Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY. County taxes arc due.
 Barrett Post meets tonight. l A. o. Elliott is in from Pleasar
 valley.
 Il Geo. Hartman is painting the plsz
 fence.
 Il Read Treasurer waddsll's notice Ii
 this issue.
 i, R, N. Fredericks is laid up with
 sprained back.
 Fresh fruits at Ford's. | Louisians lottery drawing tool
 place today.
 | J. W. Wilson & Co.'S fall goods hay,
 commenced to arrive.
 The recorders fses for Augus
 amounted to $2l2.25.
 | E. 0. Hornaday is ia Flagstaff on
 tint CT investigation business.
 Elmer Wells will leave for Los Angels,
 in few days to attend school.
 Judge Wright returned yesterday
 from holding court at Kingman.
 Oh. for rood smoksl Aitksn has
 t-the Key West Bouquet"
 Members of the militia com pAny arc notified to meet tonight for drill. T. j. Thorp, late candidate for gov. ernor of Arizona. has gone to Chicago 1 to reside.
 A power of attorney from Frank Alters to D F. Mitchell has been filed for record.
 Railroad tickets bought and so'i at \. Aitken's.
 The Board of Supervisors advertise for the 5000 reward for the finding of l artesian water.
 Ed. M. Blake and Miss Mary Otis will leave for Oberlin, Ohio, to attend school. on Thursday.
 IL T Andrews. left by this norning's stage for the south on revenue business. He went via Wiakenberg. Fresh andies aud nuts, prize boXet etc, at Ford's. Ed Brentou was fined $20 today by Judge Fleury for assaulting Maud Brooks, . colcred belle.
 The Board of Sup frvisors advertise in this issue for proposals for drawing . sectional map of this county.
 A bill of sale from Joseph R. Howard to Martha Marshall for $650 worth of live stock has been filed for record.
 A citizen of Flagstaff is building . reservoir for winter skating rink and summer boating and bathing lond.
 Paris green, for potAtoe buzz, st Hills hardware store.
 Flagstaff schools opened last week with SS pupils The teachers arc Prof. Kiggins and Misses Cotin and Croth- CTS.
 Flagstaff attorneys are expected to arrive in Prescott tomorrow to institute habeas corpus proceedings before Judge Wright for the release of Matt Black.
 At the preliminary examination of Matt Black, xt Flagstaff yesterday, bail was fl xed at $l0OOO and being unable to give that amount he is now in jail.
 Buy your LouisiAna State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency or the same. in Prescott.
 Dave Russell of Bellemont has ex. cellent specimens of wheat, oats, alfalfa and red tsp clover raised on his place which he will send to the Albuquerque fair.
 The only place in town you can buy choice Honey, in one pound sections, from the Verde Valley, is at A. Aitken's.
 Deputy Sheriff Geo E. Brown re- turned today from Flagstaff having in custody Matt Black who recently shot and killed J. NJ. Griffith, near that place.
 Tobacco and cigars, numerous brands, at Ford's.
 Smokers supplies - pipes, stems, cigar and cigarette holders, etc., ct Ford'a
 Aiken is we'll supplied with choice fresh fruit, candies and nuts. Best brands of cigars and tobacco, cigarettes, etc. etc.
 B. M. Goldwater and Harry Hewlett left this afternoon for the Walnut Grove dam. The latter is said to have been victim of Cupidis dart during his recent trip there, the aforesaid Cupid being from Phenix and he may extenc his present trip to the Salt river valley.
 When "the matter of the Indian dep. relation claim of the Walnut Grove Mining company,-claim No. 1l44," was called for examination at 10 o'clock this morning before Ed. s. Wright, deputy clerk of the district court, and l.. H. Poole. special agent of the Indian c. Davis was asked to hold up his right hand and be sworn to tell | what he knew of the claim. He ex- pressed his willingness to do so. pro- vided that $45 be put up to pay his ex- penses from Walnut Grove to Prescott. | Special Agent Poole made . tender of . 1 crisp $lO bill to pay for travelling go miles and three days time and expenses, but tho tender was refused and Mir. Davis refused to be sworn. The claim, as stated in our last issue. is for $4O9,- 900 alleged to have been lost by Indian 1 Davis was engaged by the company at the time of the alleged raid and perhaps knows moro about the real loss sustained than any other