Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Base ball tomorrow.

SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Base ball tomorrow.
 BLEcHans PILLS are faithful friends
 The republicans boiled I2i votes at today's election.
 The Bellevue tomorrow will have an excellent Sunday dinner.
 Go and get sonnet hing good to eat at the Bellevue to- morrow.
 E. E. Ellinwood, of the firm of Norris x Ellinwood, Flagstaff attor- neys, is in town.
 The first bet on sheriff was made yesterday, by two prominent men of Prescott, Sl00 side being the wa ger.
 Services at the NJ. F.. church to- morrow at II a. m., and S D. m. Sunday school at i2 tn. Ali are in- vited.
 T. NJ. Alexander, an Arizona plo- seer of 1862, visited Pr eseott yester- day from Sycamore creek. He has several claims to submit to the government on account of Ind ian depredations, and will probably re- ceive the reward due him.
 At to-day primary, tho following gentlemen were elected: J Nj Watts. Joseph Dougherty, James Max E H Smith, J NJ Aitken, Johu | ard, II w Fleury. ] Nj W Moore, W 4 Freeze, Fred Brecht, N C Bush ford and Robt E Morrison.
 Arrangements have bean made for transportation for the Prescott ho ;e team to Albuquerque and return, and Charley Powers has secnrel quarters for them at the San Feli Se hotel during their stay in the city at the fair-Democrat.
 Rev. l.. D. WyckoE expects to leave for his future homo in River side, Cal'i., nnxt Tuesday morning. lie has consented to preach in the Congreg ,tionl Church tomorrow at II a. m. No evening service.
 There is every reason to believe that it will not be very long before Arizona will have mammoth estab- lishment for the manufacture of hemp. It would be a saving of thousands of dollars every year in the way of freight.-Phenix Herald, And why did you not add justice. also.
 A general kick, and one one that IS justitiable. comes from Turkey creek and other sections near there over the disgraceful condition of roads. Our wagon ro.d board Of supervisors should take look into C.. B n ter and give these people what they deserve and that, too, at once.
 Tomorrow, the 1lth Sunday after Trinity, the services in the Church of the Advent (Episcopal) will be as follows: Maths and sermon at II a. m.; Evensong and sermon at s p. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m. The seats in this church are all free, and the privilege of attendance at public worship therein is glad ly ex- tended te all.
 The prohibitionists will regret to learn that during the delivery of his great speech Gladstone refresh e1 himself with sherry. The grand old man has never given the cold water party very much encourage mont, and every time he deli,er, speech of any length he maAa- Il silent but conspicuous arguman n favor of ''bracer.' -
 J.G. S1ultz. is as genero is sa actor as he l. al enthusiastic fre- man. de to- ,sy tendered th4 vices oi his company for a benefit performance to tho Prescott fire de- partment, for tomorrow night. The whole proceeds will go he says to the fire boys to q cent, if they will accept it. Mir. Stultz is an old De- troit volunteer fireman, and has a deep feeling for the laddies wher- ever he goes.
 Thomas Mccormick and William Cooper reached town last evening from the western part of the coun- ty. On leaving Prescott, some two weeks ago. their destination was the "Nigger Ben" mine, which is not on the map, and meeting with the JOSS of an animal, were compelled to abandon the hunt. Both gentle men are not in any way dispirted, and will make further researches as scon as the weather cools.
 w. H. Smith, of Copper Basin, who left recently for the Santa Maria section on a prospecting ex- petition narrowly escaped drowning in the Tres Alamos wash during the cloud burst which passed over that section recently. Every Arizonan knows what gully washer" is and how suddenly it comes when least expected. Mir. Smith camped in this wash when mountain of water came down, and not even talk ing time to pick up his hat or pack up, he lit out with the waves close second. He lost all his camp supplies, but saved his animals by driving them ahead of him to high h ground. He arrived at Date creek bareheaded and hungry, where Jim Oneal outfitted him with Cleve- land sombrero and democratic ad- vice to keep away from water here after.