Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
TnrsnArs DAILY.

TUEspAYs DAILY.
 c. W. Ford is quite sick.
 BKEcHAM's Puts for bad liver.
 The public schools re-opened to- day.
 Frank l.. Carlisle will leave for the east tomorrow.
 The Chautauqua circle meet with Mrs. A. ]. knoblock this afternoon.
 W. c. Wingfeli has taken sub contract on theS r. F. < r. railroad,
 The city council failed to meot last evening, but will meet on Thursday evening
 A. G. Oliver filed his bond Satur- day evening as treasurer. lt Is for the sum of S65,0o0.
 Mrs. Jesus NJ Melendez presented her husband with daughter as a New Year's present.
 Mrs. Nj. E Spaulding arrived on Saturday nights train from the east where she spent the past sumner, J. II. Boyd and James nartsfeld left yesterday for the White Hills mining district in Mohave county.
 The Prescott gun club made the following score on Sunday. Norm l6, Morgan l6, Porter <. Goldwater 1, In shooting of the tie, Morin [ won the scofe.
 The board of supervisors mot this morning and elected w A. Rowe as chairman of the bOard and C. II, Akers as clerk. aud then ad journed till , o'clock
 Geo. S Porter, Jr.. has gone to Yaruell to take the position ol hook keeper for the Virginia .Goid Mining Company.
 Col. A. 0 Bro,lie. as recorder, Judge Robert r.. Morrison. district attorney, and Supervisors Roach and Smith have beea inducted into office. The sheriff, probate judge and treasurer each succeeded him self for another term,
 John H. Campbell, formerly gen eral manager of the Flores C0ns0ii- dated Gold Mining Company oi Mohaye county, left today for Tar nell to take cha,ge as superinten6l- cut of the Nirgiuia Gold Mining Company.
 Attention is directed tO the ad vartisemcnt in this issue of the V l.. Douglas shoe company. manu- facturers of the celebrated Douglas = shoes Geo. ;. Porter is sple ] agent in Prescott for these renoWn- ed shoes,
 Mrs. A. Cordiaer and Nip Black. ford made a sie iu guessing the ] beans in r. l.. Jones' jar, for a gold ] watch. Each came within one Oi ! the correct number ihere. being i 4,S91 beaas tia the ia4, and their ] guess b ing 4.ss00
 Master Freddy Moora, son ef Mir l and Mrs. ]. M. ". Moore. eelehra 1 ted his birthday, on Saturday. by ] giving party tO his young friends. l in the evening, who watched the 1 old year out and the New Year iu. | Over thirty young folks were pres ent, and the evening was very pleas l antly spent by them.
 Al meeting of Prescott Lodge, l No. l, k. of r. last evening, the Toi- { lowing officers were installed; John BOurke, r. C.; j. \. Knobloek, C ] C.; J. NJ. Aiken, Y. c; r. F. An drews, F.: C. II. Akers, M. of r.; Ray Hill, M. of r.; J. F. Dillon. K of R. X S., r. H. Waite, M. at A; Cias. Fleming, |. G.; Wm. DeWitt. O. C.
 The city election passed oT very quietly to-day, there being but little interest taken. and oniy 8 flight vote was boiled. For Mayor, j. L. Fisher had no opposition, bat Q third candidate for city councilman appearcd this morning ia the per sou of W. J. O'Neill The total 1 vote polied was 30l. of which W, ,. O'Neill received B The success ful candidates are ! L. Fisher E1r mayor. and Morris 6oldwatcr aud Jake Marks eoUncilmen.
 The Wayne Democrat, published at Lyons, New York, has the foi lowing tO say oF the deaih and bu rial uf one of it's prominent citizens "FredeFick Yackcl. ST., whos,, illness was noted in last weeks Press. died on Friday from second attack of apoplexy. The deceased was an old resident of this village During his life he filled several responsible positions and was respected by all 1 who knew him. An immense throng of people attended the funeral ser vices which were held Sunday at Rev. Mr. Timm's church" The de ceased was father of Charles Yackei of this city. where many friends extend thcir sympathy in his loss.