Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-04
FRox MoNpAY's DAILY.

FRoN MONDAYS DAILY.
 Attend the fremen's ball tonight
 S. P. Behan returned yesterday
 from Phenix.
 "A. Cochrane, formerly of Harqus
 Hala, is in town.
 A dance will be given at Jerome
 next Friday night.
 The grand march will commence
 tonight at eo'clock.
 | Dr. G. w. Vickers came in from
 the Congress on Saturday.
 Mrs. T. J. Buffers health has been
 improved by her visit to Phenix.
 O'Malley & Stephens are the pro- prietors of the Home meat market. 1 J. G. Van Houtum will go to
 Camp Verde tomorrow on survey
 ing trip.
 The many friends of Mrs. N. O.
 Murphy will be sorry to learn that she is seriously ill.
 General and Mrs. T. J. Butler and their nieces returned from Phenix on Saturday evening. Charles Thompson. the we'll known miner, formerly of Tip Top, is in town for the first time in two years.
 The "Deestrict Skule" will be given at the 0perr House May 18th for the benefit of the Methodist Church.
 Jack Martin came in from the Crowned King mine today with bar of bullion. The mill and mine are both running.
 The athletic games of the boys of the high school, on Saturday after noon, were quite interesting. Saxton Pope carried of most of the honors.
 l large number of Miss Annie Schuerman'a yonng ificnds met at the SchuermsH House on Saturday [ .-st s1 welcome that young iady
 Read the a>-s Igs Igs',-.z.-..ssaement of tho Pacific saloon, Barrett, pru-v prietor, in this issue s,r. Barrett keeps tue best stock of all uh5s n his linc.
 The democratic convention on Saturday resolved against nominat ing a candidate for delegate to con gress at the Tucson convention thus month.
 The ladies guild of the Episcopal church will give an entertainment | at the Opera House next Friday evening. It will consist of tableaux, recitations, music, etc.
 The carpet for the new Methodist church has arrived and will be laid this week. The design is very hand some and it will add greatly to the beauty of the edifice.
 The children in Miss Williams rooms had a picnic in West Prescott last Saturday. It was gotten up and managed entirely by themselves and was complete success. A large of older people visited the grounds during the day.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard preached very eloquent sermon on the subject of music" to large congregation in .he Methodist church last evening. He dwelt in very glowing and forci- ole terms on the influence on society ,f pure music. Ii
 Gregory Page, a saloon man for neriy of Winslow, but now located l It Gallup, had shooting scrape at he latter place recently with a nan named Porter in which the ; ormer was shot in the mouth aud 'orter dangerously wounded in the idle. On her way home from Phenix on 'aturday Mrs. T. J. Butler stopped t the Big Bug onyx quarry and se- scted piece of onyx to be used as pedestal in the Worlds Fair build ng at Chicago. Tho onyx is do- ated by the owners of the quarry I nd it will be shaped and polished { the Yuma penitentiary by the risoners. Julius Sanders, the oldest man | in Arizona, died last Satur- u ay and was buried yesterday after oon in Simmons graveyard west of own. Deceased was u native of , where he was born in . 798, being 4 years old at the time :. his death. He leaves wife and !. Mrs. s. c. Miller, and two ' pms, T. D. and Irvine Sanders. He as resided on the frontier ali of his F fe, coming to Arizona in-the early c avs. He kept so far in advance of r that it was not until five il ears ago when he was S9 years of g ge that he first saw a railroad or lilroad train. h