Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-05
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

hall.
 Ice cream tonight from to l( o'clock, at the Baptist church.
 Five violators of the Edmunds act pleaded guilty this morning in court
 There will be called meeting oi Aztlsn lodge this evening for work
 Hotels are reaping . rich harvest from the term of court now in ses- sion.
 Wm. Dulin, of the Montezuma saloon, shipped ear load of empty beer kegs to St Louis to-day.
 Mention of 4. G. Oliver as grand marshal of yesterdays funeral pro cession was inadvertently omitted.
 The columns of the JOURNAL MINER are still open for the discus sion of the school board proposition.
 John Raible and wife have sold lots two and four. in block twenty. six, Prescott. to J. W. Michaels for $550
 F. Minor and Abram Humphries. the parties to Saturdays duel in Phenix were each placed under s. 900 bonds.
 John Chart has executed a deed of trust, to Geo. c. Waddeli, for all property owned by him in Yavapai county.
 Zamloch, the celebrated magician, will dedicate The Needles new hall with one of his performances August 18th.
 Ali the recent meeting of the board of fire delegates, Geo. Schuerman was elected assistant chief of the department.
 Justice Andrews issued warrant to-day for the arrest of Alfred Heis- Ter, on charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
 The rainy season has proven very dry affair upto date. The first half of 1t has nearly gone without having increased the water supply.
 Members of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor had a very pleasant social at the resi- dence of Mr. and Mrs. T. ". Otis last night.
 The meeting of the glee club, which was announced for Friday evening at the residence of Judge and Mrs. E. ". Wells, has been postponed for one week.
 After the close of the Phenix duel, a prominent citizen of that place re- marked: "Yes." Il shall have to quit this country where folks can fire nine shots in the heart of the city and not even hit a jackass. That is just tca much for human pride and a proper self-respect.' Which of the combatants was firing at ja ckass the p. c. did not state.
 Plans have been drawn for the building of fine stone Episcopal church in Prescott. and the lot pur- chased on which 1t is proposed to erect it. At meeting held recently the following were appointed as a committee to solicit subscriptions to | defray the expense of building it. J. l.. Fisher, Hugo Richards, Gov. F. A. Tritle, F. ". Blake, i. !. Hawk ins and Geo. H. Curry.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: W. R. Rhodes, Chino; Geo. T. Smith, Peach Springs; C. F.. Donaldson, Chino; J. H. Hamilton, Peoples valley; G. B, Miller, X. J. Hudson. Ash Creek; I. McCrnm. Point of Rocks; Geo. H. Robinson, New York; W. A. Seiden, San Francisco; J. D. Eakin, Albuquerque; J. B. Tappin, Geo. Babbitt, Flagstaff; It. W T. Lelliebrant and wife. Fort Apache; | C. C. Dyer, city, Playing citizen soldier in Tucson means something more than mere | child's play. Captain Trayer, of | Company D, First Infantry, N. G. A., has filed charges and specifications against two members of his com pany, and it is expected a court martial will sooa follow The | charges are absence without leave l and willful disobedience of orders The latter is very grave charge | and unless the court Is iealent on ac- l count of the inexperienee of the of l lenders, the boys will undoubtedly l learn that ''the way of the trsnsgres- sor is hard"
 Among many of onr young men | there is a lively disposition mani 1 tested toward organizing a strong and efficient militia company to par tieipate in the festivities offered by the New Mexico Fair association. A few months ago several of our young people were ovef-enthusiastic in the matter of maintaining an efficient and strong militia organization, but from some apparent reason their sentiments gradually lessened until to-day nothing but the letter of the company survives. A move to re- yive interest in this important branch of our social existence. is again being agitated. which, for the reputation of the town should be successful. 1t is the intention now to re-organize a good company this week and com mence drilling for the purpose of going, in September, to New Mexico to compete with the militia there for the prizes so generously offered, or else disband the fragment of a com pany here, and turn over to the com panies who will u use IL such property now held by Company \ ia Prescott. We hope the latter more will never be permitted by Preseoat's patriotic young men, but on the contrary, the best town in the territory will like wise possess the best militia com pany. Those desiring 10 avail them selves of this beneficial move to body and mind ought to step ap and at once enroll their names. Get a move on you, boys.
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