Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
FRos MoNpAY's DAILY.

The Chart trial is still in progres S in the district court.
 United States court will commenc, m Prescott on Monday.
 \ son was born to MT. and Mrs
 T. D. Sanders, at Sanders's station
 July s.
 ! Prof. Flint opened his dancing
 school last evening. with over 4C
 pupils. His method of teaching IS pronounced excellent, by all. The class meets again this evening
 at S:30
 General J. A. Williamson. land
 commissioner of the Atlantic X
 Pacific railroad, was married in New
 York recently. The couple will take
 bridal trip to Europe where they
 will remain for two months.
 Geo. Tower, of the Bradshaw
 mountains, was adjndged insane to-
 day and will be taken to the terri
 torial asylum at Phenix on Monday.
 He imagines that he is pursued by
 enemies who want to kill him with
 electricity.
 Sherlf Lowry, accompanied by
 T.. l.. kastner as guard, left this
 morning for Yuma with the follow
 ing prisoners; Sport Boyle and Wallapai Pete, each sentenced for a
 term oi one year and eight menths: a.' Aguiliar, seven years, and David
 Trujillo, two years.
 It is fact" that Hoods's Sarsa- parliia does cure scrofuls. salt
 rheum and other diseases or affec- 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 it.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: Wm Ste phens, Verde; T R Fibs, Blue Dick: A ; Butler, A Hill and $ H Ste phens, city; 4 C Hopkins, Tempe: Bernhardt Levi, Los Angeles; W E 1 Cook, Y Harding, Winslow; G W 1 Clark, John Murphy, St Louis Ja- cob Riefel, Jerome
 j. A. knoblock, the popular and | well-known hotel man and restau- rateur, has rented the Bellevue hotel, taking charge of 1t this morning. Under hls management guests of the | hotel will be assured of frst-class ac- eommodations, while his experience of several years in catering to the palate of the public, will enable him to supply the table with all the deli cacies obtainable in the market.
 The company of Apache Indians had their first pay day at Whipple on Thursday last. 4 few of, them celebrated ln true American style, and in imitation of the way few of their paler brothers celebrate such events, by getting drunk. One of them, after getting to the post, stripped of his blue uniform and raised regular Apache war whoop. It took six men to carry him to the guard house.
 The residence of MT. and Mrs. W. I. Richardson was thronged last evening from o'clock until II bv ladies and gentlemen to see the night blooming cereus in full bloom. The plant is very rare one and few m Prescott have ever seen one in bloom before. It is a species of 'actus with long slender stalk en- irely devoid of any foliage. Its greatest peculiarity is that it only blooms at night and the flowers re- main open for only few hours. The I 'lant owned by Mrs. Richardson had ( wo flowers in bloom last night, the f lowers being beautiful, large, rich a 5hite ones with brownish colored | 'etals. Prior to blooming a bud ap- b 'ears on the main stalk. It very V luch resembles small piece of cot t on in looking at 1t from a short dis ance, being of white fuzzy nature. e D few days after the appearance C this branch commences to shoot | IT ut growing very rapidly, and in a Nj w days the flower appears on the P ld of this stem. Those who visited z. IT. and Mrs. Richardson's conserva- IT. 'ry last evening were rewarded by pp le sight of two of these rare and ex- IT emely beautiful flowers. The stalk as three other buds on it which will = evelop into flowers within the next lil w weeks. The rarity of the plant ~ ~ so great in the east that when one I L about to bloom the owner of it II nds out invitations and gives it :.' gular reception. s, h, ,Job,ra .o,rtv . .haofr, pl