Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-05
FRos MosDAy's DAILY.

Collection day.
 Balloon ascension tomorrow.
 Read J. l.. Fishers auction notie
 in this issue.
 Extra Sunday dinner at the Hots
 Burke tomorrow.
 A large number of Phenicians ar
 In camp at Minnehaha.
 Election for the issue of schoo
 bonds next Monday. See advertise
 ment in this issue.
 Miss Christine Johnson opened ;
 diningroom this morning in th'
 Johnson House.
 Julian Piercy, we hear. will accom- pany Mir. Howard in his balloon as
 tension tomorrow evening.
 The soiree given by Sam Flint
 last evening was largely attended
 and was very pleasant affair.
 Edward Brenton was given twenty
 five days in jail yesterday by Justice Andrews, for disturbing the peace.
 NJ. Fagin says that the heaviest rain storm experienced there for years visited Chino valley few days since.
 Services at the Episcopal church tomorrow will be as follows: Preaching at II a. m. and at 5 p. nj. Sunday school at l0a. m. The coal borers are down sixty feet from the surface with their new hole. They have bored snccessively through sandstone, soapstone and slate. all of which are said to be ia yorable indications for coal.
 l. J. Williams rendered his resig. nation as general manager of the Commercial Mining company several months since, but at the request of the company extended the time in which 1t was to take effect until September lst.
 Professor Howard will make a balloon ascension tomorrow from the plaza. If we mistake not it will be the first one ever made in Pres colt. The balloon will be inflated with hot air and he will make the descent with parachute.
 The record of cures accomplished by Hoods Sarsaparilla can never be completely written. The peculiar curative powers of Hoods Sarsapa- rilla are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is inn pure, your digestion out of order, try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 None but taxpayers will be ac- corded the privilege of voting on the school bond proposition of Monday. The city hall has been selected as the voting place. and the polls will be opened at o'clock a. m. Judge Fleury is inspector, Nj. II. Gould and l.. Thomas are judges.
 Tomorrow, the 10th Sunday after Trinity, the services in the Advent (EpiscopaD will be as follows: Ma tins, and ante-Communion office with sermon, at II a. m; evensong at D. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m. The seats are all free, and every body is welcomed at their services.
 The board of trade has decided to invite the Southern California edi- torial association to Prescott. Su- perintendent Jones of the Prescott & Arizona Central railroad, as be- fore stated, has very generously offered to bring them in and take them back to Prescott Junction free. The expense of entertaining them in Prescott for day or two will be very small, while the trip will be an means of advertising our town.
 The running team of fremen se- lected to practice for the Albu- auerque fair. and from which fifteen will be chosen, are as follows: W. French, W. Wahler. John Coyle, Richard Brown. Dudes w. E. Bayless, G. s. Ferguson. J. NJ. and H. D. Aiken, F. A. Tritle, i Ed. Pentland, Ed. Roberts, R. H. 1 Oliver. Q. K.'s-J. Nelson, ]. Spear X. c. Gilmore, Miles Archibald, G. | Carter, D. Kennedy, E. ;. Clark, H. .. Browdre, F. E. Andrews. Chas. l Akers, Geo. Schuerman and Thomas Scholey have been appointed as to solicit the necessary fuuds.
 While the suddenness of thedeath ,f J. H. Marion was surprise to he public generally, it seems that he had expected it, and had pro- rided for it by making q will. The atter bequaths the Courier office to his three sons, Crook, Louis and John H. Marion, Jr, the family residence property in West Prescott .o Mrs. Ida Marion, the ranch, farm, houses, etc. in Chino valley, to his sons Crook and Louis. All notes md money due him go to Mrs. Ida Marion.
 The court room was crowded this morning on the opening of the ,ourt, on account of the announce nent that sentence was to be passed ,n Chart. He was brought into .ourt, together with the batch of United States prisoners, the latter being sentenced first. Chart was exceedingly pale and nervous, his brief incarceration in the county ail having told wonderfully on his ,ystem, as he appeared from ten to fifteen years older than when he was turned over to the custody of Sheriff Lowry about two weeks ago. The .erm of sentence will be found in he regular court proceedings inthis ssue.