Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-03
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Il Mrs. D. J. Sullivan is expected home . shortly.
 Read the "Notice to freighters" in
 this issue.
 | The base ball season opened this
 afternoon.
 Il Mrs. Fisher is still quite seriously i'll
 in San Francisco.
 II Copper is still on the decline, the
 latest quotations being Sli.25. | w. C. Foster has filed his official
 oath and bond as notary public for ! Prescott.
 Friends of J. l.. Fisher arc urging his | appointment as q member of the board
 of supervisors.
 Supervisors Behan and Moore went
 out to take look at the Copper Basin
 wagon road to-day.
 NJ. Goldwater lS Bro, have new
 Spring announcement m this issu
 Read it and go there for bargains.
 The Hayden milling cempany,soi
 Tempe, have assigned, with liabilities
 aggregating $3o. 900 over the assets.
 Apache county will receive bids. April Sth, for S27 900 of her county
 bonds bearing seven per cent interest. A deed from E. W. Wells to Catha. rine 0. Hall, for lots 2l and 23 block 2l Prescott. for $333, has been filed for record. It is now reported authoritativcly that the Harqua Hala mines have been sold to San Francisco parties for l ] $20O, 900, cash. Thomas Brown returned last night | from the Buckeye canal. on the Gila | river, where he has been engaged du- | ring the winter retaining desert land.
 "Bub" Hicks has got back home safe to his soda pop factory in Tomb stone. What "bub" don't know, and | never could learn, about making laws, would make big volume.
 The Copper Queen company at Bis bee have received orders not to ship any more bullion until further orders. They are still producing, however, and piling 1t up near the smelter-Pros- pector.
 Hon. J. H. Hoadley, of the territo- rial council, went through last night en route home. He announces himself as a candidate or reelection from the southern district two y, ars hence. He says he will he candidate all the time.-Tucson Star.
 c. R. Ewing, an employee at the fur mace of the United Verde Copper com pany, while dumping slsg, on the 27th instant, had the misfortune to slip aud fall over the dump of rcd-hot slag, com pletely roasting his arms. He was brought into the county hospital yes terday for treatment.
 A gentleman, who arrived on last nights train direct from Holhrook. re- ports that Sheriff O'Neill and two dspu- ties were only five miles behind the | train robbers. The snerifI's party had a fresh mount of horses, while the ! horses ridden by the robbers were pretty we'll worn out. The chances for their capture were good unless something unforeseen should happen.
 Otto Halmer has removed his dining room to the spacious, commodious and we'll lighted room adjoining the bridge With increased room he is now pre- pared to serve all who may call with | first class meals. He will shortly open ! ice-cream parlors in connection with his restaurant MT. Halmer and his wife are an industrious and energetic couple, their place is neat and tidy and | their meals well cooket, and with good service they are entitled to good ! share of patronage.
 FROM MoNDAY's DAILY.
 J. I. Gardiner Is hack from his trip i east.
 Another carload of beer receive. at Jessens Headquarters.
 Messrs. Hale Brothers returned Sat urday evening from their visit to Syca- more creek.
 Mir and Mrs. w. c. Bashford re- turned from their visit to California on Saturday night.
 w. M. Claypool,o the sampling works, returned last night from business trip to Denver and Pueblo.
 Wm. Wilkerson left for Tucson this morning, to attend the sessicn of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
 F w. Wells received telegram, on Saturday evening, stating the Senate had reconsidered Wolfey's confirma- tion.
 G. Hathaway left with stage load of passengers for Phenix this morning, Secretary Bsyard beirg among the number.
 A. Emanuel will shortly leave for Cali fornia, when there will be a good open jug in Prescott for trst-class, reliable painter.
 ]. Steiner and Johny Coyle, two first ( class mechanics. made some improve | ments to the 0. K. hose compsny's ( cart yesterday. Ie
 Farley Smith received letter today from J l.. Fisher. stating that he also is quite seriously i'll in san Francisco with t erysipelss and fever. ID
 An eastern exchange says: Tomb V stone, Arizona, Is famous fer its apt d names. Its leading newspaper is called O the Epitsph, and the sheriff of the s county is Col Slaughter. He defeated !" Major Blood lby two votes at recent r election. Capt. Cutts was also can |
 A. 0. Hale. of the firm of Hale Bros. L & O., of Sacramento and other Calisor- mia towns, left for home this morning. il His brother, P. c. Hale, who came to d Prescott with him, remained here to- c day. and will leave for the east and | Europe tomorrow, to purchase goods for the firm. which has seven ar eight stores in operation in California Both gentlemen were we'll pleased with this \ section, and particularly with our eli a mate. which Is uuexcelled. I,
 A Western editor offered prize of | $50 and years subscription for the T best written proposal of marriage from | lady. He picked out nice proposal from a beautiful widow. answered it ac- q cepting the proposal, and with the i threat of a breach oG promise suit actu- t ally captured her. Editors may not ac- quire wealth by writing 23 hours day.