Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-10

n "oiec, ua iocum melioriDus.
 Erect that band stand on the
 plaza.
 Q Peaches, from Wings, 8 lbs. for
 Zoe, at Porter & Baumann's. | Mrs. s. A. Baker :returned yester- day from a pleasant visit to Del
 Pasco.
 Bisque and Chocolate Ice Cream, $ and Orange Ice, at Porter & Bau-
 mann's to-day.
 ! The Chautauquans give a picnic , next Tuesday, Groom creek being
 selected as the place.
 Fresh cooking and eating apples, from Judge Brooks orchard. at Porter X Bsumsnn's.
 A sale by Joe Howell to the Hill side company, of valuable mining property, Is reported. $l0,0OO is the figure.
 A. Harvey, superintendent of the
 Union mine, in Minnehaha Flat,
 accompnied by Mrs. Harvey, is
 visiting Prescott.
 Miss Mabel Mesny, daughter of
 Rev. and Mrs. Meany, of this city,
 leaves early next week to attend l school in California.
 Mir. c. A. Luck will have charge | of the Commercial Mining Com l pany's mammoth retail store from | and after this date.
 John O'Connor, a sub-contractor on the s. F., r. X F., came in from
 the grade yesterday on business.
 He returns tomorrow.
 The wedding ofs prominent Pres colt hotel man is semi-oificially an nounced to take place at Prescott Junction, on September lst.
 The many friends of Miss Daisy Bennett, who has been seriously ili for several days in Prescott, will be pleased to learn that she is conva- lescing.
 Mis- Ella C.. Allen, the bright and vvacious daughter of Mir. and Mrs. | H. ]. Allen of Jerome, is visiting Prescott, the guest of MT. and Mrs. C. H. Akers.
 Philips Pedley, until recently the assayer of the Hillside company. came in from the above camp yes morrow to reside.
 Mrs. J. H. Packard. the better half of the genial mining operator, | arrived on the special train last evening from Denver, Colo, and IS guest of Hotel Burke.
 William Dulin, of the Monte zuma, yesterday received car load of ice from Williams, which was packed in his warehouse in just l thirty-six hours after the order had been given.
 J. D. Bell, who is in the employ of the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phenix railroad, as teamster for the survey ing corps, was m town yesterday and took out wagon load of sup plies to his camp at Iron Springs
 T. NJ. Beeson's banner boy was so glad to have the honor of carrying his banner, that he appeared in yes terday's evening paper standing on his head. So is every body made glad that PATRoNIzE T. NJ. Beeson, Prescott's popular jeweler.
 W. Fl. Craddock, a wealthy New Mexican, and an owner in the ia nous Maxwell grant in that terri tory. is in Prescott and stopping at { Hotel Burke. MT. Craddock will remain for a few days, and went out to the Coyote ranch this afternoon.
 Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells and their accomplished daughter. Miss Helen, leave early next week for !. Boston. Miss Wells will reman in , the latter city for several mouths, to 1 complete her musical education in the New England University of { Music.
 Henry Goldwater, manager of the P. B. B. O., ordered pair of catch CTS gloves from the east. The gloves came in due time, but before they were delivered to the party who ordered them, the senior member of the firm had call for hair mat tress, and sold the left-hand glove. ( Hence Marshall, of Flagstaff, mourns.
 Miss Mollie Baker, of this city, has been rendered the principalship of the public school at Mineral Park, in Mohave county, and will probably accept the offer. Our I neighbors will find Miss Baker a ( careful and intelligent teacher and ( fully capable of sustaining the ekcel- lent reputation she enjoys in Yav- apai as an instructor of the young. '
 A western editor is said to have hit upon a plan to keep subscrip- $ tions paid up, that takes the cake. 5 Every time delinquent subscriber is mentioned in his paper, the name is inverted. For example: uqof ssuor and wife are spending few days in Chicago. Every other sub- scriber understands what 1t means, and there is a grand rush to get it right side up again.
 As piece of humorous writing I the following apparently sober par . arraph is taken from Phenix paper. s It is the best thing so far printed C this year. Just listen: Here in l Phenix, in region which undoubted, C ly has the best all the year round J climate in America, but faint con a ception can be formed of the suffer ings of the people in the breathless, sutfocating heat whi h occasionally { prevails in cities located on the e Great Lakes or on the sea- I
 The remains of Carrie Black, the z unfortunate who shielded yesterday ' morning, were quietly taken to the f citizens cemetery today and laid to . rest. The expenses of her funeral . were generously borne by two f strangers, although dying request ' wished this solomon duty performed bv friends. Whatever might have ' been her past life, or the causes z which led to taking it, are now 1, sbrouded beneath the mound
 A citizen of Florence this week | received letter from Judge kibby, who is now in Prescott, which con- (
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