Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Peake sisters tonight.

Peake sisters tonight.
 Go and see the Peak Sisters.
 Ice cream at the Elite tomorrow.
 Ice cream tonight at the opera house.
 Chicken dinner at the Elite to- morrow.
 August is passing away and still no rain.
 The English parliament has been prorogued.
 Military court convened at Whip pie this afternoon.
 Go and see the roaring farce to- night of the Peske sisters.
 Mrs. Swan will sing a solo at the Peake sisters entertainment tonight.
 The Imaginable farce in the Peake sisters tonight is immense. Go and hear it.
 The mirth provoking farce of the Peake sisters should not be missed tonight.
 The Methodist Sunday school will be held at the opera house to- morrow.
 The jury in the Grundy Hall whisky case failed to agree and were discharged to-day.
 Reserved seats for to-night's en- tertainment only 75 cents; general admission 50 cents.
 Everybody should witness the in itial appearance of the Peake girls tonight, and have 8 good laugh.
 The JouRNAL-MINER is under obli- gations to Messrs. Haskell < Kir- wagen, of Jerome, for a box of very choice tomatoes.
 The present water famine promises to be quite serious. The rainy sea- son will soon be over and this year has brought no rain.
 The United States trial jury was discharged this afternoon, on ac- count of the funds for its payment having been exhausted.
 Subjects at the Baptist church to- morrow: morning, "The Christian before the Court;" evening, "The Limit of Gods Power"
 Owing to the burning of the Methodist church, Rev. c. F. Spray will hold services at the opera house tomorrow morning and evening.
 The carpenters have completed the Hugo Richards residence all ex- cept the finishing touches which will be put on after the plasteringis com pleted.
 It took nearly the entire day Fri day to secure jury in the Grundy Hall case. After impaneling the jury, however, the case was qui ckly disposed of.
 The Moqui Indian snake dance takes place at the Moqui villages on Monday, August 17th. A small party of citizens of Prescott are talking of attending the reptilious perforn nee.
 Orange trees that were planted at Camp Verde about two years ago are growing finely, and orange growing promises to become one of the prominent industries of that valley.
 The Prescott Glee club and it's friends were royalty entertained last night by Judge and Mrs. E. w. Wells and their charming daughter, Miss Helen, at their beautiful resi- dence on Cortez street.
 If you have made up your mind to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla, do not be induced to take any other. Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of its peculiar proportion and prepa- ration, curative power superior to any other article of the kind.
 There will be services tomorrow at II o'clock in the church of the Advent (EpiscopaD, as fol- lows: Maths and Litany, with a sermon. The priest in charge will be absent in the evening, conse- quently there will be no evensong. Sunday school meets at 10 a. m.
 Major E. K. Otey, who is justice of the peace of Jerome precinct, spent three days in holding an in- quest on the body of Tim Lee, who was murdered there last Sunday night, but without gaining any in formation that would lead to the apprehension of the murderer.
 General McCook and staff will visit the Moqui villages to be present at the biennial snake dance which occurs this month. They left Los Angeles this morning and will pro- ceed direct to Fort Wingate, from where government transportation will be taken to the villages l30 miles distant. During his trip he will also investigate the Navajo Indians.
 About twenty letters per week are sent from the Prescott post office to the dead letter office at Washington. Notwithstanding that the list is ad- vertised in the Prescott papers every week Assistant Postmaster Head states that fully one half or more of the above letters are for persons re- siding in Prescott who fail to call for their mail.
 Hotel Burke arrivals-H. Yarnell, J. F. Edgar, Yarnell mine; A. Cord, Sam Brsunhart, San Francisco; Dr. Robinson, Gallup; John Goodwin, Verde; E. K. Otey, Murrsy's Park; D. K. Zimmerman, NJ. O'Donnell, Congress; Joe Miller, San Diego; s. P. Bartley, San Francisco; Mrs. O'Connor, California; Stephen Ross, wife and child, P. J. Mccormick, Chino; c. B. Genung, Peoples Val ley; T. J. Rankin, St. Johns; w. s. Poaa Dailas Taxas