Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
FRoM WEpNEspAY's DAILY.

FRoM WEpNEspAY's DAILY.
 NJ. J. Hickey's condition is l
 ported better to-day.
 Nothing of importance was do
 toiay in the district court.
 Ezra Jackson and E. E, Kirklar
 of Kirkland valley, are in town t
 day.
 William Stevens and bride are
 town from the Verde on a visit
 friends.
 Harry Brisley, the popular dru
 gist. has returned to his post after
 jaunt to the hills.
 Mrs. R. H. Burmister and SO
 Robert, returned to their home
 this city on yesterdays train.
 Steve Davis and John Brown wer
 arraigned this afternoon before th
 district court on charges of gran
 areeay a-d robbery, respectively.
 4 Wasboe zephyr las struck tn
 town, which even the flaming poster of the International circus canno knockout.
 V. ". Vanderbilt has 9 nhoio pecs os r,si estate on the west sId e ss plaza which he will sell tl z / purchaser.
 = Mrs. <. A. Behm. oi the Lowe Agua Fria, arrived in ,own this a m, bringing her son for medlca, aic who is seriously i Il.
 Ali Rickard of the Hillside Com pany and Col. A. O. Brodie who ha: been out to that camp for the past ten days, arrived in town this morn. ing.
 J. Marshall Morgan and his chest nut record breakers left today for Kirkland. Mir. Morgan will return again on Friday to take in the cir GUS.
 The electric engine in use in this office is jewel mechanically, and a good pattern for democratic con gressmen to follow as to the expense of running.
 The Heisler Bros. have opened a new meat market opposite J. l.. Fishers, while J. l.. Hall, it is stated, will branch out, with another shop soon in the rooms next to the F. O., occupied by D. J. Sullivan.
 Miss Lafayette, known as the Texas Star, will arrive this week and com mence an engagement at the Palace on Saturday evening. She is accom- panied by an assistant, but the Sen- ator is ignorant of the others sex at present.
 The Cabinet was reopened last evening to the public and looked as neat as a pin. The interior of the building mas undergone a thorough oyerhauling and throughout nothing in expense has been overlooked to make it commodious as wei as at tractive.
 K. Barrett and D. McCool left this morning for Castle creek, on mining business. During their ab- sence several mining claims will be examined into, and much good to the country's general prosperity will be the ultimate outcome of their visit there.
 At next Sundays game of ball the 1lth Infantry band has generously donated its services to enliven the occasion. The Prescott's expect to put up brilliant game, while Harvey Helm, their mascott, will shine on the diamond in a resplen- dent make up of red shirt and green tights.
 Many Californians who are arriv- ing Tn Prescott state that 1t is cur rent talk in railroad circles that the Southern Pacific are going to push the road from Phenix to Prescott at once, and but a few weeks will pass before the work will be started. The can stand 1t and the more of such companies we have the bet ter will the future be.
 Brid material to be used on the north end of the s. F. P. x P. road is expected this week at Ash Fork and will be at once forwarded to the front. Oregon fir has been selected. being considered the best material to stand hard usage and not liable to decay as ca silly as woods indigenous to Arizona do. This company is constructing frst-class road from the ground up, and, one also that IS to be credit to Arizona, not to mention permanency.
 The attention of every fireman of Prescott is called to the invitation extended thera by the Toughs Hose company to be on had this evening at their headquarters. The occasion if a dual event in the life of our fel- low townsman, ]. F. Osenburg, his birthday, and the closing of seven years of honorary membership in this excellent company. A good lunch and nice liquors will be spread. before the department boys, and It is hoped the generous host and his adopted company will receive full stream in good cheer from the other teams.
 Drake's engineer camp of the Santa Fe. Prescott & Phenix rail way moved camp yesterday from West Prescott to Iron Springs. The route from Prescott west has not been permanently located yet, and the various lines now being run are only for the purpose of selecting the most feasible route. The ot her camps are working south and will reach Skull and Kirkland valleys in a few days. On the north end of road. Major Vaughn informs us that the different outfits are nearing Chino valley, and that the work of grading, though heavy. pro gresses very satisfactorily.
 Chas. A. Bailey. the Pomona, California, piano tuner, will be in Prescott in October. His regular customers are respectfully requested to wait for him. je3 m2