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

! Mrs. Luck has gone east.
 G. W. Hull, of Jerome is in town
 w. D. Black left for Flagstaff to day.
 Judge Kibbey is expected her next week.
 4. l.. Kerr came in from Stanton this morning.
 Joseph Melvin is in town iron the Verde valley.
 John Lawler returned on today's from California.
 Mrs. A. l.. Moeller came in or yesterdays train.
 Philip Hull, of Coconino county, is visiting Prescott.
 Scott Greening left for his home at Stanton to-day.
 William Mitchell of the lowe, Agua Fria Is in town.
 Temperance lecture at the Nj. E. church tomorrow night.
 J. H. Hamilton came up from Peoples valley yesterday.
 Thomas Wing reports his fruit but little damaged by frost.
 Chas. Roseuburger, of the lower Agua Fria was in town today.
 LExp's .KEa BEER. ICE corD, FivY CENTS GLASS AT THE MoSrEzuxA.
 J. J. Fisher went out to Agua Fria today to attend to some surveying.
 Pete Collett has placed new coach on his stage line to Jerome.
 E. $. McRoberts has been ap- pointed postmaster of Aultman post office.
 Mrs. Alice Moeller came in on yes terday's train for brief visit to Prescott.
 Mrs. Borden, of Albuquerque, will lecture on temperance at the Meth odist church tomorrow evening.
 John Tiedman is building two cottages on lots which he recently purchased in West Prescott from J. NJ. Sanford.
 Hon. l.. Bashford will leave to- morrow for Kansas City, to arrange for the sale or pasturage for large shipment of cattle which he pro- poses to make.
 w. c. Bashford returned on yes terday's train from attendance on the session of the territorial board of equalization. He came via Los Angeles.
 A deed has been filed for record fram W. H. McGrew to Henry Me Grew for lots 22 and 24, block 24 Prescott, for the nominal considera- tion of $500
 Wm. Dulin has opened a saloon on Cortez street just north of the post office, which he calls the Pet rified Woman saloon, and where he is dispensing free beer.
 The lecture advertised at the church for tonight by Mrs. J. M. Borden has been post poned. owing to tho non-arrival of the above lady on tO,.4y's train.
 J. H. Hamilton h. threshing machine on the streets to-day, and 1t was amusing to hear him explain it's merits as "dry washer" He made number of people believe 1t was late invention for dry wash ing gravel.
 Mrs. T. J. Butler, in addition to her own donation to the bride, re- ceived credit. in the papers, for that of Miles Archibald also, at the time 1f the marriage of Frank Andrews ,n1 wife last week. As this Is We are reques ted, by Mrs. Butter to correctit.
 Messrs. l.. and c. A. Bashford are gathering about 1000 head of steers Tor shipment east. The first train oad will be shipped from Ash Fork ,bout July lst and will be followed Dy two more train loads shortly Other parties in the will add about GOO head making the total shipment 1900 ,ead. Al Doyle has completed a trail .o the summit of the San Francisco Peaks. One can make the trip rom Flagstaff to the summit and eturn in one day."-Flagstaff Democrat. The editor of the IouRNAL-MINER made the trip, in July, 1887, to the highest peak of | he San Franci sco mountains from Flagstaff and returned in day. Ie was accompanied by his wife md Rev. G. II. Adams. The party made their own trail.