Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-11-25
FRox MoSDAY's DAILY.

,. Prescott at l0:3O P. Tn. s Dr. Helm, of Phenix, has been in
 dicted for murder.
 : Only about one mile of the Jerome
 bucket line awaits completion. , Attend the Dime social at the
 Methodist parsonage tonight. I The dime social will meet at the
 Methodist parsonage this evening. Contractor Parker is making good
 progress in the building of the M. . E. church.
 Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the Baptist church next Thursday.
 The Mohave Miner has changed
 its day of publication from Sun- day to Friday.
 Rev. NJ. k. Hickman, of Eagle
 Lake, Minnesota, has been appoint
 ed to the Kingman circuit.
 The Shakespeare Circle will meet
 tonight it 2 o'clock at the resi-
 dence of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Martin.
 The W. c. T. U. of Prescott will
 meet in the Congregational church
 next Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The Episcopalian society has
 rented the Prescott opera house and
 will commence holding services there
 next Sunday.
 Chief of Police Tackett will en-
 force the ordinance which prohib-
 its females from drinking at the
 bars of saloons.
 A deed has been filed for record
 from J. T. Shull to A. G. Randall for
 lot forty-three, block twenty, Pres colt, for $500.
 There are number of men in town who have been attracted here by tho proposed building of the $.
 F., P. x F. railroad.
 Argument in the case of Emma | Gonzales vs. the trustees of the | Flagstaff townsite occupied the time | of the district court to-day.
 Chester Coe, of Lonesome valley, Cora c. La Tourette and Grove & Holland, of Castle creek, have filed their stock brands for record.
 Prof. Gales will open his dancing school tonight at the city hall. Every one is invited to attend. No pupils will be admitted after this evening.
 Fine fresh stock of candy just re- ceived at Ford's. Not a bit of old stock on hand. Candy that you buy at Ford's will be fresh and of the best quality.
 Recorder Foster assessed fine of 500 or the alternative of 150 days in jail this morning against an un- fortunate who had partaken too freely of Thanksgiving anticipations.
 The announcement of E. NJ. Tack itt as candidate for chief of police appears in this issue. Mir. Tackitt has had great experience as . peace officer, and has never yet been found wanting in any of the qualities re- quired of such an officer.
 w. H. Brotherton. who was an nounced by the JoURNAL-MNER as passing through Prescott Junction a few weeks ago with wheelbar- row, en route to the east, from San died few days ago, of mountain fever, at La Junta, Colo rado.
 The regular meeting of the Chau- club was held on Tuesday, 17th, at the residence of T the Misses Weaver. A very inter- esting program was carried out. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 2ith at the resi- dence of Mrs. E. Wells at 2:30 p. m. { sharp.
 Patents have been received at the s land office in Prescott for the follow ing persons on their homesteads: t Daniel T. Cutter, Martha Miller, widow of James Miller, deceased, Christian Becker, Elizabeth Dens- ! more, Osmond Johnson, the heirs of z Henry Weiben. deceased, William D. Samuel F. Lee, Fred and Henry J. Peters.
 The following is the score made at yesterdays shoot of the Gun club: Marks. IS; J. M. Aitken, 13; Morin, i; l3; Livingston, 13; Waite, To; H. D. Aitken, 9; Curry, $; Tritle, S. Gold , water, .; Andrews, ,; Porter, 3; Me [ Dowell, 0 After the regular match Waite, Tritle, H. D. Aiken and II. shot at five birds for an a oyster supper, in which Aiken made e the lowest score.
 An interesting article in the forth T coming Overland (December) will be q by John s. Hittell, on "The Dead Blue River" This Blue Gravel i Lead" famous in Calif, rnia gold h mining annals, is now the source of a geological controversy between r Professors Whitney and LeConte. MT. Hittell will summarize the ar guments and make the point at issue plain by text, maps and dia- [ grams.
 A job printing establishment has been flooding the town recently with . samples of envelopes containing a printed description of Prescott on them in addition to the business cards of any firm desiring them. Any pne wishing such envelopes printed } can have the same quality of work and stock furnished at the same prices at this office. There is no oc- | ,asion for any one to send of for job s work. |
 The s. F., P. x P. engineer corps have completed the permanent loca- , ton of the line south of town as far !, as the summit. There have been . five preliminary lines run out of ' town, the one finally selected being the one that follows Granite creek. l. The engineers expected to move their ! camp to-day from six to eight miles !: