Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-08
Faon MoSpAv's DAILY.

FRon MoSpAy's DAILY.
 | Examination for teachers certii
 cates will take place tomorrow. | Born, in Prescott, June 4th, {
 the wife of J. H. Boyd, a daughte | The Prescott base ball club vii
 probably go to Williams oa the 4tt 1 D. McCool and K. Barrett return
 cd on to-day's train, from Kansa
 City.
 Robert Con nell has deeded to Gee
 Zika several mining claims for con
 sideration of 6.
 Next Sunday good game of bas, ball will be witnessed between tn,
 soldiers and citixens. District court opened today.
 long term Is expected and man
 heavy cases are on the docket.
 Deputy Recorder Tritls today
 hobbled down town and resumed hi,
 position in the recorders office.
 Married, in Prescott, June 6, 1892
 by Judge H. W. Fleury, John J
 Bucklnan to Ellen Welch, of Skull
 Valley.
 The seven -months-old child oi John $. Jones is lying in very tow condition, and but faint hopes arc held for its recovery.
 Dr. Waite returned yesterday from Jerome and speaks handsomely of the manner in which visitors to that camp are treated.
 W. T. Richardson left this morn ing for the A. x F. to me,t his daughter, Pearl. who is returning from school in the east.
 Cook & Leo have arranged their iewelry store in a comfortable and tasty like manner, and seem to be a carefal and accommodating firm.
 The city council are on the move, at least as far as the sanitary condi- tions of the town go, and order all premises cleaned up inside of ten days.
 The sprinkling cart of Frank Beaver could not be disposed of by Prescott. It allsys the dust and ,ools the atmosphere wherever 1t goes.
 A lively row and a knock out, between Prescott's two leading hotel took place this after loon at the depot when the train pulled in.
 Several bets have been made in Prescott in the last few days from ;5 to Si0 that Blaine will be the lominee at Minneapolis tomorrow m the first ballot.
 Dr. L. NJ. Maus, formerly station d at Whipple, will arrive in Pres ott this week from Camp Apache, n temporary leave to appear before n examining board at Whipple.
 Phery's Catfein cures sick or ner- ous headache or neuralgia almost simultaneously. Also relieves rheumatism, lumbago, nervousness, tc. For saie at Yavapai pharmacy, 1 wo doors south of Bank.
 Roll Miller, who has just returned | .om the Harqua Hala country, says sat several prospects in that sec | on have been sold recently, and nat the district generally is in a conditi on through it's lining strides.
 The 11th Infantry band goes to 1illiams on the 4th. The citizens and, just organized, however, will lrnish us music on the natal day, ld composed as it Is of good and d time musicians, this feature in the sys observance will not be lacking. Whats the matter with starting a for a hose racing and sse ball tournament on the ith. wo hundred dollars for the former id $l00 for the latter would be a rawing card for the country visit Is, and can be easily raised. The various engineer camps of the snta Fe, Prescote X Phenix, to the 'uth of town, are working indus iously in their locating work. One srty will reach West Prescott yain probably tomorrow. and a line will be staked out } Iron Springs.
 James Brown cowboy from Ju- per, was brought into town in an condition Sunday orning. He had been in that state nee Friday morning, being caused ' horse falling on him. Late this ternoon the unfortunate still mained in a semi-unconscious I ate, and Dr. McCandless, his phy- { ,ian, states that it will be fully a , sek before any improvement in $ s condition will take place. Blaine has an ardent and sincere ( .vocate in Prescott and 1t is in B. l
 Murphy, our fellow townsman. sarly half a century ago the secre- { " of state and Mir. Murphy became [ m friends and associates and many ys the former shared in the hospi- lities of the latter's home "way wn in Maine" . The following is the program for S 8 next meeting of the Chautau- a a Club, to be held on Tuesday, | me 2, at the residence of Mrs. a right. Quotations, "Howells. of "Howels," Mrs. Blake. 'ading, "Flower Shows in the s nited States" Mrs. Blake. Read [ 3, "In the Snake River Country" T IS. Geo. Brown. Selection from i Miss Blake. A bevy of kids last Saturday se- v red by some means a box of giant . ps and with youthful innocence z d ingeniousness pried into them ! tn hairpins, needles and peu = ives. A son of Mrs. Stone, how pr. became restless at this slow ,de and placing the cap on rock alt 1t heavy blow with a ham