Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
FRiDAy's DAILY

Nan i've stock Tor SIlO, the 'lli oi sale being recorded to-day.
 G; A. Murphy, a former resident eI thls place, now connected with .he Fresno Business College, is in own Tn the interests of that insti-
 Daa uennesey, the Flagstaff base terdayam catcIr'i, came in on yes train, and Is the guest of
 the Rev. Father Herman.
 A deed has been filed for raoo,id
 rom Martin Maier to O. W and II
 o' Stnll Tor one-half of the Alligator
 @ ana harrison mines, in the Hassa-
 ing 2. '0" 'e
 k. C., J. O. and Edgar Jones. of
 iagstatf, have joined the Stuttz
 .hestrlcal company, which arrived
 here yesterday, and will hereafter travel with them as members of the iroups orchestra.
 The gross earning of the P. X A C. railroad for the six months end ing June, 3O, 1892, is given by Brad s' rect as sjl ,lS5 against S5S. .ls6 in
 Tor the same time. The net
 -.Ags for the year are said to be
 i,543. "
 j. G. Stuttz, Misses E. Alma Stuttz, Ivy Stuttz, Emma Morris. Llhbie Noxon, Little Bird,e. Mir Harry Beldon, Mart Mdar. R. Waldo, manager; T. Gonzaloe of A. f. Fremuth, R. c. Jo. | of Stuttz N. Y. Theatre Go, red at the Williams House yesterday.
 Jack Winters, an old Colorado miner, arrived today. He said he had heard a good deal about the rich prospects and mines in Arizona aud thought he would come dcwn and see what there was in it. Her aid. Jack must be color blind in sizing up the yellow pumpkins of Salt river.
 The most forcible appeal ;lat has yet been made in behalf of Mrs. Maybrick will appear in The North American Review for September un- der the title An Open Letter ,o Her Majesty, the Queen" It is written by Gail Hamilton. and makes public for the first time other previous petitions of great weight.
 The Flagstaff base ball boys last Monday night produced Nevada" Tn that town to a crowded house, the proceeds from which netted them S275. The play is said to be a good one and was we'll rendered by this ameteur company. They will visit Prescott the last of next week and will probably amuSe our people with their dramatic efforts.
 Don't fail to see Mart Milar. the great comedian, at the Opera House tonight.
 Reese Ling and !. P. Dillon, two young and aspiring democrats. rush into print this morning by announc- ing themselves for the offices of dis trict attorney and recorder, respect lively. They are both young and and the old and worn out war horses of their party should turn over to them the harness they have been so long accustomed to working in.
 4. J. Raulston, of San Francisco, reached Prescott yesterday, and left for Stoddard this morning in com pany with President l. T. Stoddard, who was here to meet him. Mr. Raulstone Is we'll known smelting man. and will superintend the run ming of the plant of the A ua Fria copper company. where he was en- gagged about eight years ago. He notes many improvements in a,d about Prescott and the largely In- creased growth of Yavapai's mining interests.
 The following is quoted from The Jurisdiction, the official newspaper of Bishop Kendrick for New Mex to and Arizona: 1t may not be eaova 10 every one in the jurisdic-
 u one of our strongest con- ations has grown up during the
 two years at Prescott, Arizona. The eminent services of the Rev. Mir. Meany in bringing about this result, deserves the fullest rocogni- ton. And we have at this mission a warden of experience, an ev t- ladies guild as done good work and of whom {, d work may be expected, a growing school, choir that gives satisfaction, and congre- gation that has a large proportion of men. Here are the elements of usefulness and success. Prescott and Arizona are coming to the front in this jurisdiction"
 A. C. Morse, who has been lead ing a gay and festive life in Prescott for some time, left yesterday sud denly for parts unknown. MT. Morse was a suh-contractor under the Langtrys on the s. F.. P. x r. and becoming involved to greater extent financially than he was capable of handling was obliged to his services on the above contract. His failure has Tn no wise affected the intentions of the company or their work, for out side of the temporary breaking up of Morse's camp, no delay will be occasioned in completing the work by the Langtrys themselves. The idle rumors circulated so freely, also in the last few days, have no foun- dation whatever, concerning the progress of the work on the road and the eagerness of any one to construe the actions of even a single contractor into belief that the entire system was likewise af- fected should be condemned as not only injurious to this community, but also reflection on the honest intentions of the men whose vast outlay of money is surely bringing the road to Prescott.
 The disposition shown by our city fathers to improve and beau ti.y our town, and relieve it's ap- pearapce of an old time era that modern progress condemns on avery occasion, seems to meet with approval from every source. The work now going on i'll street grad inc is but the forerunner of general move on like improvements to every thoroughfare in Prescott, which needs it. The dilapidated
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