Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
ARIZONA WEEKLY JouRnlL-MIMER.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

 fRen TnURsDAy's DAILY.
 The Phsnix stage was late to-day. Eastern Star Lodge meets tonight =. Alex. Ayers left for San Jose yester day.
 The eoonty recorders fees for July were $225.70.
 Capt. o. P. Esgan will leave te morrow for San Francisco.
 The board of supervisors has ad iourned till August 9th.
 Heavy rains to the north and west ol Prescott, on Wednesday.
 Yesterdays train was delayed by . wash-out at Chino valley.
 Humphreys & Chart took possession of the Tragic market to-day.
 Edgar Stephens will leave tomorrow for visit to Los Angeles.
 Probate Judge E. w. French Ina. gone to Flagstaff, on business. .@ Skull valley was visited by yer, heavy rain Wednesday evening.
 The incoming train was five hours late to-day, on account of the washout Sam Hill arrived on the delayed train this afternoon from . protrscted visit east.
 Stages running into Prescott seem to come in and go out loaded with psssen. gers and express.
 J. Q. Stephens will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles, with two car loads of cattle.
 Superintendent Jones took . train out on regular time this afternoon, not. withstanding the non arrival of the in. coming train until five o'clock.
 Attention is called to the new adver. tisement in this issue of N. Goldwater & Bro. who are selling all classes of goods at remarkably low prices.
 Joseph s. Cook of Williamson valley, took 8 load of lufhber and shingles out to Williamson valley yesterday, to make .some needed repairs on the school house.
 s. c. Miller states that the school house in his district will be torn down next week, and rebuilt in the pine grpve between the residences of Messrs. Saunders and Morrell.
 WIS. Head reports the mercury at Camp Verde, on July 2Sth, as being two degrees higher than ever known be- fore since he resided there. It reached fO4 above zero on that day.
 kwong Sing has received q lot of Mother Hubbard wrappers, and choice toilet and tooth powders, for the ladies, also some excellent Oolong tea, at his Granite street store.
 Among out of town visitors in Pres colt to-day were J. W. Smith, Walnut Grove; c. w. Beach, Kirkland valley Parson Bristow, Middle Verde. The advertisement of the Prescott Sample Rooms, Chas. R. Wallace and l. |. Burnett, proprietors, appears in this issue. Chss. K. Wallace is in charge of the place. 1.-The Prescott Browns" is the name of a new base ball club, of which J. E. Brown is captain and manager. They propose to clean out the Precott and Whipple clubs, and establish them selves as champions of this part of the country. After hearing the testimony yester- day in the case of Henry Rutledge, with an attempt to kill, Judge Andrews held him to appear before the grand jury, fixing the amount of his bonds ct $2,5O0 The bond has not yet been given. While being somewhat crowded with advertising, we can accommodate few candidates for the conetitunal con- vention with space for their announce ments. Don't be backward, ye patriots, who aspire to emblszon your names in ths history of Arizona, by assisting in a constitution for her. :: J. G. Tinker left on yesterday's train for his home in Flagstaff. Mir. Tinker s the youngest member of the newspa- per fraternity in Arizona, being now sole proprietor and editor of the Flag. staff Champion. He is as square and honest boy as can befound anywhere, is sober and industrious. and deserves success.
 At Tucson, the other evening, party ,f friends while serenading a newly married couple sang, "What shall the Harvest be-" and the bride got SO mad he put out the light and wouldn't How her husba nd to invite the serena Iers in to cake and wine. Some of hose Tucson g rls are awful touchy.- Sogales Herald.
 Just out-"Robin's Farewell" Cap ice for Piano. by Fisher. Brilliant, lot difficult, and easy to commit to memory. A capital piece for young |, pianists Mailed on re- { eipt of 50 cts. in 2-ct postage stamps, y any music dealer, or Ign. Fischer, he publisher, Toledo, O. RON FRIDAY's DAILY.
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