Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. Train in on time today.
 Col RioelOw is in town.

Col. Bigelow is in town.
 T. Otto returned from California to- day.
 Robert D,ynan is in town nursing a sore optic.
 wm. Montgomery returned from Cal ifornia yesterday.
 James E. Wing has returned from Winslow. He says he had a good tune
 J. I. Gardner made shipment oi lumber yesterday to Jerome for hls new store.
 T. J. Butler has been chosen presi- dent of the board of arbitration in the matter of l.. and H. Tuning.
 Shull & Austin have just had their barouche repainted by Emanuel, and upholstered by Fehler, and 1t is now good as new again. They have also re- ceived from the east an elegant new buggy.
 < promenade concert and ball will be given at the city hall September 7th, for the benefit of the Prescott orchestra. This has been gotten up by our citi- zens as token of their appreciation for the gratuitous services of the Orches- tra for the benefit of the hose fund.
 judge Sumner Howard left again this afternoon for Albuquerque, to attend to business with hi, partner in the set clement of the Tuning estate From there he expects to go to Las Vegas, for the purpose of recruiting his health, where he expects to be joined by his wife and return to Prescott.
 Judge Hawkins has received the sad intelligence of the death of his sister, Miss Daisy Hawkins, which occurred at her Missouri home, on the 3lst ol July, She visited with her brothers family in Prescott, several months since, and won the warmest friendship of all who became acquainted with her who not onlydeplore her untimely death but extend their sympathies to the be reaved relatives.
 Governor Stover says he has not yet received copy of that democratic paper which was recently started by his renegade nephew, and he cant under stand why this is so, unless it be for the reason that the young man Is ashamed of the business he is in.-Albuquerque Democrat. The above item refers to E. s. Clark, editor of the Yavapai Dem l Ocrat.
 A pleast mt social party was given by Misses Cora and Georgia Weaver, at tthe residence of their parents, last l evening, the following ladies and gentle | men being present: MT. and Mrs. w C. Potts, Misses Emily Philpott, Mary Otis, Amy Dwyer, Dora Poe, Hattie Crane, Alice Postle, Nellie Osen- burg, Mesrss. Ed. Roberts, Dewitt Williams, Ed. Pentland, John Stephens, Joe Roberts, J. M. Aiken, Don kally Ed. Morin, Chas. Akers and John Bourke.
 NJ. Wollenberg will leave tomorrow for San Francisco, to purchase large stock of goods for his new brick store. Marks had about made up his mind to leave Prescott and so into business elsewhere, and advertised to that effect in the JoURNAL-MINER. The results of his advertising was so great that he changed his mind and, instead Of seek iny new place for business, will re- main in Prescott, and hereafter adver- tjse more. He has found out, he says, that the town is all right, and the only trouble with his business was that he tailed to advertise.
 H.F. (CaribOu) Brown will leave to- morrow for San Diego, California, where he formerly resided In speaking of his departure, this morning, MT. Brown said that he expected to vote for presi' dent this year, and though he had been a lifelong democrat he would cast his 5allot for Harrison and Morton. He is one of those true bloOded Irish Amerl- cans who is not willing to surrender the interests of Americans to British free traders. He said that, under wise protective tariff legislation, the country had grown to be the strongest and most prosperous in the world, and he could not follow his party over the free trade line.