Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FRoN MONDAYS DAILY.
 Mrs. Tinker and family have gone
 Jerome to reside.
 Il Judge and Mrs. Hawkins left yssteI
 day for California.
 Ar. and Mrs. j. J. Lynch, of Kim
 man. are in town.
 | Ex-Supervisor w. q. Wing field spe'
 Sunday in Prescotr.
 | Timber Agent Mason left foi the lin
 of the Atlantic X Pacific this afternoon | An Apache county live stock fir'
 has recently shipped 300 head ot cattI
 to Montana
 l The 0 K. hose company has chi
 on its shoulder. Which o the oihe
 two companies will knock 1t ofir | E. M Sanford re,urne.i on yesterday
 train from attending court m Apach'
 county.
 A party Of picnickers. some sixteen
 in number, left at six o'clock this after
 noon for point of Rocks.
 Professor Thomas has returned from
 his camping tour, and Is again at work
 this profession.
 There was considerable thunder and lightning all day on Sunday, and quite . shower of rain fell in the evening. E. Burgess left Saturday noon for a trip to California. He will visit Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco. Judge Wright, Col. Eggers. Harris Baldwin and T. w. Johnston returned from Apache county Saturday. T. B. Carter. of Walnut Grove, is in town. and paid his respects to the JoUREAL-MINER office to-day. A fine heifer belonging to A. A. Moore, was killed by lightning yestsr- day. st Walnut Grove.
 Diamond JO Reynolds came in on yesterdays train, and will go down and take look at his Congress mine. the greatest producer of gold in Arizona.
 R. H. Burmister and family left to- day far weeks outing with the for msr's brother, A. c. Burmister, on his Agna FriA ranch.
 Dr. F. q. Cornish, of Flagstaff, one of the most successful practitioners on the line of the Atlantic A Pacific rail. road, is in town.
 A cloud-burst occurred, on Friday, near the head of Government gulch, east of Prescott, causing s large volume of water e rush down that stream.
 c. R. Martindell was taken seriously i'll on Saturday evening. but under the skillful treatment of Dr. Robinson Is able to be around to-day.
 Miss Lily Ban.s, s charming and vi- vacious school marm of th,s city, leaves tomorrow for . two we. k's visit lo friends in the Agus Fria Valley.
 Our esteemed exchange, tn, Tucson Citizen, copies the JoURNAL-MINER's story of Train Robber Smiths chivalry, without due credit to this paper.
 J. l.. Ward, the we'll known ex- sheriff of Cochise county. but at pres- snt engaged in the livery business in Phenix, arrived in Prescott yesterday with L. 0. Adams. the travelling sales man for . spics and tea house.
 P. l.. Kastner received telegram yestsrday from Dan Seaman. at Denver. stating that himself and wife were en route to Spokane Fslls, Washington Territory. in response to telegram ssAt,ng that his mother was dying.
 Ladies and gentlemen desiring to spend plessant evening in dancing to good music can have an opportunity on Wednesday evening. The commit. tee having it in charge will spare no pains to make it pleasant affair.
 c. w. Ford received lot of the finest peaches, on Saturday, that has Ap- peared in this market this year. Three of them, put on the scales yesterday, weighed one pound and half, or an average of a half pound each. They are as finely favored a they are large.
 Geo. H. Curry left this afternoon for . trip around the world. or at leaet part way around. He will go direct to Los Angeles. thence to San Diego, and by steamer from there t0 San Fran cisco. After short stay in the city by the Golden Gate, he will go to Paris to attend the Worlds expedition.
 Nr. c. A. Bray is hack again at his post, after few days absence at Pres colt enjoying the smiles and happy greetings of his army of friends in our county site. He reports . JoviAl good time at Prescott on Independence Day. Democrat.
 Chief of Police Dodson. fired three shots at prisoner. Sunday morning about 3 o'clock, that escaped from his custody while en route to the city jail The shots wsre mistaken for an alarm of fire, and an alarm was rsng on the court house bell, which brought the out, only to find that their services were not needed.
 Territory vs.' Lou Lewis; assault aad battery" was the title of n case tried in Judge Andrews court yesterday. Jennie Anderson was the complaining witness. "No probable cause for filing the complaint, and costs taxed to com- | pisininx witness" was the judgment rendered.
 The school trustees met yesterday and decided on some repairs to the school house and out buildings, but took no action in regard to change of tsac hers. They have recently added @275 worth of philosophical apparatus. maps and charts to the school turni- ture.
 A friend Qt the JpURNAL-MINKR has