Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
THURSoAY'S DNLY.
 Concert tonight.
 Dan O'Boyle is sick.

concert tonight.
 Dan o'Boyle is sick,
 , J. R. Liston is in from his Old
 Reliable mine.
 Attend the meeting at the court house tonight.
 Dr. C. T. Abbott, of Ash Fork, Is iE tow, to-day.
 Attend the concert tonight and aid worthy cause,
 Merchants are commencing their annual stock taking.
 l Mir. Mish, of Hotel Burke. has gone to his former home at Port land, Oregon.
 1t is semi-officially announced that grading force will be put at work soon in Prescott.
 For a good cold lunch, or for oys- ters or fish in any style, go to Schlesinger's Lunch Counter
 Th,re will be singing, preaching, exhertatIons and prayer services at the Watch Meeting in the NJ. E. church Saturday evening.
 Snow blockades on the Santa Fe road in Kansas and Colorado have caused a delay of two or three days in the arrival of eastern mails. A number of young men have formed social club which they named the Y. Nj. :. C. now, girls. 1 put on your thinking caps and guess what that means-and will give their first dance at the Prescott l opera house tomorrow evening. A general invitation is extended to all lovers of terpsichorean amusement to attend and enjoy themselves. Tickets S200 each.
 There will be Watch Meeting at the First Methodist church Satur- day evening, commencing with song service at S:30 o'clock. Keys. Demarest of the Congregational, Rice of the Baptist, and Allen of the NJ. E. South church, are to be present and take paIt. Everybody invited to come and watch the old year out and new year in. C. J. Chase, pastor.
 The JOURNAL MINER is under obli gations to its young friend, Harry R. ! Tritie, son of Governor and Mrs. F. 4. Tritle, for a copy of the New Haven, Connecticut, Critic, a very neat and interesting little mag azine published by the students of | the Hopkins Grammar school at ] the above place. The number be- fore us Is an unusually interesting one. The editors of the magazine are Harry k. Tritle and Henry H. TOwnshend.
 Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells re- turned last evening from 8 vi sit to their son. Elmer Wells, 6t Big Bug. Notwithstanding it Is almost miracle that the latter was not killed in his headlong fall down q shaft 46 feet he did not even re- ceive a broken bone and there are no indications of any internal in- juries. He is pretty badly bruised l and quite sore from his experience, but will be able to be around again l soon. He was brought to his home l in Prescott to-day.
 Charles NJ. Clark, as commission ger to the Worlds fair from Yavapai | county, is taking an active interest in securing a good mineral exhibit. ! fl miners and mine owners will only ! cooperate with him by seading 1 specimens to him from their mines, our county will be welt represented i Remember that 1t costs the exhib- itor nothing after delivering the ore to Mr. Clark. There is surely l enough enterprise among our min l CTS to take mineral specimens and i forward them to Prescott for this 1 purpose.
 Talk about a woman failing to keep secret, a number of the 1 young misses of Prescott, bless their sweet little souls, who are now just entering tue most charming period of their existence, that of sweet sixteen" and upwards, have formed a society the initials of which are R. 4. T. and all the sweet coaxing of the other sex. to tell what these mysterious letters stand for thus far have proven unayailing. Now, if these young ladies can just keep their secret all winter they will have demonstrated that their sex has | been grossly slandered by the above oft repeated charge. While the name of their society is a most pro round secret, it is no secret that | they propose to give a social party every other week during the winter, and 1t is no nattery to them to say that they know just how to enter tain and make it pleasant and en- joyable for theirEoung male friends. 4 cob web party was given last evening at the residence of Miss Madge Gould at which quite number of yong people were pres ent. The cob webs were made of wrapping twine, the same as ussed in stores, and was twisted around chairs upstairs and down stairs and was woven in every imags- nable direction. The guests were each given card and to the end of the strings, forming the cob web, was another card corresponding to each one given out. The game then ] consisted in each one following up | the particular string of the web in dicated by his card, relieving 1t from its knots and untwining 1t from the 1 the various articles of furniture around which it had been wound until he reached the other end of string. procuring 1t unbroken. The prize Tor the first one who sue ceeded being box of candy. The game proved to be quite exciting, and the prize was won b. C. s. Cage.