Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-05
FROM FRrpAy's DAILY.

FROM FRIDAY DAlLf.
 Tomorrow will be collection day ! Zamloch is billed for Prescott 0
 Friday. August 2oth.
 The preliminary trial of Dr. Scot
 Helm Is In progress in PhenIx.
 Martin Maier, it K said, will short
 ly erect an ice machine in Prescott.
 Thomas Hallihan still keeps ul
 his interest in the Sunday concerts
 Sam E. Bright has accepted DO
 sition as salesman with ]. W. Will son.
 Joseph Campbell is adding ar eating department to his Uuior saloon.
 Twenty names were enrolled yes. terday on the muster roll of the mi litia company.
 Judge Wells overr,,led the motion for new trial in the Chart case yesterday.
 The recruiting office for the Pres. colt militia company is at JIM Aitken's.
 A game of base ball will be played on Monday between two hines of the Prescott club.
 About $500 was subscribed yes terday for the Episcopal church building fund
 The running team which will go to Albuquerque will commence its practice tonight.
 You will always feel piqued at yourself if you fail to witness the en- tertainment of the Peake sisters.
 The control Of the Prescott opera house passes into the hands of Il. D. Aitken and E. NJ. Goldwater to- morrow for one year.
 Tomorrow, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, has been fixed for passing sentence on John Chart, recently convicted of murder.
 Miss Mollie Baker will close her terms of school in Skull valley to- night with a public exhibition, after which dance will be given.
 Should the month of August prove as dry as July has been the question of water supply for Prescott prom ises to become very serious one.
 Prof. Howard, young aeronaut, arrived in town on yesterdays train and will probably make a balloon as tension and a parachute descent on Sunday afternoon.
 Messrs. Aitken and Goldwater have ordered new scenery for the opera house and will enlarge the stage. They propose to furnish at least one entertainment per month.
 A copy of the Huachica Sentinel, published at Fort Huachuca, in Co chise county, has been received at this office. It is neat quarto of two columns to the page, edited by Chap lain Winfield Scott and published by Private Henry Will.
 If the Prescott militia company fails to go to Albuquerque and win the prize offered by the New Mex leo territorial fair association, it will not be on account of any lack of en- thusiasm on the part of Col. Brodie, Adjutant Jackson or Lieutenant Burke.
 The Army and Navy Register of July 18th. says: The Huh and 9th regiment will be ordered to exchange stations; the date for carrying the order into effect has not yet been de- ,ided upon. This is the latest and most positive information yet re- 'eived upon this interesting subject.
 The Tucson Star says it is report sd that the Florence canal. in Pinal county. has been offered for sale. The supervisors of that county, sit 1 ting as board of equalization, rais- ed the valuation of the same from S25,O00 to S75,000, which act dis pleased the company to such, an ex- tent as to offer it for sale.
 The JoURNAL-MINER yesterday re- ,eived large stock of printers sta | tionery. in which is included fine extra-w weight bill-heads and letter heads, also lot of fine quality of | letter paper for type writer use. Parties in need of anything in this Ime will find our stock the best l quality ever brought to Prescott.
 Street rumor has it that a tele | gram was received yesterday from | Attorney General Miller, from Washington, by the United States grand jury, now in session here, in- them to enter into an in vestigation of such matters as may be presented by Mir. and Mrs. Pat | rick Ford.
 The following were elected officers 1 of the Good Templars lodge at its last evening; ". E. Land- | grebe, P W. c. T.; Jno. Bourke. W. | c. T.; Mary Jennings, VT; Horace | secretary; Ed. Pentland, F. | S.; Flora Williams, treasurer; ]. K. Martindell, NJ; May Crenning, G.; l Harry Zwiae, S.; Mrs. Wynkoop, s. of !. W.
 The Pulpit and the Stage.