Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-29
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.


 James Shirley returned from his tr
 east yesterday
 The Weber Concert company appea
 in Los Angeles tonight.
 Deputy Marshal Geo. E. Brown re
 turned from the south yesterday. R. NJ. Rogers returned yesterds
 from an assessing tour in the county. John Sorg was granted full natural
 ration papers last Thursday by Judg
 Wells, at Kingman.
 Alexander Baird. who vas injured a
 the Senator last Friday, was reported improving on Saturday evening. Elmer Wells sustained injuries while
 enroute to Topeka that has confined hin
 to his bed ever since his arrival there
 In the game of base ball yesterda,
 between the Palmers and Prescotts, the
 home nine were completely routed Score, 31 to 3.
 Prescott Odd Fellows celebrated ih, f2d anniversary of their ord Satur- day evening, by banquet at tn, Schuermsn House.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Henkle viii shortly leave for Castle Greek Ho, Springs, to try the efficacy of the water for the formers rheumatism.
 Manager Akers says, in the famous language of General Grant, "if it takes all summer" he is goingto beat the sol- dier boys, at least one game of base ball
 Billy Miles came in from Kirkland valley Saturday evening and reports the finding of the remains of B man ou Date creek, on Friday. No particulars could be obtained.
 By the new time schedule as published, train leaves Prescott at 2:l5 p. ni., and arrives at 12 80 a. m. It arrives at Prescott Junction at , :45 p. m. and, re- turning, leaves at s p. m.
 Superintendent Jones sent e special train out yesterday to Prescott Juuc- tion. to bring in Judge w. O. Hazle dine, general solicitor. and E. M. San ford, local attorney. of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad.
 Sarah Althea- Hill-Sharon-Terry is said to have enlivened the session of the district court at Kiagman. The la y has lost none of her pow ers of spsech and insisted on being heard on every occasion.
 A Stockton. California, physician says hat the free eating of Hines or drink yin of lemonade will prevent diphthe- ia, and adds that the smoke of lamps n Lying-rooms is injurious and lays he one who inhales it liable to contract he disease.
 While mining, in January last, Mike Herman had his right foot crushed by rock. The bones of the right leg we're badly shattered and they refused o uni e, although every thing possible as been done for him. Amputation was ecided on last Saturday, and the ope- stion WAS performed yesterday after oon by Dr. Miller, assisted by Drs. bay and Lewis. The leg was amputa- sd about four inches below the knee. A Baltimore paper of April 10th con- lins the following announcement of ne death of brother of D. c. Thorne Prescott: Stephen Thorne, the died st his residence, No. II Fifth avenue, of pneumonia last | fight after an illness of less than a eek. Mir. Thorne, who was seventy ears old, had lived in this city nearly Il his life. He had extensive ship uilding interests in Baltimore, Md. | widow and one daughter survive im." The Prescott Chautauqua Circle met | q Tuesday, April 21. at the residence Mrs. W. o. ONeill. Programme as carried out. Programme for ext meeting arranged as follows: Roll | Ill quotations from Milton. Reading, ot the "Liie of Elizabeth,n ITS. Rockwell. Poem, Mrs. O'Neil. esding, Boston Magician" Miss lake. Questions, "The World of To- "" Modern Rulers," Clan. Chsut.), 1swers in Feb. No. Qustions from hsucer to Tennyson, l to l3 Jan. haut. The next meeting to be held the residence of Mrs. Rockwell, on nesday, April 2s, at ? p. m.
 The Congregational church was owded last evening on the occasion
 Rev. E. D. Wyckoff's farewell ser ces. No services were held in the ethodist or Baptist churches, and evs. 0. F. Spry and 0. A. Rice were esent and assisted in the services. ne pulpit was beautifully decorated th blooming plants. At the close of e regular services, Rev. Wyckoff ex- essed his regrets at his departure, i'd spoke in very feeling manner of C pleasant recollections that would CT cluster in his memory of his asso- ations in Prescott. Both he and his ry estimable wife are we'll liked in escott. and their departure is regret.