Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
E.. W. Wells is in Phenix

E. W. Wells Is in Phenix. l N. c. Shekels is in from Crowned King.
 Services at the Marina str eet church tonight.
 s. c. Miller has hve-roon house io rent near his residence.
 Rev. G. F. Bovasd will preach at th' Methodist church tonight.
 Talk is that J. S. Gales will shortly start a dancing school in Prescott.
 Hon. J. W. pougherty will leave tol Phenix via Los An eles tomorrow, John Lswler returned Saturday even ing from a visit to his mines near the Hill.ids.
 J. Nj. Aiken beat all previous scores yesterday by making fourteen hits in succession.
 Mls. Cassie Gray. wife oi Charley Gray, died last night, after an illness oi several months. District Attorney Brown is preparing to attend the session oi the supreme court at Phenix. The city council will meet tonight when Mayor Howard will deliver his third inaugural address.
 Nick Palmer sent into Prescott yes. terdsy for his plug hat, to wear at the starting of the Senator mill.
 The thermometer registered $ de- grees above zero yssterosy morning, and IS above this morning.
 The Flagstaff nsvigstors got suc- cessful start recently from Yuma on their trip around the globe.
 J. Williams advertises for propo. sals for freighting to the various mines of which he is superintendent.
 The board of trade will meet this evening, to consider various proposi- tions of importance to this section.
 J. NJ. Gibson died in Phenix, on Friday. from the effect Of injuries sus. tained by being ihrown from buggy.
 A recsnt letter received here from Flagstaff states that ". l.. Van Horn talks ..o' locating in San Bernardino, Cal.
 The ghost dancing, as ann ounced by the JouRSAL-MIsER some weeks since. is said to be still kept up by the Wal. lapsi Indisns
 Hen. W. A. Freeze will leave to- morrow for Phenix, to attend 10 his du. ties as legislator, His family will sc. company him.
 Doc. Wilson, a sporting man of Phe- nix, became insane last week, and wan. dered of in & partially nude condition and died on the desert-
 The office formerly used by the dis trict attorney has been re-csrpeted and is now used for the meetings of the board of supervisors.
 The Mohsve Miner tells of an explo- sion of giant powder in that county, by which a man named Knapp lost his arm, and David Southwick was seri- onsly injured.
 Gorham A. Brsy left for Flagstaff this morning. Mir. Bray has many warm friends iu and around Prescott who would like to see him locate in Prescott again.
 Flagstaff masonic lodge has elected the following officers: Daxid T Hart. W. Nj. Jas N silhox, s. w; Jos B Tappan, Treas. Dan NJ Francis, s. D.: Aax SAlzman, J. D. z
 A slate is said to have been prepared for the officers of the proposed Coco nino county. in which everything but sheriff and the members of the board of supervisors is given to the democrats.
 The engine of an east bound psssen. ger train jumped the track st Walnut station :ast Thursday night and the engineer, George Howser. was instantly killed. None of the passengers were injured.
 The Phenix Herald contains the following item in regard to our board of supervisors: "The Congressional funding blll for Arizona has been tacit- ly repealed by that superior legislative body, the Ysvapai county Supervisor" "
 Out of twenty birds shot si yesterday by the members of the Prescott gun club, the follgwing score was made !: Aitken IT, Waite l6. Curry l5, Mor!n IS, Tritle 13, Andrews 10. Aiken H 2, Marks 6. Stewart 5.