Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
FRoN THURspAY's DAILY. Who will wiui

FROM THURSDAY DAILY.
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 District court is drawing to a close
 Who is the best dancer in Prescott
 Ice cream at the opera house to night.
 Social hop at the opera house to- night.
 Trainiarrived about l o'clock last night.
 Phenix stages come in crowded these days.
 Dance and dancing tournament at the city hall tonight.
 Nellie Chart has been granted a divorce from John Chart.
 The elegant prizes for the contest are now on exhibition in Curry's window.
 The meeting of the Shakespeare Circle has been postponed until to- morrow evening.
 The Good Templars lodge has changed its night of meeting to Friday night again.
 Members of Sam Flint's dancing class will be admitted free to this evenings entertainment.
 The Bevans bribery case has oc- cupied the time of the court ever since yesterday afternoon.
 A game of base ball between two hines of the Prescott club will be played next Saturday afternoon.
 Social events are crowding upon each other so rapidly that several postponements have had to be made recently.
 J. w. Wilson received large stock of trunks and valises to-day. If you think of going on journey you can be fitted out there.
 Every one who attends the danc- ing tournament tonight will be en- titled to vote. Do not fail to come and vote for your friends.
 Do not overlook NJ. Goldwater & Bros big lad" in this paper. The bargains they are now offering are ss big as the adver tisement.
 To-night's dancing tournament will be something never before seen in Prescott. The pleasure-loving people should join in for a long to be remembered time.
 Louis J. Schmidt, hospital steward at Whipple, has been appointed deputy postmaster at Whipple and has been recommended for the ap- pointment as postmaster.
 Sam Flint will give a closing dance and dancing tourn ament at the city hall this evening. A num- Der of valuable prizes will be dis tributed during the evening.
 Henry Price. deserter from Com pany B, Ninth infantry, has been ar rested at Albuquerque by the city marshal there, on information of Frank Harner and has been returned to Whipple.
 Tomorrow morning Mir. Flint will take his departure from Prescott. A grand send of will be given him by his pupils and friends tonight. He deserves the success which indi- cations prophecy of his closing ball.
 U. s. Jackson has presented this office with finely executed mining map of Prescott and vicinity. The drawings for it were gotten up here and the Autograph work done in New York. Advertising bills are posted for the auction sale at Whipple of a of ambulances which have | bean relegated into ''innocuous iesuetude" by the recent order from the war department.
 There is talk of reviving the local minstrel troupe organized some time since. The instruments have all been purchased and the boys are in trim for their debut. Hope they will not fail to make their ap- pearance soon.
 The following compose the jury in the case of the United States vs. s. B. Bevans, charged with receiv- ing bribe: D. Levy, W. W. Lewis, Geo. N. Bagley, Joseph Schuler, Erwin Baer, c. W. Manderfelt, John Ross, Wm. Lauglin, Morris Gold water, l.. W. Taylor, H. \. Palmer, w. c. Flint.