Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-27
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

Pink-eye is epidemic among horses in Phenix.
 Politics are commencing to warm up slightly.
 The WEEKLY JoURNAL-MNEa is uublished today.
 Storm signs have passed away without any rain.
 INV. Sullivan, the we'll known cattle king, IS m town.
 Dressmaking, by the tailor system, by Mss l.. F. DeNoyells.
 Dr. 60. F. Thornton will leave for Benson tomorrow morning.
 Opinions in regard to where water can be found are now in order.
 IL Fisher and H. T. Andrews returned from Ash Fork today.
 Thomas R. King came in yester- day from his ranch for supplies.
 Col. Burgess baggage was attach ed yesterday at Prescott Junction. The Luke Bond mining suit took ID the entire tina of the district court to-day.
 I. c. Snow, J. P. Storm, and James Taylor, of Big Chino valley, are in town.
 Dr. Geo. F. Thornton came in from his his Oaks and Willows ranch yesterday.
 The county democratic central committee has been called to meet July B in Prescott.
 Banana. vanilla and chocolate ice cream and orange ice at Porter X Baumann's parlors today.
 Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Hasley, of Phcnix, have lost their three-months- cid baby,-Bee Barton Halsey.
 man named Murphy is reported to have been injured yesterday at the Catoctin mine by falling down a shaft.
 It looks as though that military school would vanish into thin air, the same as rain clouds have done this season.
 Alfred Ricard, of the Hillside mine, returned to-day from a trip east and will go out to the mine to- morrow, accompanied by his broth CT, T. A. Ricard.
 J.L. Ward, the genial whole souled livery man of Phenix. Is iii town again, having brought Cap tain Burgess and his niece up from .he torrid zone of the Salt river valley
 Tie Congregational church has inEitsl Rsv. S.DIB)is Dom ,rest, of Pueblo, Colo, to visit our ity, and it is expected that he will occupy that pulpit on the 24th and 3lst instant.
 The Wyckoff club is rehearsing for musical entertainment to be given early in August during the visit of Rev. E. D. Wyckof to Pres colt. MT. Wyckoff will assist in the entertainment.
 A general raise in assessment all along the line is the order of the day with the board of supervisors 0Sing to the heavy losses in cattle during the past year, there IS coa- siderable falling off of the assess ment roll.
 It was rumored on the streets to- day that a soldier had his ear nearly amputated by colored woman last evening. AS no complaint had been sworn out and no arrests made, the officers knew nothing of the affair more than of the rumor as stated.
 Harry H. Reeves, an old time resident of Prescott, returned here to-day, after an absence of two or three years in the state of Washing ton. His family preceded him here two or three weeks. This makes the third time that he has settled in Prescott, each time previously having gone elsewhere, but he says he has come to stay permanently this time.
 Private McMann arrived yester- day at Whipple. having been trans ferred from Apache. He comes to strengthen the soldier baseball nine as pitcher and is said to be an ex- pert curver. Long Johu Riley, also of Whipple, has deserted his com rades and will hereafter play m the box for Prescott. with an increase oi salary. The next gam, under the new order wilt take place next Sun day and promises to be close and ex- citing.
 A. Redewill will leave today by stage for Prescott and the northern part of the territory to interview the people h the interest of his piano business. Mir. Redewiil does the biggest business of any man m the territory and has extended his trade to all parts. He did well when he went north last year and expects a prosperous trip this season. He will visit tine railroad camp while away and will report what progress Is be- ing made.-Phenix Herald. MT. Redewill arrived in Prescott this af- ternoon and will remain for week.
 The religious reporter of Pine nix paper makes ten line congratu- latory notice of that town on circus day; that despite the fact that every body was drinking beer, no one got drunk and no arrests were made. Immediately under this compli- mentary notice to the morality of the place, thep police court reporter oi the same paper got in his report, Tn which he outlined the various sen tences meted out to over dozen victims of the circus day celebra- tion.