Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
LOCAL NOTES.
FROM THUs DAYS DAILY.

Base bal g-morrow.
 Nov Is th, time to set registered.
 Candidates should be aunouncin, themselves.
 Li.lie Court, of Phenix, tried to com nit suicide Sunday night.
 E. M Sanford returned last evenin, from a visit to MohaVe county.
 A Aiken has received the sgenc, for the Mexicsn lottery company.
 Mrs. N. B. Booth and her iwa daug h sers will leave for Santa Fe tomorrow wm. Duiiu has been making im- proyements to his Montezums saloon. The man with. a portfolio full of Williams" vii cali on you tomorrow Lieut.. Miner. of whipple, has been gs&nted four months leave of sb- sence.
 A. c. Burmister came up from his tower Agus Fra ranch yesterday, and will remain Tor some time m Prescott. The city's water supply has failed, and the water wss turned on' from the IoURSAI-MiSER's E. water motor this afternoon.
 The winsiow base ball team came m on todsy's train. They will play .tl,e whipple clnb tomorrow, and the Pres ,,,, cinh nm Safuraav
 Cl srles Meadows, the Tonto Basin COW boy says he has been engaged 10 20 to Austnllis with Wild West show, .t salary 0 s2e0 per month. ". 4. Freeze and family have moved a the old Judge Moves residence, ad- ioining Odd Fellows hall, having taken three years, lease on the property. The horses used in hauling the Verde mail wagon got sway from tue driver. oa Sunday evening. and in conse- aence thereof mails from that section have been disarranged. . Sam. Webb and W. T. Gray have an nounced themselves candidates for sheriff of Msricopa county. The latter occupies the position Ri present, but wants to succeed himself. T. K. Hall Is building good. com nodious residsnce In Inc lower end of ne Lynx creek valley. When com plated it will be one of ihe finest aud host substantiai in that section of onntry. About thirty men are employed new n the Lynx creek dam. and nearly as psay more along The liae ot the ditch .e latter has been locatei on the east dc oi the creek, instead oI on this le where the old ditch was located. ? J. Farley, superintendent os the lver King mine. closed he works for | day. and the boys attended the tu ,rAl Of Mrs. Albert ". Hofstuttler, in body, as token of respect and sym- (,hy for the sorrow of their fellow rkmAn. heavy rain in Lonesome valley II b st the head of Grapevine creek k Sunday caused big flood in those cams and in the Agas Fria creek. latter creek in tho upper end of the Icy was about half amiie wide Con- erAble damage was done to ranches ag 1t. Dress parade al whipple attract sd sized audiences there these nings. The m ilitary present very 1osing appearance, and the pre- pa and accuracy Of their movements greatly to the effect. It is well ih visit in the evening 10 witness Fhile the music by Ihe band adds additional attraction.
 letter from Big Bug tc Superin- lent Williams of the Blackberry N-> company annoances ; new ar
 2t tue latter compary's camp. It l-3miciled at the reside nee of Mir.
 Mrs J. H. Boyd the former of  n is i.'remsn ol the minr, but the T d not state whether ,t Is boy ii
 ge7y heavy EiDd storm, with many e symptoms oi < cyclon,, visited
 icinity of Yucca, on Sunday even
 sst. Two or three houses being
 st the mines of which J. !. Will
 is uperInlendent, were pretty wrecked. Hsilst0nes of in
 se size fell. horse being knocked
 oy them.
 meu who was sm ployed working on
 d near Jerome rupturei himself,
 days since, and was. .brcugit. AS far
 ndet's station. but WAS unable to
 further at the tune Feeling
 Y improved yesterday, he got into
 age to come to town, iut when
 A about seven sslies of Prescott he
 e4 His name could not he learn.
 t wss net known to the stage
 but he stated that deceased had
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