Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

sn business.
 Tho base ball season opened yesser
 day An fine style.
 J. ". Clay has returned from the
 Buckeye country.
 Walnut Grove survivors arc com
 mencing to arrive in rrrseett. W. II. Smith aud Jacob Neeses .ei'
 for Williamson valley yesterday. W. II. Throne returned on saturdsy y
 irsm B brief visit ,e California. Goo. II. Curry returned from California
 to-day, greatly improved in bealth. A slight nro occurred few days siaee in the Ssaaios boarding house.
 Damage slight.
 col. L, F. Eggers was able to be on the streets yesterday aud enjoy tho
 beautiful sunshine. Al the irrigsting aitehes in the Verde valley were more or less injured by the recent high water.
 
 T. c. Rowe has sold one-half interest in tho Sunset mine, Eureka district, to n C. fhorne. for si. 900.
 > wm. Montgomery. IT., and Henry A;water, attorneys Of New York, are in town, on legal business.
 $. 4. Hawk left on yesterdays train tor Kansas city, to meet his fam fly and return with them Ia Prescott.
 W. S Head is up fresa Camp Verde He states that the total loss by the reeeat high water in the Verde valley will no, exceed $500
 Photographer B2sr returned yes,er. day rem the scene os the recent disas- ter. ho found very little left to photo graph of the great enterprise.
 The Kirkland valley ladies remem- beged the JOURNAL MINER oii the oc- casian of the recent dance, by forward. ing box ef cake to it by Ii T. Reeves.
 Orders for extra copies oi tue JoUR- SAL-MtsER, containing an account of the food, are arriving from all parts ef the country.
 Arrivals by to-days traia werS Mss Madeline Wheeler and Miss Ell. Janss. Geo. II. Curry, Mir. Prons. brother ef John Prout of the Senator ,niae, aud eight miners for the Senator mine.
 O. :. Morse, formerly resident oi Prescott. where he was held in the highest esteem by sl who kues him, died in Topeka, Ksnsas, Sunday, Feb ruary 9th, ei consumption.
 Mir. and Mrs Brown, father aud mother of Alexander and John Brown, the tive engineers who lost their lives in the watau. Grove flood, eamo in on Saturdays train, from Colorado.
 A large number oi people visited John Sorg's new saloon on Saturday aight, and admired tho beautifully decorated place. listened te some ex- cellent music and sampled his goods. General verdict was that Mr. sorg Is an eaterprising man.
 The Moliave Miner very correct y says that Arizona is 8 poor field for daily news papers ss shown from the fact that but three dailies in the Territory are able to take the regular press dispatches. The papers are tho Citizen and the Star at Tucson, and the Herald at Phenix.
 Mrs. Monges, vho IS experienced in the restaurant business. has taken charge of the bridge restaurant and will reopen it to-morr0w morning. Mrs. Mengos re- eer,ly came here from Phen.x, where shO is we'll known and popular as caterer. Parties favoring her with patronage win find their every want supplied.
 The large, lone cottonwood tree al the Camp Verde crossing of the Verde river, which has sheltered hundreds of cattle from the heat of the sun, and which has successfully withs.ood the floods of the river for a century or more, soccumbsd to the recent high water, and vent down with the flood.
 The press correspondence at Prescott have paid nigh compli aent to the JouRSAL-MNER, as the account of the recent disaster at Walint Grove, ss telegraphed, so far as papers con tsin- ing 1t have reached here, are nearly word for word the same as the account published Tn this paper.
 W. O Potts, superintendent of bridges on the Prescott < Arizona Cen. trsl railroad, expects To have the train running into Prescott on Thursday, ii a pile-driving. outfit promised by the Atlantic x Pacific railroad, arrives to. day. He says he can complete the willsw creek and Granite creek bridges in two days,
 Miss hollie Baker reports that the following pupils of the Upper Verde school were neiihar tsray nor shson, for the month ending February 2s' Sophia Munds, Laura Munis, Maude Kicker, Mary Kicker, Clyde Kicker, Edith Strahan, Willie strahan, Ella Hawkins, Lizzie Van Deren, Dora Vau Deren, James Van Deren.
 l.. ". Myers. the well known coa- tractor of brick sad stone work. will leave in day or two for business trip to Mexico He expects ts ho ab- sent about four or Eve weeks, but on h;s return will again be prepared to i'll all orders in his line. During his resi- dence m Prescott las has girea good satisfaction in his line. ny the excellent quality of work done.
 The reporter ot the Alenquarque Democrat has his Arizona geography badly mixed, az he says; "Fhe break iny of the Walnut Grove dam resulted in washing out large span ot trustlo of the Phenix & AaricoPa railroad bridge over Salt river, which canaot be repaired in less than s week. Hence Phen;x mails are cut of.' In order to