Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
Fpn MoaaAys Daily.

The rainfall last night amounted to 2:lS inches.
 C. H. Akers has been appo nied $ notary public by Gov. Franklin.
 Don't fajl to hear Tom Fitch, the silver tougued orator, on Thursday night
 The fail round up commenced at Alexsnder's place on Ash Creek to- day.
 ]. L. Johnston sang 8 beautiful solo at the morning services in the Congregational church yesterday.
 The >au Francisco peaks are covered with snow today. the white mantle extending we'll down their sides.
 Owing to the storm last night, the band postponed their concert till 6:I5 this evening.
 The Wilber Stock Company ar rived on thIs mornings train aud will appear al the opera house to- night.
 Invitations are out for the Bobe- milan clubs first dance. IL wlll be given in k. oE r. hall next Friday evening, October Is.
 Mrs. Denny will give a Bible read ing at the Baptist church tomorrow afternoon, tO which the ladies of Prescott are all invited.
 The executive committee of the Mckinley Hobart Club wIll meet in the office of its President, F. M. Murphy, at 7:SO o'clock this even ing. All members are requested to be present.
 The Vivian Dc Monto Company arrived this morning and has its big tent pitched on avscant lot opposite the Sherman House, where they will open a weeks engagement this even ing.
 The Prescott Political Study Club resumed is meetings again this afternoon at the resldeneuce of its President, Mrs. I. W. Otis, Mrs. Ellen k. Denny was present and addressed ih ladies.
 Rev. H. A. Brown, the new Epis- copal minister, is giving good satis- faction to the members of his church, and makes S friend of every one with whom he becomes se- ouainted on account of his genial manners.
 (. H. Akers. secretary ot the Me Kinley- Hobart Club, received a lot of Mckinley anl Hobart buttons today. Parties desiring them can obtain them by calling st the club rooms,
 R. :. Hartman has resigned & a candidate for probate judge on the republican ticket of Mohsye county and r. E. Ceilings has been appoint ed on the ticket by the central com mittee.
 \ rain storm, accompanied by vivid flashes of lightning and deaten- ing peais of thunder, set in last night. and continued at intervals during the night, the rain lasting till late this morning. IL was hne storm.
 The Vivian Dc Monto Company has very generously donated the use of their big tent for the republi- can meeting on Thursday night. As the opera house IS engaged for the week. this generosity ou the part of the De Monto Company Is highly appreciated.
 Cochise county republicans have nominated the following ticket: Council. W. r. Long; Assembly, Dr. F. Harrington. M. J. CAStansds, W. Speed; Sheriff. F. E. Caldwell; Treas urer, C. L. Cummings; Recorder, E. W. Perkins; Probate Judge, Vim. Bradley; District Attorney, G. W. Swain; Supervisors, A. L. Grow, T. C. Ansdem; Surveyor, G. W. Tyler
 Tomorrow. October 13, is the last day on which voters can register. Justice L. Brisley will keep his office open until midnight tomorrow night, in order to accommodate sny who may wish to register. His office is at his fruit store on the west side of the plaza.
 The following scores were made at yesterdays shoot of the gun club; Ferguson, II; Stephens, Is; Mander- felt, II; Bsrnhsrt, 9. In the doubles, out of 6 possible 10, the following were made: Manderfelt, 9; Stephens, 6; Ferguson, ,.