Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-10-05
FRIDAy's DAILY

'hioAN DAILY
 Tomorrow will be collection day. to-day. f''n' ai'ei tonight. " 'hu'en Ihis is the last day in which to pay city taxes. "
 The troops ars expected to return march. on nell
 me biennial rodeo of yoters bx candidates is now in active prc,
 Col. l.. F. Eggers returned vas,ar Say from flying trip to Denver. ou
 F; NJ; Murphy writes that he and ms pride will return to Prescott October II. ''
 Steve Ross, the Big Chino stock raiser and democratic candidate fo, S"PcEfisof, IS Tn town
 The democratic candidates wan, out this afternoon to attend a conn. try dance this evening.
 The city we'll on the north wes, corner of the plaza is being put in repairs by citizens, for use in case of fire. N''' ''
 October Is is the last day you can register. No names will he date. ~ '""'
 The Courier admits now that .it's winning ticket That is what everybody says of the republican ticket.
 Ten dollars was the fne imposed by Justice Andrews on IT. A. Cor. don last evening for using obscene language.
 James A. Miller and Mollie Hol- brook were married September 2t. by Justice W. H. Kirkland, in Kirk. land valley.
 Miss Annie Ross came in from FlagstaH on "Wednesday and will go out to Williamson valley to take charge of the school there.
 Registering officers should get their lists in early as no names can be placed on the great register ac- cordlng to law after October Is.
 l.. W. Jerome came to town again yesterday, and as usual succeeded m getting in the county iail within an hour after his arrival.
 Neither Steve nor Cleve will sit near an open window; they do so hate a draft. They get substitute to sit near the window they do.- Ex.
 Mrs. T. w. Otis very generously contributed large and beautiful collection of flowers for the use of the M. E. church during the lee lures and the session of conference.
 A. l.. Kerr, of Stanton, left this morning for St. Joseph, Missouri. He had the misfortune few days since of receiving serious injury to his left eye while engaged in break ing quartz.
 S. Singer has presented this office with a bottle of his Pride of Ari- zona Wash Blue" which he claims is superior article. 1t has the merit at least of having been man. ufactured in Prescott.
 pr. Hurlbut will deliver a lec- ture tonight at the Marina street NJ. E. church, ou the subject of John Knox. That Boys Sister" will be the subject of another lee ture by Bishop Vincent tomorrow evening.
 The attention of hunters is di- rected to the notice of John Clarke published in this issue. There are large flocks of quail, which remain within Mir. Clark's enclosure on Lynx creek and which he feeds regularly, which he is desirous of protecting.
 The Jewish holiday, Yom Kippur or day of atonement commences at sundown this evening and lasts un- til sundown on Saturday evening. It will be observed in Prescott by all people of that faith. whose places of business will be closed to- morrow.
 District court will convend in Prescott October 17, when parties desiring to take out their final nat uralization papers will be offered an opportunity of doing so and will then have one day to have their names placed on the great register.
 The illustrated papers on the Pa cifc Coast scenery are to be con tinued in the October number of the Overland Monthly, by an article by Mabel H. Closson. on trip to Cooks Inlet, entitled" An Alaska Summer