Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
sATuRpAY,s pally, peeember g2.

Fred Billings, who fell down the
 shaft in the Dividend mine last
 Monday, died yesterday from the
 injuries received.
 J. E. Brown has received hand
 some Christmas present from Yuma
 in the shape of carving set and case manufactured in the territorial
 prison.
 A. $. Clough reports a super
 abundance of wild animals in the
 rocks surrounding his place. Several
 foxes and wild cats have been killed ! there recently.
 7 Professor James McNaughton, of Prescott, read very instructive and
 entertaining paper. on Teachers Normal Institutes, at the teachers Institute in Phenix, on Wednesday.
 4 marriage license was issued December l9 to Samuel F. Davis
 and Miss Maud Ross, of Jerome,
 and on December Fl to W. E. Allen
 and Miss Grace Nash, of William
 son valley.
 Dr. Cotton was called recently to treat young man named Souther-
 land at the Gladiator mine. He found hlm suffering with peritonitis and his chances for living very slight.
 Charley Martin has thoroughly renovated. papered and painted the old city jail building and has just put six nice, comfortable beds in it as an adjunct to his Bellevue lodg- ing house.
 w. W. Ross has consented to become a candidate for city coun- cilman. He IS one of our success ful business men, his interests all being in Prescott, and he would make a good, efficient officer.
 Frank Emmal, of the Corner drug store has arranged very unique pill exhibit in one of the windows of that store. All kinds of pills from a 45-9O down to a homeopathic pellet are grouped there in artistic prOmiscuousneSs.
 James Howey yesterday received fine young Danish blood hound for 'Old Grizzly" Callen. It was sent 10 the latter as a present by Sanford Morris, from Illinois, and has a pedigree quarter of mile long nearly.
 The Mexican who was shot by | Policeman Prince has been moved | from the county hospital to the jail for safe keeping. Fears were enter tained that an attempt might be made to release him from the hos pisal.
 Two certificates of nominations of candidates for. the municipal election to be held on January 2, 1895, have been filed. Independent, J. Miller for Mayor, B. H. Smith and A. D. Adams for councilmen. Business mems ticket, Morris Gold water for Mayor, B. H. Smith and W. W. Ross for councilmen.
 The Congregational aud Metho- dist Sunday Schools are each ar for very interesting exercises in connection with their Christmas trees next Monday evening. The former will commence at 6:30 and the latter at 7:30 p. m., giving par ties who desire to do SO an oppor- tunity of attending both.
 W. 4. Mahara believes in helping the colored race ofthis country, and he furnishes employment for thirty i've picked colored artists, all from she sunny south, with his man. moth colored operatic minstrels, ind a more cheerful and jollier lot lf entertainers it would De impossi- ole to find anywhere.
 L. w. Suter, the gold wire artist, , md lightning manufacturer of gold ( wire jewelry, Is still in the window ; )f W. w. Ross Corner Drug Store. l ue makes all of the latest novelties while you wait and uses the best oiled gold plate and sterling silver wire. Now is the time to buy your Christmas novelties. Any name made in artistic style in three , minutes. Don't fail to call and see lim.
 Ben Beleher was the recipient of ! handsome Christmas present to- $ lay from an inmate of the territo- I 'ial penitentiary. It was a game 6 ,arving set with onyx handles en- ,losed in a beautiful and highly case made of mesquite wood and lined with silk. The r whole thing was made in the peni- a entiary, the steel being forged and T he onyx handles and wooden case I by inmates of the institu- ] ion, and it is superior to anything [ ,f the kind that could be pur- ! hased. 2
 Chief of Police Burton and Prince threw out heir drag ne. last night for 'vags" a nd tramps. When they counted a loses in the city jail this morning, D hey numbered just eighteen. and s ut of the entire number not as c nuck as a twenty five cent piece t vas found. They will be put to a york on the streets, as Judge Ling Il o-day sentenced thirteen out of the |