Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-11
LOCAL NOTES
Fssx THuRsDAY's DAILY.

FRou THURSDAYS DAILY.
 The Quartz Mountain mill is grind ing day and night on good orc now. Lopez, the murderer of Peter Yer dier, is getting well of the wound rs csived at the time of his capture.
 Pete Gabriel, former resident o this county, and an ex-eherif of Pima county, hax been in town for two oI three days.
 A deed has been filed for record from J.I. Gardner to w. A. Clark, for one halt interest in Gardner's store and barn in Jerome, for $675.
 Henry Spaulding has new adver' tisement in this issue announcing hot and cold lunches evenings, and . teN other special features recently added. J.w. wllson writes from San Der nsrdino to his beat man, c. P. Hicks. l that his heslth has improved greatly since leaving Prescott, which will bs welcome news tc his many friends here. HID. Aitken is the first in the field to announce as a candidate for city treasurer. Nr. Aitken is popular young man. and it will take an extra good candidate to beat him in tho race. Mrs. Geo. E. Brown returned ysstsr- day from her visit to Nr. and Mrs. n. !. Pomeroy and T. J. Pomsroy, Dr., at Guadalajara, Mexico. Her has- band met her at Albuquerque and ac- com pansid her home.
 Gorham A. Bray, the tnterpris;ng and genial merchant of FlagstAff. was welcome visitor at this office today. He vas formerly in business in Pres cott, and the circle of his friends is limited only by tho limits of the popu- lation.
 When the case cf T. 0. Bray came np in Judge Andrews court yesterday Aftsrnoen, the defendant appeared. witA. Col. L. F. Eggers e his counsel, And demanded jury trial. The jury endered verdict of acquittal, and he rAs discharged from custody.
 The Yavapai Pharmacy has just re eived large invoice of Harter's cele- rated family medicines, which are billy described, together with numerous sher standard articles kept for sale at hat institation, in an attractive adver- ssnent in this issue. Read it.
 James Van Scoy, Sport Boyle and I'm. Oliver, of Prescott Junction, hme in yesterday, in obedience to the arrant issued by Judge Flsury, on the bmplaint of James Doyle. charging lem with having battered him. As Ie complaining witnsss failed to put an appearance. they gave bonds and burned home.
 The last issue of Col. Chatham's 6 egales Herald was accompanied by pplement brim full of news. This Dcame necessary en accounto the vsrtising pressure on the columns of e paper. As Mir Chatham ; is the )stmaster of Nogales, in addition ts Fning this prosperous paper he must . prospective millionaire.
 The rain storm which commenced on turday night has continued ever bee with but a slight cessation on Dnday, and today has increased in lence aud the amount of rainfall. ater courses are running full, and amount ct the dam of the city Der works is sufficient to furnish the nting office water motors with sup until the first of January, when the decree of the council will go into bet, shutting them of entirely.
 This mornings issue of the Courier
 . splendid specimen of an obscene blication, bsing the echo of the hnken and incohersnt blackguard- of, what it terms, "Well known izen,' during his seven weeks de- nch. As the well known citizen" nld only obtain limited audiences to en to his maudlin vulgarity. he has bn extremely fortunate in occurring ch an appropriate organ to publish b the people of thi, community, bose patronage he solicits during the riods of his sobriety. If the "well own citizen" and the editor of the urier desire to place themselves in light they appeared this morning, shall not object
 B. B. Steadman, . former resident this county, and brother of David Steadmsn, who was murdered TO- utly in Indian Territory, came in pterday from San Diego. te get tes- hony in regard to his brother's si-s here. He left for Cherry creek bay to take siiidavits f nuaber of azeus there, which ne will ta.e ie Fs Smith, Ark, to present al the hi of Alexander. ne latter, when was arrssted had sSi0 in his posses ln, and claimed u Q entire banj of rsss, whicn are sup 9sses % fEvs be ged to sse&dmSn. Ar. Steadiaan
 leave for For, Smith the carly part next week, and daring his absence xpects to visit his relatives in sads. whom he has net seen for P twenty years. We can reoom- Id him to the people with whom be nes in contact in the Indian Fitory and Arkansas, in the settle- nt of his brothers affairs, as an orab.e gentleman.
 
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