Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-27
tRIpAY's DAILY.

Ash Fork. '
 Sovernor N. o. Murphy is ex
 pected to arrive in Prescott agai,
 tomorrow.
 Agents of other companies cal
 the New York Life the "polic
 holders company"
 A practical rain maker-one wh
 could produce rain without fail ca
 hnd jobin Prescott.
 A. Redewell reports a good day
 business yesterday, his first day i
 Prescott, in the piano line.
 Aspirants for office should mak,
 their aspirations known by an
 nouneements through the news
 papers.
 A freight brakeman named Gillet
 had his arm seriously crushed a Ash Fork on Wednesday whil coupling cars.
 Deputy Sheriff Ben Rybon re turned today from a juror summon ing trip through Walnut creek ane
 Williamson valley.
 Rev. J. NJ. Green returned t, Prescott yesterday from Alabam, where he has been residing for tn, past two years and seven months.
 Mrs. J. J. Stewart presented hel husband this morning with fin. boy baby weighing ten pounds, theil first born. Mother and son doinl finely and Jim" correspondingly happy.
 In the district court this morning Tn the case of Johanna J. Young el al vs. Joseph Dougherty, judgment for plaintiff in the sum Of S4nO each party paying their own costs The balance of the day was devoted to the trial of the Luke Bond min ing suit.
 Charles Hawkins, an 4. & P brakeman, fell of passenger train number three, Tuesday night as the train was coming down the mountain from Williams. He was se.ioasly injured and was taken back to Williams on a special en- zine.
 Bob Archer, otfhenix, went home the other night with a load of whisky aboarsa and slapped his wife in the face. The latter seized a carving knife and slashe6 her fighting husband across tue neck with it, and he was then taken off to have his wound, which is not serious, dressed.
 John O'Connor is in town today from his camp in Chino valley. MT. O'Connor is sub-contrator on the $. F., P. & F. railroad. and has about three miles completed. He says that work is progressing finely on the grade and all the dirt work will be completed within short time between Ash Fork and Pres cott.
 Earnest Steadman, youth for merly of thls county, son of R. B. Steadman, who managed the race track some years ago, has been ar rested in Maricopa county for horse Young Steadman way al- ways a great lover of horses, and his affection for them seems to have de- veloped to such an exteat that he has appropriated one that belonged to some one else.
 R. N. Fredericks received tele- gram this afternoon from a brother of his in San Francisco, announcing the death there last night of John c. Fredericks, formerly of Prescott. was a member of Aztlan Lodge F. & A. M., and Prescott Lodge No. 1, K. of F. He resided here for several years. being engaged in the draying business with his brother, k. x. Fredericks. He was . native of Heliogoland, aged 50 years.
 Father Quetu will leave in day or two for visit to his native coun- try. France. His visit is for a trip pie object-to visit relatives, to re- cuparate his health. and to try and raise money to complete the Catho- lie church in this place. Father Quetu has endeared himself to the people of Prescott, whose wish is that he may have pleasant visit, that he may be benefited physical ly bv the trip, and may return with funds to carry to completion the beautiful church as planned. He expects to be absent two or three months.
 Our contemporary contains the following announcement: "On Mon day evening, at S:30 o'clock, in the Church of the Advent, Prescott, Miss Ethel NJ. Meany will be mar ried to MT. F. Nj. Murphy, the Right Rev. J. Mills Kendrick, D. D., Bishop of New Mexico and Arizona, officiating. Immediately after the service, a reception will be rendered the young couple by MT. and Mrs. w. C. Bashford. The friends of the bride and bridegroom are invited to be present at the services in the church, and also to attend the reception at the Bash ford residence, East Gurley street.
 A lady correspondent of The Needles Eye expresses herself as follows in regard to the action of the men at that place: "I peeped in at the entertainment Of the Dra- matic Club last Monday night. Why is it that the men--I mean the gentlemen-will persist in going into public places where ladies are congregated without coati I'm agine Chesterfield at swell affair in his shirt sleevesi It is hot we all know, but is it any hotter for the men-I mean the gentlemen-than for the ladiesl What would be said if we poor women went to a dance or an entertainment m our chemise or even attired in "Mother Hubbards?' Don't get Hurried now, gentlemen, for we don't pro pose doing any such absurd thing for women are always more conser- vativs than men,"
 Acyclone of generosity struck this office today and the force desire