Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-27

The woods are full small boys anC
 big guns in search of doves. .Obituar,
 notices will soon be in order.
 4 report came from Fhenix that Dr.
 Waite would return to Prescott on Sat-
 urday, accompanied with bride.
 Major J. NJ. Watts, clerk of the Dis
 trict court at Prescott, writes that he
 will arrive in Prescott on next Monday
 A constitutional or state wave coming
 from the direction of Phenix is passing over the land. with more dust than
 benefit to ns.
 WoodviIle Williams, formerly of P res
 colt, is at present engaged in rounding
 up Navajo Indians near Gallop, as a
 census enumerstor.
 Work on the foundation of the new
 Catholic church has commenced. The
 street in front of the same will be
 graded and improved.
 The bullshead club are preparing
 again for another feast. Guests, how
 ever, will be restricted in their ambition
 to eat up the earth
 U. s. Jackson, superinte ndent of Da
 o'Boyle on the Greyhound, has sus- pended work on that mine and gone to work on the Dead Mortal Cinch.
 Johnny 0'Brien, next door to the JouRNAL-MINER office, has the most in- telhgsnt and best trained canine in Punch" anywhere in the southwest.
 c. Nj. Hagadorn has sold to Joseph Dougherty the Gro Fino hydraulics on tue Hasssyampa. A deed for this prop erty names S200 as the considers ton.
 Good committees heve been selected for the 4th of July Programme, and there is no doubt but satisfaction and a good time to all participants will be meted out.
 The work of cutting and designing the stone for Martin Msier's new build ing is being actively pushed at that gentlensn's works near the dam, by large force of men.
 J. c. Martin, Of the JoURSAL-MTNER, who left Tuesday, for the purpose of meeting his family on their return from vacation to California, will arrive on to-merrow's train.
 Col A. O. Brodie leaves again for l Walnut Grove tomorrow, where, with force of men, he intends to make & survey of his company's lands that lie adjacent to the upper dam.
 J. Ross Diggs. of the Tiger Mining Co., left yesterday for Baltimore. Md. He wes well pleased with the property, and praised the practical and efficient work of Superintendent J. D. Helm.
 Isaac T. stoddard, president of the Copper Mountain Mining Co.,, is due in Prescott on to-night's train. He comes to inaugurate work on a large scale on the properties of his company.
 M. S. Taft, of the Copper Mountain Co.,, is lying sick at Hotel Burke. He brings good reports of the richness and development of the property. 1
 The JouRNAL-MINER force return many thanks to our fellow tOwnsman, Hon. ). L. Fisher, for @ generous sup ply of that Kentucky liquid which pro- duces a sensation like unto that expe- rienced when fellow has put an in- curabls kink ito fat faro bank. Dan 0'Boyle and c. c. Bean were in Denver recently, where they were ne gotiating the sale of ssme mining prop srty with Colorado capitalists. Both . gentlemen are expected in Prescott early next week. IF The recent vote On candidates for p the constitutional convention in Ysva- V pal demonstrates that the man with the least landed interests is accorded V more favor and consideration than VI Pete Kitchen got in Sonora.
 Many Phenix tourists are camped at Fl Ihe Castle Greek bot springs and in the ds Bradshaw mountains. A letter from 'he capital states that general exodus UT of Phenicisns will take place there next ar month. bound for the hills and dells of an fsvapai.
 Messrs. Alfred Berkey,C. w. Prauge, a Iulius Groscheke. Jacob Stoke and An rev Jackson, members of the Yuma in, topper Co, whose mines are situated Co a the southwestern part of Ysvapai, - rived yesterday from St. Louis, and ,ft this morning by private convey nee for the property. They go to M nske an examination of their posses VI" Ions and return to this city in about sn days.
 The machinery for the Rich Hill 'lacer O., at Stanton, we understand, c| on the way to the grounds at the I| oove place. On account of rough ads and the impossible condition of eepies valley for heavy freight teams, P e shipment comes via Phenix. In ct, Prescott will probably lose all the ,siness of the company by lack of ~ 'od road communication. uI Lieut.. McNutt, of whippie, in mmand Of the Indian company, pos sses that tact and perseverance in in- -ucting the Apache in the ways of Iv my life, as to call forth much praise ciud d commendation While not much date cipline is to be expected from a gang - cut-throat savages, still if they are de 10 toe :ths mark may eventually .h close surveillance and firm hand, O' preciate army life as not such q soft lp that they will fight before they Gold leave it. Snye