has lain :dle for about d year, on account of the present litigation. FROM FRIDAy's DAILY.
 l.. H. Wilson left for the east on this afternoons train.
 Conductor Pomeroy brought in ten passengers to-day.
 Charles Meadows and MT. Fuller, of TontO Basin, are in town
 J. w. Sullivan and F. B. Dodge and wife returned on yesterdays train.
 Mrs. J. l.. Fisher is seriously i'll, and ie being attended by Dr R. K Robin- son.
 Judge w. c. Hazledine, solicitor of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, k in town.
 Argument in the case of Tritlc ct al vs. Crow ct al. has been postponed un til tomorrow.
 Senator Tabor offers reward of $2 900 for the arrest of the mUrdorers oi Cyrus Gribhle and guards.
 The testimony in the case of Costa ys. Costa was closed to-day, and the case taken under advisement.
 County Treasurer w. c Bashford and wife, accompanied by Mrs A. Kirk land, of Oakland, sister oi Mr. Ba>hiold. ATT we'd on to-days train. Henry St Clair and William Mover, life termers" at Yuma, have been par doned by Governor Zulick. The for mer was cell mate of John Temple, from this county.
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