Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-10-19
SATURDAYS DAILY.
The south wind continues.

SATURDAYS DAILY.
 The south wind continues.
 Concert on the plaza this evening
 District court adjourned at Flag. stah yesterday.
 Weak stomache strengthened by
 BEEcHAM's PILLs.
 Sewing machines took a tumble yerterday afternoon.
 Go to the Bellevue for a good Sunday dinner tomorrow.
 Parties wishing fine engraving donecall at Cook X Lees. If
 The Prescott band will give a concert on the plaza this evening.
 Spring turkey and fresh erau- berry sauce at the Bellevue to-mor. row.
 Joe Nesbit and a companion of Walnut Grove have gone to Pine Flat to hunt bears.
 Miss Daisy Bennett came in on yesterdays train and is a guest of Mrs. Charles H. Akers.
 J. W. Clay came in on yesterdsy's train from Pasadena. Cal, where he now resides with his family.
 Charley Morgan will leave to- morrow on q bear hunt at Pine Flat m the western part of the county.
 Dr. Maus, formerly stationed at Fort Whipple, has been ordered to Chicago to take station at Fort Sheridan.
 Application will be made to Judge Wells next Monday for the release of John Chart on bail pend ing his new trial.
 The attention of the democratic candidates is directed to the chal- lenge in this issue for joint discus sion. This IS no joke. Sabei
 Lester Jackson returned yester- day from his tour along the rail road registering voters. He has not yet submitted his report.
 The two-months old child of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Martin died yes terday afternoon. It will be buried tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the K. of F. cemetery.
 Thomas Roach, republican can didate for supervisor, is in town to- day. MT. Roach is miner by oc- cupation and as square and honest a man as can be found in Arizona.
 The board of supervisors will meet next Thursday, October 2Oth. to take action on applications for the establishment of new precincts. They will also appoint ballot clerks for the various precincts at the 
 Our contemporary after making guess as to the political complex ion of this county, says that "the entire democratic ticket will be by majorities ranging from loo up to 1000" Of course these figures are subject to a revision when the returns come in.
 John Smith redeived two speci- mems of fresh fish in large con signment received by him which puzzled him to classify. One of them was long slim snake looking specimen with bill on it like crane while the other was of a color.
 Preaching at the NJ. E. church at Il a. m. and 7:3O p. m. The subject for the morning Golden Chain. Subject for the evening The impulse from the sky. Glass meeting at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school after morning service. Everybody welcome, c. J. Chase, pastor.
 While Pete Collett was engaged in taking a trunk from his stage the | other day at Jerome, the handles of | the trunk came of and Collett fell | into the ditch breaking his arm be- tween the wrist and elbow. He will | be laid up for several weeks. The | broken arm is the same that he | aad formerly amputated near the wrist.
 An incipient blaze in Geo. s. Porter's wood house last evening caused an alarm to be sound ed | which brought out the department. | Before the arrival of the companies Chief Schuerman with few others the blaze with a lew buckets full of water. The fire i s supposed to have originated | rom rats gnawing at matches.
 The JouRNvL- MINERS authority 'or saying that the democratic can iidates refused an invitation from heir republican opponents to make he canvas of the county together vas the republican candidates them selves. Of course it is a very con- 7enient excuse on the part of demo- cratic candidates to say that they looked upon it as joke. They | probably looked upon the urgent invitation to meet them in joint at Cherry creek as joke also. The fact is that from the re- port of the joint meeting at Camp Verde they discovered that it was too serious a joke to meet their oppo- aents as they discovered that they | were no match for the latter in joint