Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-08
FRoN THURsDAy's DAILY.

FRoN THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Phenix had ripe peaches May ? Erstern Star Chapter meets t
 night.
 A veritable family medicine bo
 BEEcHAM's PILLs.
 The first apricots of the sessc
 arrived yesterdy.
 Wm. Lawler came in from tt
 Hillside yesterday.
 Buy a ticket for the benefit bal
 of the Prescott band.
 Tom Brown and Joe Macsyee wen
 out to Ferguson Valley today.
 The instruments for the band
 were expected to arrive to-day.
 Born, in Prescott, May 3l, 1892, t,
 the wife of J. Fl. Michael. a son.
 J. NJ. Sanford has deeded lot 9 O reservation line in North Prescott t Martin Maier for SS0.
 The district court calendar for th
 term of court which commences nex
 Monday is quite large.
 J. H. Miles had a severe attack O vertigo this morning, and was taken home Tn a conveyance.
 Adolf Moser and family will leave Tor the east tomorrow where the, expect to reside in the future.
 
 The rumor of there being a pros. poet of a duel in Prescott. it is hoped, is without foundation.
 At their regular monthly meeting last night, the city council adopted several ordinances covering the public morals of Prescott, which will appear in to-morrow's issue.
 Wm. Diehl and NJ. A. Caughlin. two of the new owners of the Hill side mine, came in yesterday, and left by this mornings train.
 There will be no game of base ball next Sunday on the Prescott grounds. A game will be played at Whipple between two hines from that place.
 Sheriff Lowry has received letter from Jerome stating that an Indian had been seen in that vicinity re- gently in company with a girl dressed as a man.
 Golden Rule Chapter No. I O. E. $. will hold regular stated meet ing in the Masonic hall, on Thurs day. June 2d at s p. m. A full at is requeste1. By order of he w. NJ. Angie B. Brown, Sec.
 At the meeting of Prescott lodge l. o. o. F. last evening the follow ng officers were elected for the term: W. l.. Landgrebe N. D.; E. Extine V. G.; J. F. Mahoney Sec'y.; G. W. Ford Treasurer.
 Hon. J. V. Rhoades, general man. sger of the Arizona Cattle company, n Coeonino county, with head quarters at Flagstaff, came in on train for a brief business rip to Prescott.
 Supervisor A. 4. Moore went out Q Williamson Valley today, to make further investigation of the road | nuddie there. F. I. Mccormick has | pplied for change of the road l while citizens of the valley generally | re opposed to it.
 The Memorial sermon by Rev. |. l.. Pearson, on Sunday evening, 'as a creditable one and was highly | 'raised by the old veterans, many of | hem men who seldom attend di- inc services. One was heard to | emark that if this was fair sample f sermons preached there would | Iever be empty seats.-Phenix Re- publican.
 Dr. Edward Everett Hale was sked the other day the secret of | .eeping young at the age of 70, he aid: First, never do anything which you can get another | O do for you; second, never trouble | as to who will get the credit 1 or what is done; third. never work | fter three o'clock in the afternoon; ourth, sleep ten hours out of every 1 -
 Robert Groom, a veteran Hassa- amper, is in town from his mining laim on the lower Hassayampa.s dr. Groom was one of the first 7hite men who ever camped on the round that is now occupied by the ity of Prescott. He was one of the lumber who helped to lay of the own site. He still retains much of | he yigor and energy of youth, des- 'ite the vicissitudes of long resi- ence on the frontier. 4 The altitude at Whipple is 5,400 | eet above sea level. The average | maximum temperature for the month of May, as reported y the medical department. was 73 Iegrees. The avarage minimum 36 degrees. The aver ge range of temperature, 37 de- 'rees. The highest temperature 1as S9 degrees on the 18th, and the owest r. degrees oa the 2d. Rain all for the month, .S5 of an inch: !. Joan Kearney, a we'll known nd popular miner, died at the ounty hospital this morning, from n abscess on his liver. He was be- ween thirty and forty years old. Ie started for the Hillside mine bout a week ago, but was taken ick on the road, and when he reach d Williamson valley he returned to own. A purse was raised to-day " M. J. Hickey and Wm. Murphy | Q give him Christian burial, and he funeral took place late this af- ernoon.
 Our people will remember the Ian Allen family who resided here or some time. living in West Pres ott. Mrs. J. F. Bruce, who was cry intimate friend of Miss Van Hen, has just received word that hat the latter's husband, to whom he was married only a few years |
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