Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-09-07
SATURDAYS DAILY.

The Royal Arch Masons meet to- night.
 Schools open for the year next Monday.
 Judge E. W. French is in Wal nut Grove.
 Nathan Levy has returned from California.
 Is your blood poori Take Bsrcu- AVIS PrLLs.
 Geo. E. Brown has gone down to his Agus Fria ranch.
 Judge w. II. McGrew Is recover ing from a spell of sickness.
 A 1aaes vas given a, the Walnut Grove seh'N. house last night.
 pr. Sinllson, the chiropodist, left for Jerome this morning. l Base ball meeting at 2 o'clock 10. morrow al the office of Dr. Waite. Work on the court house addition Is rapidly approaching completion.
 Judge and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins have returned from their visit east.
 Pete Collects stage was full of passengers this morning for Jerome.
 Robert F. Morrison resurneI ,ss terday from business trip to Flag staf and Williams.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman and children have returned from their visit to New Mexico.
 Do not fail to witness the great game of ball next week betwoaa the Prescott and Flagstaff clubs.
 A business meeting of tho Pres colt band will h. held at tn. city hall at o'clock this evening.
 Services at the Methodist church Sunday at II s- m., aud evening at | X o'clocN. Sunday school at l2 All are iayitel
 Preaching at the Baptist church tomorrow morning and evening. The last services before the pastor takes his vacation. All ars cosdially invited.
 Mrs. Newell Herrick. of Phenix, has received N.500, insurance car ried by her husband in tho North | western Masonic Life Insurance company.
 The city hall has been overhauled. repaired and altered preparatory | for use as school building. New outbuildings, fences, etc. have also been built.
 HIsi Burns has just completed the stone stairs leading to the base mcnt of the court house. The work IS of excellent quality, as is in fact all the work done by him.
 The Native Sons of tho Golden West are requested to meet this evening at the court house to per feet arrangement for the ball on the 9th. A full attendance is earnestly requested.
 Judge and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins wers accompanied on their return from Glasgow, Missouri by the lat ter's mother, Mrs. Thomas E. Birch. who will spend the winter with her daughter in Prescott.
 Geo. Fl. Curry brought a fine S20 bull terrier pup back with him from California. The male ancestor of the pup has been three or four time prize winner at bench shows.
 R W. Meany will preach bot 'Ig and evening at the Ep urch tomorrow, con- trsl revious arrangement by pected to be absent
 Char ,Dast4y (Phenix papers spell it "Dachei and James Fin ley had an altercation in Phenix the other day, over the Tewksberry examination. Both men are on the shoot, but happily nothing serious occurred.
 X half dozen Omaha sportsmen arc reported to be coming to Ari- zona about September 10th, to spend several weeks in the mountains on a hunting trip. They should be advised of the game law in force in this territory, as the only game al lowed to be killed in September is quail.
 Mir. Goddard, the city editor of the New York World, and four of his staff of reporters, on the tow boat J. w. Husted, attempted to visit the steamer Morovia in the lower bay. They were placed un- der arrest by Dr. Talmage and brought before Health Officer Jen- kins. As they did not succeed in boarding the steamer the health officers discharged them.
 The committee on behalf of the Prescott fire department, having the soliciting of money to meet the expenses of sending hose team No. l., to Albuquerque, will call Monday for your subscription. It is hoped that everyone will be ready to pay promptly, as the boys have worked hard this year, and have many ex- penses to meet, and are still lacking funds to pay all expenses that will necessarily be incurred.
 A wedding was arranged to take place at Big Bug tomorrow evening the preacher having been engaged, the guests invited and the bride and groom being in readiness for the oc. currence of the happy event. On the latter's arrival in Prescott today, however, to secure the necessary license the office of the probate judge was closed and that officer ab- sent from town and postp onement of the ceremony was the conse- quence.
 Creditors of A. C. Morse, con- tractor of the s. F. P. X F. railroad, are anxious to learn of that indi- viduars whereabouts. The last seen of him was on last Saturday night when he came to Prescott about II o'clock at night. He put his team up at a livery stable, and about 2 o'clock Sunday morning called for it and left. The team which he took is said to be mort gagged.
 Miss Ivy Stuttz, the bright and in-