Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-03

IL was SlNAANNo SAtN oNtAih
 C. O. Allen, left on this morning. train.
 Aztlan Lodge F. X \. NJ. installe, officers last evening.
 Christmas tree tonight at tn Episcopal church.
 Jewelrv auction at Beeson's com mencing tomorrow afternoon.
 Buy a ticket for the cantsta a the Nj. E. church, Friday evening.
 An engineer and blacksmith ad vertises in this issue for a situation
 Attend the Christmas tree enter tainment tonight at the Episcopa church.
 Start the New Year by getting your Irleud to subscribe for th, JOURNAL-MINER.
 General W. O. O'Neill has donated onyx for a baptismal fount for the Episcopal church.
 Fred J. Smith, yesterday secured judgment against Chas. Ward ct al for S542. 6l in the district court.
 Contractor OConnor has com pleted grading the West Prescott Y ou the :. F., P. X r. railroad.
 Mrs. Ida Harley and her two children left this morning for Texas for visit to the formers mother.
 Charles Bishops Four Mile House was burglarized on Tuesday night, and S20 taken from the saloon till.
 J.N. Rodenburg has filed his set clement as administrator of the es- tate oG Peter Engle deceased and the same has been approved.
 r. j. Mccormick animals, sixty in number arrived at Barney Walsh's camp on Tuesday evening and have been put at work.
 President F. NJ. Murphy of the $. F. P. X F.. railroad expects to leave for the east tomorrow on rail- road business.
 W. B. Jones will leave tomorrow for the east again, after a brief sojourn very pleasantly spent among friends here.
 Miss Viola Reeves, who has been teaching school at Walnut Creek. came in Tuesday evening for a visit to relatives here during the holidays.
 Robert E. Miller, son of Mir. and Mrs. :. C. Miller. and Miss Susie Ferguson, we-e married last evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Miller by Judge H. W. Fleury.
 A deed has been filed for record from John G. Campbell and wife to c Malezieux for lot 15 and north half of lot l6, block 26, Prescott, the consideration named being S3O0.
 Deputy Sheriff George Ruffner went out this morning to arrest F. ]. White who is accused ot beating his wife. Ii the case against him is as serious as has been reported, it may land him in Yuma.
 "Pard" Pierce is in from the Santa Maria country. He says that there have been fine rains in that section but no snow or frost. Grass is already commencing to grow nicely, and the country looks fine.
 On application of Annie J. Bren- nan. of San Francisco, E. \. Fred ericks was yesterday appointed re- ceiver of all of the mortgaged pro. perty belonging to the Hate Martin Maier. Bonds were fixed at 5000
 Vice-President and General Man. age G. W. Vaughn of the :. F. P. X F., railway left this morning for a brief trip east. He goes direct to LeavenwoEth, Kansas, for a visit to his family and thence to Chicago on railroad business.
 4 brakeman named Orr was killed at the Johnson Canyon tunnel on the Atlantic x Pacific railroad on Tuesday night. He was standing on top of a ear, of west bound freight, when it entered the tunnel, and was knocked of and killed.
 Miss Carrie Gould, a niece of NIT. and Mrs. NJ. Fl. Gould arrived on last evenings train from Chicago with a view of remaining here per. manently. She is an excellent musician and will give instruction on the piano.
 Geo Case, Walnut Grove; Morse Dernall, Hillside; F Carken, Selig man; J H Teeters and wife, King man; F x O'Brien, Denver; W G Dickinson, Kansas City affixed their autographs on the Hotel Burke register yesterday.
 A quartette of young Germans who left New York on the afternoon of July Is last, to walk to California in I'll days arrived at Ash Fork or Tuesday night. They claim to b, seven days ahead of time. The, left the metropolis with Sl in monel but having musical instruments along with them they have sue ceeded in getting along very nicely
 James Loy was examined yester day and to-day by a committee con sisting of Judge Wright. Col. Will son and R. NJ. Ling as to his qualifi cations to be admitted to the prac tice of law. Members of the exam ing committee have said that h. passed the best examination of an, applicant who was ever examined here.
 Some one attempted to steal { large fat turkey and saddle O venison from T. J. Corrigan's bacl porch last night. Mrs. Corrigal heard him and came to the bacl door, armed with a dangerous look ing six shooter, just as he wa about to make his exit from sid gate of the yard. His load was to- heavy for him and he dropped bot venison and turkey and made hi escape.
 A warrant has bee issued for tn arrest of F. J. White charged witt wife beating again. It is sad ha he broke his wife's nose beside battering her up otherwise. Despit the i'll treatment which this womsl had received from him in the past on last Saturday she paid tn balance of lis fine amounting t