Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-07
THURsDAY's DAILY.

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 Eastern Star chapter to night.
 March came in like lamb.
 John Kirwaggen has resigned as
 roa d overseer.
 The board of supervisors is iu
 session this afternoon.
 Tree planting is at present a
 prominent industry here.
 Supervisor Roach came in from Turkey creek last evening.
 Born, in Prescott, March 1, to MT. and Mrs. k. R. Coleman, a son.
 Foley & Arnold of Ash Fork have filed butcher bond for record.
 There will be a dance given on Turkey Creek next Saturday night.
 H. R. Bell has sold lot l3 block 33 Prescott, to Mrs. Lavonia Payne for SIO0.
 Do you want seeds9 See an nouncement of the Experimental Station.
 E. J. Austin and Joseph Melvin returned last night from the Santa Maria country.
 T. s. Bullock has been reelected as a director of the Monterey and Mexican Gulf railroad company.
 Attachments were issued yeSter- day against the property of John k. Wells, the Agua Fria stockman.
 Supervisor Rowe walked in from his Lynx Creek mines to-day to at tend the meeting of the board of 
 Superintendent J. l.. Giroux, Financial Manager, A. J. Allen, and Civil Engineers R. H. Brown and C. H. Lee, of the United Verde Copper company, are in town.
 Geo. s. Porter has a new adver- tisement in this issue. He has a complete stock of dry goods, cloth ing, furnishing goods, boots, shoes, etc, etc.
 District court met at 10 a. m. this morning, pursuant to adjournment, Court Commissioner H. T. Andrews presiding, who immediately ad- journed 1t for the term.
 The first annual commencement of the St. Joseph Academy will take place March 30, at 3 o'clock D. m. 4 very interesting pro- gramme has been announced.
 A telegram from Flagstaff an nounces the suicide there of w. l.. Dykes, one of the old residents of the place. Mir. Dykes was a mem Der Of the Mormon church and was formerly manager for J. w. Young, son of Brigham Young, who owned large cattle interests near Flagstaff a few years since.
 Geo. W. Sines offers his Sazerac saloon for sale in this issue. This is one of the oldest in the territory. and is the oldest one in Prescott, having been established in 1872, and has always enjoyed a good MT. Sines, its proprie- tor, desires to engage in other busi- ness, which is his reason for selling.
 The Agricultural Department at proposes to send cer- tain seeds of farm crops and vegeta- bles, to farmers whose names are sent in by the Agricultural Experi- ment Station. A report of the re- suit will be expected after the crops are grown. To persons wishing to avail themselves of this seed distri- button, list of the varieties offered and other particulars will be fur nished upon application. Address: Director Experiment Station, Tue son, Arizona.
 Charles R. Loomis and Mary J. Field were married last evening at the residence of the brides parents, NIT. and Mrs. A. J. Hudson. on Ash creek. Rev. c. J. Chase performed the ceremony. There were about 100 guests present. After the cere- mony was over and the happy couple had received the congratula- .ions of friends, a sumptuous we'd ling supper was served and danc- ing was indulged in until daylight his morning.
 An important mining deal was ,onsummated today, in which the he title to six mining claims on Castle Creek was transferred from 2. A. Lehman to A. Falco, Colin Timmons, J. NJ. Watts and H. 3lSuvelt. The consideration is not .iven out but runs away up m the thousands. The property is a free ,old proposition. The claims are Ilready pretty we'll developed, but l force of men will be set at work at 1 nee to further develop them MT. 1 }lauvelt will have the superinten- Iency and will leave to- morrow to commence operations. | ]. P. Bruce's teams will take out !
 load of supplies also tomorrow | or the camp. The sale of this | together with one or two 'ther sales that have been made | ecently in the same section, will i've quite an impetus to Castle reek district. MT. Falco, who re- ently come here from Colorado, has manifested great faith in this sec ion, as Is manifested by the invest nents made by him. He is thor 'ughly practical mining man, and las already proven a valuable ac- Iulsition to thls section. |