Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
TUESDAYS Daily, July 2S.

TUESDAYS Daily, July 23.
 Lecture tomorrow night by Rev. C. J. Chase.
 The legal rate of speed of a bicy. ele in Tucson is 6 miles an hour.
 The eastern mails, delayed by the washouts near Albuquerque will arrive tonight.
 Sunni CT is waning, and so are our prices on summer goods. D. J. SULLIVAN & Co. jy23t4
 c. W. Moore is having a cement sidewalk laid in front of his Monte zuma street store.
 Phenix has a a5-o'clock-in-the-morn. ing bike brigade. Prescott has one also but it hasn't been a success so far.
 The Prescott fire boys will make a proposition to Phenix to trade the Albuquerque belt for the Alfalfa goat.
 The merry go-round has been shipped to Phenix and the engineer will ''kape his eye" on the boss down there for awhile.
 Arrivals from southern Yayapai say big force of surveyors are en- gagged in the work of laying out tho Castle creek railroad.
 The recent dry spell created tue impression that the Phen hose team got in it's elegant work on Prescott, "hrst, last and all the time."
 Lawns and identities, very pretty patterns for ladies summer dresses. reduced from l5c., l7lc. and 2Oc., to l0c. and l2!c, per yard. D. J. SuL- LIvAN < Co. jy2St4
 Barrett Post G. A. R. will hold camp fire at their hall this evening Black coffee, baked beans, hard tack, &c. will bs the bill of fare. All old soldiers are invited to attend.
 Pretty lawn waists for ladies, new styles, reduced from S175 and S2O0, to S1.00 each at Su.livan's. 1t
 Various improvements are being made in the Hotel Winsor, The barber shop and bar change post tions allowing the latter to face on the street. The hotel office is also being newly renovated,
 All summer shoes on the cut price list at Sullivan's. At
 Rev. c. J. Chase lectures to-mor- row evening on the subject of "Char- acter Sketches of a New England Church" Mir. Chase is not only a pleasant talker, but likewise eloquent and makes any subject be handles interesting and instructive to his listeners.
 No one will buy summer goods after the summer has gone. We are goiug to get rid of ,urs while a good chunk of the season is with us. Our cut prices will be the lever which will move them. D. J. SULLI- VAN & Co. jy23t4
 Will Lit of the Mountain City Drug Store, had the misfortune to lose thirty dollars in greenbacks while on his way home yesterday morning. Jake marks had the good fortune to find it, aud returned it tO Mir. Lit. Both are correspondinglY happy.
 T. B. Carter, of Walnut Grove, is in town to-day, and says the rain in that section was the heaviest in years, water falling steadily for 8 period of ten hours. All streams that empty into the Hassayampa, as we'll as the latter, were running full, and water for irrigation purposes is now assured.
 Joe Quinlan, who was accused of stealing shot gun from Captain Buchanan of Whipple, has been discharged from custody, there be- ing no proof to support the charge. MT. Quinlan has always born the best of character has been an honest and hard working man and feels very bitter over his unwarranted arrest. He was confined in jail over week also without being given chance to disprove the charge against hlm.
 The little burro which followed Alfred Averyt's grocery wagon, and was one of the town pets, met an untimely death night before last. She was found with her neck broken in Averyt's cellar, the result of fall while trying to "come in out of the rain.' supposedly. There are rumors, however, that the act was . case of deliberate suicide, as it was known she fell madly in love with the Phe- nix mascot during the Fourth of July week, and her affection not be- ing reciprocated, took to hard drink, which led upto the rash act of Mon- day night. Onyx-eyed Dan will at tend to the funeral obsequies.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 David Hodgden. the Walnut Grove merchant, is paying Prescott a business visit to-day.
 E. E. Calvin. assayer for Clark & Sisty, on Lynx Creek, has gone to Colorado Springs, Colorado.
 s. A. Bruck, representing the Blake, Moffitt < Towne Paper Company, of Los Angeles, came up to-day from the south.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. P. Carson, accom- panied by their two children, have