Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-13
THuRspAY's DAILY:
 Warm weather again.

THURSDAYS DAILY:
 Warm weather again.
 F.. s. Clark came in on yesterday. train from Flagstaff.
 The band will meet for practice at 2 o'clock thls evening.
 Misses Flora and F. E. William. arc visiting friends at Williams.
 F. G. Parker will leave next week with . train load of cattle for Kansas City.
 F. W. Sisson, T. G. Norris E. Nj Doe and J. V. Rhoades left foi Flagstaff today.
 Vanilla, banana and bisque ice crsam and orange ice at Porter X Baumann's parlors today.
 Mrs. De Russey, wife of Col. De Russey, of Whipple, has gone to California, to visit relatives.
 The Flagstaff base club will visit Prescott at an early date to cross bats with our homeclub again.
 The revival meetings being held at the NJ. E. church south in West Prescott attract large audiences every evening.
 The mining suit of Jordan ct al vs. Duke and Ferguson is still on in the district court and promises to last several days yet.
 During a recent thunder shower in Phenix the telephone lines were completely disabled by the burn ing of switch boards.
 The JouRsAL-MINEa is pleased to learn that Mir. Riordan's health has improved greatly under treat ment in San Francisco.
 Mrs. Jessie Grouse. nee Stevens, has been engaged to sing a solo every morning and afternoon at the general Chautauqua assembly of Minnesota.
 In the mining suit of John Luke vs. R. M. Bond ct al a special venire was issued this morning for thirty six trial jurors returnable on Mon day, July 11th.
 Mayor Howard has appointed Councilmen Gardner and Cornell as a committee to confer with Gov ernor Tritle in regard to obtaining water supply from him.
 Wm. Elliott, a policeman, of Tue son, was stabbed through the heart recently by a Mexicen named Ava rado. Elliott shot the Mexican dead and immediately expired.
 The plaintiffs closed their testi- mony this forenoon ip the mining suit of F. E. Jordan ct al vs. John Duke ct al. The defendants com menced the introduction ofevidence this afternoon.
 Hon. T. E. Parish returns to the vulture to-day, says the Phenix Gazette of July6. Another com munication from A. c. R. to our contemporary may now be looked for.
 There will be lecture this even ing at the Baptist church at s o'clock, on the subject of Temper ance, by Jonas Bushnell, Grand Chief Templar of Washington, D. C. Everybody cordially invited.
 H. A. Swan, of the Lynx Creek hydraulic works, had his eyes se- riously injured yesterday while opening a bottle of ammonia, by the fluid flying into his eyes. He came to town for medical treat ment.
 Miss Donna Wilson, daughter of Col. J. F. Wilson, celebrated the eleventh anniversary of her birth day yesterday by giving a party to her young friends. A pleasant sf- ternoon was spent by them in play ing games of various kinds.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Hamilton gave a Fourth of July party at their resi- dence in Peoples valley. It was pleasant affair, as MT. and Mrs. Hamilton can not be excelled for hospitality.
 Ed Wells will soon resign from the bench of Arizona. Judge Wells is a first class man, a good lawyer and an honest judge."-Phenix Ga zette. Judge Wells was shown the above item today and denied having any intention of resigning.
 At the NJ. E. Church South next Sunday, July 9th, Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; preaching by Rev. Il. T. Ethridge, at II 6. m., specially to children and young people; preach ing at 8 D. m., by Rev. c. F. Fuller. Everybody cordially invited.
 Nothing more has been heard from Ash Fork in regard to the killing there, and so far as known May has not yet been arrested. Sheriff Lowry and deputy went out last evening north of town to try and intercept him, but found no trace of him. The sheriff returned to town leaving the deputy.
 Iva Silva. the infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Brinkmyer, died this morning, and was burleo this afternoon from the family resi- dence on Montezuma street: In less than two months death has twice visited this family and brought an inconsolable afaiction on them, m tha loss of their only two children