Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-26
FRoM THuRsDAY'S DAILY.

FRox THuRsDAY's DAILY.
 Go and hear Zamloch tonight.
 Ice cream at the opera house to- night.
 The rainy season is taking another vacation.
 This mornings train was crowded with passengers.
 The board of supervisors will meet tomorrow.
 Ex-United States witnesses are leaving for home
 Train arrived at l0:S0 last night, bringing in two days mail.
 The woods of Yavapai county are full of Phenix campers. Yesterdays Black Canyon stage brought in nine passengers.
 Coconino county will have its first court experience next week.
 There will be no meeting of the Shakespeare Circle this week.
 Trains on the Atlantic X Pacific were tied up for two days by wash outs.
 Advertising crowds our space to- day. It only happens oncea month, though.
 A bill of sale has been filed for record from X. ]. Barber to J. H. Boyd for D head of cattle for $500
 The board of supervisors will meet next Monday, to fix the tax rate for this year.
 The Glee Club will meet to-mor- row evening, at the residence of Governor and Mrs. Tritle.
 C. A. Woods has three patients on his list now drawing indemnity from accident insurance policies.
 Who will get Johnny Jackson's ornamental monumentf Answer will be found at the Fashion saloon tonight.
 The Copper Basin teaching plant has been running recently and it is said has been giving good satisfac- ton.
 l. Miller has sold twenty-five head of cattle to ]. Bsyed for S250 the bill of sale having been filled for record to-day.
 The Whipple band gave an all 1 .:--l.,. ..-.o. of feo.o,oIos last ,,t,rbt returning home about daylight this morning.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Society will sery Ice Cream, in the lower story of the Opera House, this evening from S:30 to II o'clock.
 The grading for the Jerome bucket line has been completed and the rails have arrived for the road and it will not be many days now until it is in operation.
 A deed for mining property in Eureka district, from Sheriff Lowry to G. A. Allen, for $l,0OO, has been filed for record, also one from G. A. l Allen to l.. J. Webber at al for the same property for S6,OO0. Don't fail to attend the auction sale tomorrow at the residence of j. Simons. Mulvenon's bus will be on hand to take customers from | town. Lieut.. Palmer furniture and buggy will be sold at same time.
 Deeds have been filed for record from H. H. Cartier to Wm. Dulin for lot l3 and l5, block P, Prescott 1 for Sl25 and from w. N Kelly to Wm. Dulin lots l1 and l9, same block, for Sl0O.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will serve ice cream, in the first floor of the opera house after the Zamloch performances, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday evenings of this week.
 Hotel Burke arrivals:-Pat Kelly, Blue Dick; F Glover. Phenix; John Marshall, San Francisco; W J Dil- lon, Camp Easy; Tom Sanders. Sanders Station; Chloride Jack, Chloride Camp; Guy Bennett, Cienega ranch; T W King, To- ronto, Can; G FBovard, San Gabriel, Cal; E G Watson, San Francisco; Frank Pedley, California; Theo G Fitch. Tucson; J W Smith, Chicago; E w Stephens, city; George Ma han, Europe.
 Ut is pleasing to watch the coun- tenances of the many visitors to Zamloch's soirees at the opera house. Those who go who know it all those who have seen everything, heard everything, tried everything, done everything, know everything, actually rise from their seats in wonder, and at the close of the ma gician's feats involuntarily exclaim, Well, declarer That beats mel" The Daily News, Denver, July l5 1881.
 'The professor has high sense of refined humor and a happy faculty of saving droll things at the most opportune times In other words. while he has a general plan map ped out for each entertainment, he soon forms the acquaintance of his audience and adapts his perform ance to their whims, just as if he had been invited to the house of friend to participate in an evenings amusement. Thus it happens that he frequently loses sight of his pro gramme entirely and converts his audience into a social party. of which he is of course a'conspicuous member. Review, Spokane Falls. Wash. June 12, 1889.
 At the solicitation of the manage ment of the New Mexico territorial fair, the railroad companies have made the best rates ever before known during the fair. The A. T: S $. F. railroad has made rate Of one cent per mile each way on round trip tickets from Denver to Fl Paso and Deming and intermediate points, and the Atlantic X Pacific railroad has made the same low rate from the Needles east. The 1 Sant. Ea railroad will carry all eX-