Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 D. Boax left for the east yesterday.
 Rev. G. II. Adams left for Kingmau to-day.
 Henry Tuning, of Apache county, is in town.
 Don't forget the concert next Friday evening.
 Baron Goldwater celebrated his 26,h birthday to-day.
 w. K. Howard has gone to Camp Verde, on business.
 Flafistaf officers have declared war or the ''hop joints.
 Fifty cents will buy . ticket to the concert next Friday evening.
 John Mason. ex-timber agent, says he expects to remain in Arizona.
 The Flagstaff Democrat has entered upon the second year of its existence.
 w. T. Baker returned Saturday evening from horse rodso in the vi- cinity of Date cresk.
 Flsgtaff will hold an election August 20th. to vote on the proposition of levy ing a $6 900 tax to build school house.
 Miss Moilis Baker has been engaged to teach the Cottonwood school. one ,i the beet country schools in the coun ty.
 Rev G. II. Adams preached a very able and practical sermo n last night ct the Marina St church to large audi ence.
 Judge Fleury received . postal card from Judge c. q. w. French. stating that his failure to arrive in Prescott has been caused by sickness.
 Lallah Potts, of Kingman. a grand daughter of Mrs. H. A. Bourke. of Pres- colt, met with serious accident re. gently, by falling on . piece of iron.
 The JoukNAL-MrSER was misin- formed in regard 10 Dr. o. Lincoln taking charge of the Yavapai Phar- macy. MT. Howard ras telegrAphed to Los Angeles for & druggist.
 R.H. Burmistcr met with a mis- hap while out driving last evening with his children. The king-bolt of the buggy broke, detaching the front wheels of the vehicle. Luckily no one was seriously hurt.
 The body of Al. Fulton, & sheep herder, was found near Flagstaff re. gently. It is thought he was mur- dered. as there was . wound in the back of his head.
 Eli F. Hornsday is the name of tho new timber agent, who takes the place of John Mason. He halls from In- diana, and is expected here any day now.
 Ex-Sheriff w. J. Mulvenon came in yesterday from Turkey creek, and left Tor Leavenworth, Kansas, this alter noon. He expecta to return in short time with brother, who is suffering with rheumatism, to get the benefit of our dry atmosphere.
 Kobers Brow is up from the lower dam of the Walnut Grove Water Sto- rage company. He says that Lieu tenant Brodie has taken hold of work there in a systematic and business like manner. The new pump has arrived and work will be resumed this week again on the dam.
 W. Neal, of Walnut Greek, was in town today, to get . warrant for the arrest of horse thieves who recently stole some horses from J. NJ. M. Harris and others. The thieves at last ac- counts wero heading for California, after a neighbor had made them give up Harris horses.
 The Tombstone Prospector says: "some one should send for . few bar rels of Brown-Sequards' elixir of life and present it to the old fogies who are continually harping on dead issues, and try and keep them alive. We can't spare them just yet. The old fogy is an essential piece of furniture in any country"
 J.J Donnelly, who was compan- ion of D. s. Scoville,on the night the latter had his throat cut, was taken into custody to-day, charged with the assault. He was taken before Justice Andrews, who fixed his bail at $500, which was readily given, and his ex- animation was set for Wednesd ay, Au- gust 14th at 10 o'clock.
 The Mohave Miner says that "the new style of smoke stack with & spark arrester attachment now adorns many of the locomotives on the A & P. rail- road. It is known As the Brown spark arrester, and it is said by railroad men to be far ahead of any like contrivsnce yet invented, and it is claimed that 1t is Impossible for live spark to get ou of the smokestack."
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