Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-25
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

More rain last night.
 Hon. A. w. Callen is in town.
 W.B. Hume left for Flagstaff to-day
 D.L Levy and John Lawler returned from California to-day.
 GDhn F. Coyle has put up fine sign at his blacksmith shop.
 Splendid rain showers are reprted tc have fallen in different portions of the county.
 Thomas Reese, foreman of the Etta mine, came in last evening from Cherry creek.
 A man can not undertake to impeach his own witnesses in the land office court
 Ell Witherell was in town to-day and reports q good business at Wlther- ellville.
 Mrs.F. A. Stephens and her nephew Aaron Staley, of Black Canyon, were in town today.
 F.. II. Witherell has started a station in Mescal gulch, for the accommoda- ton of Jerome freighters, with Robert Drynan in charge of ii.
 The recovery of George Hauce reflects great credit on the skill of nr Mearns, surgeon, r. <. A, stationed at Camp Verde. Hance swears by the doctor.
 A race k to come ofr in TontD Basin on August 10th, between "Boracho," by Kline Bros, ami "Clack Horse, by Watkins Bros for $l ,000 side.
 The air brake machinery for Engine No. oi the Prescott S Arizona Central railroad has arrived, and will be put on the engine immediately, by which the engineer will have complete control oi his entire tram.
 Little Bertic Wollcnbcrg, daughter oi Mir and Mrs L. Wollenberg, celebra- ted her fourth birthday yesterday, and invited d great many of her young glrl friends, who were entertained in a royal manner hv her and her sisters and pa rents.
 man named Collins, whic engaged picking apples for Sol Jackson, yester- day, was bitten on the hand ny a rattle snake. Ammonia and othcg antidotes were applied, but the arm sSciled up to fearful proportions, despita all efforts to counteract the poison, and fatal c"n- sequences are feared.
 H. NJ. Whiteley, the special Insurance agent and adiuster, left yesterday alter several days spent in figuring on losses by recent fires here. The policy oi Geo S Porter will be paid in full, only amounting to $750, while hIs loss was nearly ten times that amount. Oi .,bout S7 900 insurance on tll' M0elle T residence ana furniture, tlc loss was figured at $i 600.
 FROM FRIDAy'S DAILY.
 Hon. A. w. Callen left for home to day.
 There was another good shower last night.
 F.M. Murphy left for Del Pasco yes terday.
 J.M. Aiken took run in to Pre- colt to-day.
 House to let, hy Mime. L"unt. See advertisement.
 F. NJ. Sanford will leave for San Francisco to morrow.
 Paymaster Glenn arrived a; WhiPP'e to-day, to pay off the troops.
 Information is wanted ol Frederck Oxborrow. See advcrtisemeIt.
 Engineer Mahoney reports plenty of water m the city dam at present.
 Red" Dulin advcrtises democratic W hisky al his Montezuma saloon.
 ! ]. Fisher has returned from IS trip to Kansas City with fat beef cattle.
 A class has been formed am"ng tie Prescott ladies ia take instruction m oil painting.
 The committee to solicit subscription for new bose started forth on heir labor of love to-day.
 Mir. and Mrs ChaS. C. Gnvcn, of Flagstaff, arrived on to-dpy's 'r,in, for q brief visit ia Prescott.
 The music for the promenade concert has arrived, and Professor Thomas orchestra k practicIng 1t.
 Engineer Tobin expects to have Bashford X BurmiSter's new water mo tor in operation tomorrow.
 The cowboy fever has broken ont among the Prescott youths, since the Fourth of July tournament.
 James Howey has rented the old blacksmith shop of Mir. Fisher, and will start business on the list of August m fl.
 Geo < Porter has the lumber on the ground for a new residence on the let adjoining the Baptist church on the south.
 The train was two hours late to-day, caused by waiting for the east bound Atlantic & Pacific train, with Pay mas ter Glenn on board.
 GeorCie Porter has added a stock oi cigars and notions to his fruit stand, and has ordered d lot oi candies and coufecti ons. and solicitS the patronage of the public
 Philip Bigler, the young man that died at the county hospital few days ago. was buried at the expense of the county. by A. G Randall, pu bile under ,aker, at i o'clock this afternoon.
 Parties inform us that the Whipple road is badly out of repair near Thomas Longs halfway house, and request uS to call the attention of the Board ol Su- pervisors to the necessity oi itS Imne- diate repairs. According 60 the state ment made of its condition, 1t should receive the attention of the board he!ore they adjourn.
 When Thoy Ieave Us, The exodus of our bodily trouble is Iouhly welcome ii their departure is unaccompanied ny pain. IL Is the fault oi tine best of commendable cathartics. which act solely upon the bowels. that in operating they griie and weaken shese organs Hostetter's Stomach Bit- tere produce laxative effect, but nei- ther causes pain nor meaken the ahdo- .,,.,,al ,aU,au ar Inc kfpmapl This |.