Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-15
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

WEDNESDAY S OatLh.
 H. Houser, with B. Lantry X Sons, is in town.
 Mir and Mrs. J.C. Herndon, are expected on to-night's train.
 Major c. W. Vaughn left this morning for a short trip to Los Angeles.
 H. E. Lantry has rented a private office in Prescott, which he will oc- cupy soon.
 Read notice of R. \. Fredericks in this issue. He has some house moving to do or will sell houses 10 be removed.
 Attend the concert to be given by the Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church tomorrow night and aid a worthy cause.
 Dr. c. c. Osborn, who advertises himself as .'the celebrated special istT was arrested yesterday for praeiicing medicine without a license.
 Harry C. Boyd, assistant agent or the Niagara insurance company, Is in town making his headquarters with c. k. Martindell, the local agent.
 The WEEKLY JoURNAL-MNER, pub lished to-day, is a splendid issue. A copy is left with each daily sub scritjsr in Prescott, Send 1t to some friend.
 .. W. Culver finished up his work of exporting the books of the various county offices this afternoon. The grand jury will meet next Monday to receive his report, which will be quite voluminous.
 Mrs. H. E. Almitage gave de- lghtful afternoon tea yesterday from 3 to 6 o'clock. The ladies of Whipple and large number from Prescott were present and enjoyed the genial hospitality of Mrs. Armi- tage, who is a charming hostess. = A carload of condensed milk was ordered few days since by Prescott merchants with instructions that it be shipped via the $. F. F. & P. raiirosd. This is probably the first order gigan for shipment over the csw road
 Our eoatemporary gives some timely adFice m a very brief item this morn ag by which some people ia Frcsco5t may profit. IL says: Don ae a'chronic dead beat, as that ..sa-uia is the lowest of the en3 slkdom.
 Waea DHO c. c. Osborne's case was eaiiad before Judge Andrews .isi> lsarG ng he demanded a jury trial A ury was accordingly i'm pauae.sd and a verdict of guilty sgs. p-omptly rendered when the tesHac1 was closed. Justice An sra, y,p until l0:30 o'clock to- .eor11s pass sentence. s2t--sfs. Gardner. Case and Adams
 rus. completed a very beauti-
 1uament for G. W. Banghart,
 be proposes to place over the
 oi his sdeceased wife. The ba- , oI granite and the shaft Of jsasuLaf hite stone obtained near Izm de, surmounted by an urn .aued rom the same stone.
 Tho w I'd of Damoclese, suspend ~ hs ingle thread, was not
 ns ice in point of danger,
 uaslasi with the heavy weight of tae aut house clock, suspended M cord. should the latter break. Tlas= .as weighs about 500 pounds, e8 che rd has now been in use, 1t
 ever since the court house nss bail It may last as many moro years =s has already been used, sad rst no examination or test az- been na1e of ii, the possibility
 led, that its usefulness may nave reached it's limit, and wsh1ul warning the immense ueigh; may come crashing through tae ni ling at any time. ' p.;- driver would be F. me-a bsgatelle compared to V 5ba y,-sihie damage this eight hun E dre5 pound weight would cause, s9aaid tla cord which holds 1t fast, break. and the thought is not a very p.easaut oae to those who are com ,,v-r, ro ,e main beneath it. This .i uassIbilitr If disaster has been f looked lp, by a successful bidder t9r tao care Of the clock in the past, aEt r-ro tefused on account Of 1t to 4 esse any boui, as the amount receiy- ad for ibe cate of the clock was not a0usioeEsd siequate to take the r3sk ol such a sasualty.
 NRisr Man entertained large .a-2aer al h.s nale friends, consist ..-. @s otfcers at Whipple aud s4Fei.. -i-,sra Of Prescott, at his ! r,,a-aee a. Nhipple last night. ' As .,a ln+-aouctnry to the evenings oHt-ffai1weBh Master Saxton Pope, 9a.9 Gs brother Ben as assistant, F gaze l.eight If hand performance, , u walru ho showed great skill in th prticular art. He has only t,-1 ptact.cing it for a few months, b.. shows a sbill in deceiving the ere hst .s guite remarkable. Mas
 4 goes nut. of the old stereo-
 As of this mysterious art, eE @ lleuted a number of his aa Ebiel are really clever. The e0eesea -aened highly pleased
 l.s poriormance. from the en- .easias app.ause given the young peCorme-. ards and soclal con FeIS9iicn wcse then the order of tas evening until nearly midnight, fhea b1ulteous German lunch as5 ser,sa. he menu consisted en- urei5 a man dishes, in which ee ,al~i8utisls and delicaeies were itnuaiagied with a most appetite
 lsly-0s harInony, and was dis '1=e0 et iH a very appreciatIve man aal HT .ae guests. Major Maus epsr-5 le ra. Is to make the affair a perfectly gnioyable one to his guesi- s succeeded admirably.