Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-22
FROM TuKspAy's DAILY.

John OBrien, the genial salesman of Jake MaIks. is on the sick let.
 Deputy Sheriff Hickey went north on official busi ness tais morning.
 Everybody should attend the meet ,pg of the board ot trade to-night.
 Tho republican candidates returned today rom trip through the country.
 J.H. Murphy, republican candidate for prob ,te judge, came in on last even- iog . traii.
 It.v s,cIe'ary Of var has issued final os.ier for the aba ndoumens of Camp Verde.
 .r.incr w,il shortly erect new brick -to,e on the corner opposite his I,,er-nt location.
 Wm. Austin, charged with assault 10 murder Del W Thorae. was bound over to-day in the sum of $l,0oJ, by Judge Fl.nry.
 Mrs. fl. ID. Kendall and her daughter Miss Lnlu, left for California this morn ing, to remain. Prescott De pie are sorry to iose them.
 Every body should put his shoulder to the wheel. anl help alcag the proPo- silion to build ws-on road to tne Bradshaw mining camps.
 The present-,lser law will keep silver at much higher price than could be obtained for u At any time daring Cleveiand'- administration.
 Mir. Templin. a Denver mining man. returned last evening firm d writ Co some mines. He is we'll plea cd with the mining outlook of this part of Arizona.
 Some of the Mark Smith campaign ma,eris, of 1888, as republished in our democratic contemporary, will not ap- ply 10 the third term aspirations of our delegate.
 Judge J H. Wright will shortly open law office over the bank of Arizona. DNriug h $ recent trip east he pur- chased one of the best selected libraries in the territory.
 Our contemporary has great deal to say about the Big Four" candidates. The only "sig four" candidates on either ticket are Col. Wilson. Jim Lowry. 4. G. Oliver and J.. c. Herndon.
 Hon. Clark Churchill, attorney general of the territory, came In from Phenix today. He expresses surprise and qualification 1t the marked im- proyement of Prescott since his hast visit.
 J F. Blaudy received X tier yes terdsy from the Episcopal bishop. an- nouncing that Rev. Edward w. Meany would arrive here on Friday next, 10 take permanent charge of the EpIsco- pal church here.
 Mississippi has not yet gotten over its iuSAc oi Sttesosoh. T hc SohS AhS'opa' convention of the State is reported to be considering clause in 1t that all white counties secede from black coun- ties, lssvipg them to struggle alone with the race problem.
 Considerable speculation has be n indulged in by readers Of our contem porary, AS to who have been mesnt-by Is reference to the Big Four" ticket. ney have finally located 1t as meaning Wilson, l. ,wry, Olive and herndon, on the democratic tipket.
 Joseph schoder, of the firm of scho. der, Johnston < Go, Los Angeles, Cali fornia, is in town taking orders for h,s house. The firm deals in hardware, iron and eel of all kind and varieties, and sells large quantities in this sec ton. in the shape of mining supplies.
 The confidence oi people who have tried Hoods Ssrsaparilla, in this preps- ration, is remarkable. It has cured many who have failed to derive any good whatever from other articles. For disease caused by impure blood or low state of the system 1t Is unsurpassed.
 E. Or eenwood. practical mining and mill man, form erly of Colfax coun- ty, New Mexico, arrived in Prescott on last evenings train. He co ues with the intention of locating here.
 "The Wolaey organs are at sea when they ssssil Mark Smiths recced," says our contemporary. Yes, undertaking to assai' anything as visionary as Mark Sml hs record Is liable to drive man to sea. The trouble is Mark Smith has made no record to sssail except rec ord for bis masterly inactivity. About 90 names, registered in the outsi e prrcin ts, arr sed too late to be placed on ,h.- great register. Sixty of them We're from Williams. It seems that some steps should he taken where by they can be placed there, as the fault of the delay was with the precinct egistering officers.
 meeting of local singers was held at the Cong'eg asional church last night, at which preliminary steps were taken for the org gan 'zstion of inc Pres colt Choral society. The object of the society is for the mutual improvement | of it's members, as well as to give con certs during the winter months. A director has not yet been selected, but l it is hoped by the members that Rev.
 E. D. wyckof may be evsiled upon to take the position.
 The Prescott Chautauqua Rsaiing | Cut met at ther sidcnce of NJ S. D ike, last Thursday. st which the folio ing offi srs were l-cied; Mrs. Blake, presi- dent: Mrs. 0'Neill. vice president; Mrs.
 Wollcnbrrg, secretary and treasurer.
 Mrs. O'Nrill read an erticle on tn
 English Constitution. from the Octo- l ber Dhautsuquan; Mrs. p,kr, a timely article on Visiting Cards, from the
 ssmei and Mrs. RIake read a sketch o
 the life of General J. q. frcm mt. Ad. journed, to meet next Thursday at
 o'clock. at the residence of Mrs Culver