Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Granite creek is beginning to boom.
 The Pioneer hotel is crowded with
 guests.
 Nearly dozen passengers arrived on
 to-dsy's train.
 E.M. Sanford returned last night
 from Kingman.
 Lieutenant Ramsey and wife returned
 home on to-day's train.
 We hope to see the Rumble Bee post
 office re-established soon.
 JIG. Herndon has returned from his
 visit to Flagstaff and Albuquerque.
 J. D. Landrum, importer of thor
 oughbred stock, came in on the train
 last night
 A number of large freight teams
 loaded up with merchandise, yesterday,
 at W. c. Bashford & Co.'s.
 Thomas King, the we'll known stock
 man, of the firm of Pratt & King, is up
 from their range on the Verde.
 Several car loads of cattle were due
 at Chino valley yesterday, for E. H.
 Witherell, for shipment to California.
 DeltOn Yates and wife arrived on to-
 days train, and left immediately for Coyote Spring ranch, with E. H. With
 erell.
 Mayor John Howard informs us that 1 the annual meeting of the city council
 will be held, in the city hall, next Mon-
 day at 3 o'clock p. m. ] Constable Donahue brought in a
 petty larceny thief from Flagstaff yes
 terday, to serve out a sentence Tn the
 county jail fer twenty days. l Parties wanting to engage In the
 hotel or lodging house business should call on Mrs. E. Stahl, of the SOmnar House
 E. H. Beggs, agent of the Stage con- pany, went out with the mails this morning. No mail has arrived from
 Phenix for three days. The train arrived from Prescott Juno
 tion last evening with two days mail from the east and one from the west, and with several passengers. James H. Hamilton came in from
 Peoples valley last evening. He reports
 the roads pretty bad, and fourteen l inch snow fall in that section. MT. Carmichael, of Lynx creek. is in
 town He says that during the recent storm three feet of snow fell on the mountains between Prescott and Lynx creek.
 Henry Murphy came in from the
 Silver Trail mine yesterday. He says | it took him ten hours to make the trip
 through the snow, distance of ten
 miles.
 No matter who "wOnders" at it, the fact remains the same, that Phenix has made shipments of merchandise to Walnut Grove, less than thirty miles south of Prescott. MT. Herndon informs us that traffic on the Atlantic & Pacific railroad was suspended yesterday, owing to land slide near the tunnel at JohnsOn's can yon.
 Geo. H. Tinker left for home to-day, after pleasant visit of three or four days with his old acquaintances and friends in Prescott. It looked natural to see his smiling cOuntenance on our streets.
 l.. H. Wilson, manager of the Pres colt & Arizona Central railroad, has re- ceived instructions from the Atlantic & Pacific to receive no live stock or per. ishable goods for shipment over their road
 Kitty Blonger and "Kid" Fay have been bound over, without bail, to ap- pear before the next grand jury of Mo- have county, to answer the charge of murder, in the killing of the blacksmith, Hill, at Peach Spring, February 22d. Thomas Heenan, miner employed in the Congress mine, came in this morning to receive medical attendance for an injury received to his eye in the former camp. MT. Heenan is cousin of the late John c. Heenan, "the Beni- cia Boy"
 w. A. Clark, the lessee of the United Verde copper property, in addition to his other vacations of banker and min ing operator, ia proprietor of the Butte City (Montana) Miner, the oldest paper in that territory. The time he devotes to journalism, however, is more in the way of avocatiOn than as a vocation. w. A. Clark, lessee of the United Verde copper property at Jerome, John l.. Thompson, the future superintend
 ent of that property, Joseph GirOux, | foreman of it, Frederick E. Murray, resi- dent agent of the United Verde Com pany, arrived last evening and left to. day to visit and make an examination | of the mines, smelter, etc. MT. Clark l could give no definite information con- corning the time of starting mp the property, not yet having visited it, but stated that no time would he lost in getting in operation. FROM MONDAY'S DAILY. No mail from the east to-day. J. H. Hamilton went home to Peoples valley yesterday. Henry and Byron GOldwater have come to Prescott to stay. | FredericEs Brothers were kent husv