Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-08
'FP CITY AND COUNTY ]
hams From Our Own Town and
 Surrounding Country.
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\ Eastern
 d ihs noon train
 ! marriage license was as issued
 s.rdsy to A. J. Bellah ana ! ,uche Weisler'
 and John Fredericks and
 Weun will leave tomorrow
 .0,k Creek on 8 bear hunt.
 n,;s Burke has issu ed call for
 ,snty democratic central com- io meet in Prescott on Tues
 sa1' August II, at ? o'clock.
 s0ad was filed for record to-day
 Mary R. Richardson ct. con.
 i'1I u.~o Richards for city property
 n Consideration named being ! G5SS
 v. Raymond will give a butter
 hsn mn Friday evening, August E I S-,,n s- s:sO to 10, after which the
 ,,i,r soiree will take place.
 n. Cotton has a new barn almost
 p,.lSied v, on Capitol Hill. He will eO-,s ,5osnee the erection of large COI:.Ssace there soon on lots recently 1~Tbssed by him.
 Tba advertisement of the Moore V.rantile Company appears m this
 se and is worthy of perusal. sod goods and low prices is the s&to of the hrm.
 Boss. At Chaparral, Sunday, Jrv g. to Mfr. and Mrs. III. B. Hanna s daughter. Dr. McCand- f Ipss reports mother and child get ting sloag nicely.
 The members of the Epworth Is.gue and their friends had a very adorable time last ever ing at the ,s:idsnce of Judge and Mrs. R. NJ. I Iing and Mrs. NJ. X. Bowen.
 William Linn, l.. C. Miller and Clarence Howell returned today lpm doing duty on the Prescott uilroad. guarding bridges. J. NJ. Dodson and Joseph Engle remained lhsre. They have been out since Jnly lS
 Excavating was commenced to-day ior new six room house on Cortez k,reet, next to the new opera house. bohn Lawler is having it built, and Henry Lantry will occupy it with bis family when completed. F. c. Parker Is the contractor. It will Ost about $500.
 Improvement is the order of the Isy in Prescott, and enlarging hotels one of the chief features uf the lsce. Henry Brinkmeyer, not to
 out done by his neiShbors, |: laildiug a two story ad lition to the lsinkmeyer Hotel, opposite the IDURNAL-MINER office.
 Golden Rule Chapter, No. l krder of the Eastern Star, will holt regular stated meeting in Masonic Hall. at $ o'clock p. m., Thursday August 2d. i full attendance o 'hembars is requested. By order oI ] he W. NJ. ANGIE B. BROWN, Ssc'y. A new time schedule goes int, kHect on the A. & P. road on Sunday Ehieh wifi require q change of tim' |on the Prescott road. La er tn hew time card. the express will leay, Prescott in the evening and rcturI sa the morning. aud he accommnda on will leave here in the morning surning in the evening.
 ,. NJ. Clark returned yeS,erda bm a visit to the Bradshaw noun 'lains. He says that the west slop bi the mount ans was visited by eloud burst un Saturday. causing Ewelve loot rise iu Oak crock, an completely washing out the wagu FOad between Walnut Grove an Alinuehaha.
 Jailor Bob Meador says th5 "Irene," a woman from Granit street, has been in the county la so much, that he has dsci,ied { adopt her. She is the indiyiiua who recently cho-o six months | the Yavapai jail in preference | freedom anywhere but in Prescott
 Revs. Vaughan and Allen, Of tn South Methodist Church, urglnizs, sn Epworth League society in Skul valley on Sunday, with the follow ing officers: Thomas Howell, prasi dent; Clint Draper, first vice presi dent; Jesse We,t, second vice pr,'si dent; Mrs. A. Shupp, third vic president; Esta Miller, Secretary Georgia Rudy, treasurer and organ lst. Meetings arc held in the Skull Faliey school house every Sunda eFening.
 The Season for August, just re eeiTed, is filled with new and sea sOHable Midsummer styles. On tn large plate eight colored designs ar shown, of which four are prett, travelling costumes 1hroughou the entire book will be found hand some de igns suitable for ever occasion; evening, morning anC promenade toilettes for home an' outdoor year. The children sr' net forgotten and numerous luain little toilAtes for children of botl seI@ will be found. plainly illus fFaied and described. Every lad, should secure a copy of The Seasol Tor August. Yearly, $3.50. Singl copy. 80 cents. The Internationa News Company, S3 and S5 Duan A7 New York, N. Y.
 An item in the last issue of th SoVRNAL-MINER brought in $60 t The city treasury. When the lou sable hued hula hula dancers learned nat His Honor, Judge Ling, ha' decided that they should give al exhibition of their dancing befor me Jury m the same costumes tha theY gave it on Granite street, the sent Tor their attorney and suggeste 70 him that they were willing t bleed guilty. They said they prt ,efred this to giving a public eI aioltlon free. He encouraged .heI ID that intention, and they accord hgiy appeared before the Cour ssotered a plea of guilty and wer let of with fine of Sl5 each.