Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-16

J. H. Boyd is from Curtiss.
 Geo. H. Daily left this morning.
 The city election is next in order. c. R. Martindell is sick, but will able to attend to business on Mon day.
 W. A. Rowe and Reese NJ. Ling went out to Walnut Grove this afternoon.
 The Prescott Athletic club meets m their club room at S:30 o'clock tonight.
 The editor of this paper "propo- ses" to visit the proposed" line of the projected" railroad on Monday.
 A. G. Oliver and D. F. Mitchell will leave tomorrow for Phenix by the prlvate conveyance of the former.
 Morris Goldwater, Samuel E. Bright, R. N. Fredericks and G. Hathaway left this morning to attend the Grand Masonic Lodge which convenes at Phenix Tuesday
 The Epworth League, society of young people recently organized, starts out with good membership, forty-two having enrolled their names on its list as members. It will meet at the NJ. E. church to- morrow evening at 6:3O.
 Jack Simpson was before Justice Andrews to-day charged with carry ing concealed weapons and on the evidence introduced in support of the charge he was found guilty and sentenced to fifty days imprison- ment or pay fine of 5000.
 There is at least one bright star in the record of Oaks Murphy as governor of Arizona that will shine with a lustre sufficient to obliterate many of his short comings, and that is his recent action in releasing the editors of the Arizona Enterprise from prison.-Courier.
 Herbert Meaney, son of Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Meaney, is making ex- celleat progress in his studies at the LeiNnd Stanford university in Californis He has just passed a very credital ,e examination in high CT mathematics
 The meeting Of the Congrega- tional Council for examination of candidates, and other work prepara- tory to the ordination services to- morrow, will be held in the church tonight at T o'clock. It is open to the public.
 A double wedding occurred at the school house in Verde valley last Sunday evening. Rev. J. M. Green officiated. The high contracting parties were NIT. Alfred Jones to Miss Jane Human, and Mir. James Wingfeld to Miss Fife Bristow, all residents of the valley.
 Four wagon loads of emigrants, from Oregon, who have been in West Prescott for two or three days. pulled out this morning for Phenix. They were former resi- dents of the Salt river valley, but went to Oregon about year ago, and not being pleased with that country are now returning to their former home.
 The name of the man found dead near Squaw Peak was Mcdonald instead of Donnavan as at first erro- neously reported. Parties who ar rived here yesterday state that there were three bullet holes in his body. He was employed by A. J. B. Berger. An Indian known as Indian Jim has been arrested charged with the murder, which was committed, 1t IS supposed. for the purpose of rob bery.
 At a meeting of the Prescott gun club held recently. Charles OMal- lev was elected president; Ed Horne. secretary, treasurer and scorer; H. D. Aitken, referee, and Joseph $. Atkins trap setter. The club has received seasons supply of pigeons and the first shoot will be held tomorrow. On thanksgiv- ing it will give turkey shoot, and the proceeds of it will be applied for the purchase of medal which will be put up monthly, the mem Der winning it each time being en- titled to wear it for month.