Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-05
PERSONAL MENTION.
SATURDAYS Daily. December |.
This is collection day.

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 This is collection day.
 Base ball at p. m. tomorrow.
 The clouds have rolled by with out storm.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the new Hassayampa wagon road.
 The Christmas number of the Ladies Home Journal is a valuable paper.
 Abort Brown was admitted to citizenship vest erday in the district court.
 The Mescsl Mining Company ad- ver:ises for wood contract in this issue.
 There will be services in all the churches except the South Metho- dist tomorrow.
 J. B. Tomlinson will have the Mescal Mining Company's mill in operation soon.
 A party of Chicago capitalists arrived last night and hays gone out to 4. W. Callen's Placeritas camp.
 The Prescott Gun club will have a shoot at the base bali park at 7 o'clock sharp tomorrow. The birds have arrived.
 Invitations are out for a wedding reception to be given to Ed. NJ. Blake and Miss Mary Otis on Wednesday evening, December l2.
 Mrs. B. II. Smith will give | Childsen's Christmas Festival on Friday evening, Dece e,nber If. Gents admission, Sl; ladies, 5O ! cents.
 Jeff Thompson, who was found recently ranging in the hills around the Model mlue, and who threatened to kIll several parties. has been ad- judged insane.
 Louise Bashford, the young daughter of MT. and Mrs Coles 4. BAshiord gave pleasant little party to a number of har young friends last evening.
 Do not forget the Christmas Mar kst and Musicale at Mrs. w. c. B lshford's, on Wednesday evening nsxt. Admission, including refresh ments, only 25 cents.
 The Christmas Market and Musl- cale at Mrs Bashford's next Wed nesday evening, gives promise of novelty and entertainment. 1t should be we'll patronized.
 H. E. Peoples and e. c. Williams have dissolved partnership in the cleaning, dyeing and tailoring business. Mir. Peoples retiring, c. c. William; W Ii continue the busi- ness.
 The choir in the Episcopal church has been greatly strengthened lately, and under the leadership of Mrs. Cline, organist, the music in this church Is a most effective aid to the true rendition of the services.
 Chief of Police Burton has re- ceived notice from the U. s. Secret service bureau that counterfeit S2 silver certificate is in circulation in the west. In looking over the treas ury of the JOURNAL MINER 1t has been discovered that it does not contain any s bills, or. in fact. auy other kind except due bills" and we have no hopes of being able to prove them counterfeit,
 Henry E. Lantry came in from the front last evening. He says that the entire force of graders will be located on the desert beyond the box canyon next week. A delay m completing the grade near Wicken- burg has caused a slight detention in track laying and the track wlll not reach Wickenburg to-day, as originally expectod There Is about a mile aud half ot track to lay yet to reach Wickenburg.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 FIT. Ellwood is in town today from Hatz Camp, on the Hassa- yampa.
 S. B. Griffin, the Lynx Creek miner, is in town.
 Major G. W. Vaughn, chief en- gineer and general manager of the 1 $. F., P. * P. railroads Walter C.. Hadley, of Albuquerque, and party ! of the latter's friends, will leave for | Phoenix tomorrow.