Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09
FRos FRIDAy's DnLy
 Base ball tomorrow.

Base ball tomorrow.
 The nights are delightfully."- cool
 now.
 Read the notice to contractors in
 this issue.
 A long list of letters is advertised in this issue.
 There is talk that paper will be started soon in Williams.
 Now is the time to subscribe to
 the Bradshaw wagon road fund.
 Martin Maier received car load of Anheuser- Busch beer yesterday.
 An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged at tomorrow's base ball game.
 Geo. $. Porter adyertises boys clothing and boys school shoes in this paper,
 John l.. Walker. wealthy citizen of Tucson. died recently in the Napa, California, insane asylum.
 Professor Ludwig Thomas has been appointed member of the county board of examiners.
 The Glee club will meet this even ing at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. j. Williams, West Prescott.
 The quarterly examination of teachers will take place at the office of the probate judge next Monday.
 A very interesting article about Prescott, from the pen of Ex-Gover- nor Wolfey is published in this issue.
 Ladies. who are lovers of base ball should witness tomorrow's game as the boys propose to put forth their best efforts.
 Pinafore will be produced at the Prescott opera house, by local talent. in about month, it being now in | preparation.
 With q wagon road to the Brad shaw mountains and railroad to l Phenix, Prescott will become the metropolis of Arizona.
 The social to have been given this evening at the residence of NIT. and Mrs. NJ. II. Gould, has been post poned on account of the Glee club meeting.
 Dr. D. :. Livingston has changed his office from Martin Matters build ing. to the north side of the plaza and has taken apartments at the Bellevue Hotel for his residence. Parties desiring his service can con suit him either at his office or his residence.
 Fritz Freudenburg, of Skull val lev, was arrested and brought into town last evening charged with threatening the life of John Dick son. He was allowed to go on his recognizance until next week when the trial will take place.
 A. s. Clough left lot of as fine peaches at this office to-day as we have ever seen. They were of ex- traordinary size and of superior flavor. They were the product of his orchard at Point of Rocks, which, by the way, is the finest in the terri tory.
 The running hose team will give an exhibition run tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock over their course on north Cortez street. They propose to make a run over the entire dis tance and comply with all the re quirements of the race. The public | is invited to call and witness them.
 The Episcopal Sunday school pie nic at Granite Dells ranch yester- day is reported to have been a very pleasant affair. About forty pupils | of the Sunday school in addition to number of adults attended | Various games were indulged in | during the day aud just as old Sol | disappeared behind the western hills the merry party returned to town.
 Captain Maus, surgeon U. s. A., and Mrs. Maus, Lieutenant Duncan and Misses Russell and Gaines, of Whipple, and w. W. Ross, of Pres colt, will leave next Tuesday for a visit to the Grand Canyon. They will go by rail to Flagstaff, where they will be met with transportation and camping outfit which left Whipple to-day.
 The reception given by Mrs. T. W. Otis and her charming daughter Miss Mary and Mrs. C. r. Dake at the residence of the former yester- day afternoon was delightful affair. The ladies were assisted in receiving by Mesdames R. H. Burmister, W. B. Jones. J. M. Watts, W. c. Flint and Misses Snyder, Tutle, Williams and Meaney. The residence was thronged from ? o'clock until : with ladies from Prescott and Whipple the merry conversation mingled with laughter and mirth evidencing the enjoyment of those present. Elegant refreshments were served in the dining room, each guest, on entering, being presented with favor. which was both unique and appropriate. The occasion was a pleasant one NhApN1hput'
 Surveyor F. B. Jacobs, of Flag staff. was in town to-day with corps of assistants and left this afternoon for Big Bug to survey a part of township eleven, north three east. Mir. Jacobs has just completed the survey of two townships in Co conino county, being townships twenty-one north, one east in the vicinity of Williams, and twenty-two north. five east. at Bellemont. After completing the survey of the above township near Big Bug he will go to Tip Top and survey township seven north, one west, and thence to Mo- have county and survey township twenty-one north, seventeen west, being the township in which the town of Kingman is located. Appl- cations and petitions for the survey of number of other townships in Yavapai and Mohave counties have been forwarded to the surveyor gen