Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

panied C. E. Foster to Prescott Junction Interesting facts in reg I'd to construction may be sxps ctsd when they return |
 FRoM MONDAY sDAILy:
 Steamer day.
 Travel is increasing. P!ca,y of cIouds but no rain.
 Poetry CD is cut of fashios io Prescott
 "W,llism," too lumerous to mention.
 \ pleasant day to make yeurseI scarce Departure by stsge this morning: T. NJ Bowerr. The Prescott Social Club will give party soon. Ii you are 60 Epicuss go to Ben Butler and Do hsppy.
 California horses knocking cut th' eastern flyers.
 There is c difference between prosecu,io, and perseesriun. suorney General Churchill arrived from Pheaix isst nign'. I. a . pleasure so publish . paper ffss from personalities. Ex-l;cv. Tri,Ie wili arrive in Prescott, Wednesday evening. Miss Minnie Atkinson greed tho town with her presence to-day. Frank N. uurpay wilt srrve in Pres colt "Wednesday or Thursday. Vein. rca with native silver. struck near Howelis, Wake: district. The heavy man of the "J. M." will be oD deck to morros he is "bili'ious to day. Tho Ninth Infso,ry oand discoa.ssd excellent music at dress parade las. even ing.
 Pref Blake and son have arrived, and the Walnu, Grove Water Ssorsge Company soon expeets to have large force of men st ork.
 The present hard ti mes and scarcity Of money cannot keep uP very long. Railroad and successful mining entsrpr;ses will change thiogs.
 The Ninth Infantry officers who have arrived at whipple with sheir fsmilies are busily fixing up sheIr quarters. Moving in is alwsys more annoying than moving out.
 The new building in course of construc- tioa on Montezuus street, Moves & Griffith contractors. for John G. lem pbsiL, will be 24 feet fsout and 30 feet deep. We hear of several other buildings sbo,t to be erected.
 The mosquito hes keen one, The snips has long ooe, The Laramie Boomerang has fuany one Everybody in Prescott has ons today. Don't you think 60 Biili
 The season Ter the announcements of candids,es tor ofice and young quail, is rapidly approaching.
 The fir. iaddiea of Hook and Ladder Co. No. i are having their quArters nicely dxed up by Carpenter Griffith.
 Chief Just.es Sh,elds and wife asve returoed to tke Capital. The Judge says his health is excellent.
 An Indian Idol wn recently found il. Kansas. It vas made of sars henware, was brown iu color and has . handle. 1t vii hold two quarts, bus will not bold them long in that Sists.-Texss Sif.ipgs.
 An Even Th:ng; Tennessee Farmer
 .Now, sir, If you wsn, to make bargain. I'm ready to tsads my horse for your "ife' 0eorgisp-"Bas suppose ny wife kicAsi' rsnne.see Farmer -"So will my herse.'- lid B,sa
 We will know all about the railroad uhen Editor Marion C. E. Fossef es. sl. return from ibe liUe.
 rbe Hoa. Jas A. Bsysri Secretary ci Arizona ~,th his wife and sis.er-iu-lsw, Ma Deakips, arrived from the east. They arc living m the st. James cot'sg. East Prescott.
 Vrs \. II. Wright arrived by Saturday s.sge, which accounts for the rensrksbi! illuminated counteesree of certain young man ia tue JoURNAL-MINER office who is continually humm'rg "Theres 10 piscf like home" Baby mine" etc.
 Mr. Jsmes Stewart, the veteran stage man of Arizona, retires fram .csive busi' ness 10 lead the quiet life of rsnchmsn among thc viae cisd hills os San Bsrua'- dino, Cal. He carries with him ,he respfc' and esteem of ;he ciriz,ns of Arizona ~h' have long knew ,he man snd admired hi' many sterling qualities. The Arizons stsge company has been succeeded by the C.life:ni. snd Idaho stage company Austin Darlington sgent. Headquarters e Phenix "Ihems" our sentiments ia regard tt Mir. Stewart.