Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

as Curry is in towr.
 J heu and family left for Top aa Ausss, today.
 Cr a Mrs A. Q. Brodie re- turts erday from their visit to ha
 M Moore, the gifted tenn pers cturer, left this morning fes IS.
 C ass Brown found 200 pa- tuc zens wanting the same job that he is after.
 Judge Andrews is officiating as police judge instead of Judge Moves as announced yesterday.
 Thomas Milligan, an old time barber oi his place, has returned ] to Prescott after an absence of sey- ersl years
 Mr Levi Bashford is having a new sidewalk constructed in front of his property on the north side of
 tho plaza.
 Ramon Mendeblez and Concep- : ion 0rOsco were married at Crowned
 King, March 3lst, by George O.. ] Wager, J ?.
 Ex-Terrsorial Biologist J. F. Blandv. has returned from pro fessioual rip in the southern part of Che territory.
 Jacob Henkle has taken charge O | the Palace restaurant. Tim flaw kins is the chef of the institution. No Chinese employed.
 w. T. Richardson denies being the man who startled the president and his cabinet by pulling his handkerc lief from his hip pocket.
 A deed has been filed for record from Bashford & Burmister to Frank F.. Doggett for lots If and Is, block 6, East Prescott, for S650.
 Our contemporary says that lt knew all the time that Hughes would be governor. Oh, "wh at a sucker it played the James G. Blai ne of Arizona democracy for thsh!
 W. T. Richardson returned last night from his trip to Washin ton in quest of the appointment as re- ceiver of public monies at the Pres colt land office.
 The flag on the Grand Army hall is floating in the breeze today, in honor of the appointment of l.. C. Hughes as governor, the latter be- ing a member of this order.
 No new cases of diphtheria have been reported, aside from those n the family where it first started. Two of the latter are in a fair way to recovery, but the condition of the youngest girl Is still critical.
 The wind storms of the last few days brings to mind the saying of "The wind whistled through his whiskers." This is because he did not visit the Palace barber shop. where three good artists are always on hand to repair all leaks"
 John J. Buehler, representing Charles Wright X Co. manufactur- ing chemists of Detroit Michigan left on this mornings train for Los Angeles after taking large orders for the medicines manufactured by the above company.
 At the request of his church. Pastor Smale will deliver his popu- lar lecture, on Life in Spurgeon's Seminary, What saw, heard and experienced" on behalf of the La dies Church Aid Society, on Friday evening, April 2S, at o'clock.
 The JOURNAL MINERS correspond ent at Camp Verde sends the fol- lowing item: Born, at Camp Verde, Arizona, April 3d, to the wife of William Duncan, fine daughter. Folks doing nicely, and Dunk" is stepping high.
 Attention is directed to the ad- vertisement in this issue of the Keeley Institute, just opened in Prescott. The graduates of these Institutes in various parts of the country are numbered by thousands, and nothing but praise of its won derful cure is heard from them.
 Mrs. Lila C. Moore delivered a very interesting lecture last night m the Baptist church, on the sub Ject of temperance. Mrs. Moore is very interesting, earnest and forcible lecturer, and her whole life is gwen up to this cause. She will deliver another lecture tonight in the NJ. E. church. Everybody is invited. Admission free.
 Billy Johnson, a rapid typo as we'll as an excellent vocalist, showed up in our office today. He is un- questionably the best male singer in the county, and the ease with with which he handles difficult music makes him sure of always having a large number of earnest listeners. Miss Jennie Lay died in Prescott colt, April 4th, 1893; was buried from the First Methodist church, April 9th, at } p. m. Miss Lay was an estimable young lady. She had many acquaintsnces in town, who prized her friendship, and mourn her loss. A large number of people sympathize with the stricken pa rents, and the young man who had hoped to cali her wife may the good Lord comfort. c.
 Elsewhere in this issue will be found an advertisement for agents wanted for the Jack Frost Freezer" This freezer is constructed on an entirely new principle, and instead | of having the lee and salt outside | the can containing the cream, the cream is on the outside and the ice and salt are inside. By the use of | this freezer it is claimed that ice | cream can be made much moe quickly and at much less expense than by the old method. Read the 
 A private letter was received last night by the editor of this paper from Mrs. N. l.. Guthrie announcing the death of Rev. N. L. Guthrie at Willcox on Saturday afternoon,April lst. Deceased was formerly pastor of the Nj. E. Church at this place and was universally esteemed and