Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
FROM FRIpAY's DAILY. More wind to-day.

Election for school trustees to-mo
 row.
 l Annual target practice at Whippl'
 has closed.
 Read ]. F.. Wagonsr's notice ot VI
 reward.
 Eight location snot'oes wers filed fo record to-day.
 Interest in the forthcoming hose race Is on the increase. Major D. N. Riordan came in from Flagstaff yesterday. Judge Wright and Harris Baldwin left for Apache county to-day. James Shirley received a handsome new buggy to-day from the east. The prize trumpet is on exhibition att. w. Wilson's. It Is a beauty. Judge w. c. Hazledine left on this afternoons train for Albuquerque.
 DC. Thorne has placed two new billiard tables in the Palace saloon.
 Arizona rsspberries have made their appearance in the Prescott market.
 Henry Spaulding, of the Agua Fria, was among the arrivals in town to-day.
 Judge A. D. Duif. register of the Tucson land O flee. died on the Both of June.
 Mrs. Geo. w. Sines and children will leave on Sunday for a visit to Cali fornia.
 Ed. NJ. Blake and Miss Mary Otis are expected home from Oberlin in . few days.
 Mrs. T. A. Riordsn, of flsgstrtf, is the guest of Mrs. A. Akers, in West Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. J. Bennett, of Phe- nix, will spend the Fourth with friends Tn Prescott.
 A final settlement of the estate of c. P. Head was made before the probate court yesterday.
 The city council wants fifty cords of wood at the engine house. Proposals will be opened July 9th.
 Wm. Dulin, of the MonteIuma. has fine ice-cold beer on draught for thirsty people these dry days.
 There were 1000 five dollar gold pieces in the $45, 900 received yesterday for the payment of the railroad taxes.
 Sheriff O'neill is expected back with the train robber, ]. J. Smith, next Wednesday, July Sd. N
 J. c. Herndon, one of AriEona's ablest lawyers, left tor St. Johns to- day, to attend court.
 Yavapai county paid out about $26,- 900 during the past year for the sup port of her public schools.
 Professor Ludw Thomas is being strongly talked of as candidate for school trustee.
 Weather prophets predict wet sea son this year. Hope their predictions will be realized.
 Mrs. Kendall has prepared an inter- esting programme Tor her concert, to be given Tuesday evening, July 2d.
 Dr. J. M. Marshall will be in Prescott July lst, prepared to perform all opera tions in dentistry.
 Geo. F.. Brown says that the new stage coaches now run between here and Phenix have removed much of the former discomfort of the trip.
 Business looked brisk at Brecht X Throne's shops to-day. Over forty ami mals and ten wagons were anchored there at one time.
 F.. H. Wiiherell has secured freight ing outfits aggregating about forty ami mals during the past few days. hut can still give employment to 100 more.
 Billey Bailey, the handsome and pop ulai "con" of the Prescott X Arizona Central express, reported good load of passengers to-day.
 Preaching at tine Baptist church Sunday at II a. m Subject, Hinder ing Children Sunday school at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 5 P. m. K. A. Wmdes, pastor.
 A deed from G. w. Davis to the Ari- zona Cattle company, for l60 acres of land on the Atlantic < Pacific railroad, has been filed fer record.
 A camping party will ave Prescott on Saturday, July 9th, to spend couple of weeks in the mountains near the Hassayampa divide.
 Miss Clara Coffin, sister of Mrs. F.. $ Clark. Is expected to arrive in Prescott Monday. July lst, to spend the sum. mer.
 At 4 recent meeting of Barrett post G. A. k. 1t was decided to accept the invitation to participate m the fourth of July celebration, and the veterans will appear m body in the procession.
 Major D. NJ. Riordan has paid over to County Tressu er Waddell ths sum of B. .567 SS, the amount of taxes iue for 1888 from the Central Arizona railroad, formerly the Mineral Belt.
 J. F. Osenburg says that the saddle and harness business Is exceedingly brisk just now, and he finds it difficult, even with an increased force of work men, to supply the demand.
 The prisoners in the county jail, re- gently sentenced to various terms of imprisonment in the penitentiary, will be taken to that institution at Yuma next week.
 A certificate of tax sale from D. NJ. Riordan to the Central Arizona rail road. and deed from the county treas urer to the same corporation for the Mineral Belt railroad, were among the instruments recorded to-day.