Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-16
FROM FRI DAYS DJuy

FROM FRI DAYS ID .TLY
 No base ball tomorrow.
 A lively photo graphic war is on.
 Read the tax notice in this issue
 A new auctr on sale notice appear: in this issue.
 Ice cream at the Opera House to- morrow nigh t.
 The Pinaf ore troupe is in active practice nov z.
 Coconino county's potato crop is excellent tk is season.
 The hose team will leave for Albu- querque to morrow.
 One of Il le very few female Chinese residing in Prescott died on Wedes- day.
 Do not { orget the auction sale at the reside nee of J. c. Fredericks next Tuess lay.
 CorresTs ,ndence is solicited from every DOT ion of the county for the JoURNAL-N N lINER.
 G. W. l9 ,anghart had the misfor- tune to f; ! Il and break the bones of his left 'ist to-day.
 A part of ladies and gentlemen went out last night for a moonlight horse baC K ride to the Copper Basin divide.
 Griff T a ylor will perform the duties of chief of police during the absence of Chief Andrews at the Albuquer- que fair.
 The aaiies of the NJ. E. Church will SCI ve ice cream at the Opera House tomorrow evening for the benift of their church building fund.
 A. S. Clough brought in fine as sortm en of fruit to his depot this morn ing. 1t consisted of peaches plums, grapes and cantelopes. He shipped a lot east as sample of what Arizona will produce.
 Deputy Sheriff Dan Tucker brought Fred Wolfangel in from Jerome fast evening charged with threatening to kill Jos. St German. He had his ise,xamination today before Justice And rews who released him from custody.
 With pictures free up town and excellent pictures, at very low prices, at the depot, the photo, business vii relapse into innocuous desuetude when the picturewar is over. Every body will be pictured sufficiently to last for months to come.
 Whether or not the fire boys win the champion hose belt at the Albu- querque fair will of course depend upon the time they make. lift were left to vote of the ladies, however, to decide as to the finest looking team, there Is no doubt but our own team would carry of the prize.
 The following is the list of run ners of Hose Team Number f, which leaves for Albuquerque tomorrow: J. NJ. Aitken, Solon Marker, William Ostermann, J. F. Coyle, Edward Bidwell, Lou Kortmann, Jack Nel son, F. A. Tritle jr,, Wm. Wahler, E. W. French, Ed. Pentland, Miles Archibald, F. E. Andrews. c. H. Akers Is manager and J. NJ. Aiken captain of the team.
 Chief W. C. Bashford and Assist ant Chief Geo. Schuerman, will both be absent at the Albuquerque fair for a week, and Secretary Pritchett | of the board of fire delegates. being | sick, MT. Schuerman has appointed | H. D. Aiken his substitute as assistant chief during his absence. MT. Aiken will consequently be act | ing chief of the department during this period.
 The Montezuma street cigar man says that in the year 1878 he stamped l 100 half dollars with the letter F, | and yesterday he came very near getting one of them back again. But | alasl There Is many a slip between the half dollars and Ford. The | (B. B. c. P. O. Boston Baby Car Photograph Company got it. Ori- | ental cigars same price as usual, | best in town at Ford's. When the l cigar car comes along then look out | for free cigars.
 D. F. Mitchell yesterday received letter from his aunt stating that his mother, Mrs. A. B. Mitchell, while descending pair of stairs at Blue Hill, Maine, September 3d, fell with her ankle doubled under her in such manner as to break bothbones of her leg an inch or two above the ankle. On account of her great weight the bones protruded through the flesh. The fracture was reduced by an ex- perienced surgeon and at the time of | writing she was doing well but the physician stated that it would be fully three months before, she would be able to use her limb.
 MT. Miles, on Wednesday evening just about dusk, captured a large tarantula just as it was crossing the sidewalk in front of the post office. 1t was headed toward the latter place, coming in from the street. As two or three loads of wood had just passed along the street en route to Whipple it is supposed that the stranger came to town on one of them and was shaken off near the place where captured. The unusual visitor at the place mentioned at tracted quite a crowd for few min- utes.
 During the next few days bills will be sent out to subscribers of the WEEKLY JoURNAL-MNER for the amounts due on subscription. As the expense of clothing the paper in an entire new dress of type, together with making other improvements, has been very heavy, it is hoped that our friends will respond to these an nual reminders promptly, as the ex- chequer of the institution is at a low ebb at present. Any efforts on the part of our friends to extend the circulation of the paper will be duly appreciated. Correspondence from all portions of the county is also solicited.