Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-15
TurspAr's DAILr.

Reasoni BrroHAm's Pu1s act like magic.
 B. F; Sloan came in from Phenix yesterday.
 John Lawler returned last night from California.
 The chain gang has been in full blast for several days.
 The patients of the county hospi- tai will be emoyed to town tomorrow.
 Thomas Carroll and B. ]. Kelly came in from the Verde Valley to. day.
 Wyckoff Club will meet to night at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Burmister.
 Ed. Horne will leave for Phenix tomorrow to take a position as clerk in the legislature.
 About twenty-five or thirty ladies and gentlemen left n this morn ing's train for Needles.
 W. L. Van Horn. we'll known throughout northera Arizona Is now cashier of bank at Tempe.
 Miss Annie V. Martin returned from Congress yesterday, where she has just closed successful term of school.
 H E. Armitage celebrated bis birthday yesterday by entertaining a number of bis friends at an ele- gant dinner
 F. c. Parker. yesterday purchased tho buildings in north Prescott, which are On the loi needed for depot grounds.
 For being drunk for indecent exposure, Judge Lir M morning assessed fine of z against au individual. which
 There are I60 aW1r track on the .. 6 E. Hailrdd A dozen more bs o the front to-me aul ta-
 H. T. Blake. recsa @ Colo rado, today purchased tbe Bellevue hotel, payir s6,5)0 for t
 The chief 0. police has alrssdy turned in sufficient las into lbe city treasury. by ths aid U ,he police judge, to pay his salary for the entire month.
 J. c. Herndon today sold one half Of lot >, block l5, to Mrs. Emma T. Richards for Sl,000. Mir HerBdon bought this same property less than two years ago for $250.
 Golden Rule Chapter No. l. Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a meeting in Masonic Hall Thursday, Feb. I6th, at $ p. m. All members are requested to be present. By order of the W. NJ.
 Mayor ]. L. Fisher left this morn ing for a business trip to San Fran cisco. He will stop over en route with the Prescott contingent at Needles and take in the dance. He expects to be absent from three weeks to month.
 A prominent citizen was brought besore Judge Ling this morning charged with being drunk and dis orderly and for fast driving on the streets. and at his request the case was postponed until o'clock. at which hour Judge Ling gave the offender fifty days or fifty dollars.
 J. G. Tinker war taken suddenly sll last night on his way home from the theater and feil unconscious on the sidewalk, in front of the office of the :. F., r. x P. railroad. A companion immediately summoned Dr. McCandleSs, while help was soon found to take him home. Al ter reaching there the attack soon yielded to the medical treatment and he was able to be around today.
 Captain Rockefeller. who is well and favorably known here having been formerly stationed at Whipple. arrived here a few days since for visit to his many friends. The cap tain is on sick leave having never fully recovered from the effect oF the accident he met with nearly two years ago.
 A drunk and disorderly was fined sl000 and costs in the police court yesterday. Fine paid. \ plain drunk was assessed $500 and costs, which was paid. Another plain drunk was given Sl0.00, without costs, or ten days with the gang" He chose the latter.
 The following notice of a gentle. man we'll known here is taken from the Santa Fe New Mexican: Judge 4. L. Morrison, the present efficient and popular register of the United States land office, p ssed a first class examination and was ad- mitted a member of the bar of the First judicial district Judge Nor riscn was admitted a member of the bar of the state of Illinois ia 1871 by he supreme court of the state of Illinois.
 Captain E. N. Jennings, champion ,wordsman of the world, and Pro- lessor k. Laws on. champion of Can 1 ada, will give a mounted sword con test at the baseball grounds. next February 19. Aside from i the sword contest, interest is cen tered in Captain. Jennings from the l fact that he was the first man who l gave boxing lessons to Jim Corbett. l Admission to the grounds 50 cents. l Contest begins at 2:30 p. m.
 ''While it has been the policy of I .his paper to Champion the cause | If no one democrat against another it can truthfully state hat Tom Parish now has the en- iorsement of a great many of the most highly respected citizens of | Prescott, regardless of party. ."-Cou- fer. While this paper cares noth- ng for the above statement it can truthfully state that Tom Parish las the active and pronounced op- position of a great many of the most highly respected democratic .itizens in Prescott, and it would ike to see the color of the republi- ,anis hair who has indorsed him.
 The grading on the s. F., P. x P. sailroad is rapidly approaching com