Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-10
FRipAr's DAILY.

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 Workmeu are preparing in. r.o
 course, on Cortez street tas .I.
 hose team. TUT 'ii
 A special train left for Prasco,
 junction at f o'clock this ai
 ternoon. '"'S ai
 Stewart Knight X Go. and R
 ochoba have filed their stock hr.nd
 for record. '''H0'
 COOK X Lee, the jewellers. have
 earu m to-day's issue, to which w invite the attention of all readers.
 Bond, Hayden X Birmingham hay, deeded to Wm. Herring a one-tentl interest in the Cougar mine in th, Bradshaws. ~
 Henry Lang and H. A. owen nave deeded Co W, W. Vanderbilt ana S. F.. Fuller the Defiance mine ir
 blg Bug district for xl,0O0.
 C. T. Donavan, who will be ra membered as deputy U. s. Mar shai tor many years in Prescott. i, located m Sonora on mining busi ness.
 Chief Schuerman and ex-Chiet bashford are jealous in the cause of the hremen. They have collected nearly SOo for sending the boys to New Mexico.
 | Mrs. II. Van Arnam and family left Tor their ranch, four miles this side of the boundary line, Thurs. day. Mir. Van Arnam has been on the ranch for several years, cutting hay.-Yuma Sentinel.
 According to the Nogales Record, Mark Smith is bigger man than Jesus Christ. Buttermilk publica tions will yet retire Smith into the sumack glades of Kentucky, if he dosen't put his weather eye-9iass on -Nogales Herald.
 Be on the look out for plugged silver money. \ large amount of mutilated currency has reached Prescott, coming from southern AIiLona, lt IS stated
 Supervisor Rowe is our authority Tor stating that lots on the north and south sides of the plaza will be offered at public sale to the people some day in the near future.
 In the Albuquerque hose tourna- went, S250 will be the dry test purse; Sl5O m the straightaway run and SlOO for hose coupling. There will be ladder climbing contests, and two hundred and one hundred yard run ming races.
 The Albuquerque Stars, a juvenile base ball team, are anxious to play any team in the southwest under l6 years of age, during the fair at that place. They prefer to tackle Pres colt. and offer big inducement to us in a $50 purse.
 All members of the Prescott fire department desiring to participate in the Albuquerque hose team report for practice at the track in front of Gardner's store at : o'clock sharp on Friday. August 9th, 1892. Geo. Schuerman, chief.
 Delegate Smith says he can not compel the Senators to take their places in the Senate Chamber. It is equally possibly that he can not lead the President around the White House grounds by the ear. From his statements and slobberings one would naturally conclude that Smith was cutting his second outfit of teeth.-Nogales Herald.
 Gen. Moseby of Confederate fame, has spent Sunday in town. He makes a trip monthly from San Francisco to Juarez, Mexico, opposite of Fl Paso, where he superintends the drawing of the Mexican lottery, for doing which he receives $l, 900 per trip..-Yuma Times.
 John Lawler and J. J. Hawkins left this morning for Denver to at tend the Knight Templar conclave in that city. They will be followed tomorrow by Sir Knights Oliver, Mitchell, Bright, Pritchett, Hart mann, Brecht and Haynes. Mesdames Oliver and Brecht will accompany their husbands. MT. Geo. H. Curry will meet the party in Denver.
 The celebrated diamond necklace ease before Judge Fleury yesterday of Dottie Reed vs. May Clifton, ter minated in favor of the latter. Judge Andrews, as a barrister, shows the same knowledge and firmness as a judge, and the easy grace with which he handled such tender case as a feminine's diamonds, proved him to be. as usual, irresistible Tn even legal logic.
 Mir. aud Mrs. V. A. Stephens, and their daughter, Mrs. B. H. Weaver, were among the passengers on thls mornings train bound for the coast. During a residence of over 30 years in Prescott. these estimable people have seen this section undergo complete transformation in its life, and the visit of Mrs. Weaver now to California is the first time since lo6Z she has been out of Arizona.
 The ladies who are engaged Tn nainting an exhibit of the wild flow ers of Northern Arizona for the Worlds Fair, together with a few others who are interested in the work. were entertained by Mrs. II. .J. Rutler at her residence m West Prescott yesterday afternoon, Alter examining the work accomplished, new game was introduced, which was greatly enjoyed by the ladies' A very pleasant afternoon was pass ed.
 The Board of Supervisors held meeting today to listen to an eA- haustiye proposition from ex-Govy' Tr;ile on wagon and rail road mat ters Mir. Tritle represents the Pvritic Company, (imited) of New York. which has a capital Of si'5oc,v oaD and he states that if proper en- enlargement is given his company tbev will carry out the work he to- day outlined before the Board or Supervisors.
 BrecHAM's PrLLs sell we'll because they cure.
 The New York Herald has an nounced a novel plan for the pres ent presidential campaign. To the