Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-13
FRon MONDAYS DAILY.

I
 A son was born to the wife of
 F. Sloan April 10th.
 l Read what MT. Blaine has to sa
 today for the benefit of the publi
 The llth infantry band will leav
 Fort Huaehuca for. Whipple on Ma. 3d.
 The money for the payment of tn
 bonds Of the Prescott school trus
 tees has arrived.
 To-day is Episcopal day at NJ
 Goldwater X Brothers. Methodisi
 day tomorrow.
 Shakespeare Circle will meet thi,
 evening at the residence of Mir. anC
 Mrs. G. A. Swan.
 F. NJ. Murphy has recovered his
 lost horse. He was found on his old
 range in Chino valley.
 The president of the Bulls head
 club has issued an order for bulls
 head dinner, to be given on the second Sunday in May.
 There will be race at the race track next Saturday for $40 purse, between Ben Rybon's horse and a horse owned by H. Morehouse.
 The following is the score made at yesterdays shoot: ]. Nj. Aiken l7, Waite 16, Morin If, Porter II, Marks 10, Tritle 6. Stewart 4.
 The transition from winter to sum- mer this year was very marked. A snow storm set in on Friday evening April lst and continued until Mon day April 4th with considerable vio- fence. On Tuesday morning April 9th the weather had cleared up and has been extremely pleasant ever since.
 Dr. F. H. Waite has returned from his trip east, with $500 worth of new instruments foS use in his profession as dentist. During his trip he also visited number of dental colleges and familiarized himself with all the latest discoveries in the practice of dentistry. He brought with him 8 large stock of new teeth and is now prepared to perform all operations in dentistry.
 The taste displayed by NJ. Gold water < Bro. this season in the selec- ton of goods adapted to their trade shows them as usual to he live and generous merchants. Their spring dress goods just received and open ed are equisite in design and finish entirely new in short and should receive an early inspec- ton. In cut glassware this firm is also to the front, as their tastily ar ranged window will prove by an ex- of these articles of beauty and skill.
 Among the recipients of Mark | Smiths free campaign seeds yester- lay was Chinese gardener who | stocked up with all the latest varie- ies of squash, cabbage, watermelon. md etcetras. He was exhibiting his | 'upply on the street afterwards when ,e remarked: 'Democlat say China nan alice same hullah for Hallison our year ago. Misser Hallison alice ame good man, but tbise year me lullah for Mark Smith and me tell III Chinamen to hullah for Misser smith. Him heap good. Him give Jhinaman garden seeds for nothing"
 The Chautauqua club held its egular meeting on Tuesday, April th, at the residence of Mrs. c. Ikers. Miss Hewitt was enrolled as
 member. Programme for next neeting was arranged as follows: Quotations, R. W. Emerson, biog- aphy of Emerson, Mrs. Baldwin. leading. second half of siege of Miss Weaver. Poem, Hiss Hewitt. Reading, tho negro I America, April Chautauqua, Miss /. Blake. Questions, l3 to p, story f the constitution in the March umber. Questions to Is, initial iudies in American letters, March umber. Adjourned to meet at the ssidence of Mrs. W. T. Brown on tuesday, April l2th, at 2:30 p. m. 
 E. H. Witherell, who played the lost gigantic and successful conf ence game ever perpetrated in rizona, is now in Albuquerque, in slegraphic communication with arties here trying to obtain the re- 'ase of some goods held under at ,chment. It is simply his old ( anne which he IS attempting to play long distance, wanting some other ,liow to put up the com for his a snefit. His game in this instance l as however been effectually block c l by second attachment which as been placed on the goods. This d ly tongued scoundrel thinks too I uch of himself apparently to ven- t ire across the line into Arizona, s here his operations have cost his s ,nfiding friends several thousand t ,llars. He may, in the not distant Y ture. pay a visit to the scene of D S former swindling operations, un- 2 IT the protection of an officer. Q is special role is to obtain the con a fence of man and then fleece him ii T all he could get, even using the n cred obligations of secret so- sty here to accomplish his end. biographical sketch, giving in de- il a history of his villainy in this ction is now being prepared, in der that the public may he mt | ,l