Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-02
FRoN THURSpAY's DAILY. Jerome needs a jail.

FROM THURSDAY $ DAILY.
 Jerome needs a jail.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight.
 Another game of base ball will be played next Saturday.
 Militia meeting tonight. Every member should be present.
 Lights have been placed over the basement windows of Hotel Burke
 Do not fail to secure a ticket foi next Tuesday evenings entertain ment.
 G. 4. Woods has resigned tho agency of the Singer sewing ma chimes.
 E. H. Fredericks has purchased lots ? and |, block 3, Prescott, from J. NJ. Sanford for S25.
 Ben Rybon's oldest boy had his foot severely hurt last evening by a hose cart running over it. A. C. Bakers family, of Phenix, had an addition to 1t last Sunday by the arrival of an eleven pound boy
 \ rain storm east of Prescott yes terday afternoon sent large vol tune of water down the gulch back of Whipple.
 The last issue of the Nogales Her aid contains the official announce ment of the partnership of Chatham and Meek as proprietorS. 1 Postmaster Archibald says that the sale of postage stamps during the past week has been greater than any single week for months.
 The murcury in thermometer tubes has had a decidedly upward tendency of late reaching with d very few points of the loo degree notch.
 The building and Loan Associa tion will meet at the office of Secre tary Martindell tomorrow evening All persons interested are requested to be present.
 Who was the Prescott man that was robbed last June at Beau. mont, California; Tke Sheriff oi San Bernariino, California, wants tC communicate with him.
 Black headed thunder clouds streaked with forked lightning, con tinue to hover around the noun. tains but have so far kept a good distance away from Prescott.
 Miss Addie l.. Murphy has been giving elocution entertainments in California and has met with wonder ful success. She will appear at the opera house here again next Tuesday evening.
 Thomas Wing, of Granite Dells ranch, left box of very choice Crawford peaches at this office to- day. They were not large owing. he says. to the overloaded condition of the tree. but they were of very superior flavor.
 An old citizen of Prescott who has made special study of the climatol- ogy, meteorology and cyclonic phe- nomena of this section. having had but little else to do. and who has never yet failed to be correct in any ! of his predictions says that the pres ent warm wave. which has settled down here, will continue until the weather gets cooler.
 A case of most wonderful vitality is reported from Kane. Pa. About three weeks ago Robert Mcknight. aged forty-five. while working in a saw mill at Kane stopped down to pick up monkey-wrench which had fallen right beside the saw. and when he went to arise to his feet he was struck by the saw which cut through his skull and split his head open clear down to his eyes, tearing out a large portion of his brain. He lived for over two weeks after the accident and for over week was improving.
 Ben Rybon returned last night from his trip to Big Bug. He failed to secure the man he was after, who is charged with horse stealing, but learned that he had gone into the Bradshaw mountains. As the man accused of this crime owns mining claim for which he has a standing offer of 5000. and as there are cer- 1 tain circumstances connected with the horse stealing transaction, that have not been told yet, it is not likely that the man, whose name is Bounce, will leave the country, but he will in all probability remain where he can be found when wanted.