Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 A slight shower of rain fell last nigh,
 q. W. Fordgavs Mrs. Day $l0 yes,er- : day, the proceeds of saiile for cane
 Charles McGary and Stewart Knight
 celebrated the Fourth in Flagstaff.
 Miss Dora Fain won the prize ai
 Flagstaff offered for the best lady rider
 Flagstaff, according to the recent
 census. has 269 children of school age. l Dr. q. w. Scott, the dentist Is in
 phenix.
 A. A. Dutton has been elected school
 trustee at Flagstaff
 | Alex Aver has sold his interest in a
 patent stirrup to Osenburg Bros, for
 1850.
 Ike Patrick and II. II. White have
 filed four location notices from Groom
 Creek district
 $. A. Logan, Il first class painter, ad
 vertises in to-day's issue. He is deserv- ing of patronage.
 J. II. McCoohey has some valuable copper and silver mines m Butte valley district, near Lees Ferry on the Colo rado river.
 De Witt Williams, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Williams, left on this morn ing's stage, for visit to relatives in i Bisbee.
 At the COW boy tournament m Flag staff on the Fourth, Jesus Maril won the first prize, ny roping and tying steer in one minute and seven seconds Second prize was won by w. w. Dur ham; time, l :lS
 Mir. Curley, telegraph operator of the Sigma service office at Whipple, has been looking after the lightning for Doane Merrill for the past few days, | owing to the latter being unable to at- tend to business
 At d hose race m Albuquerque on the Fourth, the Grant hose company of that place won the race in 36t seconds. The distance run is not stated in the Albuquerque papers.
 Miss Emily Horne, who has been l visiting friends in our city for the past few weeks, lei, for her home, m Prescott, Monday. Miss Emily made many warm friends during her stay among FhgstsH people.-Flagstaff Democrat. Friends and admirers of Miss Min nie Bargeman have raised a purse to purchase saddle for her, for good riding on the Fourth. Miss Bargcman Is an excellent equestriene, as m fact were all the contestants on Friday
 The raflle for the cane, for the bene- it of Mrs Dr. Day, last evening, was won by c. w. Ford, who says that this Is the first prize that he ever won at raffie, and he wiR keep 1t until he gets old enough to use it
 A burst in one of the pipes of the water works, on Saturday, drained the reservoir of all its water. The engi- neer had succeeded in getting about three feet of water in 1t before the acci- d, mt Everything is running all right l again, however.
 In the case of An Sing, tried for keeping an opium joint, on Saturday, d woman was called AS a witness, who | admitted that she was "hop iiend." When asked what month this was, she | could not tell, and also testified that she | did not know what year it was, or in | what county she lived.
 Owing to the telegraph line being | down, we are without expected news in regard to the Sulli<an. Kilrain fight at New Orleans to-day.
 Mir. and Mrs E. J. Bennett, of Phe- nix, arrived in Prescott on Saturday. The former Is cashier of the Valley bank, one of the solid monied institu tions of the Salt river valley.
 The Flagstaff Democrat says that party of pleasure seekers left Flagstaff last week for the Grand Canyon, con- sisting of Judge Porter and daughter, of Phenix, Miss Oldham, California lady, Judge Barnes, wife and daughter, and T. G. Norris. They expect to he absent two weeks.
 s. B. Pemberton was brought into Prescott yesterday, suffering from quite | serious wound in the leg, which he received on the morning of the Fourth | of July, near Date creek. He fell of a freight wagon, which he was driving, | the wheel of which passed over his leg, | cutting the flesh to the bone, but for tunately d,d not break it. Mrs. Mary A. Brigham, president oi the Mount Holyoke Female College, at South Hadley, Massachusetts, whe was killed in the railroad accident Saturday, | June 29th, near New Haven, Connecti- cut, was sister of Mrs. A B. Mitchell, mother of D. F. Mitchell of this place. | Deceased was about sixty years of age, and has for years been prominent m educational circles. Mrs. Mitchell is quite prostrated over the news oi her death, as she was her favorite sister.
 The American Sentinel has the fol- | lowing A newspaper clipping which We have just received from Arizona, states that one w A. Cuddy, ex- chaplain of he legislature of that terri tory, is engaged in evangelistic work in Tucson, and that he is the representa- tive of the American Sentinel. We L.,,.c l,1a.l II EnII,. Loforo aaI |