Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-09-07
MosDAr's DAILY.

Auction tomorrow.
 Attend the auction to- morrow.
 District court opened at King
 man to-day.
 Tickets for "Nevada" cost only $l. Children half price.
 Colonel A. O Brodie returned
 from Phenix on Saturday. F. T. Elwood. assistant manager of the Hillside mine, is in town.
 The Tucson Star speaks in very complimentary terms of Ben Bel cher
 Parties owing this office wood on subscription arc requested 10 bring it along.
 Deputy Sheriff Lester Jackson re- turned yesterday from an official trip to Gila Bend.
 Secure reserved seat tickets at Aitken'a Cigar Store, for "Ncvada" Thursday evening. County Recorder c. II. Akers re- turned Saturday evening from his visit to Walnut Grove
 No extra charge for reserved seats .JF "Neysda" Thursday evening.
 ,,s 1reg.p s ialts st once. A report of fight between citi- seas and cowboys comes from Wins il.. No one seriously hurt. The Flagstaf Dramatic Club use special scenery in their 3 act drama, "Nsyasis;" ur the last mine.
 The Albuquerque fair opens next Monday The hose race will come od oa Thursday, September Is.
 Go aud sec Nevada" or the lost mine. al Opera House, Thursday evening. by the Flagstaff Dramatic Club.
 ]. W. Wilson has received such large stock of goods that he is com pclled to increase his shelf room for them.
 W. W. Willis, of Verde Station, and Miss Mida Johnson. of Phenir, were married last evening by Rev. c. F. Spray.
 Ed. Tewksbegry has host of wit nesses who swear that hs was in Tonto Basin on the day that Thomas Graham was killed.
 4 3,Ooo-pound door for vault for the Crowned King mIne IS al the depot. The vault IS for use in stor- ing bullion at the mill.
 Miss Kellogg. the new teacher of the public school, arrived on Satur- days train, and IS the guest of Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Meany.
 w.O. O'Neill. president of the territorial Worlds fsir commission, returned on Saturday from trip east on mining business.
 The hose team will leave for AL buquergue next Saturday, in order to get there. in time for few days practice on the track before the race.
 The Flagstaff press speaks in flat tering terms of the : act drama, 'Neyada" as iyen by the Flagstaff Dramatic Club in that town not long since.
 H. J. Allen, of Jerome, came in on Saturday, accompanied by his wife and daughter. The latter two left for Chicago this morning, where Miss Allen will be placed in school.
 J. l.. Fisher will leave in a day or two on a business trip east. He will also take his daughter, Miss Hattie, and Miss Pearl Hutchinson to St. Louis, to place them in school there.
 All aboard for Jerome. Collett's ! stage will leave tomorrow, for the above camp. Good. comfortable coaches, good stock. quick time, and 1 reasonable prices are the advanta- ges enjoyed by patrons of this line.
 R. C. Brown. of the Enterprise, left for Mohave county this morn ing. He will visit White Hills dis trict on his trip, and will return to Prescott in time to be present at the republican convention, which meets on Thursday.
 The rainy season is apparently over. It brought but little rain, only two showers in July and two in August in this section. Some portions of tho country fared even worse than this, while others enjoyed a greater rainfall.
 The county democratic con ven ton will be held, in Prescott, Sep tember 17, to nominate candidates for county offices and to select dele gates to their territorial convention, which meets at Flagstaff, Septem- Der 2i.
 Geo. C. Waddell is being talked of very strongly as a candidate for sheriff on the democratic ticket. George is very popular in the coun' ty, and the wiser heads of his party concede that he is the strongest man that they can nominate.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Graham and the latter's sister, Miss Graham, ar rived on Saturday from their visit to in Canada. It will bs re- membered that during their absence Mir. and Mrs. Graham had the mis- fortune to lose their only child by death.
 w. R. Evans and Jerry Barton were arrested Saturday evening, but were immediately released or giving bond of S3O0 to appear and an swer to charge of "willfully persuading witness to ab- sent himself from attending court" The act, if proven, is misdemeanor, under the statutes.
 It is learned from a semi-official source that the force of graders on the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phenix railroad will soon be increased to 2000 men. One of the Lantrys is now in the east and it is stated that the object of his visit is to obtain more men and teams for the work. Certain it is that all the men are immediately put to work who apply.
 The committee to raise funds to defray the expenses of the hose team