Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-29
FRIDAYS Daily. May #.

House for rent with the furnitur nearly new for sale. See notice il his issue.
 The new 50,0CO gallon high pres sure tank in the railroad yards | about completed.
 The Whipple base ball club vii go up to Williams tomorrow tC play the Williams club on Sunday
 Hon. N. O. Murphy is booming the Castle creek hot springs. He has had a survey made for railroad to them.
 The subject of Mrs. Freeman's lecture for this evening will be an interesting oue. All arc invited. Admission free.
 John Raible has commenced the erection of a new store build ng, 2Ox40 feet, on his lot where the re- cent fire occurred.
 The insurance adjuster yesterday paid the loss on W. c. Norton's building, and left for California this morning.
 J. w. Sullivan returned this morn- ing from Phenix, where he went on Monday with 20 head of cattle to place on pasture.
 "Swifty" and his trainer, Billy Mehan, will go up to Williams to- morrow, where Swiftly will have q fight on Sunday with a man named Flynn.
 4 broken switch rod is said to have caused the accident yesterday morning on the 4. & P. road. 1t was fortunate in that no one was injured.
 The Oakley sisters, celebrated vocali>ts and artistic dancers, arr ve1 yesterday. and will commence an ennagemeat at the Pa ace saioo | to- morrow eveuing.
 w. l.. Wallace has resigned his position as superintendent of motive power, machinery and rolling stock of the $. F., P & P. Railroad. and the position has been abolished.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church will repeat their hot bis uit and maple syrup lunch this evening at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Ashley, from 2 to 3 o'clock.
 Prof. G. W. E. Hill will deliver series O! three lectures on the sub ject of temperInce Tn the Baptist church on Saturday, Sunday and Monday evenings, May 25, 26 and 27.
 The Prescott fire deparlm m mt will meet on Sunday afternoon next at the new department hall for the pur- pose of organizing a running team to participate in the hose tourna- ment Fourth of July week. Every member of the department is re- quested to be present.
 Attention is called to the aiyer- tisement in this issue Of R. c. Powers, real estate agent. He has for sale the Murphy Addition in West Prescott of 200 of as fine building lots as can be found in the town. Terms and prices are both reasonable. Mrs. Freeman's lecture on Wednes- day evening was we'll attended, aud judging from the frequent out burs.s Of applause, conclude that 1t was appreciated. The subject for this evening will be Superstition and Science.' To thinking people We would say, attend this lecture, it will cost you nothing.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church wlll serve hot biscuit and pure maple syrup etc, at the home of Mrs. Ashley, Opposite the Episcopal church. this evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. Price of refresh ments p cents. Bricks of the maple sugar just received from New York will be for sale at 75 cents.
 The contract was awarded today to F. G. Parker 10 build the grand stand at the race track. The build ing will be 40x70 feet, four feet high in front and eighteen feet in the rear Club rooms, bar and restaur- ant will be under the rear of it.
 Charles Hoff, chief clerk of the council of the last legislature, came Tn from Tucson this morning for the purpose of making arrangements to put in a telephone exchange. It IS the intention to connect 1t with the line now being built from Phoenix. American Bell telephones are used.
 The Prescott wheelmen held meeting yesterday and organized bicycle club with the following off cers: president, J. NJ. Aitken; vice president, Ed Kastner; secretary. ii. R. Bell; treasurer, C. H. Akers. The club starts out with member ship ol between twenty and thirty.
 Mir. Kreuger's new hotel will be completed by July l, ready to en- tert ain visitors to the Fourth of July celebration. The south sside of the ground floor will be used as a hotel office, dining room and kitchen and the nor.h side will be occupied as a store. The second story will contain the sleeping apartments, twenty-one in number.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 A. E. Hinton went north this morning.
 Ed. Wagoner left for home this morning.
 Gus. Ellis, of Phenix, came up on this mornings train.
 G. W. Sines left this morning for his Cherry creek mine.