Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-09-14
MONDAYS DAILY.


 at this office.
 Court will adjourn at Kingman to-day or tomorrow. Frank Alley came in Saturday from the Yarnell mine. ,I A Si0 gold nugget was found re- gently on Indian creek.
 T.J. wolney and W. L. Vail left for Phenix this morning.
 Prescott is at present without a single protestant minister.
 Born in Prescott September s, to the wife of Jack McDonall, . son.
 Judge John Goodwin returned on Saturday from visit to California.
 J. Nj. W. Moore advertiscs for pro posals for juniper wood and posts in this issue.
 Another large bar of bullion was brought in yesterday from the Tar nell mine.
 Harris Baldwin returned on Sat urday from attending court at Kin man.
 Ed. Tewksbury has been held without hail at Pheaix on a charge of murder.
 II. 0lmstssd wants to hire a team to haul wood to Whipple. See sd- vertissment.
 Dr. c. A. Sewall was called to Chino valley yesterday to attend a sick child of Mir. and Mrs. Hall.
 Hon. W. G. Stewart, the next del egate to congress from Arizona, left on this mornings train for his home at Flagstad.
 Rev. F.. W. Meaney and family left this morning for Albuquerque to at tend the council of the Episcopal church.
 1 Application has been made for the uniform rank K. of F. in Prescott. Nearly all the members of the order have signed the roll.
 On account of the jail break at Flagstaff. district court, which was to meet there next Saturday, has been adjourned until October.
 Superintendent W. B. Jones took wrecking crew out yesterday to the scene of tho recent wreck and commenced the work of fcleaniny the tack.
 H. N. Palmer was bitten recently by some kind of insect or reptile, D, { ne Yarnell mine, causing . serious swelling of his ankle. The nature of the bite was not known, but in dications pointed to its bsiug cen tipede.
 MT. and Mrs. E. $. Clark, Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Bray, Mir. and Mrs. j. ;. Worries. left for Flagstaff this morn ing. It was the first visit of the lat ter couple to Prescott and they ex- press themselves highly pleased with the town and the citizens whom they met.
 Dr. c. \. Sewall was called to J. s. Jones camp, at Chapparal gulch, last Saturday to attend three year old child of W. l.. Roberts. The unfortunate child was kicked on the nt6u DN nOEct. tuSttintnk ot- ture of the skull. and was Tn criti- cal condition when Dr. Sewall left, although he had hopes for its re- covery.
 The exhibition practice of the running team will take place at their track tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock, instead of at 5 o'clock i as heretofore announced. The Pres colt band will be in attendance. Delegates to the territorial convep- ! ton, members of the Flagstaff base ! ball and dramatic clubs and all ! other visitors to our town, as we'll as the ladies and citizens of Prescott, generally, are invited to attend.
 Mrs. P. NJ. B. Travis of Whipple Barracks, Mrs. $. F. Behan, Miss ! Jean Snyde and Miss s. E. Blake are the ladies who are engaged in ! painting the vii flowers of north ! ern Arizona for the worlds fair ex- l hibit. The collection is worthy the i labor an time spent upon il; so del icately are they paintei, and so ar tistically are they arranged that 1 many who have seen them think ! they must be the natural flowers i pressed. This display will be quite i surprise to many who are unaware of the great variety as we'll as the | beauty of Arizona wild flowers.
 At a mass meeting of republicans. held on Saturday evening, the fol lowing were nominated for delegates 1 to be voted for at the primary cleo tion to be held tomorrow: F A. Fri | tie, B. H. Smith, F. G. Brecht, Sam. 1 E. Bright, Geo. w. Sines, James w. l Smith, H. w Fleury, B. F. Murphy, 1 Patrick Barrett, W. H. Smith, Geo. s. Porter, il. D. Aiken. H. w. Fleury was elected inspector, J. M. w. Moore. judge, and D. F. Mitch ell as clerk. The office of Mitchell l & Moore was selected as voting l place. Polls will be opened from l2 to f.
 Rev. c. F. Spray preached his farewell sermon last evening at the NJ. E. Church. At the conclusion of the services the entire congregation bade him farewell and he and his | family left this morning for Hamil- 1 ton, Missouri, where he has accepted | charge. During their two years | residence in Prescott there has grown warm attachment between them and our people, and it was with expressi n of deepest regret, both on the part of Mir. Spray and his family and the citizens of Pres colt that the former left. They can have the happy assurance however that the best wishes of our people accompany them to their new home.
 A lively runsway occurred on the hill this morning, resulting in gen eral smash up of a Chinese vegeta- ble peddler's wagon. The China man who owned the outfit, it seem. ed, gathered up the refuse from kitchens while engaged in selling vegetables, and the result was that green corn, string beans, cabbage, potatoes, etc., were mixed in pro- miscuous heap, with melon rinds and slops of various kinds. As soon as he collected the fragments of his wagon together the China men set to work separating. the re-