Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-26
FRox TuEsDaY's DAILY

FRos TUESDAYS DAILY
 Last night was the warmest of tn season.
 Slight rain shower at Lynx creel yesterday.
 Nogales will soon have a lodge O Knights of Pythias.
 Deputy Sheriff Ben Rybon is a Big Bug on official business.
 The city council raised individus assessments in the city aggregstins about SO,O0.
 The September number of the North American Revlew is a very in teresting one.
 The board of supervisors has de cided not to build the addition tc the court house ss contemplated.
 The members of the hose team which will go to the Albuquerque fair are being kept right down to work.
 Regular meeting Co. A, N. G. A., at s:30 sharp tonight. Election oi officers. All members respectfully requested to be present.
 The Mohave County Miner tells of citizens shooting quail in that coun. ty. ltis violation of law to shoot them prior to September lst.
 The assessable property of the city amounts to very close to f900,000 the tax rate being fixed at one pei cent. Taxes will be due September | lst.
 The fire boys are getting down to hard work. If they do not win the belt again at the Albuquerque faiI it will no, be for want of faithful work.
 The Board of Supervisors at theil session yesterday allowed the follow ing amounts to road overseers J. RI Hamilton, Sl0575; W. J. Gilbert S99. 70; John Merritt, Sl00
 The board of supervisors yester- day accepted the survey of the county line between Yavapai and Maricopa counties which was re gently made by'J. J. Fisher.
 Weather Prophet Foster predicted the warmest weather of the season for the latter part of August. Sc far as this section is concerned bis prediction is being realized.
 Thos. w. King, of Toronto, Can. ada, nephew of Thomas King, the we'll known Verde stock man, ar rived on last nights train, and is stopping al Hotel Burke, awaiting the arrival of his uncle.
 John Marshall, Jr., of San Fran cisco, special agent and adjuster of several fire insurance companies, came in on yesterdays stage from Phenix. R. x. Fredericks has been appointed as agent of his compa- nies in Prescott.
 Mrs. T. ]. Butler, lady manager for northern Arizona of the Colum- bian exposition, will leave on Thurs day morning for Chicago to attend meeting of the lady managers She will be accompanied on the trip by her niece, Miss C. E. Blake. W. W. Pope, auditor of the At lantic X Pacific railroad company, and Fl. A. Culloden, travelling au- ditor of the same company, came in on this afternoons train, for an off cial visit to Prescott,
 United States Marshal R. H Paul and his son and deputy, J. V. Paul, will leave in the morning with six prisoners, for Yuma. Dur ing their sojourn of month and s half in Prescott, these gentlemen have made many warm friends.
 The confidence of people who have tried Hoods Sarsaparilla, in this preparation is remarkable. It has cured many who have failed to derive any good whatever from other articles. For diseases caused by im'' pure blood or low state of the sys- tenn it is unsurpassed.
 Last Friday night while Auditor W. W. Pope, of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad company, was in Prescott, his residence in Albuquerque was entered by burglars. The lively screams of Mrs. Pope and her servant girl aroused the neighbors and the intruder left without securing any thing.
 At the quarterly conference and business meeting held last evening by the members and friends of the Methodist church, the plan for the new church building was adopted. 1t was also decided to change the location of the building to the lot adjoining the parsonage, and the other two lots owned by the church will be sold and the proceeds applied to the church building fund.
 The game law of this territory provides that elks, deer, antelopes, mountain sheep and mountain goats may be killed from October 1st to February lst. Partridges, wild tur- keys, geese, brants, swans, curlews, plovers, snipes, quails and ducks from September lst to March 1st. Prairie chickens or pinnated grouse are protected to 1892. The capture of fish by means of nets or explo- s,,,as ,S ,,rnh,h,ta1