Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09
FRoM SATURDAYS DMLy.


 An exhibition run will be given b,
 the firemen this evening.
 St. Joseph's Academy will oper
 for the fall term on Monday.
 John Duke is building new
 corral just on the northern edge oI
 town.
 Dr. W. W. Lewis, was presented with q fine girl baby this morning
 by his wife.
 Jack Sullivan returned to the county jail last evening after en-
 toying a brief vacation.
 \ deed from Margaret Meadows to II. Martin for land in Walnut Creek has been filed for record.
 Miss |. C. De Yelling the W. C. T. Ur lecturer and organizer expects to reach Prescott September 10th.
 Thomas Scholey announces that he will commence collecting the run ming hose team subscription next Monday.
 The glee club had very pleasant and enjoyable meeting last evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. j.. j. Williams.
 We are in receipt of the territorial prison rules and regulations, printed very neatly in pamphlet form, by the Yuma Times.
 Two ear loads of honey were ship ped from Tempe recently. The shipment for the season amounts to 25l,32l pounds.
 One of the most elegant pianos ever manufactured can be seen at Goldwater's, in the way of an Elmer son, mahogany finish.
 The Globe Silver Bel; remarks that Northern Gila county is gain ing an unsayory reputation as a rendezvous for stock thieves.
 The Prescott Social Club. will again delight their friends, with an other of their pleasant socials, Fri day eve. next.
 This office is indebted to F. NJ. Sanford for maps showing the line of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad in Arizona, and the boundaries of its land grant.
 That tired feeling is entirely over- come by Hoods Sarsaprilla, which creates an appetite, rouses the liver, cures headache, and gives renewed strength and vigor to the whole body. Be sure to get Hoods Sar- saprilla, which is peculiar to itself. Sold by all druggists.
 District Attorney Robert Brown and Prescott's two justices have been busy during the past few days with petty criminal cases ranging in de gree from disturbing the peace to assault. As the result of their labor John Deck, for his assault on Jake paid over S25 fine. NJ. P. Grady was assessed S25 and James SIS for disturbing the peace, while fourth party was fined S2S. All the fines were paid.
 Tomorrow, being the 18th Sunday after Trinity the services in the Church of the Advent (EpiscopaD will be as follows: Holy Eucharist md sermon at II a. m. There will ,e no evening service as the mis- ionary will be absent from the city. The seats are all free and to every ,ody Is extended the privilege of ttendance at public worship in this hurch. Sunday School meets, as Isual, at 10 a. m.
 X ear load of powder in transit on he \. & P. railroad exploded few 1 lays since near Winslow, killing a brakeman and a passenger. The alter was in charge of carload of lousehold goods and stock and had | ,one out on top of the ears with the brakeman. Both were seated on op of the car containing the powder Then the explosion occurred. The nly other damage done was to a ar load of beans immediately in ront of the powder car, the con ents of which were scattered over he surrounding country.
 Tickets to the Albuquerque fair i'll be placed on sale at the P. X 4. 7. depot next Saturday, September 2th. Fare for the round trip to 'rescott Junction is $40, and from 'rescott Junction to Albuquerque S.60, making the total fare for the Ound trip Sl1, being the cheapest Ire ever offered in the southwest, he distance between Prescott and lbuquerque being 300 miles. Tickets re good for return up to and includ- lg September 2lst.
 A fishing party was run away from 'ak creek recently by grizzly bear, ho kept intruding his undesirable Dmpany, in little too close proxi- lity to their camp. The party was ot loaded for bear, so that rather nan have any serious disagreement ith him they left the place, as he ould successfully claim priority of ,ttlement. During the visit of J. l. Aiken and J. Boughton to the lme place, they frequently run cross fresh bear tracks, and tried { ! vain to catch sight of Mir. Bruin , take shot at him with Win hester. U. $. Jackson, who has skinned le crust of every mining land known,
 our authority for stating that ming explosion, revealing riches of gantic proportions, is about to ( Ike place. He gives as basis for ; lis the fact that three Wallapai h. ans arrived in Prescott yesterday den with the croppings from this ; l Dorado, and from them he gained le startling news that there was a of it, the Indians excitedlv Dinting in the direction of Granite ountain as the location of the hid sn treasure. The ore they exhibited as horn silver. As the veracity of s IT informant is never questioned, @ expect soon to see such an exodus , will knock Pine Nut in the shade. . T o4 La I