Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-09-14

Uo ana see Nevada at the opera house tonight.
 Among the visitors to Prescott is J C. Boblett, of Lynx creek.
 NJ. Goldwater & Bro. have new advertisement is this issue.
 No extra charges for reserved seats at the opera house tonight.
 Col. Wm. Herring and W. H. Stillwell arrived from Tombstone yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. k. Worries, of Flagstaff, are paying their firstTisit to Prescott.
 The hose running team will give an exhibition practice at their track at 6:3O this evening.
 A dramatic treat is in store for those who attend the opera house entertainment tonight.
 w. c. Barnes, of Apache county. was one of the passengers on the wrecked train last night.
 Hon. J. V. Rhoades, general man. ager of the Arizona Cattle company. IS a delegate to the convention.
 E Nj. Mills, of Maricopa, and D. l.. Thomas, of Graham county, ar lived by private conveyance ear ly this morning.
 1 Captain w. A. Hancock, J. B. Early and W. Deputy arrived yes terday from Phenix, to attend the republican convention. Murray McInernay, superintend- ent of the territorial prison, and an old time Yavapaian, is renewing old acquintances here, being delegate to the convention.
 R. H. Paul, of Pima, Murray Me Inernay, of Yuma, and W. $. Sturgess, of Pima, arrived last night by private conveyance from the south, and are stopping at Hotel Burke.
 Owing to last nights railroad ac- cident, the train failed to go out this morning. In consequence of this J. l.. Fisher and party are de- tained in Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Bray and Mr and Mrs. E. $. Clark, all of whom are still looked upon by Prescott people as partly belonging to us, are welcome visitors to our town. Captain W. H. Hardy. the wheel horse of republicanism in Mohave county, and Judge Russell, King man. are both in town to represent our sister county in the territorial convention.
 W. G. Stewart, the little giant of Cocoon ocounty, is in town in at tendance of the republican conven- ton. A republican convention without Mickey" Stewart in 1t would be an odd gathering.
 The following is the list of base ball players from Flagstaff: C.. Spellmire. P. Ryan, D. B. Hennes- sey. P. Gruner, NJ. Welsh, G. Sliker, !. Bsvan, Bert Davis, Chas. Cannal l. Art Allister, Dave Bonita.
 The Sullivan Corbett fight at New Orleans resulted in a victory for the latter, in the twenty first round, Sullivan being knocked out. The result of the fight will retire the big Boston man from the ring. Heaven be thanked.
 Jake Spitz, the popular drummer, with bald head, is in town, on business visit. While Mir. Spitz was alighting from the train at the Needles on a recent night, local astronomer there stampeded by mis- taking the lustre of Jake's cranium for that of visit of Mars to the earth. SO brilliant did the atmos- phere become suddenly.
 Track laying was commenced on the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phe- nix railroad on last Tuesday. There is no false alarm this time as track laying has commenced in earnest and no mistake about 1t. The delay of about a month was caused by the failure to receive spikes, bolts, etc.
 The following is the list of ladies and gentlemen from FlagstpH who are visiting our town at present: MT. and Mrs. John Worries, Mir. and Mrs. e. A. Bray, MT. and Mrs. E. $. Clark, Mesdames 4. T. Cornish, 5. T.. Elliott and John Clark, Misses Eva Dutton. Annie Ross: Messrs. J. E. Jones. J. G. Savage, Abeel. Kelsey, Julius Folgie, Dr. J. NJ. Marshall, W. G. Stewart, D. Von Neida, John V. Rhodes.
 Mrs. R. H. Burmister gave very pleasant and enjoyable garden party yesterday afternoon. Mesdames k R. Bowers. G. 4. Swan and F. G. Parker. favored the hostess and other guests with musical solos, ac- companied by Prof. Thomas on the piano. The latter and K. B. Bur mister also rendered a piano and violin duet, which was greatly ap- preciated by those present. About l.3O the ladies, thirty-oDe m num- bar sat down to an elegant luncheon the discussion of which. mingled with social converse, occupied thelr time for fully three hours.
 IL. Fisher will leave for the east ,o-morrow. He will be accompa- nied by his daughter, Miss Hattie' and Miss Pearl Hutchinson ana Charley Herndon of Prescott anu Miss Hamilton of Socorro, New Mexico. all of whom go east to at- tend school. The three young la- dies will enter Forest Park nniver- sity at St. Louis, while Cnarley Herndon will attend the miiitary school at Mexico, Missouri. AI,e' @ disposing of his wards as above MT MI. Fisher will visit Chicago ana Ne" . York, to purchase goods, expecting to be absent for about a month