Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-15
FRon TurspAY's DAILY.

FRon TuEspAY's DAILY.
 Pat Donlan, of Alexandra, is i
 town.
 l. Read our Tip Top letter in thi
 issue.
 ,- Sick headache yields to BEEcHAx'
 PILLS.
 : Have you seen the petrifet
 woman.
 Dan McCool, the mining man, has
 gone east.
 p. M. Sanford is expected here
 next Monday. Republican ratification meeting
 tomorrow night. Wyckoff club meets tonight at
 Mrs. K. Fl. Burmister's. J. c. Stephens has returned from his trip to California. John Dickson came in from his
 Skull valley ranch today.
 Base ball practice on the ball
 grounds at 6:30 this evening.
 The Whipple band will play at
 Williams on the Fourth of July. 1 The peaks of the San Francisco
 mountains are nearly bare again.
 Mrs. Chas. Behm left to-day for
 her home on the lower Agua Fria.
 Manager Goldwater had his base
 ball team out for practice last even
 ing.
 Telegraph communication has been established between Prescott and Whipple.
 The Whipples and Prescotts will play another match game of ball next Sunday.
 W. O. Huson, of Phenix, has pur- chased an interest in the Phenix Mining Report.
 "Rally round the flag, boys" and attend the ratification meeting to- morrow night.
 Mrs. E. W. French will leave to- morrow for Pomona, California, to visit relatives.
 The Prescott base ba'' team will play at Williams, July 4th, and at
 iagsta8 July 5tb.
 4. .. uii;o.. bas deedcd 1G0 acres iu Williamson ,-llay to p j i Mccormick for $500
 The Prescott band aud glee club ! wiii furnish music for tho rstifca tioa meeting tomorrow nigat.
 Ed. Horne has been apecinte q 1. deputy county treasurer during the | absence of County Treasurer Oliver.
 Vanilla, strawberry, lemon ice cream and orange ice at Porter & Baumann's parlors today and this evening.
 A car load of ostriches passed Prescott Junction a few days since en route from California to the Worlds Fair.
 General McCook is expected to reach Prescott next 1,es1 lay. Our citizens should arrange to give him a grand reception.
 Mrs. John Drew sustained fract- ure of her left arm yesterday by be- ing thrown from wagon to which was attached a runaway team.
 The Prescott band will give an afternoon concert on the plaza on the Fourth of July. A subscription to pay them will be taken up.
 Messrs. Violette x Burdg arrived from the south last evening with petri6ed woman, which they have on exhibition on Cortez street, two doors north of the post office.
 Chas. Ryall, who has been resi- dent of Arizona for great many years, left this morning for England. to attend the marriage of grand daughter.
 Messrs. Baumann and Porter have their ice cream and confectionery parlors in full blast now. Attention is directed to their advertisement in this issue.
 Lew M. Seaton, of the Fireman's Fund Insurance company, of San is in town. He has ap- pointed A. c. Burmister as agent of the company in Prescott. An assortment of ice cream moulds have just been received by Porter x Baumann at their pariors, and they are prepared now to furnish two or more favors in one brick without extra charge. t William Dulin says of bis visit to zee the petrified woman today: "It lid me more good than little; for t is the first time in my life that I got iii my work on that traditional ( last word with a woman"
 Morris Smith, native of Mis- 'ouri, but who has lived in Colo r ado, New Mexico and Arizona for f he past eleven years, was adjudged s nsane yesterday, and taken to Phe lix to-day by Deputy W. l.. Gray. c c. c. Hall, of Albuquerque, is in own, taking orders from our mer- t 'hants and talking up the New dexico fair. Mir. Hall is one of the ; most indefatigable workers in the outhwest. He says that the inten- a ion this year is to eclipse that of ast in regard to the fair. ( The 4th of July committee at Williams has written letter to Su- W. B. Jones of the s ?. & A. c. railroad, saying that Il hirty-seven rooms had been reserv- d for ladies from Prescott who are f arranging to attend the celebration d here. s' A wonderful curiosity ison exhbi- n ion in the building formerly occu- :, ,ied by the City Meat Market, on Il Jortez street. 1t is a petrifed woman found near Fresno, Califor- lia. The body is supposed to be hat of woman Kidnapped by out sl avs in 1852 and afterwards mur- t' tered by them and is perfect in its e