Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-22
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY. - Delightful weather,
 Militia meeting t,-morrow night.
 Only two more weeks until election.
 Wood wanted on subscription at this oHce.
 Democratic candidates are doing Jerome.
 HID. Rose is building residence in Flsgstaff-
 The republican candidate 1T council is all right,
 Attend the board of trade meeting .o.morrow night,
 s.J. CArns and wife leave for Los Angeles tomorrow.
 CIR. Msrtinden returned from Phe- nix yesterday Afternooa.
 rssac f. stoddard came in from the cast on Saturday evening.
 The sidewalk in fronto of the school house is badly ont of repair.
 The democratic committee filed their spread esgle. ictet ior record on Sat urdAy.
 R.N. Frederieks aud family returned saturday evening. and will remain m  Prescott.
 Vote the straight republican tcke' fl you want to be happy for the next two years.
 The Railrosd-Samplers beat inc Prescott nine in yesterdays game o' base ball.
 N. M. Sanford came in on Saturday .sening's train, leaving again Tor Cali fcrnia this morning
 Alice Moeller has sold lots b,7 and 2. block i5 in Prescott, to Mary k Richardson, for sl ,2oo.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Majors gave another social dance at their residence on Groom creek CD Saturday evening.
 Three mules and one horse, with hsr ness shd wagon, Tor sale. Apply al ,b;s ofIi,e. oaOu
 Jesse Davis and Al McCann have fiieS eleven location notices for record th' claims located being in Big Bug s trict
 Suryey For new building on the r cOrner ol CorteE and Willis streets, oP posite ]. l. Gardiher's store, was made to day.
 On account of the election taking place during the first week m Novem CT, the term of the distric; court will not be convened on the first Monday oi November.
 The boa,d of supervisors of Apache eoun.g, at..tbeir last session, voted d lee oisI ,7gS 90 to Harris Baldwin for hIs connection with the Apache county tax caseg. The board of supervisors accepted the same compromise m the Lax suits thA. was offered several years aga. but paid the above fee For i.s ex- perience in the csurts. The lee covers only the percentage allowed for the year 1887.
 Rev. G. L. Pearson rreached his fare -,ssl. sermoD iAs: evening at the Meiho- dist church, the church being crowded 10 it's fullest seating cspsaity. No ser vices wereEheld in either the Congrega xion al or Episcopal churches. anu many of the members oi both these de nom. nations were present, as NIT. Fear sen is universally liked by All. Rev ED. Wyckoff occupied 8 >,at in ihe pnlnit sud assisted in the service The choir was composed oi the following orgAnist. Mics Maggie A'ch'oa'd soprsnos, Mrs. If. D. Ross and Mrs. s 4. Hawk; alto, Mrs. J. c Martin tenors. G. F. Evans and $. <. Hawk 1; bzss. Frank Andrews and Ed. Peni' land. The music selected for the oc- casian was very appropriate an'i "'s well rendered. Rev. Pearson preached q very able discourse, and al the close .of the other exercises referred m yer, EeeIiag manner to the cor .Ial Y ~itl 1bich he had been received by the Prescott people, and bespok" Tor hi ys ,oessor d similar reception. MT Pearson will leave tC-morroA Tor Fhe ma, where he has been as-'sn To work, and the best wishes oi oar people generally will accompany hin to ht new field. His successor, R,y. c r sp,ay is expected :o arrive ih Prescott with his f..otlly on Wednesiiy alter n0on.