Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19

r. J Mccormick and family return ed on sunday from visit east. ! Col F.. x. Robinson came in on to days train, for visit to his family. ! Wm. Simmons, of Williamson valley wss in town to-day, purchasing supplies
 Sheriff Slaughter, oi Cochise, thinks he has captured the murderers of Cyrui Gribble.
 Al. Aitken received new stock o stationery and musical instruments yesterday.
 E. NJ. Sanford has moved into his residence recently purchased from O. Allen and wife.
 d. Wollenberg & Co. invite an in, spection of their new store, new goods and low dos II prices. Messrs. Voak and Boaz, of the Boaz mining company, left for Fort Worth this afternoon.
 The Signal service now receives me- neurological reports from twenty-six different stations ia Arizona Tha long expected invoice of ch ew- ing gum amt other toothsome articles have arrived for Geo. Porter, Jr. The Lonesome valley rodeo will com menca Sept. 2l.h, at Liieli's place on Granite rr.,el7, formerly the Pine ranch. C. F. Dillingham; and daughter and H. $. Van Beuron and daughter re- turned from their visit to Walnut Grove last evening.
 During ;ho absence of Herndon 6; Hawkins, attending court in pache county, their law office will be in charge of E w Wells.
 The Prospector says that Mark smiths packages ol turnip seed proved to be sample. oi corn, witch he sent to an admiring coustitu ncy.
 Shull & Austin, to-day, took a sub contract from w w Wall for carryinz the mail b.NEeen Prescott and Jerome, and will take charge on Monday next. Richard Hamilton, who had both arms broken. about six weeks ago, by falling from the roof of the Waldo House porch, Is able to be around again.
 Isaac F. Stoddard, presi ent of the Gro Bella mining company, let Tor the Bradshaw country this afternoon. @ expects to remain in camp for three or four week.
 Austin Darlington. former y super intendeni oi the Arizona sjtge com pany, was drowned near Phenix, re- gently while hathing. He was very popular both in Prescott and phcnix. NJ. Gollwatcr & Brothers store will be closed at six o'clock this evening, and remain closed until SIX o'clock Saturday evening, on account of the Jewish holiday, Tom Kippur. During their visit to Walnut Grove 1 Messrs. Dillingham; and Van Bcuren arranged for the budding of their Hume, l and expect within few months to have water on their gold bearing gravel beds on the Hassayampa Herndon G Hawkins are having esti- mates made with the view oi erecting stone or brick hui hng, to be lsed as a law office. on the lot recently pur- chased of NIT. Ellis, on the ca t side of l plaza. They contemplate erecting a building 5oz23 feet. Governor Zulick and J. r. Meador 1 Jeff for Phenix this morning, being called there on business connected with | the Highland canal, on account Of the l death of their superintendent and general manager, Austin Darlington. The Board of Trade met last evening ! to discus the question of the manner | of granting aid to parties who will erect smelling works here. | committee had | prevIou ly been appointed to confer with gentlemen who are here looking | over the field L,tt.e was done D. the | meeting besides receiving the report of he committee. Fhe President and sec 'e,ary were empowered to negotiate such terms as were the most desirable | md tn most likely to accomplish the pest results in the premises. Vocal and instrumental Concert,
 Prescott, Opera House,
 Sept. 20, 1889.
 PROGRAMME: 1. Ovorture-"Le Chevalier Bscton"
 Orchestra. Herman. ,. Quartetto-" Soldiers Farewell"
 kinkel Morin, French, Roberts and Martin. , eolo-"Welcome Pretty Primrose"
 Mrs. French rinsuti, l. Waitz-"Glacier Garden"
 Orchestra. Kclor Bella , Duet-Gohhle Duet.
 Georgie and Myra K ndan j. Solo-".itay, Sweet Swallow"
 Miss Amelia Rush. E Tours. |. Idvlle-"i he Iyroiean and his Love"
 Orchestra tlkoff '. Duet-"When Midnight Comes OCT the piain "
 Mrs. Kendall and F. ". French. }. Solo (Piano)-"Faataisie"
 Miss Nellie O>euburg. Leybach LQ. OvertuTe-" Turner's Motto"
 Orchestra. kiesler. II. Solo-"W Waiting" II Mi lard
 Mrs. Kendall. I2. Screaads-"Trc Budding R0so"
 Orchestra. Low I3. Duet-"I Know Bank"-iiorne
 Mrs. Kendall and Miss Rush. I4. Solo Gin costumc)-"Dat Water melon" Miss Nellie Osenbnrg. L.. Spanish Fantasie-' Ia Paloma''
 Orchestra. Yradier. Admission ............ 50 cents. Reserved seats for sale at Hutchin- 'on'S Drug Store, T5 cents
 Concert to begin at $ o'lock.
 A Hint to Puny People. From their arrival on this planet to heir usually early departure from 1t, people Of weak constitutions and angu- ar physieues pass a sort of half-exist-