Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-09-07
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 F Rursess came in from tho Var nell mine last evening
 Ray and Mrs. E. D. Wyckoff left lar rCaliforms yesterday.
 w G Stewart arrived on yester- a,y's train from Flagstaff.
 IT Gardner has gone to Califor- ,;s and Oregon, on a pleasure trip. I'D. yandevort, an old Prescott ,vno now holds a position on the Ferris, California, New Era.
 Sulliyan's admirers are offering h.,s of SlOo to S70 on their favorite, Sut can find no takers in Prescott
 Clouds fhave been gathering for ,wo ar three days aud threaten rain, but the welcome showers do not come.
 ssplain Talk on the Drama" by prhard Mansfield, is announced to .nnasr in The North American Re- r,aw for September, an article up holding the noble aims of the stage. Northern Arizona should be we'll nuresented at the New Mexico ter r;torial fair with a good exhibit of fruit. grain. vegetables and mineral specimens. Exhibits will be carried free.
 Golden Rule Chapter, No. l, 0E.S. will hold a regular stated meeting on Thursday at $ o'clock nm. in Masonic Hall. By order of the W. NJ. Angie B. Brown, sec retary.
 Jerry Millay and party left for Phenix this morning. Several Of the party went down to the bottom of the Canyon and re mained in camp by the river for over a week. They sneak of having had a delightful outing of two months.
 A deed has been filed for record from J. D. Burgess to r. C. Beck with, for the three-fiftns of the Bus fer mine, Peck district, for : 5000; also one from the same to F. C. Beckwith ct al. for two-ffths of the same mine, for So0o.
 The call for holding primaries and a county convention by the republicans of Yavapai county will be found in this issue. The date for the former is September l3, while the convention which will nominate the future officers of this county will be held September 20.
 BE. Murphy is repainting and repairing the Tritle residence aud making general repairs throughout to it, preparatory to its occupancy by F. NJ. Murphy and bride on their return from their wedding trip. As Nr. Murphy has excellent taste in such matters. the place will be made very attractive for the happy couple. "The territory of Arizona vs. Charles Bates" is the title of case on trial to-day before Judge An drews and jury. The prosecuting witness in the case is Frank Genung, and the charge is malicious mis- chief in the alleged shooting of steer, by defendant, belonging to the plaintiff. The jury found for defendant.
 Our contemporary contains q very sympathetic paragraph for one of the candidates for delelegate to the county convention who was defeat cd at last Saturdays primary. As there were six defeated candidates, we are at loss to know just which particular one these crocodile tears ae shed over. In the very nature of things, six of the candidates had to be beaten.
 For the benefit of our nimrods and also the members of the gun club, we publish the following from the game laws of the territory, showing the dates in which it is lawful to Kill the following game: Elk, deer. antelope. mountain sheep, mountain goats. October 1 to February l. Partridges, wild turkeys, geese, brants, swans, curlews. plovers, snipe, quails, ducks, September to March l. The capture of fish by means of nets or explosives is prohibited.
 The "Odd Fellows Grand March" and the Air Ship Waltz" are two of the latest compositions of Isaac Doles, Indianapolis, Ind. Both are musical gems. Tbey comprise five pages each, sheet music size, besides illustrated title pages, not difficult n execution, but beautiful in com position, and sell at 40 cts. each. By way of introduction, Mir. Doles will mail them to any address on receipt of ten cents per copy, when accompanied by this notice. Ad- dress Isaac Doles, Indianapolis, Ind, U. s. A.
 The Stuttz opera company was greeted last night by large audi enee again. The play was "Crys- ais Cross" and its production was m keeping with the previous per lormances of the company, the au- thence being kept in good humor throughout. Tonight the company Mii produce "Under Two Flags" Interest in the gold watch contest Increasing. The vote last night ;. sood as follows: Gertie Hale. 3o1: ma Spaulding, 233; Hattie Fisher, S; Mattie Freuler, l2; Ida Smith, D; aollie Osborn, 6: Daisy Stone, D. The following are the names of ,ae delegates elected to represent aancopa county in the territorial eonsention, which meets in Prescott Ssn Thursday, September Sth: oeorge Beardsley. Frog Tanks; Syl- ssr'er Moote, Mesa City; H. H. nnardsell, Glendale; W. l.. Van nom, Tempe; John T. Priest, renpe; I. ]. Wolfley, Phenix; J. B. Irly, Phenix; C. J. Dyer, Phenix; V, [. Deputy, county; George Is- tsel, Phenix; Robert Hudson, Phe- nt; l. M. Mills. Phenix; W. Q. nus, nnason' Phenix; W. A. Hancock. Eupnfy. NY