Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-11
FRoM SAruRpAr's DAILY.

A. s. Haskel came in from Jerom, ! yesterday.
 T. W. Johnston was able to be al , his office today.
 The Bosrd of Supervisors will meet tomorrow.
 The days of the six shooter have , gone in Prescott.
 Deestrick Skule rehearsal tonight at 7:3o at opera house.
 Read the city treasurer's redemp- tion notice in this issue.
 Colonel De Russey took command af Whipple Barracks today. A dance and supper was given at the Senator mine on Saturday even ing.
 k. Nj. Ling has just had new and attractive sign put up at his law ofce.
 Tho Phenix Mining Report will change from monthly to weekly May IA.
 Geo. H. Curry accompanied J, Matshall Morgan out to the iatter's ranch today.
 1 The Wyckotf club will meet this evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Otis.
 The county building on Cortez street will be not offered for sale at auction tomorrow.
 :. F. Mcguire and Doane Merrill will open a general merchandise store in Jerome soon.
 The sale of the county brick build ing on Cortez street has heen post poned until June Sd. X speci,l tra,a went out to Prcs- colt Junetioia yesterday, bringing In passengers and mail.
 No-to-bac, guaranteed specific for the tobacco habit, for sic at McCan.lless drug store. m7u
 James Dazell, former resident of Prescott, arrived on Saturday to purchase lot of horses.
 Mrs. Frank c. Payne. has filed her stock brand for record. Her range Is in Williamson valley. T. R Darnall returned on Satur- days train from a visit to his old home in Platte City, Missouri.
 The collection at the Methodist Sunday school yesterday was donated to the Russian famine sufferers.
 M,. Haynes, of Big Bug, B good quartz nllli aehitect, came in yes terday from Jones camp on business.
 Tickets for the Deestrick Skule are now on sale. General admis- sion 50 cents; reserved seats 75 cents.
 James NJ. Trute and Mary E. Don nelly of Whipple were married by Judge H. W. Fleury Saturday even ing.
 Friends of Johnny Coyle have been rustling to raise the amount of his fine and secure his release from the county hotel.
 Pupils of the Dcestrick slsule are requested to be present at re- hearsai, at the opera house, at 7:30 1 this evening.
 Dave St. Clair. the agreeable Var | nell merchant who keeps the boys at that camp in excellent spirits, is in town today.
 E. RI. Cook, of the firm of Cook S 1 Lee, jewellers, came in from Flag 1 staff, on Saturday evening, having | made the trip on horseback.
 Jack Roderick. was fined $50 Sat urday evening for carrying a pistol within the city limits of Prescott. The fine was promptly paid.
 There will be no meeting of the | Wyckoff club tomorrow evening. | The next meeting will be held at i the residence of Mrs. $. F. Behan on Tuesday, May l7.
 The Cochise Marble and Onyx company has been incorporated in Phenix, the incorporators being Charles l.. Coon, Zan Hart. Joseph Bassett, John l.. Hart and John J. Craig, Jr.
 The troops did not arrive at Whip pie from the east today as expected. They did not leaves Buffalo, New York, until Last Friday, May 6, hence will not reach here until tomorrow or probably Wednesday.
 The mayor, the president, secre- tary and several members of the Prescott board of trade, and num- Der of prominent citizens of Prescott went out to Whipple this morning and paid their respects to. the new officers there.
 John F. Coyle was on trial this afternoon, before Justice H. T. An drews and jury, charged with an as- sault. The complaining witness was k. T. Ballinger, better known by his nick name, "MissoJri." The tax payers will be called on to pay the bill.
 Members of the Grand Army post in Prescott propose, with the assis- tance of the citizens, to make the memorial day exercises this year excel anything of the kind ever given in Prescott. Citizens, we are sure, will give them the as sistauce required. |;
 c. A. Green, the agent of the New York Life Insurance company, came in Saturday from a visit to the rail- road camps. He says that camp number two has been moved for ward to within ten miles of Chino valley, and that work has com menced on the rock cut in Lime stone canyon. Work will be com menced very soon between Prescott and Chino valley.
 Program for the next meeting of the Chatauqua club to be held at the residence of Mrs. D. Levy, Tues day, May 10: Quotations-E Ever ett Hale. Biography of Hale. Miss c. Blake. Reading from Hale-Mrs. Blake. Reading-New England Kitchen (May) Mrs. Dake. Cues tions If to 25 Initial studies on American letters" (ApriD. Cues World of today. Germany (ApriD answers in May.
 E. B. Dodge, ex-clerk of the dis