Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
FRrpAr,s DAILY.

Attend the Good Templars social
 tonight.
 A man with bag pipes struck the
 town last night.
 Professor Thomas will give a con- cert February 2S.
 The fine weather brought out the
 base ball to-day.
 G. H. LaBerteu, of the JOURNAL
 MINER force, is sick.
 The Good Templars social will be in the city hall tonight.
 F. NJ. Ayers, the cattle buyer, has
 returned from California.
 The sword contest Sunday prom ises to be quite interesting.
 The man who wrote ta-ra-ra- boom
 de-ay IS quite numerous at present.
 Geo. P. Thornton came in from
 Williams last evening and left for
 Phenix this morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy and
 Mrs, E. W. Meaney and children will arrive on to-night's train from California.
 Invitations arc out for the marri- age of J. w. Cool and Mary N. Pierce, of Walnut Grove, on Febru- ary p The ceremony will be per formed at the Walnut Grove school house.
 The case of Lotta, the colored woman, was called in Judge Ling's court this morning. She demanded a jury trial and the jury failed to agree. The case was set for 3o'clock l this afternoon.
 The white man and woman who l were accused of opium smoking 1 pleaded guilty and were fined Sl0 | each by Judge Moves. The cases of l the eight Chinamen went over until l 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 Harry Gordon pleaded guilty this morning in Judge Moves court to opium smoking, but, alleging that 1t was by the advice of his physician. The judge let him of with the nominal fine of $l.00.
 H. T. Blake and son have left for Chicago. During the Worlds Fair Mir. Blake will do good work for Arizona, as he became quite infat- uated with our territory during his visit here. After the close of tho Worlds Fair he intends to return to Arizona and take charge of two hotels, one in Prescott and one in Phenix.
 It Is reported on apparently good that the Prescott electric light plant has been sold to parties from Portland, Oregon, and that the purchasers will immediately put in two additional dynamos for fur nishing incandescent lights for the purpose of supplying lights for pri- vate residences and other places where less than a cluster can be used.
 Dr. c. C. Osborn still languishes in jail, notwithstanding all his boasts of wealth aud rich partners ; in California. The majesty of the aw has been amply vindicated in l regard to this boastful individual , and the JOURNAL MINER recommends z hat pardon be procured for him. z He has been taught a lesson which nay prove beneficial to others as yell and there seems to be no occa- ( ion for further punishing him at T he expense of the county. Moses Sopher of Oskaloosa. Fla. t Tas recently arrested for passing a money and refusing to a lake it good. Sopher is a free [ rade and State bank money Dem crat, and be claims that when he copperhead, conScript and rebel and administration comes .I ito power next month, Confederate e honey will be as good as Lin " oln's rags" That's about the way 1e ne pulse beats in the extreme ni onth.-Ex. Ia The entertainment given at the al pera house last evening for the p enefit of the Episcopal church was 'p pleasant event socially as we'll as SC financially. During le evening many musical selections Q, ere rendered, whilea we'll prepared =; inch was served during the interim. ol he ladies of the Guild were hand se ,mely rewarded for their efforts ;D ,ward a worthy cause and likewise .; D they deserve credit for the pleas f; res of the evening socially. aI It was a jolly though slightly U 'oken up crowd that returned from '. le mask ball at Needles last evening. oi n account of the west bound train sO ,ing late they did not arrive at eedles until nearly II o'clock. ra hey say that they were very tu ,rdially welcomed and royalty enter d. ined on the trip by members of Iv Ie O. R. C. order, amt that the t; lnce was one of the largest ever m ven in the southwest. Parties -. gre there from Los Angeles and iV andsfrom every town s, ,tween the above points. The h, ipper given by the manager of the cC arvey eating house was simply ;o Iperb, the menu embracing every - slicacy that the most fastidious ia Ipetite could desire. An idea of the '" lmber in attendance can be ,tained from the fact that the ca 'acious dining room of the Needles yc ,tel was filled three times and dr verdi more had to wait for the ns urth table to get accommodated. It ut ok from II o'clock until nearly TO the morning to serve the supper be
 those in attendance. All who ou tended were unanimous in voting of 6 Order of Railway Conductors ve e most successful entertainers of CT " organization in existance. fri There have been hints from time nv time that Mir. MacKaye has origi- an ted a plan for presenting the ba ents intimately connected with ne e voyage of discovery of Chris st' pher Columbus, and in that pre- ntation would give the public G, any surprises in the way of fine bl vention and art never seen before of
 the line of dramatic production. ad lst what these plans are, or what Cl e novel features will be, has not tn en told, as it is feared that un- we