Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
FRos TUESDAYS DAILY.

! ~s't sfOH t'-shttA0" hihht.
 Tickets to the hop tomorrow eve
 ing are only $2.
 All psrtles desiring work done , Di. Waite will please cai, at once.
 City council wilt meet on the 20i instant.
 MT and Mrs. T. E. Garter, of Wa
 nut Grove, left io' home this afternoon | An interesting days sport Is pron
 sed at Walnut creek on Thursday. l Mesdames Horne and Oliver return ed to-day from a visit to Chino yalle,
 The Bellevue furnished dinner to 10 patrons on Sunday.
 J. l.. Ward, the Phenix hveryman left for home to-day
 Diamond Jo Reynolds ant F. NJ Murphy left for the Congress to-dA w. G. Wingtield left for home yester day with supply of grain sacks, fol his barley and oats crop. T. 5. Carter says the rainfall, at his place, In Walnut Grove, has amounted to an inch and a half this month. Geo. H. Curry has an experienced watch maker engaged to attend to this class Of business during his absence.
 Mir. Ryan, mining -ear'"ccr, frr. merly of Deadwood. arrived on yeste,- day 's train.
 A. H. S,ebbins, a prominent citizen of Arizona, died in Tombstone, where he resided, on the Ilth inst.
 Thomas Goiorth" Is the name of an Arksnssn who recently visited Editor Jones, of the Flagstaff Democrat.
 P. l.. Ksstner sent safe out to his partner, wm. Hsroll, tod day, at the Congress.
 Walter J. Wright. of Del Pasco, was was in town yesterday shaking hands with his numerous friends.
 The regular stated meeting of Golden Rule Chapter, No. l, Order of Eastern Star will be held next Thursday, the 18th inst.
 Walnut creek celebrated the Fourth in true American style. The orator of the day was $. O. Rogers, Esq, who is very fluent and eloquent speaker.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter G. Bates are domiciled in Geo. H. Curry's residence, West Prescott, during the latter's ab- sence.
 Judge Fleury and jury of twelve men were engaged this afternoon in trying case wherein $. F. Kavan sues J. N. Rodenburg for possession of a building owned by the latter.
 Milo Dowd has purchased his part .er's interest in the horse power for pump ing purposes, and one of the machines is being put up opposite Brecht & Thrones blacksmith shop.
 T. w. Otis, A. Aitken and Henry Goldwster have been appointed ap- praisers of the est.te of Win. Osenburg, deceased, and were engaged in discharg- ing that duty to-day.
 The Flagstaff school trustees have employed Prof. l.. F. Higgins of Colo rsdo as principal, and Miss Clara Coffin and Miss Crethers as assistants to teach the public school At that place.
 Frank Leslie. the Tombstone ex-scout, is credited with having recently killed . woman with whom he was living, and James Neil, sn employe. Cause, whisky.
 Fong Murphy is now employed as chef de cuisine of James Van Scoy's hotel at Prescott Junction. Fong is a first class cook, and this announcement will be sufficient to attract parties from Prescott to Van Scoy's place.
 0. F. Place is m from the Crowned King camp. He says their mill is rum ming satisfactorily and successfully, and that under their new process of their ores they are saving the precious metal up to very high per centage S. c. Rogers. of Walnut creek, one of the most progressive and enterpri. sing citizens of this county. is in town. He reports the sale of his entire flock of Angors goats, some 2,O0O in number, to Hon. w. H. Hardy. of Mohave Mir Rogers was the pioneer raiser of Angors goats in this county, And succeeded in raisinga fine herd. Gus Shamp and Henry Briot left Tor the Congress to-day, where they will open short order restaurant next Parties hereafter waiting this camp will find the best to be had in the market, as that Is what the above named gentlemen propose to furnish to their patrons.