Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-11-25
ROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

be opera house tonight.
 Geo. s. Porter expects to nov
 nto his new building by Decembe
 rst.
 An contemplating citizen of Eas
 Prescott is building two nice six 2 pom houses for rent.
 The engineer corps of the $. F
 X r. railroad are still workin.
 lst south of town.
 Edward Titcomb and Miss Mar,
 christ, daughter of Hon. Geo
 ch ist, were married recently.
 A drunk and disorderly was giver
 l0 or ten days, this morning, b,
 Recorder Foster. He paid the fine
 Archie Campbell aud Lavinia Me
 ary, of Walnut Grove, were mar. Eed recently, by Probate Judge
 Trench, in Prescott.
 a The man with tho four chins bree tongues, three cheeks ana Elephants ear, who exhibited him.
 elf in Prescott Inst May, has reach
 d New York, where he is being in-
 estigated by scientific men. 5 The jury in the Gallagher Moran
 nurder ease. after being out from
 :30 p. m. Monday evening, came
 nto court this morning and an Bounced that they were unable to
 gree, and were dischar. ed.
 Justice H. W. Fleury, yesterday. Derformed the ceremony, uniting 5eputy Sheriff James F. Roberts 1nd Miss Pamelia Kirkland in mar 3age. The young couple halls from Congress, the bride being a daugh- ker of Judge Kirkland, one of the eery earliest settlers of this section. I Mrs. Brooks, wife of Judge II. Brooks, died this afternoon. after an
 Illness lasting only since last Friday. Deceased was very estimable lady, Hnd had resided here since 1883. be- Rg one of the first ladies that ar Eyed at Whipple. Her death will e mourned by the entire commu- hty.
 The O. K. hpss company elected De following new members at their neeting last night: Henry Evans, 5. A. Swan, ]. R. Dillon, Geo. Mer- St' Mel Jon,s, M. Pagan, Frank Jackson, Ed. NJ. Blake, Alma Stew rt. Charles Carter, George Heisler, Frank Heisler.
 A. Redewill, the we'll known piano |ealer, has been indicted by a grand hry in Phenix, charged with having Committed a criminal assault on a 'oung lady. The date of the as eged assault was September 6, 1889. dr. Redewili claims that it is a lackmailing scheme, and the time llcwed to elapse since the alleged rime was committed seems to cor pborate his theory.
 Referring to the statement of the oURsAL-MINER recently that water
 urses in the eastern part of the onaty which have heretofore been " in ordinary seasons, have an bnndant supply of water this year, alnes ". Smith. the Walnut Grove | toekman. says the same condition Aists. ill his locality. Water is ound there now in considerable where it has never been 1und before except in the very | 'ettest seasons. This is a phe- omenon which those of scientific urn of mind can investig ate, as the resent year has been the driest one for years.
 A fair house greeted the Beebe- 'arbour company last night to wit ess the production of Black Dia- londs." While the play is a good | ne. it suffers when compared with lr. Barbou's play of "A Legal ,ocament." Neither is the charac- er of Mark O'Dare as well suited to IF. Barbour as that of MT. Fox love. although he played the char cter well. The other members of he company also sustained their well. Little Grace 'eebe, as Molly" brought down le house with her specialties. She as sweet voice, and her singing nd acting seems perfectly natural nd not the least bit stacey. A ue., Il am not Old Enough to .nnw," by her and w. w. Craig, as ono of the most interesting fea- Tres of the evenings performance, hile their dancing elicited great pPiause. The company tonight ili produce another of MT. Bar ,ur's plays, entitled "The Shadows the Homestead" in which he will ,psIr as an hone it old farmer. This a. has rsc eiyed very compliment v notice from the press and prom '4 to bs excee lin gly int sresting. \. 4. Moore cam, in yesterday on le Walnut Grcye stage from Gas e creek, where men aGe at work on le new stage roai. They have pro ressed now with the work so far lat stages are run clear through om Prescott to Phenix on this nc. Ed Wagoner has the contract IT carrying the mails between reseott and the Castle Creek smelt- [, and leaves the former place in le morning, arriving at Castle reek about midnight. While the aad is ill fair condition, K. Bar at has stili a force of men at work if. The road from Gas e creek to Phenix is said to be in Scellent condition, and good time
 made on that end, stages making ose connection at Castle creek ith Wagoner' coaches. Good oaches are being run n both ends [ the lime and the time made is bout the same as that on the Black anyon road. This route is proba- ly the most picturesque of the lree stage routes between Prescott nd Phenix, the scenery gong over Iovernment hill, near Prescott and own into Copper Basin. being par cuiarly fac. The scenery in the cinity of Castle. creek is also pod. Good accommodations are DIV furnished for passengers on the ue.
 Remarkable Rescue.