Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-02
FRoN THURSDAYS DAILY.
 District court has,adjourned.

Distinct court hassadlourned.
 Attend the chicken supper thi
 evening.
 Attend the concert at Masoni
 hall to-vight.
 Slight rain showers Wednesda,
 afternoon and night.
 The last coat of paint is bein 2 pu
 on the Methodist church. Deputy Sheriff Cartier has takeI George Young to the "psn."
 The express office will he moved into the new quarters tomorrow.
 Miles Archibald is now a full fiedged citizen of the United States
 Chicken pie supper tonight from , to o'clock at the Elite restau rant.
 Frank Kuehne, has bought a ranch from Phil Hoover south of town.
 The Commercial Mining company has recently had its buildings at the depot repaired.
 A. Emanuel is repainting and otherwise improving his Marina street residence.
 Call at the Elite restaurant this evening between 3 and s o'clock and get a chisken pie supper.
 J.S. Jones' eldest child has been quite seriously i'll for the past three or four days but is getting better.
 Good building and residence lots are growing in demand, while prices are growing proportionally.
 Do not miss the opportunity to hear Mrs. c. H. Grouse, nee Miss Jesse Stevens, sing tomorrow even ing.
 J. A. Knoblock met with a pain ful accident yesterday by striking his foot against the prong of table fork which was imbedded in the mud.
 Word was brought to town this afternoon that Captain A. Jackson of Oak creek, died last night, of heart disease, after an illness of only two hours.
 The funeral of the late A. O. Elliott took place this afternoon from the Baptist church, Rev. c. F. Spray officiating. The funeral was largely attended.
 1.-The Prescott Euchre club met last night at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. T. w. Johnston and a very pleasant and enjoyable time was had. Mir. and Mrs. Johnston un- ierstand thoroughly the art of en- tertaining.
 The executive committee of the league club held a meet ng last night and transacted some business when it adjourned until next Saturday evening. The mem ,ers of the club are quite enthusias- .ic.
 Given X Love, first class black 'miths and wagonmakers, have opened the Eureka shops on Cortez treet, opposite the City Feed Yard. They are prepared to do work in heir line satisfactorily in price and 
 Ed. Davis, who has been charged 1 with assisting Wilson to escape .fther the latter had killed Hatch l ken at Copper Basin, has written a etter to the Courier, in which he | confirms the report. The story he els in the letter is somewhat at va -iance, so Sheriff Lowry says, with what he told him. If there is a law against assisting a man to escape liter the commission of a crime, Davis may yet be called to face it.
 Frank Williams. son of Mir. and Mrs. P. A. Williams, is lying dan yerously i'll at the residence ofC. $. Black in Kirkland valley. He was .aken with & congestive chill about | our days ago, and yesterday had ,een unconscious for forty-eight hours. Dr. McCandless returned 1 his afternoon from visit to him md says that his case is hopeless, md that he can only live for a short | ime.
 Elsewhere in this issue will be published the programme of the concert to be given tomorrow even ng in the Masonic Hall under the auspices of the Ladies Guild, of .he Episcopal church. The pro- ,eeds will be applied toward fur nishing the new Episcopal church. The concert will commence at s o'clock sharp and after its close the adies will serve home made sand Siches and coffee and cake and ce cream. A table of fancy articles which have been prepared by mem ,ers of the guild and their friends | will also be offered for sale.
 The preliminary examination of Henry NJ. Wilson. alias Susie Will 'on, alias George Wilson Hunter, ook place this afternoon before Justice Fleury. Only three wit nesses were examined. The testi- nony introduced did not differ ma ,erially from what has already been | published. Two witnesses examin- d were witnesses of the murder, md they testified to the same con that was testified to before he coroner's jury. The defendant | lid not introduce any testimony. md he was held without bail to l appear before the grand jury.
 Personal Mention.