Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-29
FROM sAr9oAy's DAILY.

| rkoN SAIV)AYS DAILY. J. R. Kiliasick has conveyed to Nora
 McCAee lots and F, in block l7, Dr. Wm Dalby, of St. Johns.
 Apache cooe. came m on this after
 noon's train
 The sutlsssl whipple. A. G. Oliver.
 has just repfnished hls store with an
 assortmenA goods.
 Dame rspor's tongue Is busy with
 the approehing nuptials of worthy
 and we'll hown couple. The Pncott and Whipple base ball
 hines whcross bats tomorrow at the
 the WhNple grounds al s:3o. The eAin to-day was several min utes at,Ad of schedule time, decided improvement of late on the part oi the
 man he.
 A ba of sale was filed this morning by Gea w. Young to his wife, transfer ring oattle in Skull valley, with the brandC Y.
 Superintendent Murphy, of the Con- gress nine, came in yesterday, and re- porA favorably of mining operations and Frospects.
 Company is thus far ahead in the scorss at target firing. They sngges, to tAeir comrades the necessity of "brscing up" to get even.
 A broach and fan were found this morning by some of the "boys m blue" i" and they will be returned upon appl- cation ct the Barracks.
 Bvt few money orders have been sent from the Prescott postotfice during the last mon h. So much the better, and d god sign for home patronage.
 Harry Hayward, of the Prescott Junction Hotel. visited h;s old hsunts ths morning, and Is we'll contented wlth the business outlook of his house.
 The rsnchmen of this county should elert themselves to make good ex- hibit of their products st the coming fair at Albuquerque. They can take the "case" if they make the effort.
 The Bellevue Hotel is still in posses sion of its renovstors, and will not toe opened for some days yet. The notes of the piano in the house led many to believe that it had resumed business. An alarm of fire was sounded this at about , o'clock. The scene of the blaze WAS the Chinese Joss house, on Granite street. The fire was extin- guished before any of the companies were on the ground. with only slight damage.
 Location notices have been filed AS follows: Frank Shiffer, Siskiyou mine, and Siskiyou extension, Walker dis trict. John Franks and Emanuel Cos tillo, the Gro Bonita, and John Fr,nks, the Red Jacket, all of same district.
 Flowers are in demand as Memorial day approaches. Our people might profit by the lesson the demand teaches, and cultivate their gardens, not only for profit but for sdornment. We pity the man or woman who does not love flowers.
 Harry H. Jeffords was appointed United States District Attorney for Arizona. He is the senior partner of the firm of Jefiords X Franklin, at Tue son. Ills is now, and has been for some years past, district attorney for Pima county, and is universally es- teemed.
 Letters are daily received from many parts of the union by the Development Company, soliciting information re- garding Arizona, and particularly of the resources of this county. Atten- ton is now directed to the opportuni- ties of this section of Uncle Sam's do- main.
 Fresh supplies of chickens were re- ceived to-day, and are selling at S9 a dozen. They came from this vicinity. and are beauties. There is mint of money in produce and poultry m this county. If ranchmen would turn their attention more to these specialties, their purses would suffer only from a plethora.
 Attorneys say that never have they known before, on the eve of the session of court, that there has been such an absence of personal violence. It has often been remarked that just before the term begins, scenes of disorder and riot have been so frequent that the cal endar WAS all at once weighted with criminal charges.
 The sociable given at Whipple Bar racks last night was an exceedingly agreeable occasion. The ladies at tended in great numbers, and were most tastefully arrayed, presenting an almost metropolitan appearance. The excellent string band, led by Prof A. Merz, supplied the music, to the notes of which the dance was indulged in up to , 30 o'clock this morning.
 An alarm of fire was given at , o'clock this morning, by persons who saw a volume of smoke coming from the Joss house in China town. Before the arrival of the fire companies they entered the building, and quenched the fire, which was beginning to make hesdway, by emptying A few buckets of water. It is said that the fire was caused by the ursetting of an opium lamp by a woman who was smoking. FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 Dr. Wm. T. Dalby, of St. Johns, fla