Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
TUEspAY's DAILY.

TUEspAY's DAILY.
 City taxes will soon be due.
 The town is full of strangers.
 Jerry O'Neill, of Turkey creek, is il town.
 FEE. Kirkland left for home this morning.
 Is your blood poori Take BEECH AM's Puts.
 W. A. Rowe went out to his Slate creek mines to-day.
 Teachers examination next Mon day at tho office ol the probate judge.
 WyckoG club meets tonight at the residence If Mr. aud Mrs. J. C Martin.
 It is now "eontempla Il" instead of "prop)8el' railsyal, vide our contemporary.
 An attachment was placed on 4. C. Mor $ gradis 4tht ester day at Chino valley.
 John 4. McRea and family oI ChippeNa Fails, Wisconsin, art guests of Hotel Burke.
 The republican county centra committee meets tonight at the oi fee of the chairman, k. E. Morrison
 T. A. Conley. the we'll known min. ing man of Weaver, returned on yes ter lays train from two months visit east.
 Miss Stuttz's violin solo was en, cored last night hy the audience al the opera house. The young lady is a fine performer aud an elegant actross and has become quite a fayorite.
 The New Mexico territorial fail promises this year to excel all pre- vious ones. A one-ceut per mile rate has been given by the railroad companies again. which will tend to increase the attendance.
 A four horse power engine fol the Crowned King mine has been rocieved by C. Douglas Brown. The engine is of the same manufacture as the one in successful operation in this office.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Millay, Mrs. Thomas Hine and MT. Andrews, of Phcnix, came in this afternoon from the Gran! Canyon. en route home via Castle creek. They have been absent for about two months.
 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 Fills have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
 Colonel DeRussey and battalion of troops left Fort Verde this morn ing for Flagstaff. They encount- cred many obstacles after leaving Prescott in rainy weather and roads washed out. They rebuilt the latter in order to transport their wagons, saving the road fuI.. lany dollars and our board of supeftisors several vexa;ious complaint. The com mand expect 10 reach their destina- ton Cn Sunday.
 A caucus of few Of the would-b leaders of the Yavapai do ocracy was hold Sunday eveni1g Ill the pack room ot tal old ado lii ling. af Ehich the iGiit.2t5s '5r 8 cDun- ,g aeket we !ecded upor Heso- ,at'ons were paset 'aH the geNsL-Mr a3uf Je hlla- tau ihe tic wall ae n8aleed
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 The ess, TT of 1h a,as Lens for the nomiuatien Of supervisor be- fore the democratic convention is one that seems to cause no particu- lar comment or stir in democracy's ranks. This is to be expected. The fidelity of Mr. Long to his party has been of that unswerving and zeal ous character in the past fifteen years as to make him on all occa- sions a prominent member m its de- Alterations. Will he at this late day be allowed to pluck the supervisor plum from the democratic treei We doubt it, for the slate is made up and made up of men whose qualiii- cation is in being in with the ring, and not with regard to actual party service.
 The Stuttz opera company was greeted by full house last night, to witness their production of Lit tie Nell" The play is full of pathos, intermingled with a sufficient amount of humor to keep the au- dience in good spirits. The com pany acquitted themselves admira- bly In it's rendition and elicited ire quent and prolonSued applause from the audience. Tonight the "Crystals Cross" will be produced. \ gold watch will be presented on Thursday evening to the most pop ular young lady in Prescott, the question to be decided by vote of the audience. Each purchaser of reserved seat ticket is entitledto to three votes. Each purchaser of Il ticket Is allowed two votes, and fifty cent ticket one vote. The fol lowing is the result of the ballot at last nights performance: Miss Ida Spaulding, I39; Gertie Hale, 121; Hattie Fisher. 33; Mattie Freuler, F; Ella Baker, s; Mollie Ozborn, 6; Ida Smith, 6.
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