Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-07
.WEDNESDAY'S DAILY.

WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
 All city officers should be elect i've.
 Ed. Wagoner is in from Walnu Grove.
 Monograph at K. of P. hall thi, eyening.
 Andrews & Ling have a new sigI on their door.
 Quarterly examination of teach ers next Monday.
 Prescott is inside of the railroad
 ar rate territory.
 B. F. Murphy has accepted the Examination for mayor.
 James E. Porter left for his home D Show Low to-day.
 Mrs. J. D. Glenn left fol Iehschapi this morning.
 Go and hear the photograph, at E. of P. hall tonight.
 Save up your loose change for the bill collector tomorrow.
 The St. Patrick ball promises to be the social event of the season.
 Prof. Alfred Walkers advertise nent appears in this issue as teacher of instrumental and vocal music.
 F. c. Parker returned yesterday rom his visit to the Midwinter Fair. He reports having had pleasant Fisit.
 J. W. Loomis, representative of sn eastern nursery firm, left on this mornings train for the east via New Orleans.
 The JOURNAL MINER drew a blank to-day at the court house, not a single office being able to furnish an item of news.
 Geo. P. Harrington arrived this morning from the Crowned King nine, and left on the l0:40 train for Edinburg, Illinois.
 NJ. Goldwater & Bros. have a new advertisement in this issue which will be found worthy of perusual by All JOURNAL MINER readers.
 Friends of J. G. Houtz are urging him to become a candidate for city Councilman. Mir. Houtz. if elected, you'd make a good officer.
 Morrison X Crane give a phono- graph entertainment Wednesday eyening in k. of P. Hall. The latest musical selections will be rendered. Admission only 25 and 30 cents.
 The JoURNAL-MNER has been Favored by Mir. Foster with copy 9f his weather forecast for March, Ehich will be found in this issue. Dut it out and preserve for future feference.
 Dolph Blair came in yesterday From Chaparral with a very sore throat which Dr. Butcher has pro Bounced a serious case of diphtheria, and has accordingly reported it to the health officer.
 Considerable interest was mani Tested at the special election held to-day to vote on the question of ievying special school tax to con tnue the schools for the balance of the year. The total vote boiled was 153, of which l12 went i'll favor of the tax and fl against. c. P. Hicks Eas elected collector, by a majority cf I3.
 John l.. Kimball, of Salt Lake, Utah, brother of Mrs. R. c. Wood fuff, arrived a few days since in Prescott, to remain. He has taken a position with the Prescott Ma tional Bank.
 A meeting of the city council was held last night at which George Burton was appointed chief of pc Zee to take office on March ,, at a salary of S90 per month. $. A. Prince was appointed night watch pan at salary of $60 per month.
 Go and hear Edison's latest and enproved large hall photograph | ednesday evening in K. of ?. Hall.
 here will be selections from eperas, Gilmore's band, and such lemous singers as Goskin's, Quinn, cpencer and others will be on hand. 2 and 50 cents.
 The columns of the JOURNAL MINER are open for announcement p candidates for city officers. No accounts will be opened. however. 1s its books already contain ac- punts of this kind, two, three and
 bur years old, and even older than lat which are unpaid.
 A letter has been received here Raking inquiries for John E. Nor Son: He wrote from Prescott,
 arch l7, 1893, to his friends in the Hst, when he stated that he was
 orklng Tor the Prescott Electric @aght company. Nothing has been aeard from him since.
 The city council made a ,ood Nppolntment last night for chief of Folce. George Burton, inc an Polntee, has been night watchman er policeman, for several wears and sas proven himself a faithful and f1hcient officer, attentive to his du- Nes and using discretion and good Ddgment in the discharge of them Ahe city council is to be congratu- lated Tor the satisfactory manner in Ehich they have solved this ques- bon, which has been more or lass agitatlng the public mind for some