Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
FRoS FRrpAy's DAILY.
 C. R. Msrtindell is sick.

Who will be elected school tru,
 tee to-morrows
 Deputy Marshal Gray has returr
 ed from Phenix.
 The new band were out last eyer
 ing on a serenading tour.
 Base ball next Sunday betwee,
 the prescotts and Whipples.
 The ladies of whipple Barraca
 have adopted Friday as their da
 for receiving.
 Quite rain shower fell on tn
 mountains east of Prescott yesteI
 day afternoon.
 Dr. NJ. A. Carrier. Jerome, am
 F. F. Jordan, Verde valley, are at
 tending court.
 The case of James Mahoney ct a
 vs. Jef Baldridge ct al has occupie,
 the time of the court the entire dar
 to-day.
 1 T. W. Ewing, q prominent attor
 ney of San Diego, came in on yes.
 terday's train, for a brief visit {,
 Prescott.
 Strawberry, Vanilla and Lemor
 Ice Cream and Orange Ice at For ter X Baumann's Parlors thi, evening.
 A deed has been filed for record from E. NJ. Tackett to John Smith for lots 2 and 4, block B, Prescott for S625.
 pr. and Mrs. c. A. Sewall and child returned on yesterdays train from three weeks outing in Cali fornia.
 Joseph l.. Giroux, superintendent of the United Verde Copper com pany at Jerome, paid flying visit to Prescott yesterday.
 John Webb was brought in from Verde station yesterday, suffering from mental derangement. It is h ped that it may prove only tenn porary.
 R. N. Fredericks has filed his bond as city assessor and collector and has assumed the duties of his office and is now engaged on the quarterly rodeo of licenses.
 Postmaster Foster of Lubec. Me. writes that after the Grip, Hoods Sarssparills brought him out of a feeble, nervous condition, into com plete strength and health.
 Hoods Pills have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
 Deputy Sheriff Ben Rybon re turned from Ash Fork bringing two prisoners with him named Phil McCane and Joseph Hayden, who had indulged in free fight at Ash Fork and were tried before Justice Henry at Prescott Junction and to 50 and 30 days respec- lively in the county jail.
 Lee Banghart came in from Albu- 4uerque few days since, to spend his vacation with friends in Pres .ott. Mir. Banghart is learning he machinist trade at the A. X r. shops at Albuquerque, and S spoken of by the master mechanic IS an exceptionally bright young nan, and he is making rapid prog 1 'ess towards learning his trade.
 June 18th at the residence of Dr. S Mrs. Lewis a very pleasant enter ainment was given to Miss Duke lewis, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. | lewis, and her many juvenile friends, n which nuts, candies, cakes. lem 'nades, were served in profusion. The occasion being Miss Dukes ifth birthday and the christening f her little sister, Mildred, by Rev. l. J. Allen.
 Chief of Police Dodson is enforc- az the moral ordinance without fear r favor, race, color, age or previous ondition. ''Goldy," dusky siren the city exchequer yester- ay SIS for violating the law and i'm says hereafter he will have frantic street so that an angel can it past without having its wings ven tainted if it takes all the power f his office to so do.
 O-Zosh, the Apache Indian who filed his wife for infidelity, and rho was convicted at the June erm of court last year and sen enced to the penitentiary, but iho has been allowed to remain in ail in Prescott, was pardoned yes erday. Sheriff O. B. Little of Ipache county, who was here at the inc, immediately re-arrested him n a warrant charging him with rand larceny, and left on this train for St. Johns, with i'm.