Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-05

town,
 Geo. Eerown, Agaa Fria. is in at
 tendancat court.
 l Coliedon day has been a busy on'
 for all ilerested, and the results gener
 ally god.
 l E. Doe, Geo. w. Hoxworth, c
 Given sd others, of Flagstaff, are il
 the citS m attendance at court.
 Theseekly statement of postal or
 ders isned at the postoffice showed sr
 aggregate sum of $l 300. and of orders
 cashed about $500.
 Perhps no town of the size o Pres
 cott hs greater population of regular
 attenhnts at church, all of which wert
 we'll filed yesterday.
 Themines and smelters in Jerome
 are inconstant operation, not less than
 sixty men being continually employed
 exciusve of teamsters.
 The Walnut Grove Storage com
 pany are actively pushing work on their dam and Hume on the Hassay- amps which they expect to complete this summer.
 Wehave been informed that a game of base ball wall be played next Sstur- day hstween two,juvenile hines, one from Whipple Barracks and one from Prescott.
 J. |. Giroux has taken charge of all the works and appurtenances of the United Verde mines st Jerome, in lieu of Superintendent Thompson, who has returned east.
 Business opened firmly this morning and maintained itself throughout the day. The sh, Ives were materially re- ducea in bulk by active demands from cash customers.
 A deed and bill of sale were recorded today of the Golden Era mine and so head of cattle, from F. F.. Foster to s. E. Foster. Stock brand ' A. L., Mo- gollon mountains by Al. Gaton.
 Joseph Dougherty is still pricking the loins of the Standard Milling and Reduction Company, quantity of their kitchen chattels having been put ap at vendue this morning, to satisfy judgment for $9S.
 Prescott is to-day invaded ny null itude of visitors, called hitber by the 'eyular session of court. Attorneys, itigants and witnesses jostle each other at every step. and the air Is redo ent with the scent of briefs, suhpG mas md technicalities.
 There was considerable dodgiug and among our sturdy yeo- marry and grangers, who were drawn m the jury panel, as they caught sight if the deputy sheriff who were seeking hem out to serve notice for their ap- ,earance.
 Yesterday was the warmest day ex. ,erienced this summer. the thermome- CT having reached 94 degrees, and the ray the ice-cream and lemonade found odgment in parched throats was a ,alm to the caterers heart.
 Francis McMahon and Joseph Ben- on were arrested last Saturday, for the Grceny of sundry articles including lankets and horse-collar, from w. Wolf, aad had hearing before Justice 'leury. They were sentenced to pay inc of $50, and m default committed 0 jail for fifty days.
 It is notable that the cities m which he electric light has been introduced nave in great measure reduced their annual aggregate Of conflagrations, ,wing to the fact that oil, gas and in- are 10 limited extent SUI oerseded 1t Is also more noteworthy hat insurance rates have in conse- luence been lowered.
 Martin Maier, with characterist c iberality, proposes to lay out grounds or the delectstion of the base ball ,lubs, also to give them the use of his new rick building, which is nearing All persons interested in he game. ss well as players of both cams, are requested to be present at MT. Maier's at s 30 o'clock this evenr ng, for the purpose of considering the plan proposed by that gentleman.
 The Bellevue Hotel, so long favor te AS one of rPrescott's landmarks, is under the management of James Shirley, whose experience and popularity are warrant of deserved 'uccess. The house has been thor oughly refitted and is inviting and at ractive by its improved arrangements. Under the supervision of Mir. Shirley hat comiortable refuge for the travel ng public will again take its old rank Is one of he best conducted hostelries n the territory.
 Tip Top school closed Thursday, 9th ult., by Prof. A, E. Josylin giving 'ntire satisfaction to parents and pu- 'ils. The closing exercises were suc- eeded by an enjoyable picnic we'll at ended by the residents of the infant ity among the hills. Prof. yosylin in. ends to visit his home in Michigan for short time, and hopes to return and continue to teach the "young idea how 0 shoot. The Tip Top camp and peo- , ar" in every respec "tir'op." To make & long story shnrt 1t is the 'boss" llaCe in the territory
 P-,r---5i.--A--sre taking place for an ,perauo concert, winch a .! Ia given at he opera House next Saturday evening. ,nder the direction oi Prof. Ludwig Thomas. The choicest gems from the operas of Ernani, Lucia, Il Trovatore md other master pieces will be rem tered by artists whose talent in Pres- ,ott has been so often attested by the music loving people of this city. The will be Mesdames w. A.