Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
FRoa SaruRpAY's DAILY.
 Will the democrats ratifyi

Will the democrats ratifyi
 Masonic lodge meets tonight.
 R. Liston is in town from De
 Pasco.
 F, NJ. Murphy returned on to
 days train.
 Don't become constipated. Tax
 BEEcHAn's PLIs.
 E. Burgess arrived on this after
 noon's train, from the east.
 Miss Mary Otis came home on to-
 days train, from Oberlin. Ohio.
 Yarnell camp will celebrate tn,
 Fourth in true. patriotic style.
 Pedro Montana, aprominent citi
 zen of Apache county, is in town.
 The Episcopal Sunday school vii
 give picnic next Friday at Chine
 valley.
 The Bellevue will give a gooS
 Sunday dinner to its patrons to
 morrow.
 Green corn, cucumbers, and pine
 apple sherbet, at the Bellevue fo, dinner tomorrow.
 II sn. $. c. Mott came in from his
 mining camp in the Bradshaw
 mountains yesterday.
 The K. of F. lodge will meet this | evening at 6:90 to observe the deco.
 ration day of the order. The enthusiasm over Cleveland's 's nomination seems to have spent its entire force in a single day.
 Fred Tuning, son of Henry Hun ing, arrived in Prescott . few days since to seek medical treatment.
 k. M. Ling has purchased lots 8 and ., block II, Prescott, from c. P. Pagan, for SAD0, the deed for which was filed to-day.
 Preaching ia the Baptist church tomorrow at II a. m. and $ D. m. Sunday school at l2 m. Seats free; everybody welcomed.
 Born June Fist. at Del Pasco, to the wife of J. R. Liston, daughter. This is the first child as far as known that has ever been born in the Brad shaw mountains.
 Tho testimony in the mining case of Mahoney ct al vs. Baldridge ct al, which has been on trial now for three days was closed today and the ease was being argued this after noon. It will probably go to the jury this evening.
 Services at the Methodist church tomorrow are as follows: l0:30 class service; II a. m. regular services. school at l2 o'clock. Even ing services at s o'clock. Subject of the morning discourse "The decla. ton of the heavens" All are invited.
 John F. Webb was examined to- lay before a commission of lunacy and was adjudged insane. He will 1 be sent to the asylum at Phenix Tuesday next. He has no lucid 1 at present and is very vio- ent at times. The unfortunate nan is said to be a nephew of John ,. Carlisle, of Kentucky.
 Reports from every direction ,round St. Johns, north, souths east md west, are to the effect that water on the range is scarcer than ,yer known before. Lakes and brings that have never been known O fail, are now dry. Unless rain 'omes and that soon, cattle and heep will be perishing for want of vater. The outlook is anything ut encouraging for stock men in Ipache couty.-St. Johns Herald.
 The members of the Nj. E. Sunday chool are under many obligations Q W. B. Jones and others for very leasant picnic at Bangharts yester- ay. Mr. Cage rendered material i'd toward the success of tho exeur- ion. The children kept cool by leans of ice contributed by NIT. 'ulin. It was very pleasant affair nd to those who made it possible, he members and friend of the Sun ay school desire to express their ncere thanks. Up to noon today it seemed as lough the election for school -ustee would go by default as not {. single vote had been boiled at lat time. Between twelve and one : clock people seemed to wake up nd where an hour before not a sin le candidate loomed up over the orizoa some four or five appeared nd stream of voters commenced , pour over the hill to the school . ouse where the polls were opened. he names of those being voted for ere J. l.. Fisher, G. w. Ford, F. G. arker and J. NJ. W. Moore with le chances largely in favor of the rst named. A Macomb City, Mississippi, tele- ' ram says: John Johnson, one of 4 le negroes implicated in the mur- [ ar of the merchant, Colquohoun, ! thursday night, was hanged here i st night by a mob of 2,000 citizens { oth white and black. Johnson made a confession duplicating two other . sgroes, Joe Gray and John Will ms, who are now in the county jail Magnolia. Immediately after the anging the mob seized an engine nd started for Magnolia for the | owed purpose of storming the c il at that place and securing the t 70 negroes. If their plans are car O ed out the two negroes will be Il ought back to the scene of the 8 urder. G. A. Fleming, a painter, had a . yht last night with T. c. Hill, an K her painter, in which the latter h as worsted. It seems that Elem Ii g was the aggressor and that it c as not the first time that he had h ,posed on Hill, who is a much a der man. The latter became so V lraged last evening that he went n to his room and procured double u .rrelled shot gun and discharged u 5 contents at Fleming. The latter b ised chair in front of him which i, ceived the contents of the gun h ith the exception of two or three n Iot which glanced and struck Elem d g in the arm. Both men were ar b sted. Fleming has been drinking a r several days. It is alleged that a