Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-26
xoM TUESDAYS DAILY.

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 xoM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Board of trade meets tonight.
 All kinds of Ribbons at Mrs. Blaipe's
 Basret post q. A. R. meets tonight.
 W. ]. Mulvenon lei. for home to-
 day.
 IN. Rodtnburg left this morning
 for the Bradshaw country.
 Aiken hls the "boss' cigar--the
 Key Wes, B'mquct.'
 The hose companies are prac, icing daily for the race on the Fourth. | Attorneys ilrc taking their departure for Si. Johns, to attend court | The Trsgic meat markets American eagle seems ii' ia, proud hiri, over the approach oi the Fourth of July. l Yesterdays game of base ball result cd in a victory for the Presco,t boys, by q score of lG, to 10 for the Stars. Railroad tickets bought and soIi a, | \. Aitken'e. Professor James Douglas. president of the Copper Basin Mining company, came in on ys'lterday's train. Prof. Blake. the we'll known mining man and civil engineer, k visiting Prescott
 Mrs Dan Seaman left this afternoon for Denver. tD joiu her husband, who Left for there about two week, ago.
 John I.awlc of the Hillside, who !, 'eas in town to-iiy. states that his com Iany continue regular shipments of ore.
 oh, ior a s,sm snokei Aiken has ft--the " Key West Bouquet"
 The telegraph line to Phen is d ,wn again, and Col. Grierson has intimated That he will not pnt'it in repair again.
 Ssteens-4 pstterns-new French designs, cheap, at Mrs. Blaine's.
 Call at Mrs Blaine's for Infants Outfits.
 Miss Alice Postle came in from Chino valley yesterday, and will remain for the scmmer with J. l.. Fisher and family.
 We are in receipt of an invitation to attend the closing exercises of St. Jo- seph's Academy, on Friday, June 18th, commencing at o'clock P. m.
 P,aches, Apricots, Cherries, Bananas, Pine Apples, Oranges and Limons at X. Aitken's
 Lillie May, the seven-year-old daugh- terof Geo. Beckers, formerly of Pres colt, died in Phenix, few days since, of typhoid fever.
 We are sorry to learn of the serio us illness of Mir and Mrs. J. H. Hamil- tons youngest child, at their residence in Antelope valley.
 A keg of beer was waged last even- ing by friends of the O k hose com pany and Dudes, on the result of the race on the Fourth.
 c. A. Birch, whose escapade, with his wife, in Albuquerque, is still fresh in the minds of our readers, has gone to Washington territory to seek pastures new for himself, wife and parrot.
 The children of Prescott, under the direction of Mrs. Geo. D. Kendall, will give an old iolks' concert, at the Prescott Opera House, on Tuesday, July 2d, 1889. Admission, 90 cents.
 The Arizona Lumber company will shortly start up two or three saw mills near Flagstaff, and, in letter to F. NJ Murphy, they write that they can give employment to number of good, in- | dustrious and reliable men.
 The following officers recently elect od hy Arizona Lodge, No l. O.O. F. will be installed on Wednesday even- ing, July 3d: R. l.. Tea, N. G.; Dan- iel Harner, V. C. J. k Martin, Treas. $. A. Logan, Secretary.
 The Knights of PythiaS elected the following officers at their meeting on Monday night, June 2t h; E Burke, l c. c; C. II. Akers, V. C.; J. Coyle, NJ. of r j. E. lIasl, prelates w. E. Lan,igrebe, K of k. and S. G. Schuer- man, M. of E.; J. r. Dillon, NJ at A
 Jndge w. W Porter left this after noon for Flagstaff, where he will spend . short time recuperatlng his health, which is not good at present. The Judge has host of warm friends Tn | this section, who hope to soc him re stored to the enjoyment of good health once more,