Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-26
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

sAESbAtS bALf. 1 No drill tonight.
 | Gus Reimer. the sheep man, is in.
 town.
 l N, B. Booth has located at Albu.
 querque.
 | County officers elect Gre skirmishing
 for bondsmen.
 | Members of the gun club are improy-
 ing their scores.
 ! F. l.. Kastner is having his Fashion
 saloon repsinted. | w. J. Mulvenon is confined to his
 room with sickness. J. W. Smith. the Walnut Grove stock man, is in town. ! J. II. B. Smith, the Cherry creek miner, Is visiting Prescott. The ladies have decided to donate a
 supper fer the Thanksgiving ball F. NJ. Sanford went north on last nights special for brief business trip.
 John Chart has pleaded not guilty to & charge of murder. in the district court
 Smiley < ThoEne are fixing up nice. new, cosy club rooms to tho Palace saloon.
 oniy two more days hll the Thanks giving ball. Buy ticket and assist the soldiers. Mrs. s;onemsn and her daughter left whipple yesterday for their home m Los Angeles.
 The train did not leave thls morning until S :ss. It will not arrive until late this evening
 The Whipple baad gave the depart ing soldiers q good send oil this morn. ing at whipple.
 The members of the militia com pany will appear in full uniform at the Thanksgiving ball.
 W. W. Prentice, one of the substan. tisl citizens of the northern part of this county, is visiting Prescott.
 W. M. Claypool returned to-day from three-weeks' business trip, which ex- tended ss far east as St. Louis.
 Miss Anna BlaEdy, youngest daugh- ter of J. F. Blsndy, arrived in Prescott few days ago to join tho family.
 Williams, in this county, is having a small sized boom over the relocation of | freight division at that point
 Governor F. A. Tritle has about | fifteen men at work on his water enter prise. He Is making good progress.
 Eli Punteney's team ran away with 1 him yesterday, throwing him from the l wagon and iniuring him quite severely. |
 The government has under consid- eration the question of adopting 3o- caiiber guns for use in the regular army.
 Owing to tho preparations being made for the Thanksgiving ball, there will be no drill of the militia company tonight.
 Thanksgiving services will be held at the Methodist church at Ii a. m. Thursday next. Rev. Mir. Mesnay will preach the sermon.
 X. J. Head has purchased of L. Basin ford the building occupied by Judge E. W. French and family. He will oc- cupy 1t AS a residence.
 W. H. Ferguson and his son, Gil. s. Ferguson left this morning to work their assessment on some mining claims in the Black Hills.
 ]. J (Sandy) Donshue and Captain Harry Kislingbury. of the Flagstaff Guards, came in on the special train this morning.
 Harry Elliott, engineer on the Pres cost X Arizona Central railroad, has purchased the c. A. Peter residence, and has moved into it with his wife.
 The success of Governor Tritle's water works enterprise will prove great benefit to Prescott. and make public benefactor Of it's promoter.
 Dr. Thomas Davis went out last night, in obedience Co summons to attend ! Dr. c. F. Thornton at Oaks and Will lows. Dr. Thornton it was feared was from pneumonia.
 Geo. s. Porter announces in this issue as candidate for city treasurer. MT Porter has served the people before in official capacities, and has never l been found wanting in any pec,. He will probably have no opposition to his election.
 The following are James R LowrY's bon smen. and the sums for which each qualihed: F. J. Austin, $2,000; Jo- seph Dougherty, s2,0o0; J. H. Smith, 5000; J. I. Gardiner, g 900; R. Con- nell, $s,000: P L. Ksstner. $I,oo0; c. X. Willard, 5000; Jake Marks, 1000. | To.sl, SI5,e0O.
 Business at the United States land office this month has exceeded that of any previous month for several years in the matter of final entries made. The greatest number from any single local lty has come from Flagstaff, although the business represents every section of the land district in which there are surveyed lands
 At the meeting of Knights of Pyth- ,as lodge last evening the following officers were elected Geor e Schner- man, F. C.. c. P. Hicks, c. C.; J. P. Dillon, V. O.; John Duke, M. of E.; F. W. Coover, M. of F.; John Bourke. K of K. X S. Jacob Weber, NJ at A.