Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
IM FRIpAY's DAILY.

M FRIDAYS DAILY.
 pcson is anxious to get the ores ol Brsdshaw country for hes shelter he mining outlook forthe Bradsha" btry is extremely fattering for the ent year.
 versl wsgon loads of machinery
 started out yesterday for the Gro mining company, in the Bradshaw ntains.
 eports from Jerome are to the t that if the present pleasant kher continues work will he started here within two weeks again.
 Iamsters who have recently arrived , the Congress mine say the roads how in good condition from Iron ngs to the mine. On this side of divide they are somewhat muddy
 improving rapidly. Employment
 be given to | large number of bs to freight between Preso colt and shove mines, on application to F. lurphy, and we expect to soon see he's active
 Ie star spa yiea banner was un- 5 50 the 'raze rom ronerous .s Is yeste,aev. lde rihlie schools closed, sea aua.'sf es 5uSiness les were c.o-sd n l -ln .noon, ID Observance ef wasbia :ton's birth- N SATURDAYS DAILY.
 r. Westlake has returned from Phe- as. Reyes returned to-day from kst nights train brought no mail the west.
 amond Joe Reynolds, will arrive p-night's train.
 H. WitEcaen returned Thursday t from h. 5rIp east.
 tdge John A. Rush and Mir and Mrs ris Baldwin are !n San Francisco. . Egge7s celobrsted his birthday. erday. b. entertaining a number of kiends.
 m. F. Powell and Chas. Thompson in last evening from the Black mining district.
 W. Ross, of the Corner drug store, ying very attractive sign painted place of business.
 Needles Bazoo new comes to us ged in size. and with its name ged to Booths Bazoo."
 D. Pryke, assistant chief clerk of puncil of the Thirteenth Legisla- is ticket broker in Los Angeles.
 train arrived few minutes past 'clock this afternoon, without any In connection on the Atlantic & D.
 A. Rang. one of the most popular "a men on the Atlantic and Pa now running . psssngcr train en Winslow and The Needles. ID. B. Motter. acapitalist and rail ; han of St. Joseph, Missouri. came Thursday nights train, and went Stanton yesterday, where he is < sted in some mining property.
 ds have been filed for record from ktlantic & Pacific railroad com ko B. A. Sprsgue. for lots l and ? 4 Flagstaff, for $l25; lots 17 and ck 5, same place, for $2O0, and and 3 block IT, same, for $50.
 F. Taliaferro, connected with the Impairment ot the Atlantic nd railroad. paid < brief visit to bt yesterday, on business con with his company. and Mrs. N. o. Murphy will for the east, ou Monday, and will in W.shil gton in t.,ne to witness lauguration oi President Harrison ttend the iatu a.s all
 Dr G 70. ?. EsaJ.. ,nlersained |e numher q iadieS and gentle At her reslasncs las y-eoing, the { lon being the ann,ye. sary of her Hay. 4 very pleasant time was E fd hy all present.. important instruments were for record yesterday with the g recorder, the fees for recording
 amounted to $39. They were { from the Atlantic X Pacific, the 2 bon, Topeka and Santa Fe, 2 be St Louis and San Francisco ! hd companies to the Mercantile man was brought into the hos few days ago suffering from
 burns, sustained while in camp. z ld his companion built & big fire bread their blankets beside it for g s sleep. During the night the . changed, resulting in severely z ng one of them.
 k. Burke, whom many of ouI will remember as an attache ol ss Sth legislature, and afterwards was
 nted assessor of Cochise county
 recently at Los Angeles, of con
 tion.