Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-10-21
FRox MoSDAy's DAILY.
 All aboard for Pinafore.

All aboard for Pinafore.
 Missouri Cider at Aitken's. Secure your seats early for Pini
 fore.
 1 There is dearth of local new
 items.
 1 Martin Maier has all kinds of WOO
 for sale.
 The gun club will meet to-mor
 row evening.
 l Sweet Cider just received at Ait
 ken's Cigar Store. 1 F. NJ. Morgnett has filed hi
 stock brand for record. There are slight indications of |
 rain storm. 1t will be welcome. Jas. E. Bones tapped fresh bar
 rei of choice Missouri cider today The Good Templars have their reading-room in full operation now
 Contractor Spare has completed his contract of cutting a channel for Granite creek.
 Everybody and their cousins and their aunts arc going to witness the Pinafore performance.
 J. E. Durkee, the Tombstone freighter, is reported to have at tempted to commit suicide recently in Los Angeles while intoxicated.
 Prof. sSchlesinger, the violinist, has taken an engagement at the Cabinet. The professor is a fine musician.
 Read announcement in this issue of ladies' nurse. Mrs. Miller has a nice quiet place in the south part of town we'll adapted for home for sick ladies.
 The mineral specimens in the Aitken cabinet, which have been in J. NJ. Aitken's cigar store, have been boxed and shipped to Mrs. Carrie Aitken at Portland, Oregon.
 Miss De Yelling addressed large audieuce last night at tn Congrega- tional church, on the subject of temperance. Miss De Yelling is u very fluent speaker and is thorough ly familiar with the subject on winch she lectures.
 Members of the Prescott Gun club made the following score yesterday: Waite, l3; Morin, l2; Andrews, F; l2; J. NJ. Aiken, II; Ii. D. 10; Morgan, g; Stewart, g; Curry. g; H. Goldwater, 9; Tritle, g; Livingston. s; Porter, 4; Archibald, 3
 IL is reported that the corps of surveyors on the line of the north and south railroad are in the vicini- $ of the Vulture mine. The dis tance from Congress to the Vulture was accomplished rapidly, and in another week they will make june ton with graders from this end of he route.-Phenix Republican.
 The regular meeting of the Pres .ott Chautauqua club was held on Tuesday, October 18th, at the resi- !ence of Mrs. Geo. Brown. Pro ,rimme as arranged was carried out. drs. G. A. Swan and Miss Nj. Wright vese enrolled as members. The lext meeting will be held on Tues lay, October 10th, at 2:30 p. In. at he residence of Mrs. D. Levy.
 Hotel Burke arrivals.-J H Hamil- on, Peoples valley; W s Staley, 'eligman; Al McCann, Big Bug; Max iohn, San Francisco; Nj Murphy, lingman; Joe Chambers, Colorado; . c Hutchinson, Congress; Wm ioore, Albuquerque; D McQuaid, 'ilvcr Belt; Joe St Germain, Jerome; s Cooyer, San Francisco; l. w ioore, Oakland; J J Tracy, K k amp; E Mills, Big Bug.
 w. A. Rowe has received the fol owing letter in reply to the memor- al sent to President Harrison, ask az that Whipple be maintained as
 military post, the letter bcing igned by O. l.. Penden, assistant ecrctary; "The president directs le to acknowledge the receipt of our communication of the 29th ltimo. in regard to the abandon ,ent of tho military post known as Vhipple Barracks, and to inform ou in reply that it has been referred , the secretary of war for consider tion."