Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-09
FROM MoNDAY's DAILY.

| hCh AhONDAt . DAlLts
 The owl club lunched at Whipple
 to-day.
 J. s. Gales shipped lot of goods
 to the railroad camp this morning.
 A. c. Burmister is having the
 Standard Sewing machine office re-
 painted.
 A soldier in the guard house at
 Whipple tried to eat bar of soap
 last Saturday.
 A. c. Morse, the Flagstaff livery
 stable man, came in to-day from
 Ash Fork.
 Tramps and dead beats are just
 now realizing that Prescott is not
 congenial to them.
 Thomas Carroll has purchased a
 stock of goods for his store in the
 Upper Verde valley. The regular meeting of the City Council has been postponed until tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
 Work is progressing on the foun- dation for the new brick building on the east side of the plaza.
 Geo. s. Porter has new advertise ment in this issue to which the at tention of our readers is directed.
 There will be meeting of the city council tomorrow, Tuesday, at 2 p. m. at the office of the Probate Judge.
 A woman is wanted to do cook ing and general housework for a family. See advertisement in this issue.
 Mrs. D. A. Reedcame in from King man, on Saturday evening, to receive medical treatment from Dr. Living stone.
 Stella Shork was arrested last | night by Chief of Police Dodson for the ordinance prohibiting | women m saloons.
 F. NJ. Murphy had his team sent put to Chino valley today to meet him, and he and his party are ex- pected in town this evening.
 The Toughs hose company is issu- ng beautiful certificates of member ship to honorary and retired active of the company.
 Yesterday was windy day for ,hooting. The followingis the score made: J. Nj. Aitken II, Porter fl, Morin l2, Marks II, Livingstone 9, 6. In shooting of the lie. Aiken won the match.
 Ed. Kirk, formerly one of the ,roprietors of the Tragic market, s reported to have skipped" from Fresno, California, deserting his wife in the most cruel and heartless manner, leaving her without money md with their dead baby unburied.
 A letter was received in Prescott ,y Saturday nights mail from Gas ie creek, announcing the death of !. w. McCowan at his mining camp, m March 3d. He was buried near amp, on Sunday, March 6. De ,eased was we'll known in Arizona, laying resided in various portions of he territory for several years. He vas typical citizen of the terri ory, being full of energy and enter ,rise. He has been sick with con for about year and a lalf, but continued in his vocation f mining until within a few days of lis death.
 The foundation for the boiler and ngine of the water works has been ompleted and the plant will proba- ,ly be moved some time this week. Connections will be made with the ity water mains in three different ,laces through which the water will ,e forced into the reseroirvoir. The forage capacity of the new place IS bout one-half the capacity of the Id dam, or about 5000 gallons. This, however, will be ample pro ided there is a steady flow of ,ater into it but should 1t ecome short it will be necessary to increase the capacity. W. A. Bissell, general passenger gent of the Atlantic X Pacific, has ent out the following circular to he agent of that road in New Mex %; ITO persons desiring to attend he irrigation convention to be @ held at Las Vegas, March Is, 1, ou may sell tickets to Albuquerque ( nd return at one fare for the round q rip. Tickets may be sold on March 3, l4, b, and l6, and will be limited pr return to and including March : 5." The circular concludes with he sentence that the hotels will : i've a special ra,e of $500 per day ' 3 the delegates.