Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
From Mondays Daily.
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Mercury reached hloA,d heat. | The Whipples beat the Prescott
 yesterday by a score ot 24 toS. Otto Halmer left yesterday ,o visit sick sister in California. Mir. and Mrs. N. R. Bowers returno on yestsrday's train from visit east.
 Osenburg brothers completed al
 extra fine saddle at their shops to-day
 Mrs. w. H. Throne and children T.
 turned yesterday from their visit east
 Frank, Curry returned from Denver whers.l,c was attending school
 Mr.. tsoss Blakely died few day since st Mountain springs. Mohav county.
 T. F.. Farish. ex commis. toner
 mmig g,ation. is in town, accom- panied by h.s brother.
 Dr. Marshal, tho dentist. at the Belle vue hotel Is prepared to| pc, form al kinds of dental work. 1 Ice cream and other refreshments 1 will be served at the ladies Bazaar, on ] the Ed and lth of July.
 The ladies' bazaar will be held on Wednesday and Thursday at the cor ner of Gurley and Cortex streets. J w. Clay has come up from the Buckeye canal in Maricoph county, to spend the summer. Mrs. NJ. Goldwater, mother of the Goldwater brothers of Prescott, arrived on to-day's train, for a visit to her sons. But little interest was manifested m the school election on Saturday. F. G. Parker was elected trustee, without opposition.
 The 0. K. hose company was out at six o'clock this morning for practice, and succeeded in making good run and coupling.
 Miss Rankin, of Phenix. came up to- day with her friend Mrs. N. o. Murphy. and is stopping with friends at Whip pie.
 Mrs. Alvord, recently of Prescott, is visiting friends in Flagstaff, where she talks of opening s dress making estsb- lishment.
 The Atlantic X Pacific railroad is placing patent spark extinguishers on its locomotives. They are said to be success.
 Friends of J. G. Tinker will symps- thizs with him and his wife over the loss of their only child, which occurred in Flagstaff on Friday last.
 Mrs. c. D. Koch, of Santa Fe, New Mexico, who has been visiting her brother, George Hartman, in Prescott. left for home to-day.
 Ed. Mercy discovered an incipient blaze this morning just in time to ex- tinguish 1t with bucket of water and thereby prevent coniiagration.
 The Flagstaff. Democrat tells of man named Casner, on his ranch near Dale creek, having been tortured until he re- vealed the hiding place of $65 in his possession.
 David Boax, who has been instru- mental m bringing considerable capi- tai to this section for investment in mines, left on yesterdays train for visit to his family at Fort Worth, Texas.
 Dr. Day. convicted in Prescott, Feb. 5th, 1889, of polygamy, and sentenced to two years imprisonment in the terri torial penitentiary. has had his sen. tence commuted by President Harri- son to six mouths.
 Among the arrivals on to-day's train were Mrs. C. A. Bray. Miss Clara Cof- fin, Dr. J. NJ. Marshall, of Flagstaff, Miss Lily Park, St. Louis, Mrs. NJ. Goldwater, San Francisco, Miss Emily Horne and B. NJ. Goldwater, Prescott. |
 The fine prize saddle, won by Riley Johnson at the cowboys tournament, last year, was brought into Osenburg Brothers shop yesterday, complete l wreck. A horse reared up and fell backwards on 1t, Saturday, spintering the tree very badly. GeneralManager D. B. Robinson, of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad, has "A large force of men st work placing the roa,.- bed in good condition. Mr. Robinson says he proposes to make the track of the Atlantic '& Pacific the best in the west
 Mir. and Mrs.S. D. Lount left by their own conveyance this morning, for fhe- nix, after spending several weeks in Pres colt, nursing the formers brother back to good health. It was their intention to nave remained longer, but husiness required their presence at home.
 The fire works for the Fourth of July. which were received some time since, were placed in the old powder house near Prescott, for sefe-keeping. On Saturday the discovery was made that the entire lot had been burned up, nothing remaining hut the ashes of S4OO ar $500 worth of the,a.
 G. J. Baer, an contemplating business man of Kansas city, favored this office with call, yesterday, previous to his departure for the east. Mir. Baer is in terested in mining properties in this section, and has spent several weeks here. He expresses himself highly pleased with the country, and expects to return soon again.
 Governor Wolfley, Secretary Mur- phy and wife and child arrived, by pri. vate conveyance, at noon to-day, trom Phenix, and ara domiciled at Governor Tritle's residence in east Prescott, where they were received by the recep- ton committee appointed for that pur- pose. They will reman for about ten