Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 Diamond Jo Reynolds has returned
 from the Congress.
 Rev. G. H. Adams is expected ir
 Prescott on Thursday of this week. F. F.. Murray, superintendent of tn
 Boggs mine, left for Big Bug to-day.
 Some important additions arc being
 made to the St. Joseph Academy 1T Prescott.
 R, H. Burmister and Morris Gold
 water returned to day from their visl
 to Albuquerque.
 The Prescott ladies' Aid society wil
 meet on Wednesday afternoon at th' residence of Rev. G. l.. Pearson. Parties who came in yesterday Iron Agua Fria report having enconntere' heavy rains beyond Lynx creek. Col. ]. W. Eddy made flying visii to Prescott today, coming m at noon and returning on this afternoons tiain
 Major c. P. pake and wife went out to Lynx creek, o1 Saturday, to spend a week or two. the Majors health being very poor.
 Among out cf town visitors today were Stephen Ross, Big Chino J. C. Boblett, Lynx creek; Wesley Jackson Kirkland valley.
 Secretary N. O Murphy came in on to-day's train, and will remain until Wednesday morning, when he will ac- company bis wife to Phenix.
 The Flagstaff Democrat says that a sheep herder was recently held up by a bear, near that town, and had a narrow escape from an embrace by old Bruin.
 Ticket No. 92 drew the gold watch at G w. Ford's prize drawing, July 30th. The owner of the above ticket is re- quested to present 1t and receive the watch, on or before August 10th, or the watch will be put up again as a prize.td
 John Jones, Jr., representing Swift's Specific company, has been spending a couple of days in town, in the interest of his company. As consequence, one cannot turn n street corner with out the familiar s. s. $. staring him In the face.
 The fare on the Prescott and Arizona Central railroad was advanced to ten cents per mile to-day. Whether this temporary, in the interests of the ranchers or the miners, is not stated. It is doubtful whether any one will be benefited greatly by 1t.
 The Wallapsi Indians this week de- parted for Grass Springs, some seventy five miles northeast of Kingman, there to have grand pow WOW, which Sur rum, the chief, says will last one moon. The Navajoes, Supais, MOquis, Utes and Chimeueves will have representa- lives there. They will have big rain sing and dance and expect to bring rain in plenty They also expect to "cttch em heap plenty of blankets" from the other tribes, and they will probably gamble as long as they can rustic grub in that section and they have anything to win or lose.-Mohave liner
 The two French cooks import cd by James Shirley of the Bellevue hotel, at an expense of nearly s20o, proved com plete failures, so far as cooking for an Arizona hotel was concerned. They may be able to serve frogs leg, or other toothsome French delicacies up to the taste of tn most polished eplcure at Delmonico's. but when 1t comes to a plain "beef steak, mutton chop, pork chop, liver and bacon, ham and eggs" bill of fare of an Arizona breakfast, or the stereotyped dinners, they were all at seas, and when tbe head waiter of the Bellevue, yesterday morning, gave them his first order, of "'ham and eggs, a mutton chop on the side and a sin gle," he paralyzed them. The head cook looked al his assistant and re- peated, "a single; single, what is that?'' only to be answered by the second cook, with scratch of his head, "sin- gle" single" mutton chop on the side" When the Sunday dinner had been served they both resigned their positions, and are now on their way east again.