Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-22
FRon MoSpAY's DAILY.

Ooi. n. A. blgeiow IS in town.
 The mercury climbed to 95 o-day
 The train went out this morning
 at 3 o'clock.
 W. O. Harrell came in yesterday
 from Jerome.
 Tomorrow will be the longest
 day in the year.
 Dr. A. J. Lappeus has filed his di-
 ploma for record.
 Deputy Sheriff Rybou is recover
 from a spell of sickness.
 Yesterdays base ball score stood
 "A to P in favor of Whipple.
 The national democratic conven-
 ton will meet tomorrow.
 The north porch of the court
 house has been torn down.
 An election for a school trustee will be held next Saturday.
 The picnic of the NJ. E. Sunday school will be given next Friday. | Shakespeare Circle meets to- night at the residence of Mrs. G. A. Swan. | Miss Jennings will give her Sun day school class picnic tomorrow.
 John Holmes, the we'll known Turkey creek miner and mine owner, is in town.
 l.. P. Jackson has filed his stock brand for record. Range in Kirk land valley.
 c. O. Allen, the assayer, came in from the little Jessie mine, on Sat urday evening.
 There will be temperace lecture delivered in the M. E. church to- morrow evening. Munson c. Collins, of Date creek, was in town to-day on bushes with the land office.
 Captain Matile and Lieut. Emery returned last evening from an off cial trip to Camp Verde. Masons commenced this morning laying the foundation for the addi- ton to the court house.
 Vanilla, Rasberry aud Lemon Ice Cream at Porter X Baumann's Par lors, To-day and Tomorrow. Miss Helen Edwards arrived to- day, and will commence an engage ment at the Sazerac this evening.
 Thomas Dunbar, aged 4S years, brother of J. O. Dunbar of the Phe- nix Gazette, died in Tucson June l7th.
 Dr. Maus, who paid brief official visit to Whipple last week, left last Saturday for Fort Apache where he is stationed.
 Jake Marks has been laid up for about two weeks with rheumatism, but was able to be around on crutches to-day.
 General Me Cook, department com mander, and Major J. G. c. Lee, chief quartermaster, are expected at Whipple in a few days.
 The republican league club held an interesting business meeting on Saturday evening. The member ship of the club continues to in- crease.
 A stabbing affair took place at Jerome few days ago between two Mexicans, one of whom received wounds which it is thought may prove fatal.
 The Children's Day exercises at the Methodist church last evening were the most interesting of the kind ever had in Prescott. The \ church was we'll filled and the au- dience was highly appreciative.
 Miss Laura Draper, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. k. ii. Draper. was brought into Prescott rccently for medical treatment. She is at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Adams, and is considerably improv- ed to-day.
 The following were the arrivals at | the Williams House June Is: Dr. T. A. Winter, Salt Lake City; Thos. Sweeney, Henry Cramer, Ash Fork; J. Mahoney, City; E. I. Long, Cur tis; F.. M. West, Salt Lake City; Carl Vetto, Denver.
 The Los Angeles Times thus tells of the petrifed woman recently on here: "The good people of Yuma are giving up their shekels !! to view ga petrihed woman from Fresno county. We had the head of the family here about year ago. The babies of the household will come along bye and by
 The children connected with the Methodist Sunday school yesterday presented Prof. l.. W. Taylor, super of the Sunday school, with a handsome onyx headod cane, as a token of their esteem for him, as he is about to leave for the east. Prof. Taylor has been as popular as a Sun day school superintendent as he has been as principal of the public 
 The following is the program for the next meeting of the Chautau- qua Club, to be held on Tuesday, June 21, at the residence of Mrs. Blake: Quotations, F. Stockton. Life of Stockton, Mrs. O'Neiil. "Art, what it Is doing for us,s Miss c. Blake. Selection, "The Lady or the Tiger Mrs. Geo. Brown. Reading, Mrs. Blake. Cues tions, l4 to S German Classic course, June. No.
 Judge W. H. McGrew has been appointed agent in Prescott for a very interesting and instructive book entitled sColumbus and Go lumbia." The book is under the au- of four of the most distin- guished men and writers of the Uni ted States-James G. Blaine, JIG. J. W. Buel and Ben But Parties desiring copy of this work should communicate ,v;th Ju1.ya McG Grav