Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-09
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

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 Tim Casey has gone to California. on visit.
 Mrs, \. A. Moore 6 visiting relatives and friends in Prcscots.
 The Prescott base ball boys will leave for Phenix next Sunday. F. l.. Preston, business agent si W. A. Clark, at Jerome, is in town to- day.
 Frank ueisler returned yesterday from . six months visit to relatives in the east.
 ]. l.. Fisher Is adding new shelving
 to his store. in preparation for the re- ccipt of his fall stock oi goods. Major Coeney. formerly post com mandsr at Camp Verde, has been trans- ferrcd ts Fort Huachacs, in command ot that post.
 Prof. Thomas returned yester day from . trip to Camp Verde. where he went on business connected with his profession.
 w. N. Gringrich, formerly engineer st tho sampliag works. goes out to the hillsids mine. to lay some pipe and nut up an engine.
 George Mason deposited $25 in Judge Andrews' court, today, for viola tion sf the law prohibiting the carry ing of deadly weapons.
 When in Phenix atop at the Com meroial, the lsrgest and best hotel in Arizona. Prices are reasonable. Her rick & Luhrs, prorrietors. If Judge Chester Thomas and wife stopped over Sunday with their son, J. B. Thomas, at FlagstaF, on their way east from San Francisco. A. J. Burmistcr and family went out to the lover Agua Fris today. where they istend to reside. the former hay ing purchased sn interest in the ranch owned hy \. c. Burmister.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. 4. SewAll came in from Camp Verde yesterday and left for California this afternoon, tc' mon he visit. On their return, Dr. SewAll hopes to be stationed at Whipple again.
 The Mohsve Miner endorses the can. didscy of Geo. E Brown for United States nsrshsl. In fact, Mir. Brown is now pretty unanimously endorsed by the press and people of northern Ari- zona.
 James K Lowry was to-day appoint cd administrator of she estats of J. N Roberts, deceased, by Judge French. The appraisers appointed ny him are. Joseph Mayer, samuel Smith and A. L Hall.
 S. r. Behan went out to William son valley this afternoon, to be absent until the latter part of he week, and Partiss whose claims have kesn allowed by the board of supervisors will have to await his return to get their warrants.
 Dr. Wm. Stevenson, surgeon U. s. A.. returned recently from four months' trip through Europe. during which he visited the Paris exposition, southern Italy and other interesting points. He is enthusiastic in his description of the beauties of the trip.
 The Daggs Bros., the largest wool growers in Arilons, are shearing a band of sheep numbering some l2.&O head. and expect to realize about 75,' 900 pounds of wool from them. How is that for fall shear ng and only six months growth at thstr-Chsmpion.
 The board of supervisors would effect q saving to the county by putting cleo tric lights in the court house, as we'll as add to the safety of the place. In sd- di,ion to lights, needed throug hout the various offices and in tho court room, and the general wear and tear of lamps 1 and lamp chimnoys. light is kept burning all night in the Jail, which Is liable to explode at any tme. Electric | lights would be cheaper. safer and bet ter.
 The humiliating spectacle was vii messed 10 day of man who has been n | Prescott for great many yoars, and has done business on the east side of | the plaza, being carried oG to the l county jail. on charge of disturbing the peace, by tho use of loud and hois- torous language, his place of business | having been closed since Monday noon. | When the case was called before | Justiee Andrews, the latter found hi in an unfit condition for trial, and he was committed to the county jail to sober up As 1t is the ii rst time during his entire residence in Prescott that he | has yielded to this weakness. the cxcr- else of clemency in his case would not I be out of place.
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