Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-02
THURSDAYS DAILY.

THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Mrs Otto left for Albuquerque this morning.
 Miss Helen Meaney has returned from Santa Fe.
 A two story addition is being built to the Mercy hospital.
 Mrs. J. s. Gales and her son re- turned from California vest erday.
 Sub Contractor John O'Connor left this afternoon for a brief visit to California.
 Daniel Mahoney died yesterday at the Mercy hospital. Deceased was 50 years old.
 The Y. P. :. C. E. social to-mor- row night at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Harris Baldwin.
 E. A. Rogers, of the Courier, has returned. He failed to reach his destination, Fl Paso, having gone only as far as Albuquerque.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. NJ. Harrison, have both been laid up, the former with rheumatism and the latter with sore throat. Both are now recover ing.
 Lieut.. Vance, Mickey Free and two Indians came in from Apache county last evening as witnesses in a case before the United States grand jury.
 Probate Judge F.. w. French has issued an order, assigning the en- tire estate of James W. Hit, de- ceased, to his wife and child, the value of the estate being under 5000.
 NJ. A. Smith, C.. W. Seayerns. C. W. Leach, W. J. Cheyney, T. R. Sorin, A. l.. Grow, T. C. Earle, have been appointed to represent Co chiSe county in the Chicago Silver Convention.
 In the revlew of mills in opera tion in this county in the last issue of the JoURNAL-MNER the Commer- cial Minning Company's mill at Big Bug was given at ten stamp. 1t should have read twenty stamps.
 The consolidation of the Arizona land offices would be of annoying inconvenience to the people of the Territory and the idea should be abandoned. if it was ever seriously entertained by the commissioner Of the general land office.-Tucson Star.
 Ben Butler the jolly and popular -Prescottite will shortly visit Europe. The Phenix Republican has the following to say of his in- tended trip: Ben Butler will leave Phenix about the 10th of next month for the old country. MT. Butler is an American by birth, but his boyhood days up to the age of If were spent m Dublin, Ireland, where his parents resided. He ex- poets 10 make only short trip of about six weeks or two months. He will go via Queenstown, Limerick and Cork to Dublin, and before his return will visit London and Paris, returning by the Hamburg line from Hamburg.
 The Season for August, just re- ceived, is fully up to the high stand ard ever aimed at by the publishers. In this journal ladies can always depend on the illustrations being new and original, and of the most refined styles. By following the fashions represented each month in The Season a lady will never fail to be we'll dressed. In the August | number, on plate 999, seven hand some outdoor costumes of exquis ite designs are represented, Figs. | 1, 3, 6 and being very desirable and i reasonable. Plate 1902 shows two | very handsome toilettes for the l seaside promenade. Plate 1903 is devoted to children. Five beauti- | fully colored designs show sixty three handsome costumes, besides l the colored plates, and seventy-f five beautiful illustrations for fancy l work m knitting, crotchet, lace, embroidery, scorch work, Berlin, applique, initial and monogram letters. In fact, all kinds of de- signs of pretty work for idling away a summer hour in decorating and beautifying our homes make this beautiful and useful book a neces- sity in every home loving family. Yearly, S3.50. Single copies, 30 cents. Sold by The International News Co.,, S3 and S5 Duane St., New York.
 R. N. Fredericks is engaged in assessing city property.