Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13

Miss Ellie F. Tarr, sister of Elwin
 Tarr, with the Mountain City Drug
 Store, left for her home at Kingman
 this morning.
 United States Marshal Meade and
 United States Attorney E. E. Ellin-
 wood came in on last evenings train
 to attend United States court. | Wm. Garland the we'll known
 railroad contractor. who is building
 the Bowie and Globe road left yes
 terday afternoon for Albuquerque.
 N. A. Morford editor of the Phe-
 nIx Herald left for Kingman, yes
 terday afternoon to attsnd the
 session of the grand lodge of Odd
 Fellows.
 Leonard Brisley, brother of II.
 Brisley, of the Mountain City Drug Store, arrived on the noon train to- day from Washington, with a view
 ot residing here permanently.
 TaesdRy's Daily. June IS;
 Prescott hotels are full of guests.
 Target practice will close at
 Whipple next week.
 The Prescott band will give ball on the Fourth of July.
 The Episcopal Sunday School picnic will take place tomorrow.
 Troops at Whipple wore paid of yesterday by the post commander.
 Prescott will celebrate the Fourth of July. She was 6 little late in getting a move, but the patriotism of her citizens is warming up now.
 A grand celebration will be given in Skull valley on the 4lh of July. Steer tieing, bronco riding, horse racing, foot racing and dancing are all included in the programme, to close with ball at night.
 All the way from Boston comes the news that those in charge of the Lowell observatory at Flagstaff announce the discovery of two star like lights within the south polar SnOW-cap or Mars.
 A Berlin telegram say. that Dr. Koch has gone to Dantsig to confer with the local health officers con- corning the cholera epidemic. The re were fity-fve fresh cases of cholera and twenty-nine deaths in Russian Poland last week.
 At the meeting held last evening. the following Epworth League off, cars were elected: President, J. W. Sharp; first vice presid mt, Miss Mae Francisco; second vice president, Mrs. c. J. Chase; third vice presi- dent, Miss Irene Martin; fourth vice president, Miss Florence Hanna; secretary, W. w. Allen; treasurer, Miss Bertha Smith.
 The people of Prescott; in general, | and all business men in particular, are hereby notified that Jules Bau- mann is authorized to collect | moneys and subscriptions for the | Fourth of July celebration. He will | interview every one during this week | trusting to be welcomed by all who have the success of magnificent | celebration in our beautiful noun tain city at heart.
 Work is progressing with satis- factory rapiditY on the grade of the s. F. F. x F. railroad. Foreman Trainor and contractor Hughes will each move camp next week and will cover about six miles more of grade, from mile l02 to los. Foreman Brady is still at work in Bells can- yon and it will take him about month yet to complete the work under his charge there. There are ten miles of grade ready now for the track and when Brady completes his work, it will add abolt ten miles more of continuous completed grade It IS given out that track laying will bs resumed again this month.
 Grand Fourth of July and Sun day School celebration, picnic and excursion to Wings Grove. Special train leaves Prescott depot at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning, July 4th. Fare for Iound trip ticket, 9 cents; children under seven years of age, free. Ample accommodations for all. Men are now cle Iring the arranging platform, seats, croquet ground, swings, etc, etc. Speeches by the children and some of the leading attorneys and divines of Prescott and Phenix. Boat rid ing upon the lake will constitute ; some of the attractions and amuse- ments of the day. Never was so much pleasure offered at so small a cost. Refreshments will be provided [ upon the grounds, such as ice ' cream, lemonade, fruits, etc. Those who desire will provide themselves with we'll filled baskets, while any who prefer can obtain lunches upon !, the grounds. Sunday Schools of all ( and every body are cordially invited. Come and cool )ff in the sylvan glades of Granite Dells. bring your best girl, wife or aunt and take boat ride upon the silver lake.
 PERSONAL MENTION. A. A. Moore is in from Walnut 7 Srove. u. V. Thomas, of Oak creek, is n town. John Lawler came in from Hill a tide to-day. r Mir. and Mrs. F. x. O'Brien came . n on last evenings train.
 John Davis, the we'll known Verde ! ancher, is in town to recuperate lis health. : P. A. Craigue came in to-day d rom Signal where he has been for he past three months. Geo. c. Waddell returned last r ,vening from Phenix, where he has h ,een sojourning for the past six f months. t Mrs. Charles Aiken acd her son Ire due to arrive this evening. Mir. ,