Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-14

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 w. L. York, of Seli ,man, is in town.
 St. Patrick's ball next Friday evening.
 Nj. Bradley is in from his Hassa- yampa mines.
 John Sorg left for San Francisco this aftern O0n.
 Jake Marks has returned from his trip to San Francisco.
 Mrs. Geo. R. Parker W Il leave for San Francisco tomorrow.
 Laundyman Brooks returned last evening from the east.
 !. l.. Giroux aud H. J. Allen came in from Jerome last evening.
 Union revival services at the Nj. E. Church tomorrow evening.
 Don't fail to attend ths Dramatic entertainment next Wednesday,.
 r. X. O'Brien the Denver mining man returned on last nights train.
 T. F. Miller and son, of Granite, returned from Los Angeles yester- day.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Hegndon have returned fsom their visit to Cali fornia.
 James Shirley left for Chicago this morning, in response to tele- gram.
 There are about 1000 men em. ployed now on the :. F., P. X r. rail road.
 c. B. Bishop. proprietor of the Four Mile House, paid h,s respects to this office to-day.
 H. s. Van Slyck, general agent of the A. < r. railroad, left for Albu- querque this morning.
 H. H. Hatch. route agent of Welis, Fargo < Co, Is in iowa, checking up the Prescott office.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harris Baldwin are due to arrive home tomorrow. They are now in California.
 Geo. E. White (Shorty) and Larry Dugan, of the Agua Fria,two veter ans of the late war, ara in iowa.
 H. D. and ;. NJ. Aitken sud M. E. Morin left this morning for duck hunt in Chino valley. They expect to return un Monday.
 Qnite 6 large number of ladies called, last night, at the special ear at the depot, to pay their respects to Mir. Lincoln and party.
 Betsy Baker" and ''The Loan of a Lover" at the Opera House, "Wednesday evening. Go and see. You will not be disappointed.
 The Star reports that Pete Behan was seriously, and probably fatally injured recently by being thrown from hand car and being run over by it.
 Sheriff Lowry captured deserter yesterday morning. He frightened two or three people by his early morning call before locating his | man.
 Nj. B. Hazeltine has been made | assistant cashier of the Bank of | Arizona.
 Foreman Trainor has completed | the work assigned to him, and is | moving camp to Skull valley. near J. w. Wilson's ranch, where he will | commence work on Monday.
 Abraham Brookbank aged 70 | years, last heard from in Arizona. His daughter wants to learn his ad dress. Any one knowing it will please send to this office.
 G. H. La Berteu of the JouRNAL- MINER force will take advantage of the cut rates to visit Los Angeles and other points in Southern Cali fornia, and will leave on Monday.
 Mrs. N. A. Boggs, and "Doc" Bowen will leave for Los Angeles to be present at the trial of K. Moore on the charge of rifing that box, belonging to the former. The trial comes up on Tuesday.
 Miss Lena Johnson will leave to- morrow for her home in San Fran cisco, after month spent here in nursing her sister, Miss Christine Johnson, back to health from an attack of pneumonia.
 The private car containing Robert I. Lincoln, Marshall Field, N. K. Fairbanks. and Norman Reame was to the north bound train this morning, the party being on route home to Chicago. Ex-Gover- nor Murphy left with them.
 B. Davidson, an experienced ma chinist of Chicago, arrived here a lew days since. He comes here for the benefit of his health, but has become so favorably impressed, not only with our climate but with the l business outlook that he thinks of establishing first class machine shop in the place. |