Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-06
Wednesdays Edition

Lawn tennis club meets tonight
 Sunshine Lodge U. o. II. meets tt morrow night
 Read the programme of 4th of Jul races in this issue.
 Blake X Co.,, assayers, have a new ali vertisement in this issue.
 Fresh ranch butter just received a the 0 K. Store West Prescott. Josepl Dougherty.
 Joseph Campbell's pack train was il ! yesterday with another lot of ore fo Chas. A. Girdler. Miss Lawson will hold service, or Sunday afternoon at , o'clock, at the l Groom Creek school house. Recent elections of judges oi the supreme court in Illinois resulted in the election of four republicans and 1 one democrat.
 A deed has b en filed for record from A. Reed and Henry Watson 10 J. 0 Floyd for two-thirds of the Scookum mining claim, Turkey creek, for $2OO.
 NJ. White, of Los Angeles, was made temporary chairman, and F. o. Prince. of Boston, temporary secretary of the St. Louis convention
 We would suggest to the 4th of July committee that they provide suitable premium for a cowboy tournament in connection with the 4th of July eele- bration.
 Just as We are going to press a tels gram has been received, saying that Cleveland Was nominated by acclama- tion at St. Louis according to pro- gramme.
 Oregon has gone republican hv q largely increased majority. The legi.- lature will be two-.hirds republican. This is Il very significant straw for the free-trade eGleveiand- ,o "chew" on.
 Spread the news that Prescott vii have a four days celebration oi ind,- pendence day. Races and other s,.or:s on the 2d, 3d. and 5th, and a monster celebration on the Ith Excursion. are expected from adjoining towns.
 The Hook ana Ladder company en- tertained their friends in royal man. ner last evening at their truck house. The mayor and city council We're rrrs- ent in body An elegant lunch from the Pioneer hotel was served. in. cluded in the menu being roast pig, which was most artistically carved by Frank Cavanaugh, of the Tragic mar ket. The Toughs were present with their machine. The Dudes were also present Tn full force. The guests did not disperse until late hour. As en- tertainers, the Hook and Ladder com pany are hard to beat
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 Thr ChaurauQuans.
 The Chautauqua circle met Saturday at the residence of Mrs. A Aitken. koll-call quotations, from Owen Meri- deth. were followed hy questions from the Chau'auluan, after winch Il pani- phlet, on "Art in Western A,ia," Was read by Mrs. F. W. Blake. Quesiious from tine Chautauquan acsin, when {" Life and manners" from the June | Was read hy Mrs. w X Rowe. An original essay, on Memo | rial Day" Was read by Mrs. J. F. Bruce, followed by the reading of "An uncul- l tured mans description of Rubenstein's performance" by Mrs. Martin Cur
  w. McGOwan was present as vis- itOr. The club adiaurned, to meet at the residence of Mrs Harris Baldwin next Saturday.
 The Fourth of July. Ar informal meeting Was held on Saturday evening to make arrange ments for the celebration of the 4th of | July, at which considerable enthusi ,sru Was manifested The various commit ees were appointed, and the work of for raising the money re- luired was commenced today. The Is the committee of arrange nent, under whose direction the money 'aised will be expended. w C. Bash ord, J. H. Smith, F M Murphy. J c. E. J. Austin, Morris Gold water. A. c. Bnrmister, H. D Aiken md J. w. Wilson.
 Married. lABEDRA-GAR' R' IA--At the residence of the | brides parents, in Vu'.nre, May 10 h Con | cepcioa Sabedra Q NJ ss ragtaicns Gar cis |
 Born. 'RENC H-In Prescott, = y :l4', to the wifi. | of F.. W. French, q daughter l. ''CHrERFFFR-In Flagstaff, May 29th tc I the vie O' H.r. Hochd. Tfier, a con. IEMER-In kingman, Sat .rdyy, May 2Sth. ! 1888. to the wife ol Char.es Ziemer, q son.
 Died. iALLOWAY At MsmmO'h, Pinal county, l May 27,h, Of hear. disease Mrs. V. T. Gal | loway. aged 25 years.
 RADFlEi.D-Iu Kingman, Msy 26th, John Rraddcld aged GO years.
 HEARN-ln Kingman, June lst, Dr. D. J. Ahearn.