Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
MONDAYS DAILY.

Henry Evans has gone to Pheni
 Judge Abnsr Wade, of Walnu Grove, is in town.
 Free mail delivery goes into efTec
 in Phenix to-day.
 w. k. Hazeltine has returned fror
 his visit to California.
 Mrs, Maus, wife of Major Maui
 arrived at Whipple on Saturda
 evening,
 The A. < P. coal ohutes at Win
 slow were destroyed by fire las
 Thursday.
 A wind from the northeast las
 night sent the mercury down seyera
 degrees again.
 E J. Austin came in from Prescott
 Junction on Saturday to report fo
 grand jury duty today.
 Charles J. Lantry was presented
 with a daughter recently by his wifi,
 at Prairie du Chien. Wisconsin. | Dan. O'Boyle was reported ser
 i0usiy ill today. It was ramored
 that he was not expected to live. l Major G. W. Vaughn returned
 Saturday evening from visit along
 the line of the $. F., P. < P. road.
 John Lawler today bought the ! Moniezuma saloon and other
 buildings on the west side of the
 plaza.
 j. 4. Knobloek came in from the
 bridge camp yesterday. He says everything is moving on nicely at the front.
 W. :. Sanders, a mining man from Colorado, returned Saturday even ing from visit to the country on
 mining business.
 A young man named Ed. Hill, son of wealthy parents in the State of Washington, has been arrested for murder in Phenix.
 The railroad camp at Whipple was visited by a great many people yesterday The force of workmen made quite showing there on Sat urday, although only a portion of it was engaged.
 The old fire delegates and the ball committee will meet this even ing at 7:30 at the board of super yisors' office. important business. George Schuerman, chief.
 Lawson won the sword contest yesterday by score of 10 points to l3 for Captain Jennings. Both con testants are export swordsmen. They will go east to give exhibitions.
 District Court was opened at 10 o'clock this morning, anu the grand jury reported for duty. An adjourn ment was taken until 10 o'clock to- morrow without the transaction of any business.
 Good scores were made yesterday at tho shoot of tho Prescott Gun Club. Aitken kept the lead with a score of lS, with Morin second on the list with l5. The other scores were as follows: Lee 14, Waite II, Stewart l2 Morgan 10, Marks s, Swan f, Tritle 2.
 Yesterdays complimentary con cert on the plaza was we'll aItende 1 | and highly appreciated. The thanks of our people arc due to the mili- | tary authorities at Whipple as we'll 1 as members of the band for these | 
 Wednesday being legal holiday 1 the public schools will take yaca- ton. The anniversary of Washing tons birthday will be celebrated in | the schools tomorrow afternoon by | appropriate exercises.
 Henry Brinkmeyer is improving i the Somnar House by changing the | dining room to the basement on the | north side of the house. with an en- trance from the street. The old lining room will be changed into sleeping apartments.
 The annual concert, compliment .ary to their conductor, Professor Thomas, will be given by the Nyckotf Club at the Congregational Jhurch on Tuesday, February 2S. A plendid program will be given.
 The present membership of the Nyckof Club is as follows Sopra- los, Miss Jean Snyder, Mesdames 'wan, Snow, Akers and Bashford Iltos, Meslames Martin, Burmister, Fisher and Herndon Tenors. Messrs. Morrison, Morin, Evans and White 1 sasses, Messrs. Hazeltiue, Baumann, andrews and Turner. Professor l.. , Thomas, conductor. The Phenix city council has passed very stringent city ordnance which eads as follows: Every person or 'ersons who shall keep or maintain room or house as a place of pros tuition, or is an inmate or habitude , f a place of prostitution shall be , 'uilty of a misdemeanor and upon ! thereof before the city acorder shall be punished by fine 1 not less than $l0 nor more than 300" The periodical railroad fumor is float again. For the benefit of the Thomases on the railroad uestion it may be stated that work : ili be pushed south of town just as v apidly as it has been from Ash Fork s } this point and just as soon as the ork is completed north of town the ,rces will be set to work pushing it 1, The right of way has z ready been secured for a distance l five or six miles. l Paul Felseck has just opened nice v nd we'll appointed restaurant in the s ely block, one door from the cor n ar. and invites the public to call . ld examine same and asks the . atronage of those who wish a :, pod, substantial meal we'll cooked D ld served in . neat and pleasing a ay. Ills meats are we'll selected =, Id has all vegetables the market VI lords. Meals at all hours 2 and !, cents, He has for the aecnmmo- o ation of ladies, private boxes with i, Itrance to same from street, s, The Chinese opium smokers were a ought before Judge Moves on a Iturdsy afternoon aud a jury im- to try the case. After nj 'aring portion of the testimony, F @ further hearing was postponed n, ,fH I sNfnl1,l. sl. ..- NUhata I Y