Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-25
FRoM MONDAYS DAILY.
 Base ball tomorrow.
 Auction next Mondav

Base ball tomorrow.
 Auction next Monday.
 A rain storm would be welcom,
 Tom Cochrans has gone to Pht
 nix.
 Read J. l.. Fisher auction advel
 ment.
 Ice cream at the Bellevue to
 morrow.
 Whoop up for Fourth of Jul,
 celebration.
 Sick headachei BEroHAM's PrLI. | will relieve.
 1 The frame of w. H. Smiths new
 residence is nearly all up.
 T. A. Rickard and John Lawlel came in from the Hillside today.
 Horace Bowdre was in from the railroad engineers camp today.
 Ice cream will be served at tn
 Bellevue Sunday dinner tomorrow Born, in Flagstaff. May Is, 1892 to the wife of James A. Vail, q daughter.
 Chief Justice H. c. Gooding and wife will go to California to spend the summer.
 The grading camp at Chino val ley will be increased next week by the addition of l50 more men. Paul Loske, the coal export. still adheres to his belief in the exist ence of coal in Willow creek basin
 Mrs. ], R. Fitzpatrick, came in from Pbenix on yesterdays stage and left for her home at Flagstaff today.
 Geo. W. Sines and Thomas Coch- rane returned yesterday from their visit to the Squaw Peak Autograph quarry.
 Members of the executive commit tee of the republican league club are requested to attend a meeting tonight.
 The first ball game of the season between the Prescott and Whipple clubs will be played tomorrow af- ternoon.
 It may be interesting to know that parties must have arrived in Arizona prior to May Sth to entitle them to vote at the next election.
 C. NJ. Clark has placed the Jous- vsi-MINER under obligations to him for eopie of papeTs published at Cripple Creek, Colorado
 c Ha haway new bus will be used iu trau,por5ating passaaeors between thc bdieYus Hotel and ,he Williams HoGse aua tue depot.
 Editog x. x. M3.-s.--s -~S-.---Pi,,- nix Herald, has lo San t-Tda cisco, accompanied sY ais Nife, lo attend tho editorial event on.
 The representative character oi the North American Review is again indicated by the symposium which is announced for publication in the June number. The subject is The Harrison Administration" and the participants in the discus sion are Senator Dawes, of Massa- chusetts; Senator Dolph, of Oregon, and Senator Colquitt, of Georgia.
 A peculiar election bet was made on Saturday between two employees of prominent resort in town. The bet was on the result of the presi- dentiai election, and the amount involved is fifty cents per day from | now until election. The cashier of i the institution Is stake holder and 1 deducts the above amount from the | salary of each of them every even ing and retains it until the election is decided. As 1t is just I70 days | from tue day the bet was made un- til election, the bet will amoua to SS5 each.
 The hop given by the social club last evening proved to be pleasant one. The attendance was not large. but what it lacked in numbers was fully compensated for by the enjoy ment of those present. In addition to the ladies ani gentlemen in at tendance from Prescott, Colonel and Mrs. De Russey, Major and Mrs. Pope, Lieutenant and Mrs. Emory, Lieutenant and Mrs. Travis, Lleuten- mt Dentler and Mr. C. T. Pope, of W Nhipple, graced the occasion by her presence.
 After the JoURNAL-MNER went to ,resss on Monday afternoon, Engi- neer Chritchlow and party arrived n Prescott from Chino valley, and hey left this morning for Iron Springs, where they will go into amp. Engineer Beard and his party moved camp yesterday, six niles out of town. and the line of , he proposed" railroad will soon 'e located south of town, as it al eady Is between Prescott and Ash Fork, and the sound of the graders vill soon be heard in the land. An additional force of 150 graders was to arrive at Chino valley i o-day. Dr. ]. N. McCandless has an i'm !, 'royed tiy-trap in the window of his { rug store. It consists of sort of 'ox-looking contrivance reaching lear across the front of the bottom f the window. It is loaded with uhach, which is sure death to all lies or vermin, and when once fly trikes the powder it is only ques- ion of a few minutes until it sue ' umbs to it's deadly influence. A arge box of flies. labeled "Victims I Buhach," also exposed to view, in he window, tells the result of the . y-trap better and more forcibly | han words.
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