Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-15
THURsDAr's DArrr.

Attend the concert tonight.
 Georgia Minstrels tomorrow night.
 Mrs. q. A. Swan will sing solo at to-night's concert.
 H. E. Armitage and F. T, Elwood came in last evening from Hillside.
 Harry Brisley has put in electric hght lamps in his Mountain City drug store windows.
 R. N. Fredericks has made his final accounting to the probate judge as administrator of the estate of ]. c. Butcher, deceased.
 Lumber for the bridges and eul- verts of the $. F., P. x P. railroad between Prescott and Point of Rocks have been placed in position.
 Rev. c. A. Rice, of the Baptist Church, will close his pastorate work in Prescott one week from next Sunday, February 26, when he will go to California.
 An alleged eye doctor is the la test specialist to arrive in Prescott. If he can do as we'll as the spear wheel man he will find this con genial cline,
 4 deed has been filed for record from Thomas W. Simmons and wife to the s. F., P. & P. railroad com pany for the right of way through his ranch for S350.
 Major J. NJ. Waits, clerk of the district court, yesterday received an order from Judge Wells to adjourn court from February 13, to Monday February 20. Grand jurors will take notice of this, as they will not be required to appear until the lat ter date.
 The big block of Congress ore which has been lying iu front,of F. NJ. Murphy's office for the past two or three years, has been boxed and turned over to Worlds Fair Commissioner c. Nj. Clark, for ex- hibition at the Worlds Fair. It weighs a few pounds less than a ton.
 Pat Connors, was before Justice Andrews this morning, for disturb ing the peace yesterday, and was fined $500. The judge suspended sentence and allowed Patrick to go on his own recognizance in order to work for money to pay his fine. which he promised to do.
 Mrs. T. J. Butler received a box to-day containing over 100 photo graphs for exhibition in the Woman's building in the Worlds Fair. The photos were taken by Mrs. Jerry Millay, of Phenix, during her trip last summer to the Grand Canyon, and are of natural scenery along the route, insluding several views of the Grand Canyon.
 J. Howard has been discharged as foreman of bridges on the s. F., F. X P. railroad. During his recent visit to Prescott he is alleged to have issued cheeks to the amount of $500 or $500 for which he had no money in the bank, and warrant has been issued for his arrest, eharg- ing him with obtaining money un- der false pretenses.
 The board of supervisors yester- day awarded the contract to Mrs. Mary Bowen for the care of the in- digent sick and otherwise dependent poor. Her bid was 19 cents higher than the lowest bid, but several business men appeared before the board on her behalf urging them to award her the contract for the req son that the inmates of the hospital could be cared for better in town than in the present location.
 Ladies, the March number of ''Toilettes" is out with a grand dis play of New Spring styles. An at- tempt to describe the hundred or more beautifui garments illustrated would take coi mns of this paper, even then we could not do the magazine justice. The publishers deserve the praise of every lady in the land for placing this handsome book on sale with every newsdealer, at the low price of l5 cents for sin gle copy, or Sl.50 for year.