Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-03
FRIDAY's DAILY.

FRIDAY's DAILY.
 Phenix has foot ball club.
 Tho days are growing longer.
 A cornet solo at to-night's Cantata.
 A violin solo at the Cantata to- night,
 Last night was the coldest of the season.
 The Columbian year is drawing to a close.
 George Waddell has returned from Phenix.
 T. W. Johnston returned today from Los Angeles.
 Go and hear the Cantata tonight at the NJ. E. church.
 Admission to the Cantata this evening only p cents.
 A cold wave swooped down from the north this morning,
 A. J. Knoblock came in yesterday from a visit to the country.
 T. A. Fleming, of Williams, was a caller at this office to-day.
 The U. s. grand jury expects to complete its labors tomorrow.
 Only two more days in which to file assessment exemption notices.
 The Sazerac saloon was connected with the new electric lights yester- day.
 P. K. Hickey. of Phenix has com menced an action for divorce from his wife.
 Deputy Sheriff Edward Wright, week ago by a Mexican sheep herder.
 The Cantata at the NJ. E. church tonight promises to be quite inte- resting. It will only cost you p cents to hear it.
 G. W. Sessions, postmaster at Cherry, was arrested to-day charged with using official envelopes for private use. The penalty for such violation of law is $500.
 Prof Schlesinger's Prescott orches- tra will furnish music for the New Years masquerade ball. They have been doing considerable prac- tice and the music promises to be excellent.
 The county troasury was enriched yesterday by the addition of SIS in fees from the probate court, being the first fees turned into the treas ury since Judge W. C.. O'Neill was in the office.
 Tombstone has peculiar weekly paper. On its front page it is called "rhe Arizona Kicket;" on the second page, The Daily Prospector" on the third, The Weekly Epitaph." What Is iti
 Rev. J. G. Eberhart, a former pastor of the M. E. church here is now stationed at Edgewood, Iowa, and in a letter to the JOURNAL MINER wishes to be remembered to all his friends. Rev. Eberhart is a very eloquent divine.
 The Winslow Mail is the latest ad- dition in the newspaper field of this territory. It is an eight page paper published and owned by Buck Brothers. The first issue. which has been received at this office, pre- Sents very neat appearance and is we'll filled with local news. The JoURNAL-MINER wishes it success.
 The publishers of The Forum an. nounee that the success of the re- duction in its price to s year and p cents, a number has been in stantaneous, and both more rapid and very much greater than had been anticipated. Within a month the circulation has increased by leaps and bounds, so that The Forum now, beyond doubt, has a larger audience tLan any review has ever hitherto had anywhere in the world.
 The leading article in the Jan uary Forum is entitled "The Teach ing of our Recent Economic Ex- periences," by Mir. David A. Wells. MT. Wells has summed up the al- most incalculable loss caused by the financial panic and analysed the causes of it with a thoroughness that nobody else has attempted. He finds the deep-lying cause of our fiscal and commercial dangers in the popular ignorance of financial and economic literature and experience on the part not only of the great body of the people but of otherwise well-educated men.