Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18
FRon FRIDAYS DAILY.


 O. F. Place. of Crowned King. is in town.
 N. o. Sheksls returned from Califor- mia last evening. ee
 A Bag staf was erected on Odd Eel lows' hall yesterday.
 The mining outlook for this section for the coming season is very hattsring.
 Mir. and Hrs. o. ". Culver expect to return to Prescott sson again to re- side. ~
 Four new singers arrived from. Phe- nix last evening. to take an engage ment ct the Palace.
 s.F. Mcguire returned last night from San Diego. His health has fully recovered. although he l. still weak.
 Council bill 6s, reducing the salary of the superintendent of public instruc- ton to $75e per year has passed the house.. baEe
 Miss Maud Lincoln. daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Lincoln celebrated her fourteenth birthday by entertaining . number of her young friends at the family residence last evening.
 Peter Hatch and Benjamin Taylor, of Kansas City, are in town. looking after mining interests here. The for mer is connected with the Quarts Noun tain Mining company. and the latter with the. Dixie.
 The dance given by the Knights:of Pyth,as last evening was we'll attended and highly enjoyed by those present. In addition to the benevolent features oi this order, it combines that of socia. bility. and l. accordingly very popular. The lodge in Prescott is in . very pros porous condition financially and has . large list of members, to which addi. tions arc being constantly made, and the social parties given by 1t arc among the most pleAsant of any given in Pres. cott.
 A recent telegram from Tombstone says: "A man named Doyle is just in from the San Bsrnardino ranch with the report of .. small band ef Apsches itsrrorizing that section. Yesterday morning they killed three COWS belong. ing to ex-Shsrif Slaughter and, after skinning them. took part of tho hides and meat and started for the lower end of the Chiricahua mountains. There are no soldiers in that vicinity and fears are expressed for the safety of the few ssttlers left there. All the ranchss are deserted through the val ley" Whether it Is csse of real live Indians, or whether the news were started to affect the ranger" bill now before the legislature, is not known.
 Another woman suffrage bill has passed the house. While it wss up for consideration in the house, Represen- tative Freeze, in explaining his vote, gave away the secret of its passage in the council and 1ofits defeat afterwards. On sau of ayes and noes, Ar. Freeze wished to explain his vote. He said when tho bill cane up Hrst in the council and paced. ten of the members had their wives present and the bill re- csivsd ten votes, and hs was in simi- iAr petition, co he would vote yes. The biIl was then passsd by the follow ing vote: Ayss-Burr, Copeland. Duu- baE, Driscoll. Farish, Freeze, Hof, Hart. | Lessur. Mott. Nr. Speaker-l1. Noes-I Allen, Brinley. Heyne. Moore, Pusch, Suter, Samienego, Vail, Fisher-l0.
 Mfs. D. Levy gave on afternoon tea party yesterday afternoon, complimen- :Ary to Mrs. L. Wollsnbsrg. prior to hs departure of the latter to Califor. ,ia to reside. The first course was q itersry salad. in which candy was pass d to the guests. and accompanying 1t l sas . literary question of some kind, or each one to answer, which proved