Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
VypSFRpAY's DAILY.

WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
 Read what Geo. Ford has to sa
 in an insurance ad today.
 The 4. S F. railroad will make
 rate of one cent par mile durin 2 tn
 Albuquerqe fair.
 F. W. Wood, a well-known busi
 ness man, and leader in Pheniy
 society, is visiting our city for fev : days.
 Charley Allen, the genial assaye
 of the Crowned King Company
 came in yesterday, and brings the
 usual good report. from that camp.
 Prof. Campbell, of Mohave county
 is in town, and will remain for seye-
 rsl days looking at mining proper
 ties in this section.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the
 NJ. E. church will serve ice cream
 Friday evening after the entertain
 rent, at Mir. Jennings photograph
 parlor.
 Clarence l.. Ferguson was before the Board of Supervisors today with two lynx scalps, for which he re- ceived four dollars. He killed the animals on Willow creek recently.
 The call for county republican convention this year is somewhat earlier than that of previous years, and meets with general favor. Our democratic friends are still out of sight.
 Senator Freeze is expected to re- turn to Prescott next Friday, and has closed an engagement with a ! noted primma-donna to preside at 1 the Palace piano. The lady will | arrive later.
 We observed two copies of Bier stadt's views on Green river. which is t6e heldwaters of the Colorado. at the Hotel Burke to be disposed of Saturday evening at eight o'clock. They are exceptionally fine work of art, and should se seen.
 Messrs. W. A. Raleigh. J. B. Thompson and l.. D. Scott, of Balti- more, Md, are in Prescott and stop ping at the Burke. These gentle men are interested in the Yarnell mine, and have just returned from a visit to that bonanzs.
 Wm. Dulin adveriises property for sale in this issue. which he wishes to not be interpreted as an intimatiOn that single hiaSseiness is failure or tha, he is .oing to Greenland to freeze up aud i,a -afl ed around as 2 compan;0s a ha ! petrllled won9n. Rai say ho | still in t, and states ae yg.I. yet ool 'em by working in loao.a ar ness. ( Prescott's hose team will have ta 'airly 1v at Albuluerqe, and do good work. New Mexico papers in- innate as much as if its whole | territory is centering its energies | md enthusiasm in doing pn Pres 'ott. The feetest-footed men in it Ire being concentrated at Las Ve- a ,as in newly organized running cam, and other organizations there , Ire already mot in it." V The following is taken from the U Optic at Las Vegas, and may inter z sst our ball players: MT. McDon- Il ald, of the Atlantic X Pacific road J, at Needles, is an unfortunate man. \ Twenty years ago he had an eye . knocked out by a baae ball. By action, the other eye u ray so badly affected that the organ t! lao to be cut out entirely to pre- W ent total loss of sight" Our boys is an go the above one better. They W fe bind in both eyes-to success. ID John J. Chapman, who was con- ir cted of murdering a man nearly c, Fenty years ago on the Verde, and a. ntenced for life, has just been n irdoned from the Michigan peni- P ntiary after l5 years of incarcera- on. The crime occurred on the llitary reservation there, hence ru e sentence to foreign peniten- ct sry. Mir. Chapman was unfortu- ei 'te Tn not being sent to Yuma, w here confinement only averages Pl 1t two and a half years for any nd of murder. ps