Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
LOCAL NOTES.
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LOCAL NOTES.
 EssM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 c. J. Richardson, hrosher of ". Richardson, arrived in Prescott, yester day.
 E. Burgess returned today irem Al suauerque.
 Seth Dodge has sold one-han iateres in six mines in the Black Rock district fer SS,ooo.
 J. A. Park, the we'll known miniu, man, is in from his bonanza prspertie is Maple gulch.
 H A. Owens has deeded one-hsf in tsr.st iB the Sslf Producer mine |, Chas. Thompson, for $500.
 The electric light plant which hai been in operation at the Congress min. for over month is giving good satis faction.
 Charles Cohen, former resident oI Prescott, has sent & cheek for SIC iel the Walnut Grove sufferers, through Hos. Levi B'-shford.
 Phenix officers compliment Sheriff o'Nsill, Of this county, for his recent recovery of watch. stolen ssme time since ir. Albuquerque.
 The city council is deing a con- merdaele sct in having ditch dug along Gurley street, west of the creek, ssE drainage of that street.
 The two highest bids for ihe Lount place received sp Monday last were exactly the same figures, so that bids will be re-opened again next Monday.
 J-F. Miller, an experienced book hinder is iH Prescott. and will fill orders for any and sll kind of book binding entrusted to his orders can be left at this office.
 The railroad people have all the klockssed freigh, as far in ss withereil- vile, and as soon as the bridges are re- paired will net be long in getting if through to Prescott.
 Deputy Sheriff Geo. E, Brown re- turned to-day from the lower Agns Fris, with Peter Caniaris, who is charged with being insane. He had & lively chase before capturing his man. J. c. Frederick's team, which has been taking lay oH for day or tive, took lively run to-day around several blocks. Hr. Fredericks staid with them however, and succeeded in step ping them without any damage being done. after they had run about eight blocks.
 Deeds have been filed Tor record from Libhie ]. Hibben to the Arizona Sand stone Company for one-fourth of l6o acres of land. and from L. H. Padgham fa the same for three-foarths of i6o acres. ths former being in considers ten of sl, 800 and the latter $4 ,5oo. Tas old sdsge to "ge away from lieme 10 learn the news" is illustrated ia the following item taken from the PAenix Herald: "w. H. Throne, of Prescott. has purchased an elegant hcrne near Eapa City, California, te which he will remove as soon as he can dispose oi his property in this Terri ! tory" | base ball club was organized last evening with the foilosing officers: FL Carlisle. president; ". B. Jenes, i secretary and treasurer; H. D. Aiken, l captain; ,. H. Stewart, vice captain; 1 E. T. F. Horne, scorer; Neil Clark, | mascot. The roll will be left at A ! Aitkea's, where parties wishiDg 10 join | can do SC cn payment of $l. ". ". Bass and II. Rowe are rrepar- ing to etars stage line from Williams to the Grand Canyon, about the first of June. The route will be via the Supai | village and Cataract canyon, to the grsndest and most majestic part of the | greatest wonder ei .he world. The dis tsnce siE be about sixty miles, while the Toate is said to be the best fer | camping purposes, there being an asun dance ei water. i