Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-11-21
TUESpAY'S paily. Noyember le.

TUESDAYS Daily. November ls.
 The Euuice Goodrich Company left yesterday for California
 Work will be commenced soon on the new hotel at Ash Fork.
 The Masonic delegation returned from Phenix Saturday evening.
 Born, in Prescott, November IS, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner, q son.
 Patrick Kelly was admitted to citizenship in the district court on Saturday.
 Two portable steam wood saws eeem to find enough work in Pres colt to keep them busy. Probate Judge Wilson has notice in this issue of interest tO adminis- tratois of estates. Read it.
 The electric light company is placing two arc lights on the court house flag pole as an experiment.
 Go to the concert which will be given at Patton's opera house next Thursday for the benefit of tho new Catholic church.
 Work was commenced today 10 increase the capacity for ihe water supply of the railroad company at this place.
 The Ladies Aid Society will give a sOcial next Friday evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Martin. Admission, 2 cents. All invited.
 The concert to be giveu by the Catholic choir promises to be a grand affair. Reserved seats for sale at the Corner drug store. Don't fail to secure seats.
 The board Of supervisors have been engaged to-day m canvassing tho election returns. As far as the count had progressed only few slight changes have occurred from the unofficial returns already pub Iished.
 The following is the score made yesterday by the gun club: Waite, l5; Porter, b; Sherwood, l5; AitkeR. 14; Morgan, F; Ksil, II; Dexter. 9; MahAn, g; borin, 6; Hetherington, 5; Henderson, {. The tie was won oy Waite.
 J. Guthrie Savage, this morning, at this office, showed a beautiful souvenir badge of the twenty-eighth national encampment. G. A. R, re4- gently held at Pittsburg, Pennsyl- vania. The badge was for presents- i0n to S. c. Reese. It was of hand some design, made of an old cannon, and was gotten up by citizens of Pittsbttrg for certain officials and sx-otficials of the Grand Army as souvenir of the grand encampment of 1894.
 The Masonic Grand Lodge elected the following officers at it's recent session: R. N. Fredericks, of Pres colt, grand master; A. l.. Grow, of Tombstone, deputy grand master; Wm. F. Nichols, of Willeox, senior grand warden; Vim. NJ. Griffith, of Florence, junior grand warden; Martin w. Kales, of Phenix, re- elected grand treasurer; George J. Roskruge, reelected grand secre- tary. The next session of the Grand Lodge will be held in Prescott.
 John Fletct er. who was accused of killing Blanco White, was ac- quilted hy 8 jury on Saturday evening. 1t was shown by the tes- tiniony that White had fallen down stairs after he had been hit on the head by Fletcher, and had broken two or three ribs. The jury came. to the conclusion that his death. was caused from the fall aud not by the blow from the glass. T. w. Johnston and ex-Governor F. A. Tritle conducted the defense.
 Track laying is being pushed at the rate of two miles per day now between Congre ss and Wickenburg. The end of the track is ten miles south of Congr ess, and will reach Wickenburg by Decemberl l. A night force is at wu rk in some of the larger cuts in the box canyon in order to get he grade completed before the grad CTS reach them. The boarding traiIl will move south, about nine or ten miles below Con gress, tO-morrV w or next day. To Phenix by Feh rIlary l is still the wstchword of the company.
 PERSON. AL MENTION.
 Christine Joh nson is getting bet ter.
 W. O. o'Neill has returned to Prescott
 H. J. Allen returned to Jerome yesterday.
 Rev. G. Fl. A daIas came in from