Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
Wednesdays Edition.

N. c. Shekels, of the Crowned Kin
 Mining company, is in town. Judge and Mrs. J. A. Rush left L
 day for a piotracted visit to Californi Isssc T. Stoddard, president of th
 oro Bella mining company, came il
 from his camp last night. George Lount had improved suif
 cien ly to be able .o be down town yes
 terdays Election for school trustees will talk, place in the various school districts o the county on the last Saturday in June Associate Justice w. w. Porte favored this office with call to-day
 He expects to remain in Prescott for week.
 The grand stand and the grounds al the race track are undergoing repair. and remodelling for the celebration oI the Fourth of July.
 Our clothing and dry goods stores arc just uow we'll patronized in view of the approach of the nations chief holi day, when all patriots are expected to show of to advantage.
 Wm. s. Jenkins, hospital steward at Whippls Barracks, was discharged yesterday, his term of service having expired.
 The following arc the lucky numbers of the last drawing of the Louisiana lottery: Nos. 6l.605, 62.3ll. 4462f. l6,sl0, 26.72S. 43.90S. S9.6lG. 7i.J2S s4,l27, 94,070. 36,5s5. 2I,lSO.
 The Atlantic and Pacific tax eases were decided this morning satisfactory 10 sll parties. Judgment was rendered in the supreme court for the taxes of 1887, and in the district court fer ISsS to about $i3,0o0, which amount will be promptly paid by Judge w. c. Hazledine, solicitor of the road, who has been willing for months to settle on this basis.
 In the Supreme court, this morning, . decision was rendered in the matter ,f an application for writ of man. Janus, to compel the governor of the territory to sign warrant issued by he auditor to cover the exs enses of the insane asylum, as estimated by the com nissioners. Judge k. Barnes read the opinion of the court, Chief Justice Wright coneurring, refusing the man late. Judge Porter dissented.
 The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of he Music Teachers National Associa- ion 6 to be held in the Academy of Music, at Philadelphia, on July ?, 3, !, 3. Judging from the program, just the meeting will be of great interest and educational value to all music teachers who attend. Programs ,an be obtained by addressing Ludwig vice-president for this territory.
 Last mlsht's Wedding.
 The ceremony which united our wor- .hy friend and popular fellow citizen, John Duke, and Miss Mary A. Foley, ln estimsble and popular young lady ,f this county, in marriage, was per formed last night at the Catholic church, by Father Ferrari, in the pres snce of number of friends of the young couple. Immediately thereafter ! reception was rendered them by the Knights of Pythias lodge, of which the groom is an active member. The best wishes of the community go out with the young couple, and the JouR-- joins the host of other friends in its congratulations and we'll wishes for the happy young couple. The following is 8 partial list of the presents received:
 J. w. Wilson, hanging lamp.
 Morris Goldwater. beautiful lamp.
 MT. and Mrs. w. O. O'Neill, set of silver table spoons.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Landgrebe, set of table linen.
 Geo. H. Curry, exquisite hanging lamp.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Guild, pair lace 
 Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Rodenburg, water set.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. w. Sines. toilet set.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Cornell, pickle castor.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Dillon, pair silver napkin rings.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. P. Hicks, silver sugar bowl.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Curry, pickle cas- .or.
 Prescott Lodge Knights of Pythias, carving set.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Head, table scarf
 Mir. and Mrs. E. Burke, glass water let.
 C. Mosher, glass water set.
 H. D. Ross, silver card receiver.
 Judge and Mrs. F.. w. French, whisk bracket.
 Mrs. R. K. Blaine, elegant fan.
 Ed. Harold, steel engraving.
 Mics Josie Miles, silver butter dish.
 c. K. Martindell, pair silver napkin ings.