Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-10-14
FRox MoNpAY's DAILY.

FRos MoNDAY's DAILY.
 Mrs. Baker, of South Prescott, Ina two rooms suitable for housekeeping
 to let.
 l The Jewish holiday of Tom Kir DOT is being observed by our Hebre, citizens to-day.
 | Messrs. Freeze and Means have re ceived their first consignment O lightning rods.
 James Brown and wife have deed ed one-tenth interest in the Verde ditch to W. s. Head.
 Chas. A. Bailey, the piano tuner has left Pomona, California, and vii arrive in Prescott in few days.
 A man aud wheelbarrow passed through Prescott Junction the othel day on transcontinental trip Their starting place was San Fran cisco.
 In the district court to-day Wm Peat, of Walnut Grove, was admitted to citizenship, and the demurrer to the complaint of Pedley ct al vs Bashford X Burmister was argued.
 Mrs. M. F. Wagoner, mother of Ed. Wagoner of Walnut Grove, has taken charge of Mir. and Mrs. Ehle's house during their absence, and has furnished rooms to let.
 The Prescott Gun club made the following score at yesterdays shoot out of a possible twenty: Waite, IA; 1 Aitken, J. M., l2; Livingston, l2i Andrews, 8; Carlisle, 8; Stewart, q Tritle, [; Curry, z; Morin, f.
 The Prescott Chautauqua Circle will meet on Tuesday, October l3 at 2:;s0 p. m. sharp, at the residence of Mrs. Geo. F. Brown, instead of the residence of Mrs. T. ]. Butler, as was announced last week.
 Gus Williams had a large crowd at the opening of Merchants Ex. change saloon on Saturday night, The place is furnished and fitted up in excellent taste and style. There is also a restaurant in connection with the saloon.
 F. NJ. Murphy stopped over one day in Albuquerque on his way east, in response to a telegram from MT, Manvel. of the Sante Fe road. and accompanied the latter in his pri- yate car.
 A company has been formed for the purpose of building dwellings on the installment plan in Flagstaff and neighboring towns. Persons owning lots and being able to ad- vance . small sum the remainder to be paid monthly.
 J. W. Brooks. who has been en- gagged in keeping a station at Mes cal gulch, was brought into town yesterday for medical treatment, and died during the day. Deceased was 43 years old, and leaves wife and child, the latter being only a few days old.
 The final arrangements for the transfer of the City Hall property to the school district has been consum- mated, and the trustees will com mence in a few days making the necessary alterations to the building to adapt it for school purposes. In addition to the building, nearly half block of property is included in the sale.
 Mrs. Mary Wilbur, mother of Mrs. Joseph Mayer, died yesterday at the residence of the latter at Mayors station, on Big Bug. Deceased was a native of Maine, and was about a years old. The remains were brought to Prescott and the funeral took place this afternoon, being largely attended by friends of the family.
 E. J. Austin has sold his interest in the Gray Eagle stables to his partner J. T. Shull and will engage in the sheep business in the vicinity of Flagstaff. He left for the above place this morning to take charge of a band of sheep there. Mrs. Austin will join him about the first of No veniber.
 W. l.. Grey, today. fled his ap- pointmcnt aad oath of office as deputy United states marahal. Mir. Grey is a miner by patton, hay ing recently been empl oyed at Je- rome. He has been a resident of this vicinity for several years, and is a reliable citizen and will no doubt make first class officer.
 H. E. Schroeder, who has been en-, gagged as assayer at the Senator mine, was taken sick there recently and brought to town and placed in the hospital at Whipple few days since. Typhoid fever was the dis ease which had taken hold of his system and it refused to yield to the treatment of the attending physic- ian and on Saturday night he died. Deceased was about p years old. His parents reside in Boston and his remains will be shipped there for in torment.