Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-26
MONDAYS Daily, December s4.

MONDAYS Daily, December 24. J. N. W. Moore has been recon
 missioned as a notary public.
 The supply of Christmas turkey
 is said to be below the demand.
 Cook & Bell will distribute Christ
 mas gifts to the children tomorrow Mahara's minstrels gave an opeI
 air concert and street parade thil
 afternoon. X W. c. Wingield is making fna proof to-day oa piece of land in
 the Verde valley.
 Y Mahara's minstrels are in town
 and will appear at Patton's opera
 house tonight.
 Owing to the Christmas trees to-
 night, the curtain will not rise at
 Patton opera house until S:3O
 o'clock.
 There will be a Christmas tree to-
 night at the Congregational church at 6:30 o'clock aud at the Methodist church at 7:30.
 Mrs. Fant who has been under Dr. Butchers care for some time with a severe attack of pneumonia a is now convalescing.
 The most acceptable holiday present to this office would be the amount due from delinquent sub scribers and others.
 Tomorrow morning, commencing at 9 o'clock, we will give away the remnant of our toys to the children who may call for Christmas gift. Cook & BELL.
 Fred Chase and Fred Moore have had the superintendence of decorat- ing the Methodist church for the Christmas tree this evening. It is very artistically done.
 Charley Young's old restaurant, on the west side of the plaza, has changed hands and has been re- named the Central restaurant. See advertisement in this issue.
 Dr. Cotton received word last evening that Geo. Southerland. patient of his at the Gladiator mine. was getting along nicely, and is now in fair way to recovery.
 Hotel Burke will give an excellent Christmas dinner tomorrow. Fur key, chicken and duck and the usual trimmings" which go with these articles of diet will be served.
 Sister Mary, of the Sisters of St. l Joseph, fell down some steps yes terday and broke an arm. Dr. Butcher was summoned to reduce the fracture, and she is getting along nicely.
 Special Policemen Howell and | Linn arrested a man at 2 o'clock .his morning, whom they found prowling around an East Prescott residence. He had rubber shoes md seemed to be prepared for loiseless travel.
 There is another ticket in the ield for city officers, as follows: For Mayor, c. w. Moore; Councilmen. Alfred Averyt and Henry Brink meyer. All are good men. It is alled the citizens ticket.
 Gil Gary, Martin Newman, Walter Temple and Master Gene in the lew Parisenne quadrille dance; a orrect interpretation of the most dancers of Paris, are 1ith the W. A. Mahara's Mammoth ,olored Minstrels.
 Chief of Police Burton organized he chain gang and put the men Tho were captured on Friday night t work on the streets in West Pres ott. J. Marshall Morgan has been ppointed captain of the gang, and IS friends will hereafter greet him 'ith a military salute, and his title until promotion, will be }aptain Morgan. w. w. Bass, who came in on to- avs train, reports the survey on he Grand Canyon railroad from Williams completed. He says that he route selected is overa very easy C rade, and the estimate of con- .ruction does not exceed 5000 per lile. He says that the prospects re excellent for the early ccnstruc- on of the road. Tho crap experts who paid their I 'spects to a Prescott game recently f nd got away with about $9O0 have 'centlY visited Phenix where they Iade a clean up of about 1,5O0. | hey are doing the towns in rota- on having won about S1,0OO in flagstaff, before coming to Prescott nd S2,OOO in Tucson before visiting @ henix. t Wm. Berry was tried on Saturday 'ternoon before Justice Moore and jury on charge of battery, the n witness being John W. c mith. Both parties are from Lynx a eek. The battering was alleged have been done with a hammer ii Id the batteree's hesd was done m p in bandage. Not guilty was r, Ie verdict of the jury. tI