Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
Tu,YpsDAY's DAILY.

LOCAL NOTES.
 FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Pbenix got away with the races
 Good indications again for rair which would be welcome.
 The atmosphere has been heavil charged with caloric for the past tw days.
 Everybody was out attending thu races this afternoon, every vehicle il town being pressed into service
 Wayne Ritter is having an examin a tion to-day, before Judge Fleury, fol drawing a pistol on John Chart.
 MT. Lambright will leave in a day or two to attend the meeting of the Ma. tional Educational Association in Sar Francisco.
 A very pleasant social dance wa; given at the residence of MT. Rutledge about three miles from town, on Tues day evening.
 Mayor J w. Donnelley, land agen of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, ac companied by his friend c. o. Brown left on this afternoons train.
 Judge w. c. Haziedine and family left in their special car this afternoon for Santa Barbara, California, after q two days lay over in Prescott.
 A new freight schedule goes into effect or .he Prescott & Arizona Cen tral railroad July 10th, in which the rates are very materially increased.
 An alarm was sounded yesterday at II :45 a. m, for small blaze on the roof of a house in East Prescott. It was caused by small boy firing a double header" but was fortunately extinguished without serious damage
 The ladies' bazaar, held on Tuesday afternoon and evening, and yesterday was comIle lete success, the ladies real izipg quite handsome sum from the sale of their goods. In addition to the articles made by the ladies aid society and the children's sewing society, ice cream and lemonade were also dispensed, while burlesque art gallery afforded lots of amusement to the visitors. We congratulate the ladies on their success. The proceeds will be applied on the payment of furniture for the Methodist parsonage and for repairs to 1t. FROM FRIDAy's DAILY.
 J.L. Hall and c. A. Randall left for Martinez to-day.
 MT. and Mrs J. N Piper and child are visiting Prescott.
 Our country visitors have already all left for home again.
 The case oi the territory vs. Joseph Daly is on trial to-day.
 Major D. NJ Riordan returned on to- days train to Prescott.
 The town is again in its normal con- dition after the holidays.
 Shorty" White was a welcome vis- itor in Prescott during the four days celebration.
 Calvin C. Burt, a gentleman very prominent in masonic circles, arrived on to-day's train.
 Rev J NJ. Green says that his en- tire wardrobe and library was burned in the recent fire.
 Timothy Green, father of Rev. J. M. Green, arrived on yesterdays stage, for a brief visit to his son.
 At the urgent request oi litigants, ] mors and witnesses, court took re- cess yesterday afternoon.
 Osenburg Brothers moved to-day into the building formerly occupied as a paint shop.opposite the JouRNAL-MrNER office
 Joseph Coulson has taken charge of his old stage station at Glllett again. Mir Coulson is popular with the travel ing public.
 George White, of the Agua Fria val ley, reports his corn in pretty good condition at present, but needing rain very soon.
 In the case of the Territory vs Wayne Ritter. this morning Judge Fleury dis missed the complaint, the evidence not being sufficient io sustain it.
 T.W. Otis has re-opened his store on Cortez, in the building two doors north of the postoffice, where he will be pleased to wait on all of his old patrons.
 Miss Lawson preached very elo- auent sermon last night to large audi ence. Many of her auditors were af fected to tears during the discourse.
 The freight schedule which goes into effect July 10th. on the Prescott & Ari- lcna Central railroad restores the rates prevailing from January until March of this year. Phil. Mcdonnell was bound over to- day by Judge McGrew in the sum of s2'oW to appear before the next grand Jury to answer charge of assault to commit murder. Frank Hereford Tritle, son of ex-Gov- ernor and Mrs. F. A. Tritle, has passed an examination, with very high honors, at New Haven, Connecticut, where he | has been attending college for the past year, for admission to Yale college. He | of the prize in his Latin class The JouRNAL-MINER office was the recipient to-day of bottle of Wolcott's Pam Paint, from /. l.. Kay, the gen. eral agent. Mir. Kay says he has tested this preparation on number of cases for headache and other complaints, in his own family and among his neigh DOTS, and it has never failed in in a sir gle instance to afford relief. The most 'iolent headache Is cured almos, in | tantly by it. It Is for sale at c. S.