Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24

his stock in trade is fair repre- sentatiou of what the home concern carries. they must be in the hand me-down business on the Bowery. "Where was Moses when the light went outl"
 If there Is any personal pleasure in a trip from San Jose to Prescott on a bicycle, we fail to see where 1t comes in. Of course people are differently constituted, and what some people would call pleasure, other, and more rational people. would call a task to be avoided, if the interested party had enough to pay for a railroad ticket.
 Doctor Gibson is indignant at the action of the San Francisco police in taking possession of his church. He has refused to take possession of his church from the police and declares that they went out of their way to destroy the church property in their search for evidence to convict Durrant of the murder of Minnie Williams.
 A Phenix faker is in town with gasoline lamp that burns slowly and poorly, and goods which bear the imprint of Montezuma. It is useless to state that he did not come here for his health, as 1t is said that he permits, Glla monsters, eentipedes and rattle snakes to bite him as often as they please, the effect on him being harmless. or course purchasers are not included in the bite.
 There was brilliant wedding at the First M. F. Church this morn ing. The contracting parties being Richard :. Stockton and Miss Lynna F. Coover, of this city. Miss COoger has taught in one of the departments of the city school dur ing the past year and is held in high esteem. MT. Stockton Is court TO. porter and is highly regarded. The impressive ceremony was performed by Rev. C. ]. Chase. Many friends wish the happy couple much success and happiness.
 Col. c. C. Bean, for the first time in nearly decade, IS again tfeading on the soil he knows so well, arriv- lng on the noon train to-day from New York. He IS one of the earliest of Arizona pioneers, and may be said to be the chief of the Hassa- yampers, and by them to-day. as we'll as by many others, he is being generously greeted. Throughout the various districts Col. Bean says be still owns many good prospects, and comes to look at and work them, in view of the prominence of this section to- day as a gold producing region.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Philip Mcdonnell of Williamson valley, IS in the city.
 Will C. Barnes. of Navajo county, 1 is a guest st the Hotel Burke.
 F. Nj. Murphy with a party of 1 Eastern capitalists left for Phenix l yesterday.
 Mrs. Robinson and family of | Kirkland valley, are visiting friends | in Prescott.
 Thomas Sheridan is in from Will iamson valley and is registered at the Hotel Burke,
 E. Ralston and bicycle arrived in l Prescott yesterday from San Jose, California. Eighteen days out and | all is we'll.
 Hon. G. W. P. Hunt, of Gila, passed through Prescott to-day l from Los Angeles, en route to his home at Globe.
 James Shirley, who is now en- gagged m working the Last Chance | mine near Iron Springs, came in | from the camp yesterday.
 Ed. Austin aud 4. G. Oliver left | to-day for the Santa Maria gold | mines of the former. They will | return in about ten days.
 N, l.. Pinney, who IS here from | Phen,x. in the interest of the bicycle house Ire represents, Is son of ex Judge i7inney, who is we'll known in legal channels in this city.
 Jack Detwiller. the agreeable, yet | ,arefull engineer of the s. F., P. & l P. paid this office call yesterday. | There is no occasion to mention a little incident that he looked care i fully over our wedding designs in printing.