Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
LOCAL NOTES

hocAL NOTES FRlpAv's DAILY.
 A. l.. Hough has returned to ple.
 lc Helm is in from the mcun- hgsin.
 ge Wright left fer St. Johns this oon.
 ss are commencing to come in rapidly.
 ouncemsnt of candidates for sices arc now in order.
 .lleut dinners were served at all btels and rsstaurants yesterday. Id Rabbit has just completed m brick business bleck in Flag school children are enjoying . from Wednesday until next ".
 E. Br VII left this afternoon. to Ind escort his wife home on her from Mexico.
 es, via wickcnburg. now go and ia Congress, causing . delay cf hours in their arrival in Prescott. contemporary announces that .
 is on foot 'sto down" J. N. ! at the next municipal election. e. A. Bray. yesterday, presented e ball boys with . box of choice ls smoke after their turkey din- F. Holtsn, special detective of antic and Pacific railroad, left |uquerque on this afteraoon's HI. B. Farmer, formerly of Pres Id later of the Normal school at is now located at West Potsdam, brk.
 r John Reese, Thomas Sheridan ,. Agustine have returned from bring trip through the northern this county,
 Hartson and wife. of Copper spent their Thanksgiving in t with their relatives. J. J. ns and family.
 Attention of mine owners and equiring machinery is directed Advertisement in this issue of llton Engine Company of Los rmelons, on the day after giving, would b. . novelty in where the blizzard holds sway. hgon load of this luscious fruit he streets of Prescott to-day for nploye at the lower dam. called ke," WAS hurt by . blast last
 it is thought fatally. In . an old slouch hat he wore at was found $304.40, which he ed away fer rainy day. fellowing officers have been by Arizona Lodge, No. l, F.: D. Harner, N. G.; w. H. D, v.G.; $. A. Logan, Sec !; l Ford, Treas. Win. Wilker- Eec c. Waddell and E. E. trustees. ksgiviug services at the Con- pnal church yesterday morning bll attended and were very in- kg. Rev. E. D. wyckoT preach ty eloquent discourse, appro- D the occasion. The choir con a double quartet, with Prof. as organist.
 casualties resulted from yester~ hll game. Dr. Waite was hit leg and knocked completely cut bat which slipped from the Df J. E. Brown, while in trying A hot ball E. S. Clark had one nger nails driven nearly to { he lint.
 ksgiving was quietly spent in |. Bueiness hcusss closed early lay, and the base ball game at- quite number o! spectators in ernoon. A number of small hgiving dinner parties were and it is estimated that the tur- bp is between 200 and 300 fowls than it was on Wednesday. njunctien was granted this after the case of J. w. Clay vs. the ! City Mining Co, on the filing nd by the plaintiff in the sum si
 The plaintiffs suretiss arc ashford. Joseph Dougheriy. F. rht, J. c. Stephens, E. Burgass ugh Hughe'. The injunction is rain and enjoin defendants from g the Silver King mine, Groom have today been the recipient Photograph of the plant of the
 Engine Works, Los Angeles, Manufacturers of oil kinds of Aery. This Company, with their Id plant and large experience, b to enter into competition with, e rapidly pushing their business elds formerly controlled by San sco sud eastern houses, particu- n the line of mill and mining 10 which they give especial Atten. eerday's game of base ball was the most interesting ever played scott. The opening of the game Particularly noticeabls for good lg although the boys tired some towards the close. The captains respective mines were. Fl. B,
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