Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-07
FRDAY'S DAILY.
 John Smith is on the sick list.

FRDAY'S DAILY.
 John Smith is on the sick list.
 Maier's ice factory started up last evening.
 Coles A. Bashford left for the east yesterday,
 Collectors report collections easy yesterday.
 Attend the Fourth of July meet ing tonight.
 Ex Mayor Beaudry, of Los An. geles, is dead.
 Mrs. R. K. Robinson left for the east this morning.
 Mrs. NJ. 4. Bowen is recovering from a spell of sickness.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Harvey came in from Minnehaha last evening.
 The new depot's roof is being treated to a coat of bright red paint.
 Judge and Mrs. LA. Rush W i'll re- turn to Los Angeles again to-mol- row.
 Tho Southern Pacific Company talks of building q S60,00O hotel in Yuma.
 The Fourth of July celebration is meeting with good encou rage ment.
 Mrs. H. D, Aitken will leave on Sunday for a visit to relatives in Gil roy, California.
 J. NJ. Moore, of the land depart ment of the A. X P. railroad, came in on last evenings train.
 pr. Sewall, who returned from Big Bug this morning reports J. F.. Curry's condition improved.
 Herbert Meany has returned from attending the Stanford university to spend his vacation in Prescott.
 Five men were out today under the superintendeney of Mir. Living ston digging trench for laying a water pipe on Willis street.
 The hose was turned on tke court house today and the swallows nests washed from under the caves. causing great consternation 10 the birds
 The "Shilalah Club" is the name of new organization recently for med. The principal object of the organization Is to furnish meat and drink for it's members.
 W. N. Price arrived yesterday from Phenix with wagon load of early apricots. They were of the Royal variety. He found a ready sale fo his entire load.
 The full name of her highness, the lnfanta of Spain, is Maria Eula- lia Francisco de Asisi Margarita Roberta Isabella Francisco de Paula Cristine Maria de la Pieta.
 Miss Susie Morgan of San Fran cisco. sister of J. Marshall Morgan of this place, won the champion ship of the state last Saturday at lawn tennis. Miss Morgan has held this honor now for five or six years.
 The knights of Pythias lodge has elected the following officers. j. N. Aitken. C. C.; r. F. Andrews, Y. C.; Walter N. Cook, Prel.; Wm. De Witt. NJ. at \.
 The Prescott high school closed today for the year, as Professor Gil lettes time will be occupied next week in the other departments. The schools will close next Friday.
 The WhIpple base ball club has opened correspondence with Flag staff base ball club for the purpose of arranging a series of games to be played on or about the Fourth.
 Gideon Hughes, the ten-year-old son of Contractor and Mrs. A. J. Hughes, came m last evening from San Francisco where he has been attending school.
 The Mining and Engineering Journal reports the appointment of j. Webster as superintendent of the Seven Stars mining company. Mir. W ebSter was formerly foreman of the mine. NIT. Lawler will continue as manager of the company business.
 Put Yaney left this morning for the sunny south, where he expects that temperature of lO in the shade will thaw out all trace of the rheumatic brace game he has been playing against of late in this climate.
 Erba Robeson commenced an en- gagement last evening at the Cabi- net. returning to Prescott again af- ter several years absence. She is undoubtedly one of the best vocal ists in the southwest and wherever she goes her name is sure to be a goods drawing card to the house that secures her services.