Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-02
FRoN MoNpAY's DAILY.

Hon. J. H. Breed, of winslow, is i town.
 Business of all kinds is improving i
 Prescott.
 Jerome delegates are pledged to J. (
 Herndon.
 | Meeting tonight at tho azmory hal
 temple of holiness.
 Mrs. D. M. Riordan will leave fol
 Flagstad tomorrow.
 Fong Murphy will open tho Pal.c
 restaurant tomorrow.
 The democratic county convention
 will meet tomorrow.
 D. Levy returned from his visit eas
 on Saturday evening.
 L. H. Wilson passed west . few day
 since en route to San Francisco.
 Grandma Horne has been quite sicl
 for several days, but is now .ponvales
 cing.
 The Yavapai delegation to the Pheni,
 convention returned to Prescott 6atur
 day evening.
 Mrs. R. Fl. Burmister and her sister
 Mrs. Kirkland, will leave tomorrow fol
 Oakland, California. Miss Sullivan has returned from Gas
 tie Greek hot springs, entirely relieved ol her rheumatic troubles. Fred. Sattes was in town to-day, and
 left the price of years subscription a1
 this office, for one of his neighbors. Judge and Mrs. Sumner Howard and
 Mrs. A. E. Foote will leave tomorrow for . brief visit to their former home a'
 Flint, Michigan.
 James Shirley, one of Prescott's most contemplating young men, bought out J. | Q. Adamson's interest in the Tragic meat market to-day. Col. Robert Cowden left on this mornings train. He expressed himself as very agreeably disappointed and pleased with his visit to Prescott. E. M. Sanford, J. c. Hsrndon and w. B. Hume arrived from Apache county Saturday evening, and Judge Wright and Harris Bawldwin came in last sven- ing.
 Thomas J. Shelton, brother of the late c. Y. Shelton, who visited Prescott recently to look after his deceased brothers estate, (: died at Greenville, Kintueky, April 10th.
 The Palace saloon and chop house will be opened tomorrow. Both will be in charge of veterans in their respective lines. D. c. Thorne will have charge of the saloon, and Fong Murphy will be chief de cuisine of the chop house.
 A new district, embracing the Lynx creek hydraulics, was formed to-day, containing about fifteen or twenty pu- pills. A greater number of new school have been formed under County Superintendent O'Neill's administration than under any former administration since the organization of the county, that he is fully alive to the interests under his charge.
 MT. Foster, an attorney from Linden, Kansas, arrived on last nights train, for the purpose of trying to release . young man, named Chas. Smith, from the county jail. Smith is charged with breaking into . car of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, but is demented 60 hat he has to be kept in . strait jacket. It is MT. Fosters intention, if he suc- ,eeds in obtaining his relesss. to take 1im 10 Kansas with him.
 Mrs Curtis opened the dining room with the Williams House, with an elegant turkey din- ,er, the menu embracing all the good hings, both in the way of substantials | md delicacies that the market affords. | The dining room, which adjoins the main building of the hotel, is fitted up | n elegant style, displaying great ar- istic taste. Mrs. Curtis has employed wo cooks of superior ability in their inc, and is now prepared to give day 'oard, or board and lodging. In sddi- ion to the main dining room, private lining room is fitted up for the accom- notation of families and private par ies, and everything that the most fas- idious taste of an epicure can desire, which the Prescott market affords, will 'e found on her tables.
 The Sunday school convention closed ast evening, after . very interesting ession of two days. The attendance ct meetings was very large, and he audience seemed to take . lively in. crest in the proceedings. One of the nost interesting features of the morn- ng session was . vocal duet rendered by frs. G. D. Kendall and her little son, ieorgie, which was affecting in the ex- reme. The evening services were in- with recitations by Sunday chool scholars, and Gel. Robert Cow en delivered . very interesting address. he following list of officers for the unday School Union of Prescott was President, Rev. L. Phil. mithey; corresponding secretary, T. ?. Otis; recording secretary, Mrs. J. c. treasurer, W. E. Hazeltine; xecutive committee, Mrs. l.. Bashford nd w. H. Throne; vice president, E. ]. Lincoln.
 Territorial toms.
 The Florence Enterprise speaks of head of lettuce grown in nat valley. l. Gila county supervisors were fined cents each for refusing to give $, 1000 onds. They will vscate their o6sce in reference to giving the bonds. l.