Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-11-25
FRoM FRIpAy's DAILY.

FRoM FRIpAy's DAILY.
 The great spectacular play "She'
 will be produced tonight. Mir. and Mrs. s. A. Logan art happy over the arrival of boy, borr
 November 19.
 The public schools were dismissed
 this afternoon on account of Berths
 Shurtleff's death.
 The school house flag was at hall . mast to-day on account of the death little Bertha Shurtleff, one of the
 pupils.
 The pupils of Miss Tuttle's room
 attended the funeral of their late
 playmate, Bertha Shurtlef, this af-
 ternoon.-
 John Smith received lot of prai-
 rie chickens, which he found ready
 sale Tor very few minutes after
 their arrival.
 Dr. C. X. Sewall returned last even
 ing from the Old Reliable mine
 where he went to treat J. k. Liston.
 He left him greatly improved.
 X gentleman who was taking a
 Sunday walk recently says he count
 ed thirteen new building being erected ia Prescott within a radius of one or two blocks.
 Be on hand prompt at ? D. m. tomorrow at J. l.. Fishers store and procure bargains in Horse, Buggy, Wagon. Jersey Bull, etc, advertised at the head locals in this paper.
 Stages leave Prescott every Mon day and Friday for Phenix, via Cop per Basin, Walnut Grove and Castle creek. Returning they arrive in Prescott every Tuesday and Satur- day.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Brooks was attended this afternoon by a large concourse of citizens. The Masons met in their hall and at tended in a body. Services were held at the Congregational church which were very impressive.
 Transportation has arrived at Whipple to convey accoutrements of the Apache Indian company to Fort Huachuca. They win leave next Monday and no one so far as heard from regrets their going as the regulation allowing them to get | bowling drunk on beer, makes them | more or less of a menace to our cit | izens.
 In the district court this morning motion was made and argued for a continuance until tho next term of | court in the Gallagher-Mo mur- der trial. The motion was oyerruled and the case set for trial next Fri day. November 27th, venire for fifty additional trial jurors being issued returnable on that date. All of the members of the present panel were excused for the term except two.
 Secretary x. O. Murphy, who is interested in the Santa Fe, Phenix X Prescott railroad, paid the con tractors and engineers yesterday. This was the first pay day on the road. The graders are now working on the tenth mile of road-bed north of Phenix and are pushing north ward as rapidly as possible. The ''doubting Thomases" are becoming scarce and soon the last one will have vanished.-Phenix Republican.
 uNho .,o-N of rLo,,.. nollo.lo. | alias Moran, will be retried. A pro position to allow the defendant to plead guilty to manslaughter was ,ery properly rejected by District Attorney Brown. If the defendant i Is really insane as set up by the de- z 'ense he should be confined in an i insane asylum and not in the terri ; ritorial prison. If he is not insane i md should he be convicted of murder , le should be punished. If it is no i ,rime to shoot an officer in the dis ,harge of his duty he should be set Tree. The attendance at the Opera i House last night was the smallest of , my night during the week, while ' he play was as good as any that , las been produced. While the com I oany had to play to vacant seats O nearly one-half of the capacity of | he house, they did their work as { we'll as though the house had been ( backed. There will be a matinee $ afternoon ? o'clock 1t which admission for reserved eats will be 70 cents; general ad- mission for adults DO cents, and D cents. The spectacular play She" will be produced to- right.