Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-27
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 James O'Hara is in town.

James O'Hara is in town.
 Next Sunday will be May Day.
 John Curtin left for home to-da,
 This has been another windy day
 A. l.. Kerr has gone out to Stan ton.
 K. Barrett has returned iron Phenix.
 Book beer will be in fashion next Sunday.
 Geo, H. Curry returned to-da, from Flagstaff.
 Frank A. Patty came in to-da, from California. D. McCool came in on today train from Kansas City.
 The last of the grand army visit ors left for home today.
 J. L. Hall will shortly start . meat market in Prescott.
 Col. J. F. Wilson left this morning to attend court in Apache county.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. w. Moore have returned from their visit to Phenix.
 Reed Jones, of San Francisco, was a passenger on to-day's incoming train.
 Who knows the whereabouts oi Robert A. Nevini See notice in this issue.
 Two flats cars ran away from P. X A. c. yards yesterday after noon.
 Hop Lee has purchased the Elite restaurant and will reopen it on Thursday.
 J. W. Wilson forwarded load of supplies to his Skull valley ranch this morning.
 J. c. Stephens has negotiations under way to engage in business in Prescott again.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. Fl. Farnsworth came in from the Boggs for few days visit to Prescott.
 pr. I. s. Titus, ex-superintendent of the insane asylum, died at Phenix last Saturday, aged 6o years.
 w. c. Potts was in town to-day. He says that T. s. Bullock is ex- pected in Prescott very soon.
 Engineer E. D. Critchlow came in from his camp on Saturday night and spent Sunday with his family.
 C. W. Culver, who was hurt in a stage accident at Jerome recently, is abe to be around his yard on crutches.
 The s. F., P. X P, engineer corps broke camp in West Prescott and moved north about five miles last Saturday.
 Ed. Horne and his sister Miss Emily Horne left for Los Angeles this morning for the benefit of the latter's health.
 Do not fail to hear Donald Down ie's lectures. Wednesday night, Napoleon; Thursday night, Japan; Friday night, Ireland.
 Mark Smith has introduced a bill in congress granting the right of way to the $. F., F. & P. railroad through the Fort Whipple military reservation.
 Two hundred men can obtain em- ployment now on the $. F., P. x F. grade on application. Contractors Lantry are prepared to give work to all who apply now.
 The annual ball of the Prescott fremen will be given next Monday evening. Every property owner m Prescott should purchase tickets to help the organization.
 The fine weather on Sunday brought out fine array of new spring new suits. The young man who did not have one on yesterday was not ''in the swim
 Engineer Critchlow and his party of engineers are now camped twenty five miles south of Ash Fork. He states that he expects to get down of the mountains into the open country the latter part of this week.
 The s. F., P. x P. railroad con- pany has eighty men employed now in the different engineering parties which are in the field. They expect to have the grade stakes set for the entire distance between Ash Fork and Prescott early in June.
 The s. P. engineers will complete the survey of their line from Phenix to connection with the P. & A. c. railroad at Verde station on We'd nesday. Their present instructions does not include a survey to the town of Prescott.
 Col. Masten, superintendent of the Phenix & Maricopa railroad, told J. NJ. w. Moore during the recent visit of the latter to Phenix that his com pany would commence the construc- ton of thor road from Phenix north very sooa.
 Edith Mary, the infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Coles Bashford, died on Saturday night aged II months and twenty days. She had only been sick since Thursday. The funeral took place this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
 The man of whom mention was made in Saturdays issue of having been brought in from Chino valley with a broken leg, was named John Preletz. He was engaged Tn digging we'll for John Dougherty, at the latter's ranch, and the bucket fell on him.
 While it has been pretty nearly decided who the winner of the JOURNAL MINER medal for heseason's shoot will be the maximum score has not yet been completed. The following was yesterdays score: Waite IS, Marks 12, Porter II, Tritle 6.
 Col. V. K. Spear left for the east this morning. During his residence in this portion of Arizona Col. Spear has made many warm friends. He is a thoroughly honest and con scientious man and genial and pleasant gentleman. He will al- ways be welcome visitor to Prescott.