Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-20
LOCAL NOTES.
FReM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FReM THURSDAYS DAILY. Lieut.. Ramsey is up on business trip from Camp Verde.
 Fair prices were realized at the Loun' sale on Tuesday.
 Edgar Stephens left this afternoon for Los Angeles
 A jury has been empaneled to try the Wham robbers at Tucson.
 VIC. Burage and Thomas Smith left for the Congress to-day.
 Dr Robinson was called to Kirkland valley today, to attend patient. A fine. big deer was brought in from inc Megollon mountains last night. Judge ". L. Griffin of Lynx creek, is on bis periodicial visit to Prescott. The JouRNAL-MINER publishes the news and has no apologies to offer for it. A Phenix man recently killed ten nonths' old calf that dressed $50 pounds.
 Lucilla Stanley was taken into GUS body last evening, charged with being Insane.
 Citizens of Tempe will hold meet kng November l6th, to discuss starting cheese factory.
 Deer and wild turkey gre reported in huudance in the Mogollon and Bill Williams mountains.
 The trial of Matt Black. fer the kill ng of J. NJ. Griffith, near Flagstaff, will . commenced tomorrow or Saturday. Sheriff O'Neill and Recorder Akers burned from Yuma yesterday with he three train robbers, who are wanted testify in the case against Smith. Judge E. w. French has returned om Skull valley During his visit he raiphtend out the school difficulties, Id the school is again in successful )eration.
 Government teams are bringing the legraph wire and poles in pretty rap. ly. They have the line down to a Sint beyond J. H. Hamilton's in Pee es valley.
 If that item Fer Croakers" in eur ntemporsry does not strike Ca man ho is down" harder than anything At has appeared in this paper, We do t understand the English language. W. A. Clark, of the United Verde >pper company, was welcome wis., r at the eJoURNAL-MINER flee to-day, Clark is detained in Prescott for a days, on legal business.
 CAT load of coal oil arrived yesterday Bashford & Burmister, and a car d came in today for J. l.. Fisher, That the town promises to be we'll minat q for some time to come fritz lessen had an amateur instan- leeus photographic outfit, to-day, ling pictures, which afforded amuse- |nt to bystanders. The photos how r did not prove very satisfactory to victims.
 Tucson telegram of the 18th says: Masonic Grand Lodge of Arizona here to-day. Eight charter lodges te represented. Preliminary steps b taken for the organiz stion of a Ind Chapter. Representatives from
 chapters were present. M. w. les, of Phenix, was elected Grand kh Priest
 kobert Cennell received notice to- of his appointment, by Governor afey, as ,elegate to the silver vention which meets in St. Louis. Cember 26th. He will leave fer te next Wednesday, November 2Oth. b. A. c rdler has also been hon. with an appointment to the same vention, but says it will be impos- for him to attend.
 rticles of incorporation of the Ari- Wesleyan University have been
 in Phenix. The incorporators Revs. G. H. Adams, D. F Howe, Wm. Christy, Josiah Harbert and bry E. Kemp. The headquarters at Phenix. Its object is the educa- of youth in all branches of learn usually taught in universities, with t to establish colleges, seminaries laratory schools and dormitories, as be necessary to maintain a first university.
 be case of F. M. Murphy vs. W. A Fk occupied the time of the district Ft during the entire session of yes ay and this forenoon. Argument .i he case was commenced about II bck this forenoon. The case hal
 we'll contested on both sides, ant argument has proven brilliant g of forensic eloquence, Messrs win & Johnston representing tn, htiff, and Messrs. Herndon & Flaw
 the defense. It is needless to ga, neither side overlooked poin eh would benefit their client.
 he Prescott Chautauqus Reading
 met "Wednesday afternoon, at tn, ence. of Mrs. T. w. Otis. Tn. king was called to order by tn, ~ dent. Quotations at roll-call wer, Government." Minutes of previ meeting wsre read and approved Harris Baldwin read an article CT
 Life of the Romans" from th, lmber chatauquan. Mrs w. o
 ill read a poem, by Eliza Cook
 "A Song for the Season." Mrs Al Blake read the second part O ptai Philosophy" by John Hsbber
 The questions were on "Politica lomyn ahd "Physical Geography.
 the discussion of current events eoeiety adjourned to meet mex
 nesday. tbe 20th, at the residenc,
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