Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-15
MoNDAr's DAnr.

after an absence of four or five days. 1 P. 4. Scolari and Miss Ella Vein berg were married in San Diego last week.
 Robert Paul, son of U. s. Marshal Paul, was married in Tucson re- gently.
 A. J. Carroll came in from the Verde Valley and will remain in Prescott.
 J. F. Bruce left for Skull Valley to-day to buy some horses for work on the railroad.
 Round-trip ticket to Needles, in- cluding admission to the ball and supper, only Sa00.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. W. Johnston rs- turned Saturday evening from their visit to California.
 T. L. Schultz has taken the posi- ton of pressmsn on the Courier, formerly held by Charles Allabach.
 Governor Murphy has returned to Phenix. He did some good work for the territory while in Washing ton. | Dr. c. c. Osborn has applied for writ of habeas corpus, which will be heard by Judge French to-mor- row at 10 o'clock.
 Don Armijo has not yet sent in bis postotfice address to the sheriif, but the latter expects to be able to reeapture him soon. l C. c. Hall has accepted the posi- tion of cashier in the Albuquerque National Bank. "Luia's visits to 1 Arizona will be missed.
 The report reached here today l that two men had been killed at | Trainor's camp on Saturday and 1 two or three others seriously in- | jured by cave of earth in q cut. ! No further particulars were obtain able.
 Judge E. W. Wells will leave Bos- ton this week to arrive home in 1 time to open court next Monday. l Miss Helen is not yet able to travel aud will probably not return for two months.
 F. A. Kiln. formerly of the Palace Hotel barber shop, of San Fran cisco, has rented the Bridge barber shop in this place aud now is pre- pared to attend to all business in his line.
 Quite au epidemice of influenza has been going the rounds of this region of country, iu some instances developing into pneumonia Tomb stone Prospector.
 The Epworth League will give social next Wednesday evening from 7:30 to 10 o'clock at the reri- dence of Mir and Mrs. J. G. Houtz, on Montezuman street. Judge French heard argument to- day in the habeas corpus case of Dr. c. C. Osborn, but on motion of his counsel his decision was deferred until 10 o'clock tomorrow in order to allow his counsel to cite auth ities.
 J. Douglas and family, number ing in all twenty-six persons, passed ! through Saturday in four prairie shooners," on their way from Maine to Oregon. They have been six years en route, travelling mostly for their health, stopping over en route wherever their fancy stops them Yuma Sentinel.
 The Georgia Minstrels had an other crowded house Saturday even .f. | it Is safe to say that their performance was highly appreciated. Kersands and Crosby are artists in their line who are hard to beat, while Gauges famale impersonations are simply perfection. The latter appeared 1 Saturday evening in au entirely diff | ferent costume, which was simply elegant. gt may prove an interest ing piece of information to the ladies who saw his costumes to know | that they were made entirely by him. He owns two or three trunks tuli-of costumes all of his own make. IL may also be interesting to all who | witnessed the unparalleled size of Ksrsands' mouth to learn that he can take on ordinary beer glass in his mouth and close his lips over 1t.
 Mrs. Coles A. Bashford enter tained a number of ladies on Satur- daS afternoon with a delightful luncheon. The company sat down about 2 o'clock, the menu embrae- ing salads, turkey, fried oysters and all the palatable etcetras and dell cacies accompanying such articles, and it was not until about i o'clock that the bountiful repast was con cluded. Social converse succeeded the luncheon, and the afternoon was enjoysbly spent by the guests
 J. Nj. Aiken still keeps the lead in the score of the Prescott gun club, and wears the badge for the seasons shoot. The badge was pro cured from the proceeds of the tur- key shoot on Thanksgiving, and the member making the highest score for any month is entitled to wear 1t for the following month. At the close of tho season it goes to the member making the highest score for the seasons shoot. The score yesterday resulted as follows; Aitken l6, Morin 15, Morgan IA, Stewart l4, Waite lS, Marks F.
 The ball given last evening by the citizens of Prescott to the officers and ladies of Whipple, was one of the most brilliant events oI the season. The city hall was profuseiy decorated with Chinese lanterns giving it fine appearance. All the officers were present, excepting the officer of the day, while, with two exceptions, their wives were also m attendance. The affair was we'll worthy of Jenkins, as the costumes worn by the ladies were exquisite Tn the extreme. Tbe music was fur nished by the orchestra of the llth Infantry band from Whipple. The
 hpany was perfectly congenial Sad the occasion was a complete success. An elegant collation. was served about midnight, to which full justice was done,
 Dr. H. c. Hinkle of the National Institute, 3l9 Bush street, San Franc;sco arrivad here on Thurs [