Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-04
FRoa TUEspAy's DArY.
Weather continues cool.

]. Marshall Morgan left for hom (
 today.
 F. M. Aver has been on the siel
 list for several days.
 Major G. W. Vaughn went out to
 the graders camp to-day.
 Two corps of engineers are now al
 work near Point of Rocks.
 Robert Kenuedy's condition is
 somewhat improyel to-day.
 Deestrict Skuls rehearsal at NJ. E.
 church "Wednesday evening.
 W. s. Stsley. of Prescott Junction,
 came in on yesterdays train.
 Regular meeting oi the Hook aud
 Ladder company tonight. Eastern Star chapter meets on
 Thursday evening of this week. | c. E. Cooley, of Apache county,
 has been appointed notary public. Do not forget the entertainment
 at the opera house next Friday even
 ing.
 4 Tragic end. It'sdead. But the
 Home" has come to fill the aching
 void. Larry Dugan and Fred Hilton
 brand. of Agua d'ria, were in town today.
 The Bashford Burmister company
 received four car loads fl goods
 yesterday.
 If you want gold watch very
 cheap, apply 10 F. Barrett, at the
 Pacific saloon.
 The Worlds Fair Commissioners will Lo,i their next meeting in Tue son on June 9th
 Col. L.. F. Eggers came in from urg soe.,- yesterday whore event on professsousr rJJl- ;sssss>>=-Sss.
 For bargains ID watches and ysAs- ysseAs- elry go "a Blossoms, in bank build ing, east sido of the plaza fl
 Born, to the wife of Thomas Fin ton, at Consress, April 2s, son. Mother and child doing well.
 The committee women of tLe "Deestrict Skule" have secured a very able and efficient teacher.
 c. E. Mills, superintendent of the Commercial Mining company's mines 1 at Big Bug, was in town yesterday. 1
 H. ]. Allen, of Jerome, was in town to-day. He says that good | progress is being made on the bucket line.
 Elegant line of violins, guitars, banios and accordeons at Beeson's, | in bank building, east side of the | plaza. If
 A. W. Edwards found an overcoat | yesterday. The owner can have the same by calling at t. :. F., X P. P. railroad office.
 Autograph stone nc promises to become as plentiful as building stone. New discoveries are being made every few days.
 Is hubby cross at timesf A judic- ious application of "Home" steaks, chops and outlets and-a spring DpnUCt NAit bC ttAG |
 Stephen Davie was arrested yes terday charged with robbery. He and another man are charged with man on Sunday night.
 Dr. G. W. vickers left for Congaess this morning to bring his family to Prescott: to reside. He has rented he Fisher cottage on Cortez street.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. Q. church will hold meeting at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. A full attendance is ear lestly requested.
 Invitations are out for the mar 'iage of Clarence H. Lee and Miss Mabel Allen at the residence of the atter's parents at Pomona, Califor- lia, on Thursday evening, May 12th. George Case was bitten very everely in the face and hands by a kupk recently at Big Bug and left ,, his morning for Chicago to take :, reatment at the Pasteur institute here.
 4 we'll has been sunk at the Odd I Fellows and Knights of Pythias' . from which water will be . aised by wind mill and used for l: rrigating and beautifying the z rounds. F. Barrett, at the Pacific saloon, a as gold watch which he will dis I; ose of next Saturday night. Call . nd see him and he will explain the '. Ian to you as the law prohibits the from doing it.
 J. H. Richardson and Miss Lulu edrow, of Prescott Junction, were W larried last evening in the parlors t' Hotel Burke by Rev. c. F. Spray, t, l the presence of a few friends. The f. ride is very popular young lady h mong all who know her while the u room IS also an exemplary young ol lan. l. w. c. Edes, chief engineer of the h P. surveying party between Phe- it K and Prescott, accompanied by m is party, Martin Moran, Fred N. is ,huyler and C.. A. Streitz, arrived a lis morning. They have completed fo le survey for the new road between Y le towns named and are now trough with their labors in that The gentlemen are very ticent and have nothing much to ns y regarding the work, other than r; lat it is through.-Phenix Herald. ., The opera house was crowded last m ght by the firemen and their hi tends to participate in the annual ;n Ill given by the department. The .casion proved a most enjoyable y. le to all who attended. The ladies LM. M .ovided bountiful supper which ~ =. as not the least of the evenings so Ijoyment. In addition to those oe ho attended the ball large num- Ia I,, IT of tickets were sold to parties II ho could not attend and neat Jo tie sum was realized for the de- 
 Charles E. La Wall, representing es e merchant tailoring firm of D'An- In n ma x Go, 169 South Clark street, bi n. t- ,,, }<x,x,, F..l1 m