Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
FRoA MoNDAy's DArLY.
 Base ball tomorrow.
 Attend tho show tonight.

Base ball tomorrow. Q Attend tho show tonight.
 Heavy frost the past two morI n ings.
 Yesterday was an of day in the di 7 trict court.
 {. Doetorsi Pshawi Take BrEca , AN's PILLs.
 Strawberry Ice Cream at tn
 Bellevue tomorrow. !. j. w. Benham, 8 prominent stoc
 man of Williams, is in town.
 Mrs. L. W. Taylor's condition
 considerably improved today. The International Show will giv
 two performances tomorrow.
 Take in the Bellevue tomorrow and and get a nice chicken dinner
 Overcoats and fires have been il
 demand during the past two even
 ings.
 Doane Merrill is in from Jerome
 He says that the camp is quite
 lively.
 James Walsh, an employe of the
 A. x r. railroad at Williams, came
 in on yesterdays train.
 Mrs. James Collins and child re-
 turned to Prescott yesterday and are
 stopping at the Bellevue. Rev. c. F. Sprays mother ar
 rived yesterday and will remain
 here during the summer. Tucson seems likely to get the next colonel of the first regiment of the National Guard of Arizona. The public schools will close next Friday. The graduating exercises wlll be held at the opera house next Friday evening.
 Charles NJ. Zeiger, of Albu- querque. one of the best known stock men in the southwest, is visiting Prescott.
 p Edens, of the Point of Rocks rar a, has potato planter. the first ona eyer seaa ga this section, whict doe a1rh Weil
 saenB Lowe e- been the re- clip mt of numerous 56is--eett''la- Goas on the adyeu, of young un- der heuN at his house
 Eerlormance this evening at the A..1raational Show tent at s.80 Q ra. Matinee at z.50 o'clock tomorrow and closing performance at s.3e tomorrow night.
 The ball given last night for the benefit of the Prescott band was A success and the boys received a neat little sum to assist them in paying for their instruments.
 W. O. O'Neill came in on yester- days stage from the south where he has been in attendance at the meet ing of the Territorial Worlds Fair at Tucson.
 Regular services at the Episcopa tomorrow at II a. m. and 8 | p. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m. Tomorrow will be Trinity Sunday, | the last festival in the year.
 The Albuquerque Democrat re- ports the accidental shooting of | E. H. Witherell at Antelope Springs, New Mexico. The ball entered the | foot and the wound is not serious.
 At the RI. E. church south. June | 18th, Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.; preaching at p. m. The pastor | having to preach in Skull valley, the service will be conducted by | Rev. MT. Rowland.
 Services at the Baptist church to- morrow as usual. Subject at II 1 B. m.: Essentials to Christian growth. At SD. m. Kissing and | Sunday school at 12 m. All are cordially invited.
 The June number of The Review of Reviews has brief but very per sinent and instructive letter from MT. W. c. Edgar, dated at Moscow, and explaining the condi- ions of the Russian famine.
 A feature of the show now in Prescott, which is in pleasing con ,rast to many travelling shows is hat the management does not nave any hangers on with Tarious sure thing gambling ievices, but depends on the legiti- nate patronage it receives from vis- tors to the show. This is certainly ] very commendable one and should it to the public.
 A small fire in Martin Maier's brick building near the old city | water works ocecasioned fire Harm this afternoon. The fire vas extinguished with but little lamage. The o. K. hose company von the record. J. Marshall Morgan had a narrow scape this afternoon from being injured. While coming lown from the Dudes hose house with the latter's cart he fell and ras dragged for a considerable dis ance before recovering himself. Arrivals at Hotel Burke June 10: Greenwood, Senator; c Karns, 4ynx Greek; l. Leib, Yarnell; Con )'Keefe; Jerome; James Walsh, Williams; G W Stoney, Jerome; has Crawford, U s A, Wingate; ' NJ Ayers Bakersfield; W E Pedley, ,atoctin; Phil Pedley, Catoctin; G H , ,offin, Senator.
 Territorial board of equalization net in Phenix yesterday. A. X P. sas assessed $3,3S6.6l per mile; olling stock, S497 ,960; total average alue per mile of road. 5000. Ari- ona Central (the Flagstaff road, nain line. etc, 15 miles, at Sl,0O0 'er mile. Prescott X Arizona Gen. ral Railway, main line, right of gay, etc, I.s02S6 per mile; rolling tock raised to $ll, 700; one round- Iouse at Prescott raised to S750, nd one pump house at Banghart's; ' 250 assessed additional on the l ight of way; total valuation per nile. 5000 Phenix Gazette.