Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-09-07
FRipAy's DArLr-
 r. j. Mccormick is in town.

W, H. Williams returns to Gallur tomorrow.
 Jack Martin, of the Crowned King mine, IS in town.
 Joseph Mayer, the popular station Keeper of Big Bug, is in town. Base ball meeting next Sunday a, o'clock at pr. Waite's office. $. F., Fuller, superintendent oI the Rich Hill Placer Mining com pany, is in town.
 James Duffy, an employe of tn, Atlantic X Pacific railroad, al Williams, dled of typhoid fever las, week.
 The JOURNAL MINER is ia neceip, of lot of fne letter heads especial ly adapted for the use of profes sional men. Call and see samples
 Work was commenced today on the extension of the city water pipes 1 along Mount Vernon avenue from Gurley street to W. E. Jones' resi- delee.
 k. C. Brown, of tho Arizona En. terprize, returned last evening from a visit to the Yarnell mine. He ra- ports finding very prosperous camp there.
 ! John Rhodes, who was accused of being ono of the mur,isrcrs of Tom Graham, but who was released by Justice Huson, is brother of Wm. Rhodes, of Chino valley.
 Pete Collett, of the Jeromo stage line, says that travel to and from that camp Is quite active at present. His stage will leave tomorrow for the great copper camp. Passengers can secure seats at T. NJ. Earnhart's $,
 All members of tho Prescott Base Ball club, both active aui hon. orary, are requested ,o meet st my office. Sunday, September the 4th at 7 P. m. to make arrangements for the reception of the Flags;aI .sam. F. II. Waite, President r. B. F.. C.
 The Flagstaff base ball club will arrive in Prescott September 7th and will play patch game with the Prescott club September Sth. The game promises to be very in- terestlng one, aS our home team will do their best to make 1t as lively as they can for the visitors.
 Postmaster Foster of Lubec. Me. writes that after the grip, Hoods Sarsaparilla brought him out of a feeble, nervous condition. into com plete strength and health.
 Hoods Pills have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
 The Phenix Herald quotes Col. A. O. Brodie as saying that the Walnut Grove dam would be rebuilt as soon as all neccesary arrange ments can he made Hundreds of people are waiting for the compile ton of the dam, when they will either go to mining or farming. The section of country tributary to Walnut Grove is bound to be an immensely rich one some of these days.
 Previous to raising the curtain for the last act in last nights perform ance, MT. Stuttz appeared before it and made very pleasant talk, speaking of the very favorable im- pression he had formed of Prescott and it's people and especially com plimcnting Messrs. Aitken X Gold water, lessee of the opera house, and A. J. Knoblock, proprietor of the Williams House. The good opinion formed and expressed y Mir. Stuttz is also reciprocateC oy our people towards himself ana als company, as they carry with them the good opinion of those who formed their acquaintance during their brief stay here.
 James K. Logan, who some time since swore to complaint against W. E. Evans. charging him with as sault to commit murder, but who failed to put in an appearance on the day of trial, was arrested at Gila Bend and returned to Prescott yes terday. He was taken before Jus tice H. T. Andrews this afternoon, to answer to a charge of contempt of court in absenting himself from court after being duly subpeneed to appear. Another and more se- rious charge Is also booked against him. in which Lester Jackson ap- pears as complaining witness, charg- ing him with having received bribe to absent himself. The stat ute makes felony of this offense, pun ishable by imprisonment.
 The Stuttz Opera company closed very successful engagement of week at the opera house last night, producing as their closing piece, the Pearl of Savoy. This play is full of thrilling incidents and brought out to good advantage the ability of the respective mem bers of the company. Mir. and Mrs. Stuttz, if anything, excelled all their previous acting, the latter Tn the fourth act particularly display ing excellent ability as an actress. MT. Stuttz is is perfectly at home on the stage and is good in any character he undertakes. Miss Noxon and Miss Morris and Mr. Belden also deserve special mention for good acting last night. A com mittse of five was selected from the audi6nce to canvass the vote for the gold watch contest and the result was announced between the fourth and fifth acts and the watch pre- sented to the winner, the lucky young lady being Miss Gertie Price. On receipt of the watch she made a little speech thanking her many friends for the interest they had taken in the contest in her behalf and also thanking MT. and Mrs. Stuttz for their generous gift. The com pany left on this mornings train.
 F. and A. M.
 Called meeting of Aztlan Lodge, No. 1, on Thursday, September Sth, at 8 D. m., for work in Third Degree. Master Masons in good standing are fraternally invited to attend. By or