Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-15
FROM SAruRpAys DAILY.

Ekoa SATURDAYS DAILY. 1 The cloud have disappeared withou rain.
 l Edgar Stephens came in from Lo.
 Angeles last evening.
 Martin Maier intends put ing up s building in his gardens.
 Troops at Whipple have commenced their annual target practice.
 0. w. Culver has filed his oath and bond ss road overseer for district l5.
 The Phenix Tribune will appear as q daily, evening. paper Monday, May 10th.
 The Prescott lawn tennis grounds were opened to-day with a number oi games.
 Robert Brow and Lieut.. A. O. Brodie left for the Walnut Grove dam this morning.
 J. N. w. Moore has TO acres of land in grain and alfalfa under the High. land canal.
 The socisble at Whipple Barracks last night was we'll attended, and passed of merrily. H. Rule, of San Francisco, is in town looking at the chances for tailoring shop in this city. Large lots of lumber are at the pres. ent time being freighted to the mines for building improvements. Business men generally say that bu- sinese was fair to-day. Several teams were being loaded for the mines. J. W. Heinruhs. of Cincinnatti, is visiting Prescott, and will take run to the mining regions, and may invest.
 Wm. Muncey has conveyed to Dan. iel E. Heating 90 acres unsuryeyed land and personal property. for $l 800.
 Major John Reese, George Arthur Allen and D. w. Kelley returned last evening from . trip to Cataract creek.
 James E. Wing brought iu some new rye hay to-day from his Granite Dells ranch, being the first of the sea- son in market.
 Lieut.. Rockefeller left on this morn- ing's train for New York, having been summoned there suddenly by the ill., mess of his brother.
 F. Salsman, of Flagstaff, filed com. plsint yesterday in the district court against Phillip Hull and c. w. Beasley to recover $500 on a promissory note.
 Having the decorations used in last years celebration, Fourth of July celebration can be had this year at g nominal expense and on grander scale than ever previous.
 It is stated that one of the members of the board of supervisors of Gils county will resign, and that J. w. Eli son, ex-member from this county, will be appointed Co the position.
 Hon. J. l.. Fisher received letter from his better half, last evening, stating that her health was improving, and she hoped to be able to travel soon, when she will return home.
 Col. c. c. Bean arrived on last nig ht's train from the east. He says he is always glad to get back to Arizona. He left his family in New York, where they will spend the summer. He says that Mrs. Beans health has improved very much.
 Mrs. Archibald, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Maggie, will leave on Monday for San Francisco, where the latter will enter conservatory of music to complete her musical education. The former will remain there during the summer.
 The regular semi-monthly social of the First Congregational church was held last evening at the residence of Mir and Mrs. R. H. Burmister, Gurley street. The occasion was special one rendered the new pastor, Rev. E. D. Wvckof. A large number of members of the church and friends were in at- tendance. together with those of the other churches of the city, including he pastOrs