Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-06
WEDNEsDAY's DAILY.

WEpNEspAY's DAILY.
 Buy ticket for the Dudes ball
 Masonic lodge meets tonight fe
 work in the first degree.
 Vanilla, chocolate and banana ic
 cream at Porter X Baumann's to-da,
 c. E. Mills, superintendent of tn
 Blackberry Mining Company, is i
 town.
 The Episcopal Sunday school vii
 go to Wings ranch, on Friday, fo
 picnic.
 T. F. Morrow has deeded certai
 mining property to w. c. Blackmal
 for S200.
 Toney Beachum, prominent Iii
 Toper. and tip top good fellow,
 visiting Prescott.
 The Chatauqua high tea will b
 given tomorrow at the residence o
 Mrs. F. W. Blake.
 The Congregational Sunda, school had picnic to-day at Gran
 ite Dells ranch north of town.
 Miss Ella Allen, daughter of MT and Mrs. H. J. Allen, of Jerome, is visiting Prescott, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Akers.
 C. F. Schultz is fitting up a bar room at the old city water works where beer will be dispensed to the thirsty during the hot weather.
 Miss Helen Edwards, fine vocal ist and pianist, is filling an engage ment at the Sazerac. Patrons of the place are delighted with the good music furnished.
 c. R. Williams, formerly general freight and passenger agent of the A. & F. railroad, but at present. con- nected with railroad at San Diego, is visiting Prescott.
 A good girl, who is willing to ac- cept position to do general house. work, can obtain one by calling at the residence of G. w. Sines. See advertisement.
 J. l.. Ward arrived from Phenix last evening, bringing with him Col. Vim. Herring and wife of Tomb stone. The latter will remain here for few days.
 A series of revival services will be held in Prescott soon. The pres ent seems an suspicious time for a revival, as the weather just now is suggestive of the devils dominion.
 The wife of l.. NJ. Gilman, of the firm of Vigus & Gilman, arrived from Newark, New Jersey, on Mon day evening, accompanied by MT. Gilman's cousin, Miss Nellie De Noyles.
 J. l.. J. Posey, who may appropri- ately be termed wild flower, was brought in from Prescott Junrtion yesterday by Deputy Marshal Gray, and will have his trial before Jus tice Andrews tomorrow, on charge of embezzlement.
 Ex-Chief Justice Wright. who ap-. pealed to the district court from the judgment of Justice Andrews, who assessed fine of S75 against him for concealed weapons, paid his fine to-day and the case was wiped of the court docket.
 Martin Maier has quite a system of water works of his own at the old city dam. He has a steam pump and boiler with which he raises the water to large tank on the highest part of his grounds and it is thence by means of pipes to all parts of 1t.
 At the NJ. E. Church, South, Sun day, July 3d, Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.; preaching at II a. m. and also at s p. m. This is quarterly meeting and the beginning of a ser ies of protracted meetings, in which Presiding Elder H. F. Ethridge and Rev. D. F. Fuller, pastor of the M. F.. Church, South, at Phenix and others will take part. Everybody is cordially invited to attend these ser vices.
 Owing to the presence of small pox at Banghart's, the picnic for the children of the Episcopal church will be held at Wings, Point of Rocks. The children and others at tending the picnic will be at the de- pot in time to leave by the morning train. Friday, the lst of July, and will go by train to the nearest point on the railway to Wings. A stage will convey the party thence to the ground, one half mile distant, and. also, back to the train, which will stop for them and bring them into town in the evening. All who wish to attend must be at the depot at 6:i5 a. m. Friday. Remember the hour and be at the depot at guar ter to seven in the morning of Fri day with baskets.
 Martin Maier certainly deserves great credit for the enterprise he has manifested in fitting up his swim ming baths for the benefit of our town. They are ilocated at the old city water works, of which MT. Maier has taken lease. He has cleaned the dam out thoroughly, and the water is now even with the top of the dam. Mir. Maier has built nine dressing rooms and ex- poets his bathing suits tomorrow, when he will throw the place open for business. He is now construct ing large tank about twelve feet square and between four and six feet deep, just below the dam, where hot baths can be taken by those de string them. A spring-board Tor diving will also be placed in posi- ton. and everything about the place will be arranged for the comfort and convenience of patrons of the place. C. F. Schultz, who arrived here recently from San Francisco, who is an expert swimmer, will give instructions in swimming to all who desireit.