Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-05
MONDAYS DAILY.
 No paper tomorrow. Let everybody celebrate. Tha o.,,,,,t.. sa1 .- .

Let everybody celebrate.
 The county jail is empty.
 The city water supply is low again.
 Rev. C. I. Chase returned last evening from his visit east.
 J. NJ. Aitken received 90 boxes of berries on Saturday evening.
 There have been a profusion of evergreens used for decorating pur- poses.
 Under Sheriff Cartier has the court house decorated for the Fourth.
 The case of Mendibels ys. Arnaz was submitted to the court on Sat urday.
 W. 4. Linn came in Saturday evening from two months visit to Camp Verde.
 ED. Weeks and Ii. C. Thompson, of the S. F., r. * P. office, left for the east yesterday.
 The Palace and Cabinet saloons have each been handsomely dee orated for the Fourth of July.
 Phenix papers announce the re- turn of Grant and Miss Daisy Ran dal from attending college at Oberlin, Ohio.
 The gan club shoot, which was to have taken place today, will not come of until tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 Court has adjourned until Men day, July To, when Judge Rouse will be here to try the eases in which Judge Hawkins Is disqualified.
 John Jones, the six-year-old son of Mir. X Mrs. II. l.. Jones, of Groom Cheek, died of diphtheria, on Fri day last, and was buried on Satur- day.
 Harry Campbell had his left arm quite seriously injured by striking it against a rock yesterday while in swimming in the Maicr lake, m West Prescott.
 Jailor Foster has taken advan- tage of the absence of any prisoners in the county jail to give it clean ing up.
 Why suffer with headache and neuralgiai Wright's paragon head ache remedy never fails. Safe, sure, soothing to the nerves. Does not disturb the stomach, and induces sleep Try 1t. For sale by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug StCr,.
 H. RI. Thurman, the we'll known prospector and miner. came in last evening to assist celebrating the Fourth of July. He will leave in a few days for the Bradshaw noun tains on a pros pecting tour.
 There will be game ol base ball between the married men and sim gle men on the morning uf the 5th, at half past ten. Lots of fun Is guaranteed.
 ]. Guthrie Savage, of Flagstaff, came in on yesterdays train, and will remain here for the Fourth. He says that several more citizens of Flagstaff expect to celebrate iu Prescott.
 Lustrous pearly white teeth and firm ruby gums, make beautiful teeth more charming, aud the plain est ones attractive. Use Wright's Myrrh tooth soap and secure them. "A Toilet Gem Poe. For sale by w. W. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Hugh McCmm left on the 2 o'clock train today for San Fran cisco on a brief business trip. gar. McCTum, by the starting of his mill and sampling plant, in Big Bug dis trict, has done very much to aid the miners of that section in the deyel- opment of their mining properties.
 Hotel Bnrke arrivals: q T Mill ner, Prof. Tilden, Denver; D C Thorne, D C Thorne, Jr., Santa Maria;J $ Jones, Chaparral, Dudley Brooks. Cienega; J R Richards and wife, Seligman; D Healy, Chino; F l. Wright and wife, Chaparral; T W Gallagher. White Hiils;C F. Cham pie, Champie Camp.
 The neighborly gossiper of the Phenix Herald has been keeping his eyes on the ladies of Phenix, and has made the discovery that mo less than ten ladies prominent m social circles are now wearing the crinoline and their sensible action will no doubt be followed by oth- CTS"
 Sheriff Lowry left yesterday with seven prisoners for Yuma, leaving the iail empty. This Is the second time within a few years that 1t has been without a prisoner, the other time only half day.
 Joseph Crane, of the Verde valley, was brought into town yesterday morning, suffering from the effect O. the premature explosion of stick of giant powder. His entire left hand was blown of, and 1t was found necessary to ampututate the arm just above the wrist. The ope- ration was performed by Dr. Miller, and the patient is getting along very well.
 Louis Marion, son of the late J. H. Marion, died on Saturday even ing after a brief illness. He was brought in from Chino Valley a short time since, suffering with a severe sore throat, said, by some, to be diphtheria, and denied by others. He had, apparently, recovered from this. when his kidneys became af- fected, resulting in his death. He