Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
FROM FRIDAY's DAILY.

l m Martin Maler new building.
 Regular meeting of Masonic lodg' will be held tomorrow evening.
 Marshal Paul returned last nigh from an official visit to Flagstaff.
 City Engineer Mahoney failed to capture any water from yesterday rain.
 Soiree tonight at the city hall, il being the close of Sam Flint's first course of lessons.
 There was fine shower of raiI yesterday afternoon, accompanied by some thunder and lightning.
 Justice Fleury is acting city re corder and police judge in the ab' sence of City Recorder Foster. 1 Engineer Mahoney complains that some water consumers use water m violation of the recent regulations.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will serve ice cream every Nednes- day evening during the warm weather.
 John Koontz, of Williamson val ley, is said to have stabbed aman re- gently in a quarrel over a very trivial matter.
 An extra train will he sent over the Prescott & Arizona Central rail | road tomorrow at o'clock. to take W. A. Clark to Prescott Junction.
 The board of supervisors returned yesterday from looking up route for wagon road to the Bradshaw mountains without being able to ind suitable one.
 The assessment roll, as amended by the board of equalization, foots S4039, ,S3954, aS against about S5,- 50O,O00 last year with Coconino county attached.
 Our contemporary, shis morning, while yelling tie" at this paper in one of it's columns in another it proves what the JoURNAL-MINER said about those untaxed mortgages by publishing the list, added by the board to the assessment roll.
 C. C. Hall is doing very active and successful work for the New Mexico territorial fair, between his acts of selling goods to the merchants of Arizona. New Mexico and Texas.
 A telegram was received by D. F. Mitchell to-day from C. l.. Opdyke, of Shiloh, Ohio, brother of the late Geo. Opdyke, requesting him to pre- pare the body of the latter and ship by express immediately, so that the funeral did not take place this after noon. His body will be shipped by a special train which will go to Pres colt Junction tomorrow afternoon.
 X prominent railroad contractor of Kansas City, and one who graded a large portion of the Santa Fe's Chicago extension, writes to friend here that he is arranging to ship his entire outfit to Prescott to work on the s. F., P. X P. railroad The work of grading will be commenced very soon and it Is expected that track laying will be commenced by September lst.
 President Hall, of the New Mex leo Territorial Fair. called on Super intendent Jones, of the F. X A. C. railroad, to-day, to see about rates of fare to Albuquerque during the exposition. Mir. Jones very gener- ously agreed to give him a rate for the round trip of $40 which will make the fare from Prescott and re- turn only Sll.
 Gertie Smith, the nine-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, fell from burro yesterday and broke her arm, making the third time she has met with such a misfor- tune, twice within the past year. Several months since she fell from porch and broke her left arm. About a year ago she fell from tree and broke her right arm and then again yesterday met with another mishap as stated above.
 The facility with which man brought before the United States court can be disposed of was exemp- lified yesterday afternoon in the case of Jack Sullivan. Two indictments were returned against him. A jury was impaneled and the first case tried and while this jury was deliber- ating another one was impaneled and the second case commenced and dur ing the afternoon both cases were completed and a verdict of guilty rendered in each.
 C. C. Hall, president of the New Mexico Territorial Fair association. received a telegram yesterday from Col. D. B. Robinson, general man ager of the Atlantic x Pacific rail road. saying that the Santa Fe com pany had agreed upon rate for the Albuquerque fair of one cent per mile for passengers, and that the Atlantic X Pacific would give the same rate to all points between AL buquerque and The Needles. The distance from Prescott Junction to Albuquerque being 430 miles this will make the fare for the round trip only SS.60. The F. x A. C. railroad will no doubt give special rates also. so that the cost of the trip will he placed within the reach of all who desired to attend.
 The lady managers of the Worlds Columbian Exposition are busy making preparations for the great event of 1928. The Chicago Her aid, of July Is, states that Mrs. Pot ter Palmer, president of the board. will sail from Liverpool in the steamer Etruria, July p, and two weeks later will be in her office in Chicago directing the work of the lady managers. While in Europe, Mrs. Palmer was busy interesting women in the Exposition. Mme. Carnot, of France, and the Princess Christian, of England, will aid in the good work, and an editress in Austria. whose paper Is largely patronized by women, will assist in the grand enterprise. Harriet Hos mer, sculptress, is hard at work on the statue of Queen Isabella.
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