Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19
9aG CITY AND COUNTY.
EsESY Items From Our OWE Town and
 Surrounding Country,

T. J. Trask, prominent merchant of Phenix, is dead.
 Only four more days to pay taxet before they become delinquent.
 The town is being posted for th' Kathleen Mavourneen performance Be sure to see the Irish Washer woman, May Pagan. 6 years old. 3t c. P. Hicks has filed his bond a. probate judge and county sehoo superintendent.
 A prospector, whose name was not sseertsined, died recently at Chap arral of pneumonia.
 Wm. F. Price, of Phenix, has been convicted of murder for the killing of a man named Sliube.s.
 Prof. Scott had . fair audience at his closing lecture last evening. IL was quite interesting and instruct i've.
 S. M. AitlIen has just received a lot of Rubidoux choice creams and chocolates, celebrated for their superiority.
 Judge H. T. Andrews and Miss Luella Hundiey were married at the Johnson House last evening by Rev. T. Mclean.
 The territorial teachers institute will meet n Phenlx next Monday, and continue in session until FrI- day, January 2l.
 Joseph C. Perry, of Tucson, Is an app6cant for the position of chief clerk of the house of representa- lives of the next legislature.
 The Williams News says: "It IS stated, on good authority, that the Harvey house. in this place. will soon be removed to Ash Fork.
 Frank D. Wiley, of Ash Fork. has filed his oath and bond as jus tice of the peace. The JOURNAL MINER doGs its sombrero to Judge Willey.
 The Sulphur Valley News is printed with blne ink, but the lively sparkling news items from the pen of Editor Pugh are by no means inclined to give one the blues.
 Edward NJ. Blake, son of Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Blake. and Miss Mary Otis, daughter of Mir. aud Mrs. T.. W. Otis, will he married this eyen- ihg at the residence of the latter, in East Prescott.
 The Epicopal Church is being praised on account or the evcelience of the music. rendered by it's choir. under the direction of Mrs. w. \. Cline. It is becoming feature of its service.
 John Donovan, the only democrat elected to the Michigan legislature, receives letters at the rate Of half a hundred daily from dime museum managers throughout the country, but he declines, although he IS a kind of a freak, to exhibit himself. The JOURNAL MINER is in receipt of a Mississippi paper giving an account of the recent marriage of Miss Baldwin, sister ot Mrs. T. W. Johnston, of Prescott, to NJ. C. Teasdale Miss Baldwin visited relatives here not long since, and proved to be a most charming young lady.
 Work is progressing on the rail road bridge across the Hcssayampa below Wickenburg, and 1t will not take many days nov Co complete 1t and lay the track to the desert on the south side of the river. A tenn porary structure is being built which will be replaced with mag nifcent Howe truss bridge later.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Superintendent J. L. Giroux is ir from Jerome.
 John S. Jones came in yesterday from Chaparral.
 David Finnie, of the Mogollor mountains, is i'll town.
 J. Thorbecke expects his family to return from the Castle creek hot springs this week.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins returned last evening from holding a term o court in Mohave county.
 Hugh Burns illness at Ash Fork has developed into pneumonia, anc he is reported seriously III.
 Geo. Schuerman is reported com pleteiy cured of rheumatism at tho hot springs, and will return home on Saturday.
 Major c. H. Robins CD, of the F., r. & F. railroad, came in las evening from the front, after al absence of five months from tn town.
 Fred. Heinlein, a Phenix archi teet, arrived from the south las evening, en route to Flagstaff L superintend the building Of the Tt form school at that place.
 Prof. McNaughton aud Misse Cooyer, Cook, Cobb and Crother of the Prescott public schools, vii attend the teachers institute a Phenix next week. There will D two weeks holiday vacation of th public schools on account of tnei Attendance at tEe institute.
 F. A. Healy. general passenge and freight agent oi the s. r., ?. F. railroad, left for Chicago th morning to arrange for passeng, and freight rates from both ca aud west through to Phenix. via tn s. F.. P. & r. railway, which wi open for traffic not later than Eel ruary 15, 1895.
 THURSDAYS Daily, December i3.
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