Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-20
FRoM MoNDAY's DNIy.

FROM MoNpAY's DAILY. There will be no ent ,rtainment a
 Hotel Burke tonight.
 The Shakespeare circle will mee
 tonight at the residence of Mrs. (
 F. Dake.
 T. J. Dunkle has sold lot seven
 block one, Prescott, to John Smitl
 for 500.
 City council meets tonight whel
 the new city officers will be sworr
 into office.
 J. l.. Hall has filed water right
 location for record. IL is situated
 on Date creek.
 Services will be held at the Con,
 gregational church every night this
 week except Friday and Saturday
 nights.
 Thomas Carroll, of Cottonwood,
 and Myra May Bell. of Upper Verde, were married on Sunday, January
 l7, by Justice II. W. Flsury.
 J. W. Jackson has been appointed special administrator of the estate of the late Wm. Kinds. Deceased
 is said to have left avaluable estate.
 The monument to be placed over the grave of the late Sandy Ham, mond was taken out to the Citizens cemetery to-day.
 Wm. Dulin and Thomas Humph- reys were thrown out of their wagon yesterday near the slaughter house by the wagon they were in sliding over the icy ground. Neither were much injured.
 The New Mexico militia wants to be ordered out to fight Garzs. This bandit offers no attractions for the Arizona militia but the latter is aching" to go 10 Chile and settle the Baltimore affair.
 Chief Engineer Hood, of the South ern Pacific company, and Col. Mas ten, of the NJ. X F. railroad, are mak- ing a personal examination of the first fifty miles of the proposed ex- tension of the latter road, north of Phenix. They expect to continue their examination through to Pres cott very soon.
 Yesterday did not prove a good l day for high scores of the Prescott l gun club. Waite, who is in the lead | for the season, dropped down to | within one of the bottom for the | days score, while Marks took the lead in yesterdays score: The fol lowing is the score: Marks 13, J. NJ. Aitken l2, Goldwater l2, Porter II, 10, Morin s, Curry s, Waite 6. Stewart 5.
 The duck hunters returned on Saturday evening from their Peck ake excursion, bringing with them I6 ducks. An expensive mishsp oc- ,urred to them after tuair arrival, which was about midnight. While their equipments in front ,f J. NJ. Aitken's cigar store the cam became frightened and ran ,way, bringing up astride of an ,lectric light pole near the depot, wrecking their wagon. They estimate that their ducks cost hem from S to 8 piece besides heir time and ammunition.
 The Prescott Chautaaqua Club net on Tuesday, Jan. l2, at the 'esidence of Mrs. c. P. Dako at 2:30 }. m. Program carried out. Pro- ,ram for next meeting arranged as ollows: Quotations Pa Der, on Abraham Lincoln, Mrs. Me iowan. Reading-"Star made from Territories" Mrs. c. H. Akers, from Ian. Chaut. F, em, on Lincoln, Mrs. Harris Baldwin, from Jan. Chaut. aeadin -"Cruise of the Quaker ;ity," Mrs. F. W. Blake, from Jan. Ihaut. Questions-"Social Insti- utims in the United States" Dec. ,haut. 1 to l6. Questions-"World f To-day China" Dec. Chaut.; uswer in Jan. Adjourned to meet t the residence of Mrs. E. W. French, on Tuesday, January l9 at go p. m.
 The sad news was received here y telegraph Saturday evening, that !. J. Williams, former resident of 'rescott, had died in San Die O, on at l o'clock p. m., of pneu- nonia, superinduced by a relapse of he influenza. MT. Williams was ormerly the general manager for he Commercial Mining Company n Prescott, position he filled for everal years. He was an indefati- |, able and tireless worker, and had many warm friends here who will ! earn with the deepest regret of his ! cath. While he was public spir- ted citizen, it was in the family ircie where his noble traits of haracter were most noticeable, though no ostentatious display q 'as made. He was devoted to his amily, and more afectionate hus- . and and father is rarely found. { While bis friends and acquaintances d will miss him, the loving | fife and fatherless children Nill ex- ! erience an unspeakable grief in his | cath, and the sympathy of this [ goes out to them in the 1; our of their affliction. Deceased | 'as a native of Wales, and has been | aken of in the very prime of life,