Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-01
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY :

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
 F.M. Murphy has gone east On busi- ness.
 Don't forget the auction sale of fur. niture next Monday. ...
 John Lawler left for the east, on & business trip, this morning.
 Judge Chester Thomas is seriously i'll at his home at Stafford. Kansas.
 The ice machine at Fort Lowell will be put up shortly at whippie Barracks for the manufacture of ice.
 Secretary of War Proctor. Generals Schoield and McCook, with staff are expected te visit Whipple next week.
 pr. Geo. D. Kendall returned te Prescott on last evenings train. from . winters solourn in San Diego. His family remained at the latter place.
 An exchange says: "The young man who knows enough to leave early, bring candy for her brother, and make love to her parents, will not ind the course oftrue love so very rough" - Hon. L. Bashford, yesterday, sold the building known as office-row, on Cor. tez street, to Judge H. c. Gpoding. The latter has shown his faish in the town by investing in real estate here.
 P. l.. Kastner, yesterday, received a fine, large French mirror, which he has placed in his saloon, opposite the mir TOT behind the bar, which gives . beau tiful effect to the place by the nu. merous reflections produced.
 I'M. Aver, a prominent citizen of San Jose, California, is in Prescott, w,th & view of purchasing 1000 head of steers. Stockmen who want to relieve their ranges can find Mir. Aver st the wn- Hams House.
 It is stated that owing to the liability of heavy floods at Yuma, the proposi- tios will be made st the next meeting of the directors of the Southern Pacific to build new line few miles north 0f Yuma on bigher ground.
 Martin Maier, large and influential business man of Prescott, was in town this week. He made arrangements for the purchase of some of our fine sand stone for the erection of three-story building in his town. He left for home on Wednesday.--Cbampion.
 The Prescott base ball club has elect ed the following officers: Henry Gold water, president; J. NJ. Aitken, secre- tary and treasurer; Ed. Horne, scorer; ; Chas. H. Akers, manager. The club will commence their summer practice on the frs. Sunday in April.
 A Los Angeles dealer in carriages employs the following style of adver- Using his vehicles: "Dr. F. K. Ainsworth, oi he s. F., rides in Broadway Queen Phaeton with Goatskin Morocco trim ming, made by the - company. and sold by Los Angeles firm"
 Jake Marks had the sidewalk on MonteZuma street blockaded all day yesterday. The occasion of 1t WAS the arrival of two car loads of whiskey, beer and the accompanying etcetras, which is now safely stored in Lis whole sale house.
 The latest fad in Tempe is pro- gressive ghost euchre party. Not word is spoken by the guests till the twelve games are played and the prizes won. Sheet and full curtain masks are worn and no player knows his partner. Fancy what an awfully weird and alto gether unsocial affair a friendly game of cards must be Nnder these ghsstly cir cusnstances.--Herald
 A copy of the Junction City (Ksnsas) Republican has been handed to the JouRNAL-MISER man, for perussi, by James Howey. Amongithe most inter esting features contained in it is tenn perance lecture delivered by A. W. Cal len, in which he deals in facts in a familiar and forcibie manner. Another item contained in the paper is to the effect that Mir. Callen is en route to Arizona again.
 Hon. and Mrs. ". A. Freeze returned on last nights train from Phenix, com ing via Los Angeles. Legislative work seemed to agree with MT. Freeze, as he gained twelve pounds during the winter. He made good record during the ses- sion as being one of the most faithful members of the body and true as steel to the interests of his constituents and to the welfare of the entire territory on every proposition. His experience during the session just closed makes him we'll qualified for the council in two years from now.