Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-03
MoSpAY's DAILY.

MoNpAY's DAILY.
 Ice cream was in demand yester- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Oneil are in town.
 Judge Abner Wade was in town today.
 The Cob Web restaurant is being enlarged.
 The churches were well attended yesterday.
 District court has adjourned un- til October l7.
 Rev. Demsrest left this morning for Pueblo, Colorado.
 T. W. Otis will leave frr busi-
 ness trip to Phenix tomorrow. The brass band gave aconcert last night on the plaza. It is their pur- pose to give one or two concerts each week.
 Col. De Russey left for California on Saturday, being summoned there on account of the death of Mrs. De Russey's mother.
 The weather for the past two days has been a regular thunder storm breeder. Copious rain showers just now would be welcome.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. l.. Fisher gave a very pleasant dinner party yester- day to Governor and Mrs. N. O. Murphy and few of their friends. Timothy Sullivan came in yester- day from his Williamson valley ranch. He says the heat on the trip was the most intense that he over experienced ia Arizona. Bishop Kendrick preached ia the Episcopal church yesterday. The church was packed with people to listen to the eloquent divine. The Bishop confirmed class of six at the evening service.
 The Chautaaqua Club will hold q special meeting tomorrow, Tues day, August 2d, at the residence of Mrs. Vii ht, at 2:S1 p. m., to mase arrangements for picnic. All members are requested to De pres ent.
 The first four innings of yester- days game of ball were quite inter esting and close, benig in favor of the Prescott nine. Towards the latter part of tue game the Pres cott's broke and the game was won by the Whipples, by score of II to6.
 J. H. Slaughter, thswest side bar Der, left Saturday morning without telling his friends where he was going. From the procession which appeared in front of his former place of business to-day, it is surmised that he loft numerous unpaid bills behind him.
 Mir. F. NJ. Murphy and Miss Ethel Meaney will be united in marriage at the Episcopal church this even ing at S:S0 o'clock. After the cere- mony reception will be given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.. Bashford. Bishop Kendrick will offieiate at the marriage.
 On account of business engage ments preventing the attendance of W. c. Bashford at the session of the territorial bosrd of equalization next week. Governor N. o. Murphy today appointed ]. M. W. Moore as a mem Der of the board for the August session, in accordance with the law, requiring it.
 Mrs. J. c. Shurtlefr and Miss l.. F. DeNoyelles have formed CO., partnership in the dressmaking business, and are located in the rooms formerly occupied by Mrs. Hicks, on the east side of the plaza, two doors north of Wells, Fargo X Company's office. They work by the tailor system, and guarantee perfect fits. As both are expert enccd dress makers, ladies wishing any dress making done can be as- sured of receiving satisfaction.
 The "black onyx" article is going the rounds in the territorial press credited to the Sun. The same arti- cle originally appeared in the Her ald two weeks ago. says the Phenix Herald. Yes, the item appeared in the Herald as an original one. have ing been revamped from the JOURNAL MINER, which obtained the intorma- ton from a citizeu of Flagstaff. The first mention of the black onyx in the Grand Canyo1 was made m !, Is paper. Fhe first me ltion in an Ar, Ncne paper of . similar discovery n NSsw Mexico was also made in his pa yer.