Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-06

day. -'-'" in town.
 The Thanksgiving ball was success.
 Judge Cleary, the mining man, is in town.
 c. H; Akers left for California yesterday.
 Uncle Jimmy Moore of Kirkland is in town.
 Mrs. Field is reported sick with pneumonia. Photograph tomorrow evening at the K. of P. Hall. A. J. Hughes wants more men at his grading camp.
 Miss Farley is sick with the ore vailing infue nza.
 Thanksgiving was. observed appro- priately in Prescott.
 Col. A. O. Brodie has returned from Walnut Grove.
 Al. Knoblock has returned from his trip to San Diego.
 Prof. Thomas has located at Santa Ana. California.
 K. Barrett left for his Castle Creek mining camp to-day.
 Take in Fishers auction sale to- morrow of horses at his store.
 Harry z. Buck, district attorney. of Coconino county, Is in town.
 The war with Turkey is over. It ended disastrously to the bird.
 A large amount of money changed hands today, being collection day.
 Miss Madge Banta came in from Cartiss to spend Thanksgiving at home.
 The union, and Epi. copal ser vices were both we'll attended yes terday.
 Ed. Stephens came in from Jerome to help eat the family turkey yes terday.
 l.. Greenwood. who has had a siege of typhoid fever, Is able to be in town.
 Forty-thuee men came in on Wednesdays train, to work for B. Lantry X Sons.
 F. O'Brien, Denver mining man came in on yesterdays train on mining business.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugo Richards gave a dinner party to a number of friends yesterday.
 The electric light poles arrived to-day and work has commenced putting them up.
 The Ladies Guild of the Episco- pal church realized Sl50 from their recent entertainment.
 D. J. Sullivan < Go. have moved into their new quarters next door to the Bank of Arizona.
 Messrs Herndon. Norris and Vim ton had open house, to their friends yesterday, in their new offices.
 Elmer Wells has recovered from his recent attack of pneumonia sutfi ciently to be able to be in town.
 Ed. NJ. Blake left his position in the bank yesterday and has re- turned to Wells Fargo X Co.'S. office again.
 Reese Nj. Ling returned yesterday from Ash Fork where he superin- tended the shipment of lot of cattle.
 Tramps have been comparatively an unknown quantity in Prescott, but few of them are doing the town now.
 Hugh McCrum, the we'll known capitalist and real estate owner, re- turned yesterday from a trip to California.
 Doane Merrill, the we'll known Jerome merchant, came in Wed nesday and spent his Thanksgiving in Prescott.
 W. O. ONeill is holding down the probate judges office during Col. Wilson's absence attending court in Apache county.
 Ex-Governor N. O. Murphy and Frank Cox represented Apache county in the recent statehood con vanfioD in phaniv
 Thomas Sutton, knight of the grip who travels for a Los Angeles candy firm, is in town taking orders for Christmas sweets.
 A. c. Gilmore has gone out to the Hassayampa, to superintend the work of taking out another carload of ore from the Zero mine.
 The officers of Whipple will hold a meeting this evening to arrange for a series of entertainments to be given during the winter.
 Superintendent R. R. Coleman has rented the old Col. c. P. Head residence recently occupied by Rev. E W. Meaney and family.
 Jake Marks, Dr. Kendall and Frank Emmal celebrated their birth days yesterday, in addition to ob- serving the day as one of thanks.
 It is said that the recent snow which fell in the Mohave desert is the first within the memory of the oldest inhabitant in that locality.
 P. P. Daggs, the Mesa City bank CT, formerly of the firm of Daggs brothers of Flagstaff, has been cap tured by Marlcopa county maiden.
 Charles Zeiger, an Albuquerque capitalist, and an Apache county, Arizona, stock man, made busi- ness trip to Prescott and Jerome this week.
 ''Gone to join the Colony" is the expression now used in reference to departing dead beats. "The colony" has become quite numerous in the past few months.
 Major B. F. Pope, post surgeon of Whipple Barracks, accompanied by his wife and family, expects to leave ! for his new station on Angel Island, next Thursday December :. The City Water Company paid l it's city taxes to-day, all in big, round silver dollars. There were