Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15

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 FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 g. Hon. W. A. Clark, of the United
 Verde, IS at Jerome.
 Ie Mrs. J. H. Marion has gone tc
 California to reside permanently. d Don't forget the Great Interna- - tional Show, tomorrow, June 10.
 Frank Alley, the mining poet and miner's friend, has gone to Stanton.
 Dr. O. Lincoln returned on today's
 train from California, restored in : health.
 In the midst of the political ex-
 citement, don't overlook the ball !, tomorrow evening.
 The citizens band will render a
 few choice selections in front of the city hall tomorrow evening.
 The committees of the grand
 jury are diligently at work examin-
 ing into the various county offices.
 Lieutenants Emery and Gurovits.
 oI the llth IRfs-trv. genial officers
 of N Nhlppie, pad our office very
 pleasant call today.
 lr. h0.-:. ~ell known and
 goaiel \. x ?. passenger conductor.
 is visiting our city, as 8 guest of
 II. Lee. tho ieweler.
 Iohn Duke arrived from New ] ye,terdav and says he is glad t0 be bac4. n land again where the sun shows up cccasionaiiy.
 Ash Fork school has an attend I ance of twenty-two pupils. Miss 1 Hattie Crane is in charge and gives 1 an excellent account of the progress of her pupils.
 Foreman Akers, of the O. K. Hose company, and W. J. Mulvenon, of the toughs, today tendered their re- spective teams for a freman's tour nament on the Fourth.
 How about the citizens brass bandi Does 1t not come in handy after all for a celebration on the Fourth. Encourage them and go and buy ticket to the ball.
 J. L. Ward, the well known Phe- nician, arrived today from the south bringing Captain Burgess, who was recently shot by an Indian, and Ed. Clark. Both gentlemen came on mining business.
 Mrs. Dewitt has dispensed with Chinese labor at the Johnson house dining rooms. James Williams, a first-class caterer, Is now in charge of the kitchen, and undoubtedly will i sustain his former excellent reputa- tion.
 Since the ball team has decided to | go to Williams on the Fourth, it is requested that if there are any base ball dark horses in the town, they . will please make themselves known : to the citizens committee at once. { 2 We want to do the soldiers, one game at least, this season. r.
 A committee of citizens will make ( a canvass of the town this week to { solicit subscriptions for a celebra- 1 t ton of the Fourth. The amount will be nominal, purse for the fire c and the base ball game being all that will be necessary. 4 literary programme is being ar while the city band will be ! on hand. We will yet have cele- bration.
 Unanimously resolved, at regu- I lar meeting of Barrett Post, G. A. ' R., held June Eth, 1892, that the thanks of the post are due and here , by rendered the officers and mem : bers of the Prescott Fire Depart ment, Prof. l.. Thomas and quar- tette, and all others who, by their participation and help, made last Memorial day a complete success. C
 W. F. K. ScHINDLER, Com. (
 ARTHUR J. JUDD, Adjutant. I
 Arrivals at Hotel Burke June Sth: | Richard Nevins, New York; 4 Rick z ard, Hillside; F H Hill. Tucson; 1, Robert McWarren, Tombstone; H c Ashton, Turkey Creek; J $ Meador, f Phenix; NJ E Tinerer, Denver; E NJ : Butcher, NJ. D., San Diego; J P ! Santay. Chicago; MT. Williams, Bisbee; w H Hall, Chino; c H Allaback, Lone Juniper Tanks; J ! Douglass and wife, Senator; c A C Randall, Crowned King; M A Men { delson, San Francisco; H Boyd, g Big Bug; E E Kirkland, Kirkland valley; k G Simpson, Albuquerque; John Foley Ash Fork; E O Clark, I J l. Ward, Phenix; Capt J D Bur [ gess, Tucson; E Carman, New Orleans. (