Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-17
TUEspAY's DAILY.

What is the matter with our dem
 ocrais clans. Are they knocked out
 John C.yle has arrived from tn
 Hillside, and everybody in tow
 knows it.
 Frank Cole, the book keeper of tn,
 Hillside Mining O., is spending
 few days in town.
 William Rudy is in town iron
 Skull Valley, which section he repre- sents as hot and dry.
 George Ridenour today shipped twelve tons of ore to Pueblo from his mine on the Hassay ampa.
 Deputy Marshall Gray is manipu isting the typewriter in the absence of any criminal element to handle.
 Three papers in Colorado are for Harrison. one for Cleveland and the rest. about fifty in number, are for Weaver.
 Hoods Sarsaparilia absolutely cures where other preparations fail. It possesses medicinal merit peculiar Co itself.
 The city board of equalization has finished its Iabors and placed the rate of taxation for the year at one percent.
 Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver, are cured by Hoods Pills. Unequall- ed as dinner pill.
 The box sheet for reserved seats for the Rose Maiden is at j. NJ. Ait ken's cigar store, and seats are sell ing fast. Secure your seat at once.
 John Harris, the acknowledged society man of Walnut Creek, has taken up residence in Prescott, and enrolled his name on the hose team.
 William Russell, who sustained se- we're injuries recently by horse fall ing on him, is improving to-day, and will be on the streets again in a few days.
 The elements ran their custom ary bluff today, and not a drop of rain fell. The clouds were very near and should have been punctured with dynamite.
 The various alleys in Prescott pre- sent clean appearance since the re- cent order of the city council. To the credit of our dads must this condition of affairs be given.
 The cantata, the Rose Maiden" music by F. Fl. Coover, was origin lily written for the great Leeds fes- iysl in 1870, and is full of musical gems and beauties as an egg is of l neat. Reserved seats are only one | lollar.
 There has never been better and | nore refined singer in Arizona than dr. E. D. Wyckof. Besides numer- 'us recitations, he will sing a duett with Mrs. G. A. Swan, a trio with Ter and Mrs. Burmister and has a most magnificent solo. His singing lone ought to. and no doubt will, Ill the opera house on Friday even ag.
 he chorus at Friday evenings
 sormance consists of nineteen Q as and is in splendid trim for the Maiden. Two violins, clarinet ute aud piano form the aeoompani-
 lt Prof \. LaGardin, band. i
 Cos of the 1lth Infantry, sings
 raj soiOsz, besides singing in IS; be is 8 gent,ine tenor and 9ss with great dramatic fe-yor. .aG l.. Thomas ir direCsnr oi the ] : eSon Club and as such condacts ae performance of the Cantata. Several residents of Prescott were slking today of taking up a sub ,ription of giant powder from its arious merchants with the idea of laking a test of it on some levated point near town as a rain roducer while the clouds were anging low. Others favor the mak- lg of a small hot air balloon and fter attaching a few pounds of owder to it set it adrift to ex- lode mile or two above us. Try ther experiment, no harm can be one, while the expense will be othing.
 J. E. Lawrence, who has recently cen appointed superintendent of { le Quartz Mountain company .me in from that mine today and stopping at the Burke where he et an old time friend in Mike ickey, one of the proprietors. MT. ,awrence is an old Arizona miner a practical nature and for years ; IS been a resident of Tombstone. @ will give the property of his ,mpany a thorough overhauling nd make his report on which it will , decided whether or not the -operty will again be the scene of tive mining.