Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-03
THURSDAYS DAILY.

Frank Meador left for home this
 morning.
 There will no concert at whipple
 tomorrow evening.
 Frank Alters has gone to Chalen,
 dar to ship lot of horses owned by
 him and Philip Hull.
 Joseph I. Roberts is now sole proprietor of the O. K. meat mar
 ket under Hotel Burke. A deed has been filed for record
 from J. w. Cover to !. H. Simpson
 Tor property in Tip Top for Sl00. ]. P. Bruce has teams at work
 with the bridge department of the
 S. F., P. P. railroad at Ash Fork.
 Ed. S. Gill, tormely editor of the
 Phenix Republican, has secured a
 position on the Chicago Inter
 Ocean.
 M. H. Sherman, former resident
 of Prescott, but nov a millionaire
 resident of Los Angeles, is paying
 a visit to Phenix.
 w. A. Nash, an ex-newspape~
 man of Arizona, is now editing the Evening Gazette at San Der lnardino, California.
 Jerome B. Hoover is in from Jerome circulating among his many : friends here. He reports the camp very prosperous.
 Quite 8 large number of friends of Father Quetu called on him last evening at the parsonage to wish him God speed on his trip to 1 France.
 Dr. Waite, our leading dentist, ! has secured the services of Dr. All dencie to help him in his practice, which has grown until he IS unable to attend to it alone. If
 During the ten years since the town of Needles. California. has been established, there has never been single death of woman in the town.
 The Atlantic and Pacific railroad has agreed upon a rate of one cent mile again for the Albuquere fair, which virtually assures the success of that institution.
 X. C. Morse came in from Chino valley yesterday returning this morn ing. He stated thSt he expects to put force of men at work soon at Point of Rocks below Prescott.
 ]. A. Van Horn, who was rescued from death by thirst, on the desert, refused to pay Sl0o for the services of his rescuers. Suit was brought and the jury awarded them S2O0.
 X deed has been filed for record from F. A. Tritle and wife to F. NJ. Murphy for lots ?, i, 6. $. 10, l2 and ! 14, block l7, for S6,000. The proper ty transferred by this deed is the !, elegant residence occupied by Gov ! ernor Tritle and family.
 Parties indebted to this office on | subscription or otherwise are re- spectfully requested to remit in full ! or in part the amount of their in- debtedness. We are just now sore ly in need of money, and if those indebted to us will only come to | our relief with the amount due from !. them it will be financial relief to the office. The few dollars which each individual owes Is of itself !; alone an insignificant sum, but when there are from QUO to 1000 of them the amount Is of considerable importance to us.
 The Phenix Gazette hits the associated press correspondent at Phenix a rap over his knuckles by the following item: "Some one has been reporting from Phenix through the telegraph columns of the Cali fornia papers, that there is a vast plague of grasshoppers m William son valley. Any uniformed reader would imagine from perusing the item that Arizona is about to suffer a regular Kansas deluge of hop pers. Now, such reports do meal culable damage to Arizona and es- pecially to this section. Outsiders should be informed that grasshop- pers are hard to find for fish bait in the Salt River valley; also that Williamson valley is a small cleft in the hills of Yavapai county, l50 miles away"
 The Season for August received. It has number of new and pleas ing features; the first to notice be- ing the beautiful new cover, gem in itself, and giving a very hand some colored design for hat and mock wear the floral design making a neat and handsome appearance. As usual, the matter contained in The Season is teeming with pretty, new and exquisite designs. On colored plate 940 two customs suit able for artists are shown. Fig. ? on this plate Is artistic and will be extensively duplicated; We seldom find any design so beautiful, and withal so neat and dainty in appear ance-front and back views both given. Plate 9il is an extensive one, giving nine full designs of suitable for the early autumn, and all very handsome and varied in design, of home, street and evening wear. Throughout the en- tire book new beauties will be found l on every page. No stories or out side matter is ever allowed to inter fere with the purpose for which The Season is offered, as first-class fashion and needlework journal. Every lady who loves to make home attractive should subscribe at once for The Season. The very reasona- ble price asked for it brings it within the means of every one. Subscription, per year, $50. Sin gle copy, O cents. The Interna- tional News Company, S3 x S5 Duane Street, New York.
 Clean up your back alleys.