Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
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i leo. from that place they VIII go direct to the Yaqui country to look into the reported finding of placer and quartz bonanzas.
 R. H. Burmister has gone to Phe- nix to be in attendance st the meet ing of the Board of Equalization.
 A detachment of six regular sol dIers, undor command of Lieut.. E. A. Shuttleworth, of Fort Whipple, came in yesterday from Casa Grande and camped in the west end of town. The lieutenant informed a Tribune reporter that they are engaged in verifying the maps locating roads, trails and ~atering places. and will work their way to Fort Huachuca by the way of Mammoth. The oli- cer in command was found to be B pleasant gentleman, who expressed a willingness to give the scribe the information asked for. = Florence Tribune.
 A very heavy rain fell yesterday in Skull valley and adjacent country. It was badly needed.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Peters arrived Saturday from Turkey creek, and left this morning for St. Louis, where they expect tO remain for some weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mills, of Illinois, are recent arrivals in Prescott, and came here for the benefit of the formers health.
 Chas. Holborn, 6 good man, and one of the best known citizens in Pinal county, will leave for Prescott on or about August lst, for the purpose of engaging m business m that city. The best wishes of his many friends will go with him. Tucson Citizen. Mir. Holborn has arrived: in Prescott, and made this office call today. He sizes up all right, Brother Brown.
 The Catholic ladies are making arrangements for a grand fair some time during October. A committee will call on the different members of that church this week and ascer- tain how much will be subscribed.
 E. F.. Gregory is here again from Los Angeles. He says that the health of Mrs. Gregory has improved since going away, and that she would remain until about the first of September.
 K. R. Coleman, who is superin- tending the construction of the Walnut dam on the Santa Fo Pa cilic, came in yesterday to visit his family for a few days. He says there arc over POO employed on that work, and that tho project IS big one.
 B. Nj. and Henry Goldwater left thus morning for eastoIn points. Each will select nice line of goods for their Prescott and Phoenix hWis, s.
 X tnng train passed through Ash Fork this morning with Christian Endeavorers on their homeward journey. Joe Dillon is authority for it, that in beauty and nice ways they're not in It with Prescott young ladies.
 Another poor subject of tho in- sane type is down below in the court house, who thinks he is in Klondyke. He was found at the Dobe in Chino valley on Saturday, digging away very hard, al.d when appIo lched took to his heels. He says there arc millions ln that sec ton and will be sent to Phenix where he can have time to think it all over. His name is William Cahill. There are others.
 Bob Strauss, superintendent of the famous Fortuna mine near Yuma, was a visitor to Prescott yes lsr,lay leaving tonight for the south. He is an agreeable person and knows how to make the stan ps drop successfully.
 Dr. Heayenston, the dentist, will make you as good dental work as can be done in the United States. iy2tf
 Under Sheriff Dillon took run up to the forks last night on official duties.
 Mrs Pete Kastner and children left yesterday for the east.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Johndrew leave tomorrow foF California. From thencc Mir. Johndrew goes to Yukon at once, aud if there IS any thing in wishes for a successful trip it is hoped by his many Arizona frieuds he will return with a burro train loaded down with the yellow stuff.
 John Lawler, the local capitalist, is on his way to the frigid north, leaving Los Angeles last Saturday. He said before departing that he wanted to. stay up ali the time in the twenty-four hours, and knew of no otner locality than the Klondyke that had perpetual day.
 The Bradshaw timber case has been disposed of by Judge Moore, thusly: Listnn and Gibbons are held to appear before the next grand jury in the sum of x3OO, charged with assault with deadly weapons.
 MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Swart, former a nephew of our townsman, w. Fl. Ferguson, arrived yesterday from the east. They were met at the Forks by Mir. and Mrs. Ferguson. MT. Swart is in search of good climate, and it is to be regretted ! that he has been everywhere else,