Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-11-04
FRoN FRlDAY's DArLY. Tn

FRoN FRlDAY's DArLY.
 Base ball tomorrow.
 Attend the base ball game to-mor- TOW.
 Jerry Barton will reopen his saloon tomorrow.
 Work was commenced on the new Episcopal church to-day.
 Repairs to the Vienna bakery building are nearly completed.
 Manager Akers has arranged for a game of base ball next Saturday.
 pr. Waite has fine display of second hand teeth in front of his office.
 John Smith received twenty-one dozen quails from the Verde valley to-day.
 The clouds which yesterday gave promise of furnishing rain have van ished into thin air.
 Walter J. Hill, of Belmont, has just received car load of carp from Washington with which to stock his fish pond.
 The ladies Aid Society of the NJ. F. church will give dime social at the residence of Mrs. I. Helm, on Monday evening.
 A deed has been filed for record l ,-t. t., Nj. H. Gould, for lots 20. 22 and 24, block 2S, Prescott, for Sl ,500.
 Geo. w. Sines has sold lot 20, block :. Prescott, to F. G. Parker, for $500. The deed conveying it being dated October 26. 1891.
 Prescott mechanics are preparing to give a grand ball on Thanksgiv- ing, They propose to make it one of the finest affairs ever given in Prescott.
 Dr. Jarvis has been ordered to take station at San Carlos, relieving Dr. k. W. Johnson, who has been ordered to Fort Bayard, New Mex leo.
 A large pane of glass was broken in J. NJ. Aitken's front door last night. Whether it was accidental or whether it was done by some one with bur, larious intention is not known.
 The Atlantic X Pacific Railroad Company has let the contract for building 50 dwellings for the use of their employees. The buildings will be erected at Winslow, Williams and the Needles.
 Mrs. NJ. X. Robinson is making q canvass of the town for 'Shepp's Photographs of the World" de- scribed as the greatest book on earth. 1t contains over 400 views and is certainly worth double the price asked for it.
 The official order has been re- ceived at the department headquar ters maintaining the military post at Whipple Barracks until next spring. What action will then b, taken by the new secre- tarv of war. who will be appointed in the meantime, remains to bc seen.
 Robert Springfield, of Williamson valley, met with an accident last evening about six o'clock, which may result fatally. He and companion named Fitzgerald, both more or less under the influence of liquor, 1t is alleged by thoso who saw them, came down Montezuma street at break neck speed in light spring wagon. In turning into Gurley street between Hotel Burke and Kelly X Stephens the wagon ca reened, throwing Stringfeld a dis tance of thirty feet to the hard ground. He fell with great force on his right side, his head striking the ground with the greatest violence. producinc concussion of the brain. He was lifted on a stretcher and carried to a room at Martin Matters building, where pr. Livingstone made an examination of his injuries. His entire body was found badly bruised from head to feet, and his face was cut and bruised. Dr. Liv- ingstone being called to Jerome this morning. he turned his patient over to Dr. Davis, who made thorough examination, but could find no fur ther indications of injury. At the time of going to press this after noon he was still unconscious, and while the attending physian pro nounces his condition very critical, he says there are slight chances in favor of his recovery.