Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-02
FRom MoSpAY's DAILY.

Prescott public schools will opeI next Monday.
 Ice cream at the opera house to morrow night.
 The open season for game com mences tomorrow.
 Trout fishing on Oak creek is re- ported good this year.
 Only two more weeks until the Albuquerque fair opens.
 The new safe for the land office was landed at it's destination to-day.
 A daughter was born to Mrs, J. T. Shull in Prescott, on Sunday Aug. 30.
 Mrs. Dr. Goodfellow, of Tomb stone, died recently at Oakland, Cal ifornia.
 A. Redewell has another very in- teresting letter in the Phenix Herald from Prescott.
 Mrs. Swan will sing solo at the Addie l.. Murphy entertainment on Tuesday evening.
 X son was born 10 the wife of Ro- bert J. Cartmell this morning at the Black Horse mine.
 A number of the Apache soldiers went out yesterday and succeeded in capturing some deer.
 The water in the city pipes has a very high flavor. The odor is not oi the most pleasant either.
 One of our enterprising citizens will soon establish a stage line be- tween Prescott and Whipple.
 The children ofthe Episcopal Sun day school will be given picnic next Thursday at Granite Dells ranch.
 Attention is directed to the card of Jules Baumann, in this issue, ad- dressed to the city council and board of trade.
 Bidinger X Ref are having their Palace barber shop reprinted and re- papered and re-fitted generally in palatial style.
 Wm. Dulin, the enterprising ice
 an, has ordered a ear load of red
 ood lumber with which to improve ots recently purchased by him.
 The ladies of the NJ. E. church will serve ice cream at the opera house tomorrow night, the proceeds to be applied to the church building fund.
 The four Whipple ambulances were purchased at Saturdays sale by Bashford X Burmister and John Duke at prlces ranging from S75 to Sl30.
 It is to be sincerely hoped that our local militia company will not lose interest in the Albuquerque fair. That 800 prize is expected to be brought back here.
 Five hose teams, exclusive of the Albuquerque team, will compete for the champion belt at the Albu- auerque fair. They will be the Pres colt, two from Las Vegas, and one each from Fl Paso and Hermosa.
 The names of every member of hose team No. 1 will be submitted to the Good Templars by Manager Akers on a thirty-days pledge of total abstinence tomorrow evening at a special meeting of the lodge.
 Miss Addie L. Murphy. whose read ings about two months ago were not only entertaining but instructive, will give another entertainment at the opera house tomorrow evening. As an elocutionist Miss Murphy oc- cupies position in the front rank.
 Parties wanting to rent rooms in a private family should consult the "Rooms to Let" department of the JouRNAL-MNER. Nice, newly furnish ed rooms, pleasantly located can be had at reasonable rent by addressing Box S3, Prescott.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: N. Bradley Mine; Jas. Oneal and wife. Date Creek; P. Pedley, W. G. Lucas, Ca toctiu: F. l.. Windham, California; w. J. Williams, Senator; w. A. Rowe, Jerome; s. H. Fairchild, Kan sas City; $. V. Du Bois, San Fran cisco.
 Our contemporary publishes a let ter from Stanton, which says that very rich strike has been made in a narrow gulch on the west side of Rich hill. One Mexican is reported to have taken out S47 in coarse gold in half a day while some twenty or twenty-seven of them took out be- tween Si00 and $500 in the same time. This discovery has naturally created considerable excitement in that vicinity. This is the hill from which S400,0W in gold was taken within ten days.
 Miss I. c. De Yelling, national lecturer and organizer for the w. C.. T. U., will arrive in Prescott about the middle of September. Hon. T. j.. Butler. who recently met .he lady in Flagstaff, speaks of her as being very intelligent and eloquent and is de- voted to the cause of temperance. Miss De Yelling has also received very fiattering notices from thepress wherever she has appeared.
 The Prescott branch of the Ma tional Building and Loan Associa- tion of Salt Lake, Utah, met last evening at the office of the secretary c. R. Martindell. This was the first meeting held by the local branch and was we'll attended. After dis cussion of various topics the meet ing adjourned until this evening when it will meet at the same place at s o'clock. Members are all re- quested to be present prepared to pay their August dues.
 R. w. Meador and NJ. Bradley have made rich strike of gold ore in the Shiloh mine, on the Hassay- ampa. The claim has been located and relocated for the past twenty years but very little work was ever done on it. Messrs. Meador and