Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-24
THURsDAY's DAILY.

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 The mercury took another drop last night.
 The Hard Times social will be given Friday, January 26.
 A gang of counterfeiters have baen unearthed near PheniX.
 Major Towar is en route to Whipple to pay of troops there.
 Charles NJ. Clark left for San Francisco to-day, on a brief busi- ness trip.
 Mrs. Robert Blair has gone to Phenix to spend the remainder of the winter.
 Fifty men arrived today from Los Angeles to go to work on the grade of the $. F. F. X P railway.
 Rev. Alfred IhiT, of the Episcopal church at PhenIx, has gone to New Mexico, to take charge of church there.
 J. NJ. Aitken is having new electric chandeliers put in his store prepara- tory to changing to the new electric light system.
 Don't forget about "rhe Girl to Love" You can see her pictured in words next Tuesday night at the NJ. F. Church.
 The O. R. C. ball item which ap- peared in last issue shoud have been credited to Needles Eye as the ball will be in Needles.
 The snake stories in Needles Eye will hereafter be unusually inter esting. coming as they will from the gifted pen of F. S. Clark.
 Rev. =. D. B. Demarest will leave on Monday for southern California, for a five weeks vacation in a mild er climate than Prescott
 Superintendent R. R. Coleman of the :. F., P. X r. railroad Is now on the highway towards rec very from a very severe attack of pneumonia.
 C. G. Webb of Stafford, Kansas, came in on last evening train to look after some business here for the widow of the late Chester Thomas.
 General Passenger Agent F. A. Healey of the :. F., r. & r. left for Albuquerque to confer with A. S P. in regard to Mid winter Fair rates.
 Judge D. H. Wallace. of Phenix, died last Sunday afternoon of pneu- monia. aged 73 years. Judge Wal lace was formerly receiver of the land office at Tucson.
 In the names of officers of the choral society yesterday the typo made it appear that Mrs. R. H. was director. It should have read R. B. Burmister.
 Sheriff W. R. Campbell of Apache county and his deputy, F. W. Nel- son, came in on last evenings train sn route to PheniX with John Boehme. an insane patient.
 The frequent matrimonial misad- ventures of young men, Is good evidence tfat every don't know just who Is The Girl to Love" Rev. c. ]. Chase will tell all about 1t next Tuesday evening at the NJ. l.. Church.
 Prescott will soon have a tele- phone llue along with its other metropolitan accomplishments. The railroad company Is putting m line to connect their offices with the depot and with Contractor Lantry's office.
 If the same amount of honesty, justice and fairness, were shown m editorial columns of the Phenix Gazette, as there is of energy and in its news columns 1t would rank as one of the best news papers in the southwest.
 Two young men who have been in Ask Fork for a week or more trying to reach Prescott, succeeded yester- day in their attempt. They were brought in by the sheriff, to serve a twenty days sentence in the county, jail for stealing coal.
 w. P. Hutchinson, of Chicago, known from one end of the United States to the other as old Hutch of the Chicago board Of trade, who has been in Prescott since Tuesday, left on this mornings train. MT. Hutchinson Is interested m the Bill Williams Fork irrigating enterprise.
 H. Houser, the genial manager of B. Lantry & Son, returned last evening from a brief business trip 60 Los Angeles. Mir. Houser says the weather is perfectly delightful in Southern California and he would have liked to remain there or month.
 B. J. McQuinn has been acting superintendent of the S. F., P. IS r. railroad during Superintendent Coleman's illness. Mac is an old time railroader and there is nothing that he cannot do, from manipulats ing the keys of a country telegraph office to managing a trunk line.
 The JoCRNAL-MINER goes after half dozen town boys, but says nothing about the girls. - Courier. If there are any girls in Prescott who throw stones at Chi namen the JOURNAL MINER desires to amend it's "go-after" the boys arti- cle, to include such girls also.
 In accordance with a request from the Atlantic X Pacific railroad company, Treasurer Oliver has sent the tax receipts of the company