Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-26
FR, ,M SATURDAYS DAILY.

| | Election of school trustees one weel from to-day.
 The fourth of Jnly ,re works ar rived to-day.
 l Fx.Se, .rctary Bays ana family left for the east this afternoon. | Dr. C. w. yickers returned to tl. Congress to-day.
 Co'. c. C. Bean IS out in tl., hil again on mining husiness.
 H. F. Hayward, of the Ralroad Ho- tel, Prescott Junction, k in town.
 The isi men and the "kids" will havr game ot base ball, on the Fourth.
 Geo. w. Sines, of the Sazerac saloon, has placed an ineandescent electric light in front of his saloon.
 With the decorations and garspher- naha lelt oyrr from last year, Prescott can have a rousing celebration with $l00.
 is.an I. Stoddsui, president ol the o'o beIls mining company, aceen,pa- nied by his wife, leli on th,s aitc,noon train for the east.
 J II. B smith was ,'is, hargod from cusioay last evening, on ll,r motion oi the distric, a,tornoy. aad ha left fnr home with his family to-day. President ]. A. Williamson, General Manager, D B. Robinson and other officials oi the Atlantic X Pacidc rail- road are making n general tour ol in- spection of the road.
 The Prescott base ball clubs will play d game tomorrow on their ne~ grounds at Maier's Park, at , o'clock p. m. Everybody cordially invited. Seats free.
 Sheriff O'Neill left today for Texas, to bring J. ]. smith, the tram. rosber, whose arrest was some time since an nounced in this paper, hack 90 Pres colt.
 The regular services at the Marina Street NJ. F. church tomorrow. Preach ing at II a m. and s m. Sunday School at l2 :l5. Bible reading ser vice will be held Thursday evening at s o'clock
 J. l.. Fisher has inst received a fresh car load of the famous Schlitz Milwau- kee beer, for which he is so agent. Parties desiring this celebrated beve- rage can he supplied by calling ou him, in quantities to suit, in wholesale job lots
 postotfice has been established at the Hillside mine, but as yet no service has been ordered. The department offers two-thirds of the amount of the postmaster's salary for the service. As there is no salary connected with it, applicants for carrying the mail are somewhat scarce.
 Granite Encampment, No. l, |. 0. O. F., at meeting held last evening, elected the following officers: A. J. Rupert. c. F.; E. w. French, s. w.. Daniel Horner, H. F.; w H. Throne, Scribe; Wn, Wilkerson, Treas; R. l.. Tea, J. w.
 Probate Judge French, in accordance with a special act of Congress, on the lIth instant, entered the south half of section l6 township 2l north range east Gila and Salt River meridian, as a town site. The land in question is the Flagstaff town-site.
 The Needles Bazoo Is advocating st,ict observance of the Sabbath. The weather is so hot at The Needles that the inhabitants can almo>t see the flames of haies through the ereyices ln the psrched earth, and this state of the weather naturally causes a pious tone of mind m the community -Albu- querque Citizen
 Services at the Congregational church tomorrow (Sunday) al | s. m. and s ?. m. Sunday school at l2 m Morning subject, "Herod and John the Baptist. Evening subject. What Is II to be a ChristiAn?" All are cordially invited to these soryices. E.. D. Wyckoti', pastor.