Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-20
FEIDAY's DAILY.

ma yesterday.
 The new electric light plant wil
 start up tomorrow.
 W. G, Wingfeld came in ves,a,
 uay from the Verde valley.
 A lieutenant of the Salvatio,
 Army m Phenix has resigned
 Born, in Prescott, December II
 to 'he wife of Il. $. Kenyon a sor
 Redmond Toohey, former resi-
 q mt of Prescott, came in vostardn,
 from Phenix.
 Col. and Mrs. A. O. Brodie Mir.
 hanlon and Mir. and Mrs. Tbeodnr,
 Aver left for Walnut Grove thi
 morning.
 Williams House arrivals. Danie
 Wright, l.. E, Ellison, Chicago: lbs
 Johnson, Bradshaw; NJ. Lee. Sar
 francisco; NJ, Cannon, Cordes. D. J. Sullivan X Co. are 10 tb,
 front to-day with big advertise
 ment announcing holiday as well
 every other day sort of goods.
 Parties who arrived here recentl,
 rom the east arc delighted with our climate, 1t is in such pleasing contrast to tke cold weather being experienced there.
 The jury was given the Kibbey case at Tucson on December lS.
 frank hlbbey is charged with mur- Ger m the killing of a young man named Porter, at Florence last summer
 Daniel Wright and Luther F. Ellison, two prominent residents of Mohave city, Mohave county. Ari- zona, left on this mornings train. he former went east and the latter returned to Mohave city.
 Ex-Governor N. O. Murphy ar rived on last evenings train, ac- eompanied by Henry A. Fry and J. N. Strong, two prominent capitalists of Philadelphia, and C. W. Leach, the we'll known Tomb stone mlnlng man.
 X child named Nelson. about six or eight months old died yesterday morning from the effect of getting bean in it's windpipe. The acci- dent happened a week ago and all efforts to extricate the bean proved futile, and inflammation set in causing death
 The city reservoir still leaks. The contractors are having a serious time with their contract. The time Tor its repair expired several days since and there Is a penalty of SlO per day provided in their contract for every day until completed satis- faetorily.
 The remains of a Mexican were found near Wickenburg a few days since supposed to have been the one who killed another Mexican near Weaver about eight or ten months ago. IL was thought at the time that he was wounded, and it is now supposed that he wandered of and died.
 Charles NJ Clark yesterday re- ceiTed telegram saying that so square feet of space had been al lotled iu the Midwinter Fair for ArlzOna's ore exhibit. Arizona should get move on herself and get up an exhibit with which to oc- cuPy the space.
 The Phenix Gazette contains a lengthy account of an affray alleged 1 to have occurred on Castle creek in l which Geo. Merwin seriously and l probably fatally cut Billy Gilbert, l m a quarrel over lost tools. Gil | bert Is alleged to have assaulted l NeTwIn with peice of iron.
 II. $. Kenyon manager of the | Harvey eating house at Peach | Springs took run over to Prescott | yesterday to see his young son who had just arrived in this world in the morning. The boy and it's mother were doing so nicely that MT. Ken ron returned to Peach Springs this 
 Hotel Winsor arrivals: \. O. Mur- ohy, PhenIx; John \. Strong, Hen v A. Fry. Philadelphia; C. W. Leach; Toombstone; James Burke. Chicago; (. C. Hutchison, Williams; F. C. Earle, Mexico; J. R. Johnston, 'asa Grande; John McNichols, Me ,abe Mine; rank l.. King. City; F. F. Wager, Bayard; J. C. Fich. Gas le Creek.
 The Albuquerque Citizen says hat Judge Rouse is winnin z golden 'ommendations for the business ike manner in which he has been of business. This is what might be called, in vulgar ,arlance, "shot gun compliment" To say that a judge disposes of busi- less in such business like manner IS to receive golden commenda- ion, Is suggestive, to say the least.
 A New York gentlemen, who has ,een visiting Prescott for a month IT so received a letter from his wife in which she stated that he had just returned from a four een-mile trip, to visit her mother, iaying made the journey in a sleigh rith the mercury If degrees below ero. It made the recipient of the etter just shiver to read the letter, ere where there has been no snow ct this season and where the ther- lometer registers from 50 to 70 de .rees above zero, in the day time.