Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-12
MoNpAx's DAILY.

MoNpAx's DAILY.
 E. E. Ellinwood came in on last nights train.
 Mrs. W. W. Ross left for the east this morning.
 l.. P. Nash arrived here yesterday from Camp Apache.
 Geo. Merwiu came in from Castle creek last night.
 Lieut. F. NJ. B. Travis and family left this morning for visit a st.
 Ben Parker, the democratic war horse of Tucson, is seriously ill.
 The buildings now in progress in Prescott do not indicate a pauic.
 Charles O'Malley returned yes terday to White Hills, Mohave county.
 R. T, Brownell and wife have dceded certain city lots to .. r.. Bright for Sl50.
 r. W. SlSson, oft Arizona Lum. ber and Timber Company, ol Flag statf, is again visiting Prescott.
 The P. X \. C. train was derailed yesterday at Seligman. causing a delay in its arrival until , o'clock this morning.
 Mrs. T. j. Dunkle diel last night, after very brief illness She leaves a husband aud four children to mourn her loss
 The appointment of Thos. Gates as superintendent of the territorial prison will meet the approval of all classes of people m this territory.
 Sam Gray, the slayer of J. W. Fry. the old station keeper on the Black Canyon road. will have his preliminary examination next Sat urday.
 It was the Whipple band, instead of the Prescott band, that accom- panied the South Methodist Sunday school on their picnic excursion on Saturday.
 Workmeu commenced excayating this morning for Dr. C. \ Sewalls new residence on Mt. Vernon ave nue just south of W. II. Smiths residence.
 John Lawler has deeded three lots in Capitol addition to Henry Goldwater, for S22S. The latter will build a fine residence on the property soon.
 There was a slight rain shower al noon today. It did nos amount to much as a rain storm, but it was sufficient to spire hope that 1t may be followed by more.
 Installation of officers of Prescott Lodge, No. l, K. of r., takes place this evening. Members of the order are requested to be on hand, and visiting Erethern are also invited
 Prof W. W. Gillett writes that he will not return here, to teach next year He has taken a position as secretary aud treasurer of a nur sery company in Seattle, Washing ton.
 The Board of Fire Delegates are requested to be present to-murrow evening at g o'clock, at the Super visors' office. lt Is also wished that all bills against the Firemen's ball be presented for payment George Schuerman, chief.
 Miss Ida May Jones, the sixteen year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. II. L. Jones, of Groom creek, three miles south of Prescott, died yes terday July 9, of diphtheria. This makes the second death which has occurred in the family from the same disease within two weeks.
 Eugene Osenburg. the second son of Mir. and Mrs. j. r, Osenburg. has just graduated. witt. high honorS, from the Ann Arbor, Michigan, High School, and will enter the there. The Ann Arbor papers speak in very complimentary terms of the address delivered by him at the graduating exercises.
 The advertisement of Adams X | Y Voightlander. tailors, successors Ia | ]. W. Graham appears iu this issue to which attention is directed. The gentlemen are from California anu | are both experienced m their busi- | ness, and having come here to reside should be patronized by our people. The JoURNAL-MNER is a firm believer in patronizing home industries and recommends this | new tailoring firm to every one in neen of clothing.
 4 member of the city council who | was arrested recently for turning | he water on after 1t had been shut Dff by the city engineer, put in a plea that the notice published in he JOURN AL MINER was not sufficient notice. To a man who reads a paper hat he does not pay for, this plea nay be good. If any one believed he gentleman'S plea sound one, generally, his mind could easil y have been disabused of the error yester- lay. The city council on Saturday evening published a resolution in his paper granting water con ,umers the privilege of using the water one hour per day, from to $ }. m. every Sunday and Wednesday or irrigation purposes. Promptly ,n time, last evening, every person yho has either a lawn or trees to be irrigated was found at work when he clock struck the hour of : md the work was diligently pur- ued until the whistle of the water works announced the closing hour o'clock. During this hour Engineer Love ran the pump to it's fullest apacity pumping 33,0OO gallons of vater, and it was found at the close fl the hour that he had maintained he supply to the full amount in he reservoir before. This plan of Ising water is a good one, and 1t is loped that consumers will not buSe the privilege granted.
 PIanos For Sale Jn easy installments. Apply to B. Il. Goldwater, Prescott, Ariz. mlOtf
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