Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-17
FRIpAY's DAILY.

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 R. NJ. Ling left this morning fo PheniX, via Los Angeles.
 The electric lights in Hotel Burk,
 give good satisfaction.
 The soldiers at Whipple will giv a masquerade ball tonight.
 Henry Smith of Apache county came in on last evenings train. J. c. Herndon left for Phenix thi morning to attend supreme court.
 J. W. Wilson's great clothing em porium is now lighted by electricity
 R. Fl. Hetherington left for Phe nix this morning by private convey ance.
 The officers at Whipple gave ; hop last evening m honor of Lieut. Weigel.
 Knights Templar meet this even. ing for work in the Templar and Malta degrees.
 Parties are negotiating for the purchase of the rails of the P. X A. C. railroad
 Prof Crowhurst will lecture in the Congregational church this evening at s o'clock.
 James R. Liston is in from his Old Reliable mining camp in the Bradshaw mountains.
 Assessment for county and terri torial taxes commences this year February l, instead of March l as heretofore.
 The city council met last evening, but owing tO the illness of Council man Goldwater, adjourned till next Monday January l5.
 Miss Harriet Duff, young lady l7 years old, nIece of John C. Duff, died recently at Upper Verde of con sumption. She came to Arizona only few months ago, in hopes of beneiitting her health.
 Dr. J. Miller has moved into Pres colt again with his wife, and will resume the practice of medicine. Residence in the w. C. Potts resi- dence, West Prescott. Orders can be left at w. W. Ross Corner Drug Store.
 R. \. Fredericks continues to pick up choice bargains in Prescott real estate. He yesterday purchased lot l3, block A, together with the im~ provements thereon from Mrs. Gil son, for S450. The property Is loca- ted on North Granite streets
 An attachment for S},0OO has been obtained against the Prescott S Arizona Central railway company m favor of Miles O'Brisn and James Cannon as receivers of the Madison square bank for unpaid interest on Sl00,0O0 of the company's bonds held by the bank.-Phenix Gazette.
 Arrangements have been perfect ed by the Baltimore and Ohio, Rock Island, Denver and Rio Granda. Rio Grande Western, and Southern Pacific railroads, to run a tourist sleeper through from Philadelphia and Baltimore to San rancisco without change. The arrangements went into effect January 10.
 Joseph Morrison, brother of District Attorney R. E. Morrison arrived last evening from Santa Fe, New Mexico. MT. Morrison has just passed an excellent examina- ton and has been admitted to the practice of law and comes here for he purpose of locating permanent y. He will engage in the practice with his brother. Williams House arrivals: J R Liston, Arizona; Nellie L Ottmar, Cherry; Joe Fasina, Bart King, Robt Adams, City; Geo Flammery, Detroit; Geo Merwin, Briggs; Dr z E Funk, Trinidad; V ] Nelson, Princeton, Ills; A Imhof, City; Mrs Deane. Chaparral; Wm Crowhurst. Oakland; NJ R Krutsin ger; J D McFadden, l Irwin, Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Major Bradford. of Whipple, gave a delightful luncheon yester- lay afternoon to the ladies of Whip l pie and large number from Pres ,ott. The menu comprised all the lelicacies that the appetite of the most fastldious epicure could crave, and was discussed with keen relish, by those present, interspersed as it was by pleasant conversation and happy bOn-mOts. At the conclusion of the luncheon, whist was aDnounc- sd, two handsome prizes being offered to those making the best rec Ords. Mrs. T. J. Butler, of Prescott, won the first prize. Miss Bessie l daughter of the hostess, favored the guests with violin solo, her sister, Miss Eugenie, playing the on the piano. 1 These young ladies show great pro- iciency in music aud their selec- 5ions were most beautifully render ed and highly appreciated by the 1 ladies present. The afternoon was very pleasantly spent by all, Mrs. being an excellent hostess