Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-04
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 J. F. Daggs, the Coconino county sheep man, IS town.
 Get your May Day Oxfords and slippers at Sullivan's If
 If you want to take a trip to Japan, go to the opera house tonight.
 Chas. A. Green, the New York Life Insurance agent, returned on today's train.
 c. s. Black, the we'll known stock man, was up to-day from his Kirk land valley home.
 A. l.. Brainard and wife, who have been camping in West Prescott for about ten days, left to-day for Flag staff.
 The ladies have volunteered to donate supper for the fremen's ball, which will be served at fifty cents.
 Mrs. w. A. Freeze and children leave next Monday for San Diego, where she goes for the benefit of the little boys health. the climate here not agreeing with him.
 Hop Lee was unable to open the Elite restaurant today as announced on account of the repairs and changes which he is making. He will positively reopen the place on Saturday morning.
 The children in Miss Williams room of the public school are ar ranging to have a May Day picnic next Saturday. Gussie Raible has been elected May Queen and Ollie Fisher crown bearer.
 Do not fail to attend Fishers auction sale tomorrow at ? p. m. sharp, at the residence of Hon. w. A. Freeze, when a rare chance will occur to purchase elegant furniture 1 at your own prices.
 Sergeant James K. Grist, of c | company, 9th infantry, died at | Whipple at 4 o'clock yesterday after noon of pneumonia, after an illness lasting since April l6th. Deceased was from Indiana and was 46 years old. He was buried this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Whipple cemetery with the usual military honors. He 1 was very popular among all who | knew him.
 The Black Canyon stage met with | a mishap on Wednesday morning a little after midnight, just beyond Mayors station. While coming down a steep hill the vehicle upset, throwing the passengers all in a heap. The stage was pretty badly | broken up but none of the passen- gers were seriously injured. This | escape from injury, however, was 1 largely due to the tired condition of | the mule team which stopped i'm mediately the accident occurred.
 As the members of the fire de- partment give their services to the l town free it is duty which every | property owner owes to them to | patronize their annual ball by the purchase of as many tickets as pos sible. One can help a worthy cause by the purchase of tickets even though he may not attend. Very | many members of the department | have no property interests in the | town yet in case of fire they are all ways found on hand working with | as much zeal and earnestness as though it were their own property | which was threatened with destruc- ton, at times even risking their lives to save property, and very frequently | ruining their clothes by fighting the flames. The position of fireman is by nc means one of pleasure and We | therefore urge all to assist them to tho very fullest extent of their means. Tickets for their ball are | for sale at all the principal places of business in town.
 Donald Dotyoie did not have an audience last night commensurate l with the interest he developed in his | lecture. Hi, lecture was the first of | a series of .aree which he has very | kindly colfsented to give in Prescott for the benefit of the Catholic church. His subject last night was Napoleon and he showed remark able familiarity with the history of this great military chieftain, and be- ing a fluent and pleasing speaker carried his audience along with him through the various phases of the fife of the illustrious general, with out tiIing them or without any ces- safion of interest. His lecture was profusely illustrated by large stere- optican views as fine as can be pro duced The various scenes stood on! on the canvas with life like real ity. Mr. Downie will lecture to- night on Japan and tomorrow night on Ireland, and as the price of ad- mission is placed at the small sum of fifty cents he should receive full house. No one who attended fast nights lecture failed to appreciate it, and no doub. the two succeeding ones will be equally interesting. Mrs Cline and MT. Baumann will furnish music for tonight's enter taiument. Reserved seats can be had at J. NJ. Aitken's cigar store.
 Advice to Mothers.
 Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup should always be used for children tecth'es. It seoths the child, soft ens the gums. allays pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy |
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