Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Royal Arch Masons meet tonight
 Moonlight picnics are now in or der.
 For a good dinner, go to tn, Bellevue tomorrow.
 Verde valley has the only thresh- ing machine in Yavapai county.
 Grasshoppers have appeared in some of the valleys of this section.
 Julius Simons has rendered his resignation as postmaster at Whip pie.
 ]. A. Knoblock will give patrons of the Bellevue an excellent Sunday dinner tomorrow.
 Frank l.. Beal, of Flagstaff, join ed the Coeonino contingent in Pres colt yesterday.
 Deputy Marshal Brown is sending in delegations of witnesses from various outlying precincts.
 Accidents occur daily. Insure in the Equitable of Colorado. G. A.. Woods, agent, Prescott, Arizona. fl
 In the case of Joseph Melvin vs. Thomas !. Eaman, leave was granted to-day to amend the motion for . new trial.
 X deed has been filed for record from r. C. Wilder to q \. r. Smith for lot II. block p, Prescott, for $250.
 Messrs. Mitchell and Moore re- port rather active inquiry for city property, with very little being offered.
 The war department has decided to dispense with civilian clerk in the quartermaster's office at Whip pie and the position will be filled by an enlisted man.
 Engineer Burns and party reached Prescott last evening and are now camped about one mile south of town, having started south to To- cate the line of the railroad.
 Mrs. N. o. Murphy and son, fami- ly of our worthy Acting Governor, will leave with the family of Hon. J. Y. T. Smith, on Sunday, for rest on the Pacific shores.-Phenix Herald.
 Capt. l.. E. Robertson, formerly stationed at Whipple Barracks but at present stationed al San Diego, arrived at Whipple yesterday with twenty-five recruits from David's Is- land, New York.
 The question of abandoning Whipple Barrcks which was serious ly considered by the war depart ment for a time. has resulted in decision to retain the post, and probably improve it and increase it's facilities.
 It is fact" that Hoods's Sarsa- parilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum and other diseases or alice tions arising from impure state or low condition of the blood, over comes that tired feeling, creates a good appetite. and gives strength to every part of the system. Try 1t.
 Martin Maier will have formal opening tonight of his new Ex- change saloon on the corner of Cur ley and Granite streets. The build ing is one of the finest in appear ance in Prescott. Mir. Maier will spread an elegant lunch tonight to his patrons and extends general in- to all to extend.
 As between the board of equali l zation and the United States grand | jury, now in session, the people of | Prescott are ''between the upper and neither millstones." Hopes are | that many of our peo- pie will escape the grand jury, but lucky Is the man or woman who l owns property in Prescott who es- capes the board of equalization.
 Church services will be held to- morrow at II o'clock a. m. and $ in | the evening. Sunday school is at 12 o'clock in the Congregational, Bap- list and Methodist churches, and at l2:90 in the Episcopal church. No in the Methodist church, as the pastor is absent. The Young Peoples Society of Christian En- ieavor will meet in the Congrega tional church at 7:l5 p. m. This is a union society of all the churches, and one to which young people are invited.