Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-14
SATURDAYS DAILY.
City election tomorrow.

Judge Hawkins opens a term of court in Flagstaff to-day.
 J. c. H 'rndon goes to Flagstaff tomorrow to attend court.
 K. NJ. Ling went to Flagstaff on Saturday on legal business.
 Mrs. Hill, mother of Ray Hill, left on this afternoons train.
 Don't miss the dramatic enter tainment Wednesday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Blake left for San Francisco this afternoon.
 H. D. Ross returned Saturday evening from his visit to Phenix.
 The Territorial Grand Army En- campmentmeet in Phenix to-day.
 Registration of voters for the fall election will commence next month.
 Ex-Governor N. O. Murphy left for Phenix yesterday via Los An geles.
 There is a large sized glacier in the alley in the rear of the JOURNAL MINER office.
 Sunday was delightful day. The churches were all we'll filled ia con sequence of it.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Bashford will leave tomorrow for San Francisco and Oakland on visit.
 Philip Hach, pioneer of Mehaye county, died at Kingm1n last week of hemorrhsge of the lungs.
 To-morrow's election will not be held in the city hall. Pol will be open from II o'clock a. m. to F. m
 Horses, returning from pasture in the Salt river valley, should be care fully watched for symptoms of glanders.
 Charles l.. Squier and Miss Laurabel Franklin were married in Phenix last week by ltev G. l.. | Pierson.
 Charles Crocker has gone to the Midwinter Fair It Is the first time that he has been ava from Pres cot in years.
 A number of pretty things will be displayed at the Ca holic Fair, for sale. Go and take your family 1 and friends.
 The East Prescott Fire Company IS getting ready for busi lsss. They l are not particularly anxious for a | job, however
 Scott Greening, who returned to | Prescott on Saturday, is accom-. panied by Mrs. Greenin;s. The cou- pie were married about a month | ago.
 D. Levy's condition has changed l for the worse, and word was re- ceived last evening saying that the | physicians have little hopes of his recovery.
 s. P. Behan received telegram on Saturday, saying it was thought | that his brother Pete. who was run 1 over by hand car recently, was out | of danger.
 John Lawler and his private sec retaTy, J. D. Carter, left for the i Hillside mine this morning. MT. 1 Lawler expects to resume work on the property soon.
 According to the Pacific Drug gist, the class of '9i. California Col | iege of Pharmacy has elected | Cha les Nj. Wollenburg, formerly of | Prescott as it's president.
 The Havard observatory expedi- | ton visits Tombstone the first place | in the territory, in their prospecting tour for an observatory site. There l instruments arrived there last week. l
 Miss Halls Engle is seriously i'll, it is alleged, from the result of criminal operation performed on her. Her condition is more favor able today.
 D. Lacy, recent arrival from Los Angeles, was arrested on Saturday | night, charged with passing forged | check. He was held by Justice | Moore this morning to answer to the grand jury.
 Wm. Duncan, a prominent resi- dent of the Verde valley, accom- panied by his wife and child, left this afternoon for the Midwinter Fair. They will also visit Mrs. Duncsn's parents, near Merced
 Harry Cage, John Friend, Charles Bidinger and Fl. E. Bell went out to Chino valley yesterday on a special (hand carl over the $. F., P. X P. railroad. for a duck hunt. They re- turned about midnight last night, having bagged two dozen ducks.
 Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, March l5, l6 and l7, there will be grand bazaar in the K. of P. Hall, all proceeds to go towards the completion of the Catholic church. Go aud take all your relatives.
 Do not fail to attend the farces, Betsy Baker and the Loan of a Lover at the opera house on We'd nesday evening. Tickets are to be had at several places in town and reserved seats can be secured at Aitken's. General admission 70 cts; iSceiN Ncu ScalS. %Asuts
 Chas. B. Bishops team ran away on Saturday, demolishing his buggy. A dog, which was in the buggy at the time, tried to stop them by pull ing on the lines, but failed. After the team became detached from the buggy, the dog again grabbed the lines, and succeeded in checking them up.
 At the meeting of the Grand Lodge, I. O. G. T., in Phenix, last week, the following officers were elected: Grand Chief Templar, J. A. Marshall, Phenix; grand coun- selor, c. O. Austin, Tempe; grand vice templar, Miss Stella Kay, Phe- nix; G. s. J. Temperance, Mrs. Nj. Hoxworth, Flagstaff; grand sscre- tary, \. P Walbridge, Phenix; grand treasurer, F. c. Thompson, Mesa; ~ |