Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-06

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 FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 This is leap year.
 Election next Tuesday.
 Turkey shoot tomorrow.
 Get your election tickets at this
 office.
 pr. Pentlsnd has opened an office
 m C. R. Martindell's office. Jake Marks will move into his
 new business place on Monday.
 Mrs. G. A. Bray sent very hand
 some Christmas card to the Dudes
 hose company on Christmas.
 There will be turkey shoot to-
 morrow, at ? o'clock, al the gun
 club grounds tn West Prescott.
 Sleighs and cutters were out in
 full force yesterday. It is the first
 sleighing had in Prescott for several
 years.
 Mir. Chandler, of San Francisco. a cousin of the noted Chris Buckley
 of that city, Is visiting Prescott for
 few days.
 Four members of the gun club went out yesterday and made the following score; Aitken, ]. M.. l5; Morin, II; Porter, II; Livingston, g.
 A fro in Ed. Burk's residence this afternoon at half-past four o'clock gave the fire department some practice. Damage done was slight.
 La grippe seems to have struck Albuquerque with full force last Saturday aud Sunday. Several prominent citizens arc reported seriously with this disease.
 A wagon load of turkeys arrived yesterday from Phenix. 1t was de layed en route by the storm and reached here day or two late to get the full benefit of the market.
 Dr. W. E. Day returned yesterday from s professional visit to Kirk l land Valley, where he was called to | administer to the Jackson family. 1 nearl ' all of whom were recently l taken down with the grippe. He left his patients improving.
 A San Francisco telegram quotes Col. C. F. Crocker, vice president of | the Southern Pacific company, as saying that the road from Phenix to Prescott via Black Canyon will be built at once. The engineer corps is already in the field.
 X number of sleighs have been out in the past few days, but none excel in speed or beauty the ono propeil- ed by William Dulin's celebrated Pat" Red" has scored popular hit will all the young people in town, and says that ]. Marshall Morgan's imported Monte" is not in it.
 A circular has been issued from the office of w. A. Bisscll, general freight and passenger agent of the A. X F. railroad, dated January list, 1891, which says: MT. Henry s. Van Slyck is hereby appointed gen. eral agent of the Atlantic X Pacific Railroad company, western division, with headquarters at Albuquerque, \. M., vice NIT. F. T. Berry. resigned"
 It may be interesting to some people to learn that it is against the law to trap quail. As a large num- per have recently been br ught in alive, we have been requested to call attention to this fact, that those engaged in this unlawful practice nay know that every time they trap luail they are liable to arrest and , 
 Martin Maier, the genial and popular proprietor of the Golden Eagle hotel. remembered the JoUR ;AL-MISER with his usual generosi- y on New Years day. It makes no natter how busy Mir. Maier is, or : LOW many enterprises he may have ,nder way that demands his per ,rnal attention. he never forgets the printer. May prosperity attend him turing the present. yea as it has in he past, with the misfortunes of years omitted.
 Surveyor F. B. Jacobs will go out to morrow to join the engineer corps of the s. F., r. X r. railroad. The party is now working in the vicinity of Iron Springs. The line south of town was through the valley and after the present one Is completed, of estimates for the two lines will be made and one of them definitely decided on.
 Mrs. J. J. Chatham, of Nogales, presented her husband with thir- teen-pound boy for a Christmas present. Col. Chatham is postmas- ter at Nogales, and is also editor of that excellent paper, the No ales Herald. In paragraph in the lat ter he apologies as follows for any or delinquencies that may have occurred during holiday week: "I have been busy with the largest and finest embrionic states man and Presidential possibility in arlZona. l know you VIII forgive any apparent hiatus"
 "Clark Churchill. Virginia Fran ,ese Goodrich. Married, Wednes- lay, December thirteenth, eighteen and ninety-one. Phenix, Arizona" The above is the inscrip ion on handsome card received by he editor of this paper and the sin ,ere and hearty congratulations are to the couple. Mir. Chur- ,hill was formerly resident of Prescott and Is one of the best known attorneys in Arizona, while his bride is a handsome and popular ady of Phenix. May their path way through the remaining journey of life be strewn with roses, and may all the happiness usually accorded to mortals here on earth be experi- snced by them. They were mar ried in the Catholic church by Father Inyencean and have gone to California on their bridal trip,