Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28

THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Good Friday tomorrow.
 Dancing school this evening at K. of r. hSll.
 | J. NJ. Dodson is quite seriously i'll with pneumonia.
 Col. c. c. Bean is reported to be visiting Los Angeles.
 T. ]. Corrigan is taking lay of on account of sickness.
 Royal Arch Masons meet this evening for work in the NJ. E. de- gree.
 Special services were held at the Episcopal church tt 7:3O o'clock this morning.
 Work is progressing on the exca vation for the foundation of j. l.. Fishers residence.
 Who wants a diamond drill of the best makel See ad for sale, else where in to-day's issue.
 Water pipes are being laid to Capitol block. to supply the new 1 residences being built there.
 Joseph L. Giroux and H. ]. Allen of the United Verde Copper com pany, Jerome, are m town.
 The electric lights of the court house were in operation last night. ] They gave good satisfaction. The Prescott Knights Templar will attend Easter services in full uniform at the Episcopal church. Contractor O'Connor was in town to-day. He says that he will finish his contract at Devils Gate iu two days.
 W. A. Clark, of the United Verde Copper Company, Is at present mak- ing a tour of Italy for health and pleasure.
 Malcolm McLeish, a mining man from Denver, has been looking over the mining resources of this section for several weeks.
 4 spur has been put in about four four miles below Iron Springs, and the railroad boarding train is located at that point now.
 Doe" Bowen has returned from his trip to California. He says he gained several pounds in flesh during the trip.
 The. Eggers, formerly of Prescott, | was official time keeper at the glove | contest last Sunday at Fl Paso, be- | tween Billy Smith and Billy Lewis.
 John Richardson had his pre- liminary examination this afternoon on a charge of forgery. He was held to appear before the grand jury under Sl,000 bonds.
 John A. Healy. we'll known min ing man of Mohave county, came in yesterday and is visiting his brother F. A. Healy, general freight and passenger agent of the :. F., r. & F. Railway.
 Gertie Pentland was taken i'll with diphtheria last evening. Flor ence, the youngest girl, is on the road to recovery, while Minnie, though quite sick, is doing as we'll as could be expected.
 Now is the time to buy railroad tickets. Rates are expected to be restored about the 3l st inst, and all expecting to take advantage of the reduced rates should make their arrangements accordingly.
 The Electric Light Company is now carrying a full load on their dynamo. They have applications for more lights, but in order to accommodate them a new dynamo will have to be purchased.
 The steamer with a cargo of lum- Der for the :. F., P. X ?. Railway, which left Portland March I2, was bar bound on the Columbia river for six days, being unable to get to sea until March r. She was due to arrive at Redondo today.
 Frank Carlisle came in yesterday from a three months sojourn in California. He says that is the boss place to spend the winter. He will leave for the east in few days.
 When the case of Dr. Dawson and II. P. Mulvenon was called in Jus tice Moore's court this morning at 10 o'clock, a post pOnement was asked until 2:3O P. m. on account of the defendants having employed an associate counsel. The case is pro- gressing this afternoon.
 $. Pedgrift, who has taken charge or Clough's fruit stand, is an en terprlslng business man, and will prove a valuable acquisition to the business community. Men of energy and enterprise always succeed herr, and we predict success to Mir. Pedgrift.
 A man named Wm. Trainor, a recent arrival, with his family from the A. k P. railroad, was before Justice J. NJ. w. Moore this morn ing charged with beating the woman whom he had pledged to love and protect. On account of the urgent appeals of his wife he was let of with a hne of S25. which he paid.
 The JoURNAL-MrNER has been pre- sented with a copy of the Midwin- ter Fair March, composed by Nellie von Geri, hten Smith, wife of B. II. | Smith of Prescott, and published bv the National Music Company okl Chicago. It is dedicated to Hon. NJ. H. DeYoung, president of the Midwinter Fair. Mrs. Smith is not l only an accomplished performer but a composer as we'll, being the author of several instrumental pieces of music that show her to possess a true and thorough knowledge of this art.
 The examination of Dr. Dawson and H. P. Mulyenon, the former for performing a criminal opera , tion on Halls Engle, and the latter { with complicity in it, is in progress ; A N-f-. T..-k..,