Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
THURsDAY's DAILY.

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 Indications are favorable for a storm.
 W. J. Murphy. of Phenix. has gone to Europe to place Arizona canal bonds.
 The Knights of Pythias of King man will give a masked ball on Thanksgiving.
 Parker X Green have dissolved partnership in the lumber business. The business will be continued by F. q. Parker.
 By special request Dr. G. R. Farrell will remain at Cook and Lees a day or two longer. If your eyes trouble you don't let this op- portunity pass by.
 Williams House arrivals: Mrs w J Cooksey, Camp Wood; Fred Penator, Camp Wood; ] W Hol- soppev, Jerome; John Mayer, Kan sss; J C Flint, Denver.
 The Uniform Rank K. of F. are making extensive arrangements for Thanksgiving ball. The Knights have always been celebrated for their pleasant social dances and they propose to make this one equal to anything ever given before.
 The Aohave Miner reports that "there Is strong talk of extending the Utah Southern road to a con nection with the Prescott and Ari- zona Central road and then to the Southern Pacific, below Phenix. The extension would pass through nearly one hundred miles of Mohave county and would open up a splendid piece of country"
 The school building is now con sidered so unsafe that today, school in two rooms, were suspended. The old city hall building will be ar ranged for the accommodation of the pupils of these rooms The two rooms in the east end of the build ing are considered safe, as it is only the wall in the west end of the building that has shown signs of crumbling.
 T. s. Bullock arrived on last nights special train on the F. X X. C. railroad and is the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. B. Jones. IL is semi officially announced that his present visit will result in closing down the r. X A. C. road. That the train will make one, or probably two more trips when it will be with drawn entirely. What disposition will be made of the property has not been learned. Mir. Bullock ex- poets to remain here until Saturday when he will return east again.
 Speaking of the marriage, in Phe- nix, of Miss Julia Lelevier, sister of Mrs. w. E. Landgrebe, the Phenix Gazette says: James :. Day and Miss Julia Lelevier were united in marriage yesterday morning at $ o'clock at the residence of Ms. S E. Taylor, by the Rev. James liar Ter. After partaking of wedding breakfast, the happy couple de parted for their future home, the residence of the groom, situated three miles west of Sidney, in the Buckeye district. The bride is 6 very estimsble lady"
 J. H. Packard, partner of E. w Wells in the mining business or Big Bug died at their camp last night. Mir. Packard was taken il only a few days since with pneu monia, contracted from coming out of the mine in heated condition and becoming suddenly chilled il the cold air. Deceased had resided here over a year and was a quiet un assuming man. His remains vii arrive in Prescott this evening anC his wife if expected to arrive iron Denver tomorrow, to take charg' of them. Whether they will b, buried here or shipped to Denver is not yet known.
 According to an item which ap pears in the Phenix Herald a bat tallion of the Salvation army Is sool to be established in Prescott. The Herald says: w. A. Mcintyre, stai captain of the Salvation army, cam, in yesterday from Prescott. He ha rented building in that place anC completed arrangements for tn entry of the army next month. Th' old Road to Ruin saloon building next to the Gazette office, has beel chosen for the barracks in this cit. and will be occupied by two femal salvationists about the 18th Of nex mouth. Captain Mcintyre goes t Tucson tonight to make arrange ments at that place for the army The three places mentioned will b the only parts of the territory hon ored by the army until recruits ar l -. = ..., .,...rh La hrnnch ntli v