Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
FRIDAY'S DAILY.
 Auction tomorrow.

FRDAY'S DAILY.
 Auction tomorrow.
 Another disagreeably windy day.
 Lemon ice tonight at Sehultze's
 Don't forget tomorrow's auction sale.
 Banana ice cream tonight at Schultze's.
 Don't fail to hear Rev. Shades lecture tonight
 Judge E.. W. French will leave for Globe tomorrow.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy left for the east today.
 Lecture tonight at the Baptist church by Rev. Smale.
 If you want bargains in furninture attend tomorrow's auction.
 The Prescott National Bank has a new advertisement in this issue.
 James F. Wing has filed his oath and bond as oyerseer of road district No 9.
 John Webster, assistant superiu- tendent of the Hillside mine, is in town and will leave for the east tomorrow.
 F.. Nj. Dickey came in on last nights train. He is en route to California and left on this morn ing's train.
 Division Superintendent Young of Wells Fargo Express company has been in Prescott and arranged for express service over the =. F. r. & r., raod.
 T. Otto has been sick for two or three weeks and his condition today is very~ critical. The attending physicians have no hopes of his re- covering and think he can not live till morning.
 Two Mexicaus charged with as saulting l.e Force, last Sunday night, m the Union saloon. had their examination to-dly before Justice Andrews, and wsra dis charged.
 Don't forget the lecture tonight. Pastor Joseph Smale talks on Life in Spurgeon's Seminary that I saw. heard and experienced" at the Baptist church at $ o'clock. The lecture is said to be most interest ing. Hon. J. C. Herndou presides. A lady soioist will sing. Tickets of admission may be had at Ross Corner Drug Store.
 Frank l.. Wright, the bonanza king of Chapparal gulch. was mar ried on Tuesday April 25th, at Atchison, Kansas. We have been unable to learn the name of the fortunate young lady selected by him as q life partner. The happy couple will take an extended we'd ding trip including q visit to Cali Ornia before returning to Prescott and will arrive here about the mid dle of May. The JoURNAL-MINER eX- tends congratulations to them.
 Hon. S. NJ. Cullom, United States Senator from Illinois, will contrib ute to the next number of the Railway Age au article on The Federal Control of Railway's" and in the following issue George R. Blanchard. commissioner of the Central Traffic Association, will make reply, taking issue with some of the Senators positions Mir. Cullom was long the chairman of the Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce, and to a large extent author of the Interstate Commerce Act. The question of the Federal control of railways k one that is prominently before the country, and it promises to make an issue m politics before long. People should thoroughly inform themselves on the subject, for they will be called upon to vote on 1t by-and- by. Los Angeles Times.
 The Season for May. just out, gives delightful array of pretty costumes for the early summer months. The large plate. contain ing eight designs for outdoor wears is very pretty. new and seasonable. Ladies will see the criuoline cos tunes handsomely and plainly illus trated. and also tho new materials for all garments. dresses aud wrap. short pelerines. coats (wlth and without capesL long and short gar ments. This Season has an unusu- ally large variety of costumes for ladies, and children of both sexes. There are over one hundred and fifty illustrations. The art work k new and very desirable designs in any former number. and they have only to be seen to be appreciated. No family household should be without the valuable monthly fash ion journal. Yearly, S3.50. Single copies. 20 cents. The International News Co, S3 and S5 Duane St.. New York.