Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
FRos MoNpAY's DaiLr.

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 There was slight shower of rain f yesterday.
 The new hay crop has commenced I to arrive in Prescott.
 ? The Palmers won yesterdays game
 of base ball, by score of l3 to S. About S250 changed hands yester- } day on the result of the ball game.
 To-night's concert promises to be quite an interesting entertainment.
 The masonry of Martin Matters
 new building will he completed this week
 Mesdsmes Freeze and Cline have
 generously consented to assist at to- nights concert.
 Deputy Marshal Geo. F.. Brown
 left on this mornings train for Camp
 Apache, on official business.
 | Geo. W. Sines and ]. W. McGowan returned last night from a trip to
 Walnut Grove mining district.
 Arrangements are abou; completed 1
 to hold the southern California edi- 1
 torial association in Flagstaff, in Au-
 gust.
 \. l.. Kerr, of Stanton, who has |
 been recuperating for some time in l
 Prescott, is rsdidly regaining his
 health.
 The Congregational Sunday school 1 | .hh .aH .ah = I h prlSte and interesting musical and |
 literary exercises last evening.
 The whipple band gave the first of series of Sunday afternoon con
 certs on the plaza yesterday after
 noon which attracted large num-
 Der of ladies and gentlemen.
 The Miners Ten Commandments found in this issue will be interest ing reading to miners as we'll as
 others, and will be found worthy of
 place in every ones scrsp-book.
 Joseph Roberts has purchased | lot in east Prescott near W. E. Jones residence and has portion of the ! lumber hauled for new residence
 which he proposes erecting on it.
 United States District Attorney
 Wilson, has written to Judge Wells that, if agreeable to the latter, a term of United States court will be fcommenced here on the second Mon day of next month, July l3.
 Ben Robinson is up from his Kirk land valley ranch to-day on court business. He was very agreeably surprised this morning by meeting on the street his old Chicago friend August Leverenx, whom he had no; :, seen for about twenty years. ,
 Charles Spare, a master stone |, mason, has the contract for building the foundation of Hon. Hugo Rich ards new residence. He has a con tract to build an addition to the rear of the store occupied by D. {; Levy x Co. :
 John A Riley, superintendent of | Bradstreet's, accompanied by his f wife, left this morning for their h future home in Los Angeles. Dur s ing their brief stay in Prescott they made several acquaintances and were | we'll liked. a
 John Roberts was pretty badly in- n lured, on Saturday, by his horse \ falling with him while riding the s' range. His face is pretty badly cut q up, while his left eye looks as if it W had recently been introduced to a John l.. Sulliyan's mauler.
 Corporal Oriek Jackson, Of the ;. Ar.zona militia, has been promoted ] :, Co the position of First Lieutenant, i, for his soidieriy conduct. and has , been appointed adju ant og the frs. rafimeut. having reeeir',1 ,s,4.s tiou is deserving one "
 Hotel Burke arrivals ' if -ac. T.t,-.A &n sSugs i Campbell and ts 6rother. Crowned King; < DeBoid, [, Gus. Hyman, San Francisco; II F sg MulyenOn, Prescott Junction; J W D Williams; X W March h and. SypGnore Greek; < \ March " and, Soan FE2aeisoo, l y Irask, Phe- :, nix; T W Okey, Los Angeles; F F |, Friant and wife. Copper Basin; John N Cannon. Wm Powers, Tombstone, r, Ariz. m
 The Chautauqua club met on Tues S day, June 9th, at the residence of Mrs. Dake. Programme as arranged a was carried out. Programme for d next meeting arranged ss follows: f, Quotations from Cowper. Reading, O Practical Talks on writing English F March No, Mrs. O'Neill. Reading, n "Stories of the Childhoodof eminent fl Women" Feb. No. Mrs. Blake O Poem, Mrs. Otis. Reading, Life of e Josephine" Miss C. Blake. Cues n tions, "Chsucer to Tennyson" to t' l3 March No. Questions, Queens Is English" March No, answers in W April. Society to meet at the resi- d dence of Mrs. Levy, June l6, at u P. m. n
 The "Children's Day exercises at e the Methodist church last evening Q were the most interesting of the b kind we have seen. They consisted O of music by the choir and the au- " dience, responsive readings and the a rendering of beautiful dialogue, d entitled the Pearl Gatherers," by u the Sunday school children. Miss Jennings delivered an address of il welcome, while Mrs. Wynkoop took is the part of the Queen in the dia- O logue. Both acquitted themselves O admirably. The children performed c their parts we'll, and the exercises c, reflected great credit on Prof. l.. W. F Taylor, superintendent of the Sun a day school, and the teachers who a assisted him, as the exercises passed W of without a single mistake almost, il and deep interest was manifested p throughout by the audience. e
 X man named Levy. or Braman. " was shot in the abdomen, in house II on Granite street, last evening about Q S:30 o'clock. The shooting it seems U was accidental, but just how it oc- II cured is not defnit ally known. The i' statement is made that Braman was c sxvtrliny a pistol aro,ud .,n his f,n | a