Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-10

ARIZONA WEEKLY J0uall.9lGsR,
 WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 10. less
 L0GAL NOTES
 FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
 No mail from the west last night
 The Clifton Clarion is on deck again
 To.day has been very disagreeably
 windy.
 Business is rapidly improving with
 the pleasant weather.
 M Uncle Iimmy) More has re-
 turned from Phenix.
 Governor wolfey is expected in Phe-
 Phenix next Monday.
 The road tax has been reduced by
 the legislature from a to $2.
 DF M;.chells car load of blooded
 stock came in by last nights train.
 The young cattle brought m by last
 nights train can be seen m Dough-
 eriy's corral, West Prescott.
 The JouRNAI-MINER is the official
 naner of Yayspai county, and publishes
 reports of proceedings of the Supervi.
 sors in full.
 Deputy Sheriff Hickey left on this
 mornings train for Window, to assist.
 if necessary, in the capture of the
 train robbers.
 Another victim has been added to
 the tre,chery of the waters of the Salt
 river. making four men drowned there within two weeks while attempting to ford the stream. F.M. Murphy received telegram i today from N. O. Murphy. dated at La Junta, saying that the latter would arrive in Prescott, barring accidents, on Saturday evening.
 During his recent visit east, w. c Potts engaged sixty head of two-year- old short-horn Durham heifers, tO place on his stock ranch. He says they are the finest lot of young cattle ever brought to this section.
 The April number of the North American Review is on our table. This number presents . very Interesting table of contents. The editor Of this justly popular magazine is the newly appointed minister to Russia. S-
 FROM FRIDAy's DAILY. |, D. Boaz came in on last nights train from the east. The grand lodge Knights of Pythias will meet in Flagstaff next month. X number of ladies have . trip to Copper Basin planned for tomorrow.
 But one church, the Catholic, at present in Tombstone, supports . niin- ister.
 Col. Frank c. Hatch will take . dis play of Chalcedony specimens to the { Paris exposition. t
 The city authorities had number of ' men engaged to-day cleaning up the alleys. Id
 E. H. Witherell has filed his oath of ! ! office and bond as overseer ot the Black | Hills road district. Iii
 Governor Zulick appointed Maurice B Freshman as one of the directors of a the insane asylum. Ic The JouRNAL-MINER office has com n pleted the printing and binding of the t' necessary books for the assessor's office
 Geo c. Webster has sold the Seven F Mile House, we'll. and strip of land &d- joining, to the Prescott X Arizona Gen. tral railroad, fol $250.
 E. H. Witherell adverti-es in this issue for vaquero. to work on his range. A good rider and expert with the rope is wanted. See his notice. c' ". 1T. Throne and Judge E. w. Fiench left on this mornings stage en st route to Tucson, to attend the grand odge of Odd Fellows, which convenes tl there next Monday.
 Superintendent Jones, of the Pres V 'ott & Arizona Central railroad, drew lis check yesterday for $l ,5S5, i'm pay b nent of the car load of cattle roasted in ransit on Wednesday night. In Superintendent Dodge telegraphed today that & courier had arrived at E Winslow from Sheriff O'Neill, reporting | n himself and posse all safe. They were At Lees Ferry on Friday, March 18th. o w. M. Clayrool has lately made some f, important improvements to the assay office of the sampling works, and can now boast of as complete and neat an c ,uttit as can be found in the Southwest. . Special Land Agent Slater, of Tucson, m las been removed from office. A peti- ;, ion has been in circulation in Prescott or the last few days asking to have :: ;rover Cleveland's special emmissary, s' 'ol sidney B. Bevsns, recalled also. '' Geo. H. Tinker, of the Flagstaff IT Champion, is at Las Vegas H"t Springs, !" lew Mexico, recnperating his health, md John G. Tinker is in charge of the paper, and publishing newsy sheet. re Johnny" is ''old reliable" himself, in e my position you may place him.
 F.. ; Wilcox telegraphed to Prescott fr his morning that he had returned tr iom the pursuit of the train robbers all e' ound and we'll. We are glad to learn hat the report of his death proved to G ,e unfounded. He left the sh,riff's 2 posse at Lees Ferry on Friday last. r Tom Davis, the irrepressible clothing nan, failed to arrive last night, as he e xpected, but in note received at this u flice says he will be in Sunday night tt nth a fine line of summer goods, and he largest assortment ever brought to bs he town. As he will only remain for tn rief period, parties desiring to give tf im an order should make it . point to all early. H Driving Park and Fair Grounds. VI Articles of incorporation were drawn Ip to-day and will at once be filed to a, incorporate The Flagstaff Riding and G Driving Park Association. Its incorpo- th .tors are Ralph H. Cameron, James i. Simpson, Frank E. Foster, George tn 'rlme and James A. Vail. The capital CT tock will be $2O00, with privilege of ca