Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
FRoM FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Zamloch is coming.

LdlulOCu ls CoIttiuk. No admission charge st base bal , game tomorrow.
 You never can guess where light
 ming will strike.
 Ladies' day at Base Ball Park to- morrow. Game called at 2:30 p. m.
 To-day's rain furnished 8 supply of water to start up the water works again.
 Another car load of beer has ar
 rived for Wm. Dulin, the wholesale
 beer dealer.
 "Zamloch is the king of Msgi."- Daily Gazette, Colorado Springs, July 30, 1891.
 Don't forget the base ball game tomorrow at Maier's Park. Pres cotts vs. Palmers.
 Rewards for the apprehension of deserters from the army are now S6O. instead of $3O, as heretofore.
 "In the language of the street Arab, Zamloch takes the cake.'" t-Gazette Advocate, Los An geles, July 3, 1886.
 Zamloch's advance agent has just put up an artistic piece of poster advertising, on the brick wall of J. w. Wilson & Co.'S store.
 The will of the late J. H. Marion has been admitted to probate. 1T. J. Butler, B. H. Weaver and c. B. Eos ter have been appointed appraisers. | A delightful social party was given at the Prescott opera house last evening, being the first series of bi-weekly hops that it proposed to give.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will serve ice cream in lower part of opera house on Saturday evening next. Proceeds to be applied on building fund.
 "Zamloch is certainly at the head of his profession. Most of those present will long remember "A night with Zamloch.' '"-Salt Lake Times, Utah, Aug. 6, 1880.
 The glee club, which has been an nounced to meet at the residence of Governor and Mrs. F. A. Tritle on Friday evening of this week, has been postponed until Friday even- ing of next week.
 Lee Johnson, of Chino valley, was brought in yesterday, to have broken arm set. This makes five or six broken limbs within the last week or ten days that have been at tended to by Prescott physicians. Miss Addie L. Murphy, the artistic elocutionist who made such a favor able impression on her last visit to Prescott, will give another evenings reading at the opera house on Sep- tember lst. Court Commissioner McGrew had two Mexicans before him yesterday, charged with violating the Edmonds | act. The evidence was not strong enough to hold them, and they were accordingly discharged.
 Counsel spent the greater portion | of to-day in arguing the Bevans bribery case. It was given to the | jury at i o'clock, and they returned verdict of not guilty on account of the statute of limitation.
 During the recent target practice at Fort Bayard Lieut.. Ramsey, of Whipple, made score of 597, being the highest score ever made in com petition with rife. Corporal Callsg- han won gold medal and Sergeant Grace won second place on team and Private Holmes won seventh place.
 During a thunder storm yester- day in Big Chino valley, Mrs. Medd, who lives on J. w. Dougherty's ranch, was seriously stunned by stroke of lightning which struck tent near where she was. Several parties in the tent were also some what shocked. When our inform ant left yesterday, Mrs Medd was unable to be out of bed.
 Sam Flint closed his second dancing term, last night, at the city hall, by giving closing ball and dancing tournament. The hall was comfortably filled with merry dancers, and good time was enjoy ed by all present. Voting for the best dancers present resulted in favor of c. K. Martindell for the gentleman, and Mrs. Collins as the best lady dancer. The gentleman's prize was handsome gold-hesded cane, and the lady's prize was 6 pair of elegant silver cups, both beig suitably engraved. Mir. Flint has had good success while in Pres colt, and his pupils and their friends gave him 8 good send of last night.
 An incipient confagration occur red at aa early hour this morning in the rear of Harris Baldwin's and Judge Wright's residences. It was fortunately discovered in time to extinguish it before any damage was done. A large hogshead filled with rubbish caught fire in some manner, and but for its timely discovery might have resulted in se- rious loss. The fire is supposed to nave Dttu Int WOEk Ol dn 1uctu- | dia-y, as a piece of paper was found oiled up, indicating thst it had been used as a torch to light the straw and infammable stuff fn the barrel, while one of the neighbors who happened to be awake saw . man run away from the premises.
 Another heavy storm occurred at noon to-day, accompanied by the most vivid lightning and deafening peals of thunder. Lightning struck in two or three places very near to and in town, one of the places struck being a stable belonging to Lester Jackson on the alley just north of Parkers plaining mill The damage to the building was slight and fort unately the horse was not in the stable at the time and escaped injury. The electric bolt killed chicken, and bundle of old baling wire in one corner of it was found red hot i'm