Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-05
FRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 City taxes will be due next month Don't forget the auction on Thur
 day.
 Secure ticket for the lecture or
 "Wednesday night.
 E. Burgess came in on this after noon's train.
 The board of supervisors were if session this afternoon.
 X daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs J. l.. Hall on Saturday.
 A heavy rain storm passed north of town on Saturday.
 Mrs. Minnie J. Boblett has filed her stock brand for recori.
 The city assessment has been com pleted by Assessor Hatz.
 Jake Marks has brought his fine blooded mare and colt up from Phe- nix.
 City Council will meet tonight al the office of Probate Judge l.. w. ] French.
 Samuel Hood has deeded lot h, block 32, Prescott, to Rosa 4. Miller, ! for $50.
 Ben Rybon's little boy was run over yesterday by buggy and slightly injured. County Treasurer A. q. Oliver 1 paid out S79, ,00a, for county warrants during the month of July.
 Tickets for Judge Morrison's lee ture are on sale at the Corner drug store and at Hotel Burke.
 A fine lot of elegant furniture will be offered at auction on Thursday at the residence of D. C. rhorne.
 The Methodist church. which was burned last night, had recently been repaired at an expense of S250.
 X rare literary treat is in store for all who attend the lecture of Judge X. l.. Morrison on Wednesday night.
 Judge A. l.. Morrison's lecture will be delivered in the court house on Wednesday evening at $ o'clock.
 A bill of sale was filed for record to-day from Annie Carr to Rosa Dwyer for the formers dry-goods and notion store.
 X good ice chest, suitable for saloon, restaurant, hotel or boarding house will be offered for sale at the auction on Thursday.
 Sunday seemed to be an eventful day, as fight, balloon ascension and fire occurred, while boy was run over and seriously injured.
 Hon. A. L.. Morrison has telegraph ed that he will arrive in Prescott to- morrow. and will deliver lecture on Wednesday night, for the benefit of the Catholic church.
 The foreman of ono of the fire companies says that less swearing was indulged in at las, nights fire than any he has ever attended. He attributes it to the fact that it was a church fire.
 J. H. Chester and II. Campbell had their preliminary examination today before Justice Andrews, on a charge of burglary. They were held to appear before the grand jury, bail not yet fixed.
 The Commercial Mining com pany's store, at the depot, was bur glarized few nights since and several dollars worth of jewelry stolen. Two boys have been arrested charged with the crime.
 A deed was filed for record to-day | from Fannie Wollenberg to F. C.. Parker for lot twenty, block thirteen, | Prescott; for 5000. The property in the deed is the Palace barber shop, on the west side of the plaza.
 Two Mexican convicts at the ter prison, while on their way to work, few days since, attacked Guard Rice, took his gun away from him and attempted to escape. Su- Mclnernay, however. stopped them. One of the conyicts was shot and slightly wounded.
 The pastor, members and friends of the Methodist church desire to extend their sincere thanks to the several hose companies of Prescott aud others who aided for their prompt and efficient action at the fire last evening. Prescott should be proud of as well as thankful for her fire de- partment.