Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
LOCAL Ho'

E5GAL NOTES
 FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
 May lst was gala day.
 prJM. Mar shall is located as thS
 Bellevue. m
 Mn. f. W. Blake returned from fhe
 nix to-day
 u;s. Alice Pos,le come in on to-dAy's
 stage from Phcnix.
 sam Hill left on yesterday morning
 train for Colorado.
 E Burres, register of the land office.
 xen, on, on yes.erday's train.
 Ben R,bon is preparing to move to
 Lynx creek. to engage in business.
 R;chardsou'. teams loaded with sup
 ,.bes for Oro Bella camp and pulled
 out today.
 We understand that good. steady
 miners can find permanent employ
 ment at the Gro Bella mines.
 JnIes Bsumsnn has quit the hotel
 hns;ness at Prescott Junction and will engace exclusively in mining again.
 Persons ambitious ir the pugilistic
 line should read the challenge in this 6ssue. Mr. Lucey says no one is barred.
 W. E. Hsll has gone to Prescott Junc- kion to take the position there as railroad arent for the Prescott < Arizona Gen. kral
 Parties recently in from the Brad bhaws say that the Gro Bella company's pill is, without exception. the finest m he county.
 A nationa! salute was fired at Whip pie at noon on Tuesday, in honor of Inc centennial of the inauguration of Washington.
 Eugene Lancess, an experienced journalist, who has held positions on (arious of the prominent dailies of the
 Pacific coast, is visiting Prescott.
 WIS. Staley and wife, of Prescott
 Junction, are stopping at the Bellevue. The former will take . position here with the Prescott & Arizona Central tailroad.
 Dr. Sewsii, who drives . very spir- | he'd horse, had the misfortune to have | be animal run away with him on Tues
 ay. He was attached 70 his buggy, | ehich was badly used up, the doctor scaping with slight bruises.
 J. E.. Jones, editor of the Flagstaff | Democrat, came in on Tuesday even- ng's train, and left for home this morn Ing. MT. Jones is . very pleasant ap- bearing gentleman, and expressed | himself we'll pleased with Prescott, this being his first visit.
 President Stoddard, of the Gro Bella company, has taken charge of the eompsny's affairs in the territory, and )n future will personally superintend ts O. erstions here, in place of William B. Long, formery special agent. MT. Hhiting, formerly of Tip Top. has been Engaged to run the company's mill, and he services oi Mir. Dudley Helm, the .ell known assayer, h ave been secured. fRoa FRipAy's DAILY. O. F. Place has returned from the east
 Now for the Fourth of July celebra- kion. Dr. Marsh .rs card will be found in )his paper.
 Jules Baumann left town yes' rday or the mines.
 NJ. ]. Foley, of Fairview. is visiting Friends in Prescott. Mrs. Jennie Oliver left for her home In Chino valley this morning. Strangers who attended the May Day picnic afe loud in their praises of the occasion.
 The two-story-h house of B. II. Weaver D nearly completed and receiving . bat of paint
 There are only seven anxious appli- rants for the po>toffice, but several more are getting ready to report.
 James Burch, one of the old-time miners near Salt Lake City, Is in town, ind proposes to invest in Arizona i, hines, The fair patronage awarded to all the hotels, restaurants and lodging houses, kttest to anything but hard times in This city. -. New railroad time schedule goes into fleet May 18th, after which two trains Ter day will be run on the Atlantic & Pacific ;,
 Mrs M. Wollenberg and children ave returned from California, in con- equence of which Marks wears . regu- Ar May Day smile.
 w E. Landgrebe's bath rooms are and he IS nov pr.psred to i've hot or cold baths with hot and ,old water shower baths.
 Among the country visitors in Pres ,ott to-day were Coles A. Bashford, Peoples valley; John Curtin. Turkey neck; $. s. Ackers, Mogollom noun Eains.
 Billy Vigus, of Sam Hills tin shop, ,erfor med the mechanical work for Lsndgrebe's bath rooms. The work is very neatly done, chewing the skill of . master me eshanic in its execution. Dr. Nj. l.. Brooks, of Cleveland, Ohio, brother of Judge Brooks, is accompa- lied by his niece, Mics Mary Vincent. instead of his wife, as erroneously stated. Both of them are delighted with our town, and will remain seve- al days.
 It is amusing to notice the equa- limity with which the average Ariso- nan loses his wealth. A young man rom Ash Fork, yesterday, planked iownAil his wealth, in the amount of 5, turned on his heels and departed By Gum, had five dol lars worth of fun"
 F. E. Murray rendered his rcsigna- tien sometime since e resident agent of the United Verde Copper company, ! on account of his extensive mining interests requiring his personal atten. tion. It has been accepted by the com- pany. and the appointment of J.I Gardner to that position was yesterday filed for record.
 c. E. Alvord, who was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Murray McInernay, h d a hearing yesterday on charge of con. tempt of court, in the abduction of his daughter. He was let of on the pay.