Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12

The southern California Pres
 association numbering twenty mem
 bers will pass through Prescott o
 Wednesday evenings train en rout
 to Phenix.
 MT. Berry of San Francisco, ha
 taken position with NJ. Goldwate
 x Bros. MT. Berry will take charg,
 of their shoe department, which i
 continually being enlarged to meet
 their increasing trade.
 Twenty-four to l, in favor oI
 Whipple, was the way the base bal
 score stood yesterday at the end oI
 the first half of the eighth inning
 when the game was given up by the
 Prescott club.
 The Prescott brass band, already
 popular, is increasing in popularity
 by the Sunday evening concerts
 which are being given on the plaza,
 The baud rendered a number of
 beautiful selections last evening
 again.
 Fl. E. Armitage received tele- gram on Saturday evening, announc- ing that our St. Louis capitalists interested in the Yavapai Mining and Milling company had left there that evening for visit to this sec tion to take look at their proper ties.
 Children's Day was observed in the Congregational church yester- day with appropriate exercises. The church was very beautifully and ar tistically decorated under the su- pervision of Mrs. E. J. Austin, who Is a veritable artist in this line.
 The s. F. P. &P. railroad will make a round trip rate of one fare for parties desiring to attend the Knights Templar convocation and the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor convention both of which meet in Boston next month.
 Salt Rheum often appears in cold weather, a tacking the palms of the hands and other parts of the body. Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, cures salt rheum. Hoods pills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache. p cents.
 \ Phenix boy was shot in the back while lying asleep on a cot in a shed there last week. The missile was from a twenty-two calibre gun. IL dove shooting in Prescott, by 1 boys with these guns, is not stopped, l a similar or worse accident of thls l kind will probably be the result.
 Geo Braswell had a very unpleas- ant encounter with a mad steer at i Walnut Grove q few days since. | Braswell was on a horse, when the steer charged on him catching him in the foot with the sharp point of | his horn. The horn passed through | his boot and made a painful wound in his foot
 One of the best runs so far re- corded on the A. X P. was that of a special stock train, Tuesday of this week, from Peach Springs to WinslOw in six hours and forty min utes. The distance is ls0 miles, twenty-five miles of it being up the mountain and ffty-four miles al- most as heavy grade in other places. News.
 Prescott Camp No. 3. W. O. w, elected the following officers on evening: P. c. C., Dr. J. Miller; c. C., s. Pedgrift; A. L., Dr. C. T. Abbott; banker, F, A. Cole; clerk, W. $. Goldsworthy; escort, I. L. Hughes; watchman, H. D. sentry, H. Lemon; trustees, L. Brisley, Dr. Sewall. 0. B. Mar shall. The prdeE starts out with good membership.
 The William News announces that Pitcher Harris, of tae Williams team, has signed to play with the St. Louis professional nine. The boys tried hard to keep hIm thereI put the inducements offered him in he way of salary and chance of ad- 7ancement by the St. Louis people were superior. Very interesting Children's day exercises were held last evening in he Methodist church. The decora- ions were not elaborate but were 'ery appropriate and neat. MT. and Mrs. Seigler ol Phenix assisted the 'hOir in their singing. The exercises were under the su- ,ervision of Major Watts while the were the haudiwork of !. W. Sharp.