Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-09-14
TuEspAY's DAILY.

TrEspAY's DALy.
 Reese NJ. Ling is quite sick witl
 pneumonia.
 Fritz lessen has his narrow guag'
 railroad rebuilt.
 Wyckof club meets tonight al
 the residence of MT. and Mrs. G. A
 Swan.
 The territorial Worlds Fail
 commission will meet at Flagstaff
 next Tuesday.
 Yesterdays train did not arrive until nearly o'clock this morning owing to work at the wreck.
 Justice H. T. Andrews has been appointed administrator of the es- tate of Mrs. Carrie Black, deceased.
 Miss Mary Otis will leave for Oberlin, Ohio, next Saturday to re- sume her studies at Oberlin college.
 Frank Goodwin, proprietor of the Willow Creek station, below Wal nut Grove, is in town to-day, laying in supplies.
 The Yayapai delegation to the democratic convention at Flagstaff talk of engaging the Prescott band to accompany them.
 Dr. M. F. Losey arrived on yes terday's and is stopping at the Bellevue hotel, where parties desir- ing to do so can consult him. Miss Ella Baker, charming young lady ani an excellent school teacher, has accepted q position as teacher at Cerbat in Mohave county, and will leave for that place next Thursday.
 Joseph Hobbs sustained serious injuries yesterday by being caught between the top of an ambulance and the beams of a stable while driving into John Dukes barn.
 John M. Goodwin. of Calico, Cal ifornia. grand son of Judge John Goodwin, of Jerome, accompanied the latter fIom California and will go out with him to Jerome to-mor- row.
 The committee and all persons in terested in the recent ball of the na- tive Californians are requested to meet at the supervisors room this evening, submit final reports, etc.
 The types yesterday made it ap- pear that $. E. Blake was painting natural flowers for the Worlds Fair. This was an error as 1t is her niece, Miss l.. l.. Blake, who is en- gagged in this artistic work.
 Miss E. E. Blake, niece of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Butler and Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Blake, will leave for her home in Boston next Saturday. She will be greatly missed in Prescott as she has become quite popular dur ing her residence here.
 A Berlin physician recommends hot grog as an antidote and cure for cholera. What, with hot grog for cholera, and a crusade against water as containing the germs of typhoid fever, the saloon business promises to become very prosperous.
 The report reached town last evening that Supervisor A. A. Moore's residence, at Walnut Grove, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The fire broke out while the family was at breakfast and they had barely time to escape, without saving any furniture.
 The Stuttz Company seemed to have made hit at Kingman as we'll as Prescott, as the Mohave County Miner says: A number of our young men lost their hearts to the faYf of the Stuttz company and Kingman may wake up some morn ing to discover that the boys have followed in the wake of the maiden.
 Friends of J. W. Smith, the Wal nut Grove stock raiser, are urging the latter to allow his name to be used as a candidate for supervisor. Mir. Smith Is very popular young man and his name would add strength to the ticket, while as of the county, he would | look after the interests of the tax | payers.
 F. G. Brecht is becoming rather 1 prominent as a candidate for treas 1 urer on the republican ticket. It is not from any effort or ambition on bis part that such is the case, but is | solely the work of his friends. There | is not more capable, more honest or more popular man in the county | for the position than Mir. Brecht l and the republicans will name a sure winner if they nominate him.
 Ex-Chief w. c. Bashford yester- day telegraphed from Albuquerque that the members of the hose team | were confident of winning the race. 1 The Albuquerque team has import ed two sprinters from Colorado, the spike being Gibson. one of the most | noted spike runners in the country. Quirk, another noted professional runner from Colorado, also belongs | to the team. This makes three pro- fessional sprinters belonging to the team. Granger, who 1 has run with the team for two years, and Quirk and Gibson. reosnt i'm saTtations from the Centennial state. i Should Prescott win the race this !