Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
From Saturdays Daily.

ing supreme court.
 The first car load of new hay ar
 rived in Prescott yesterday.
 Fl. D. Aitken will leave for Lo
 Angeles tomorrow for a brief busi
 ness visit.
 Armer and Arnett, the prisoner
 who escaped recently from tn
 Yuma penitentiary, have been re
 captured.
 F. E. Brook, a Colorado Springs
 Colorado, attorney, well known her
 came last evening in on professions
 business.
 Tonight-Be sure to come-A biz
 big meeting conducted by AdjutanI | Wood and wife at Salvation Army
 hall. Also tomorrow at II a. m.,
 p. m. and 8 p. m. Admission free.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the
 Baptist Church held a very pleasant
 social at the residence of Mir. and
 Mrs. c. E. Donaldson, last night
 which was largely attended and 6 neat sum realized for the church.
 The news of the day, up to ( o'clock p. m., Washington time, is telegraphed to the JOURNAL -MINEE the day on which the events occur. If you want to read them today take the JOURNAL MINER.
 F. W. Erode, of Phenix, who was injured at Castle creek hot springs over a year ago, by falling from a cliff, died in Phenix on Thursday night from the effect of the injuries received. He has been a terrible sufferer during the past twelve months.
 Hamaker has just received a beautiful line of samples of the latest photo novelty photo jewelry, breast pins, scarf pins, link culf buttons, studs, mounted with gold or silver, hand painted and plain any price from p cents to $3 per piece or set. Come and see them at once. Hamaker, Photographer lw
 Miss Bertha Schuerman has some very finely executed works of art on exhibition at Wooster's store. The work shows fine artistic ability. Miss SchueFman was very highly complimented by her teacher on her proficiency in her chosen liDe. Sbe contemplates opening an art studio here in the near future.
 Major W. Nj. Wallace. of the 2d Cavalry, U. s. army, who is at present at Whipple, was formerly 6 troop commander in the 9th Cavalry of which R. L. Tea was a member. MT. Tea says he served ten years in Major Wallace's company, and that no finer officer or better man ever a company of troops. '
 Jndge and Mrs. E. W. Wells and their daughter, Miss Helen, enter tained the whist club at their beau tiful residence last evening in a most charming manner. Ten boards of duplicate whist were played. after which number of games of pro gressive whist were played, and ele- yant refreshments were served.
 The adjutant general has issued l orders to the several national guard | throughout the territory | 70 discontinue the nightly drills | lntil further orders. The boys are decidedly glad of the new order ar many of them work hard during he day, and to be compelled to drill 'very night soon loses its charm ohenix Herald.
 R. N. Fredericks and F. G. Brech eturned this morning from thei 'ticial visit to Knights Templa .ommanderies in Arizona. They were in Nogales on Thursday after loon and report heavy raiU there, which extended as far north as Mar copa.
 The Cabinet cafe, under the man Igement of that excellent caterer, Billy Sutton, will be opened to the 'ublic on Monday. The place has ust undergone complete remodel 1g and now presents a comfortable nd tasty appearance, which with he care and ability Mir. Sutton is nown to possess in preparing the ables with nice things to eat, will undoubtedly make the Cabinet an 1viting place. The new proprietor 'ili maintain the same rates and xtend the same consideration in he new place as in the old, and de- fires to have the public generally the number"
 Here is a puzzle which you may " to see what you can do with. l ie string about a yard long to he door key and take the string in he right hand. Hold it So the key ill clear the floor four or five lches. If you hold the string .eady enough it will begin to swing ack and forth ID a straight line. at another person take your left I aud in his and the motion of the ey will cha Ige from the pendulum, {; ke swing to circular swing. If a lird person will place his hand on le shoulder of the second person I le key will stop. After you have nished eating your supper just try 6 le above and solve the puzzle.
 From Mondays Daily. W. s. Head came up from Camp er,ic on Saturday.
 Frank F:antz came up from Rich ltar today. Knights of Pythias lodge meets ms evening. H. L. Scott, the original locator the Fools Gulch mines, is in 'wn. Wade Rulings, a Phenix attorney,
 in town attending the district f 'urt. c A vote for water works and sewer ,e tomorrow means a vote for f eater Prescott. . Subscribe for the JoURNAL-MNER Id read the latest news of import Ice on the day it occurs. Z Geo. W. Hance, John Woods and lily Stephens of the Verde Valley e visitors to Prescott. 8 Thomas Thompson, 6 young stock S an of Turkey creek, is at Hotel 'insor seriously i'll with rheuma- r sn. I