Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-21
TEspuAys DAILY.
 Willard Rice is ill town.

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 E. NJ. Sanford sefron this morn ing's train.
 Don't become constipated. Take BEEcHAs's PILLs.
 "Faie, or Lost and Won,' at the opera house tonight.
 F. Burgess returned from Balti- more on Sunday night.
 Fate, or Lost and Won,s to- night at the opera house.
 Sheriff Lowry sad C. P. Hicks re turned on last evenings train. 1 Hon. R. C. Kerens has sold out all his interests in the Salt River valley.
 The prospects are good for fine weather for the Conductors ball at Williams.
 l The Wyckod club will meet at the residence of Professor Thomas tonight.
 II. Mulyenon is able to be on tho streets again, after an illness oi several days.
 If you want to have good time 90 to Williams Thursday and at tend the conductors bali.
 Be sure and see Thes. l. keogh, the comedian, in his new songs and dances al the opera house. L.P. Nash furnished the bail re- auircsi of him last Saturday night, aud is enjoying his freedom. l W. $. Head left for Camp Verde to-day. accompanied by Danniel Drummond, the United States sur veyor.
 Judge Fleary yesterday sentenced J. ;. Smlth to pay n fine of Sl0o or to serve loo days in jail, for petit larceny.
 Charles A. Green, the enterprising young insaranne agent, left yester- day for the Hillside mine, on insur- ance business.
 Hon. W. K. Meade of the World Fair Commissioners Is said to be a prominent candidate for the posi- ton of Custom Collector of Nogales. l Frank tough, only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. CIough, of Point of Rocks, died this morning at 2 o'clsek. of heart disease. Deceased was a bright young man, and lacked only one week of being IS years old.
 When James Van Scoy's case was called in the United States court. this morning. the defendant was on hand and jury was impaneled to try it. After the prosecution had introduced two witnesses, as in the ease of yesterday, the judge ordered them to bring in verdict of acquit- tai, which was done, and thus end ed another of the Edmunds act cases.
 An error occurred in Saturdays proceedings of the United States court whereby it appeared that James Van Scoy failed to appear when his case was called and that his bail was declared forfeited. 1t was the case of another defendant whose bail was forfeited, and not Mir. Van Scoy, as the latter has been on hands every time his ease has been called and on Saturday hls case was reset for trial.
 A. s. Baum, it is said, intendssto open tailor shop in Needles fine would pay up the bills contracted while in Prescott, our people would hold him in more grateful remem- brance. By his actions while here he laid himself liable to the accusa- ton of being frst-class blk, and there are people here uncharitable enough to suggest that his Chris tian name, spelled with the omis- sion of the "a" would be the ap- propriate name.
 The following ministers met at the Nj. E. church at l:30 to organ ize the ministers conference of Prescott: c. J. Chase, A. J. Allen, $. D. B. Demerest aud C. A. Rice. C. J. Chase was elected temporary president, C. X. Rice, secretary. \. J. Allen and 5. D. B. Demerest were appointed committee to draft constitution. Meetings to be held in the NJ. E. church at l0:30 every Monday morning.
 Miss Kate Rauh, of Hannibal, Missouri, sister of Mrs. O. R. Kinney, died about 1 o'clock today of consumption. Deceased came here about a month ago in the last stages of the dread disease in the hopes that the climate might prove beneficial to her, but the disease had made too much progress, and neither climate or medical skill could stay its further progress. The body was embaimed to-day and will be shipped to relatives at Hannibal for interment.
 The Crawford Comedy company more than fulfilled their promises at the opera house last night, in their production of the Black Flag" The play itself is one of in tense interest, abounding with thrill | iuk anu sCnSdttOtitiA OC- nouments. and the company did full justice to the play. While the parts were each well represented by the respective actors, Thos. !. Keogh, as Lazarus" was simply immense. He introduced a number of specialties during the evening also which brought down the house. Few companies equal to this one, and none superior to it, has occupied the boards here. The house was tolerably we'll filled at their first night" and the success of last even ing's entertainment insures them s a successful season here. Tonight they will appear in Fate, or Lost and Won," which is spoken of by the press as an exceedingly inter esting play.
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