Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-26
FRon SAruRDAY's DAILY.

FRon SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Charles Roseburg has been sp' pointed overseer of road district twenty-two.
 The fund for defraying the ex. penses of the firemen to the fair al Albuquerque now amounts to nearly xl,0O0
 It has been decided by the wal department to transfer the Ninth Infantry from this territory to New York, October lst.
 As the backbone of summer has been broken, wood will be received on subscription al this office from date until July 30th, 1892.
 Boston Brown Bread and Bake d Beans at the Vienna Bakery to- morrow morning. Orders must be left by g P. m. tonight.
 Before returning to Prescott E.. W. Wells will hold court at Flag staff. St. Johns and kingman, and will be absent from four to five weeks.
 At the auction sale next Monday of Dr. Robinson's furniture there will be sold an unclaimed trunk con taining ladies fine wearing apparel, also parrot direct from Africa.
 That tired feeling is entirely over come by Hoods Sarsaparills, which creates an appetite, rouses tho liver cures headache, and gives renewed strength and vigor to the whole body. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsa- parilla, which is peculiar to itself. Sold by all druggists.
 Bob Grigsby, of Phenix, was quite seriously burned about the face by the blowing out of an ammonia tank in Minors ice factory recently. It was thought at first that he would lose an eye, but later reports state ths; he will recover with the use of both eyes.
 Messrs Aiken and Goldwater have completed negotiations with the Jos eph Grimser Company to give two nights performance in Prescott next month. The company appeared here two years ago and gave an excellent performance.
 4 horse belonging to freighter named George Ruifner was stolen last night from Bowers ranch, on the Agua Fria. The thief also took Winchester rife and pack saddle along with him. He is supposed to have gone south.
 Justice Fl. T. Andrews, as trustee of Geo. W. Towar's estate, has filed an inventory of the property belong ing to it with the probate judge. The estate consists of 300 head of cattle, nine horses and some other property aggregating S.9S5.
 It was under the instructions of the late Admiral Porter that Lieu tenant Cushing made his famous raid on the confederate ram Albemarle. All the circumstances of this famous naval exploit are detailed in . letter written by Admiral Porter, which will appear in the September nun . Der of the North American Review.
 Captain W. F. R. Schindler. of Barrett Post, G. A. R., has received six head stones from the war de- partment at Washington, to be placed over the graves of deceased soldiers who are buried here. The stones are of white marble and con tain the names and rank of deceased and the name of the company and regiment to which he belonged. The furnishes them free of expense, the only thing required be- ing a guarantee that they will be put up. Parties having deceased soldier friends buried in either of the ceme- teries here can secure head stones for them by applying to Captain 
 The Prescott glee club held its second weekly social last evening at the residence of ex-governor and Mrs. F. A. Tritle. The young ladies and gentlemen who compose the make up of these pleasant weekly reunions to while away time in mirth and music, may congratulate them selves in the success so far attending their efforts and the selection of such a hospitable and elegant resi- dence to meet at. While these gath erings are principally devoted to vocal and instrumental music. the are interspersed with various features of games to amuse as well as interest. The comfort and ease of each guest last evening and the thorough enjoyment of all will ever be cherished, while to the grace and suitability of Mrs. Tritle can be greatly attributed the pleasures of the evening.
 Church services will be held in the Episcopal and Baptist churches at II o'clock in the morn ing and 8 p. m. The Methodists will hold services at the same hours in the opera house, the Rev. G. F. Bovard officiating in the morning. school will be held at 10 o'clock in the Episcopal church, and at l2 m. in the Methodist and Baptist churches. The Society of Christian Endeavor will meet at the opera house at 7:l5 p. m. This soci- ety especially invites the attendance of the young people, it having been with the particular ob- iect of promoting Christian life among the young. The subject of the sermon in the Episcopal church in the morning, will be "The Prom ise of Christ to his People, contrast ed with the common idea of Heaven"
 Professor Zamloch's closing per formance on Saturday evening was. by no means, inferior to the other given by him, and in fact, some of his most interesting tricks seemed to have been saved for performance. His grand fathers clock" and spirit bell, his ring tricks and his skeleton dance were particularly good. Professor and his assistant, Billy,