Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-04

the ore dump fell from the scahold
 ing, a distance of twenty feet, sus
 talning quite serious injuries. H,
 is confined to his bed on account o
 them.
 In the district court yesterlla,
 cases were acted on as follows; W
 F. Cole vs. United Verde Copper
 Co. Case passed until adjourned
 term. Fred Williams ct al vs. Jack
 Martin. Judgment for plaintiff
 against defendant, out without costs
 Sealed proposals will be received
 hy the postmaster ot Prescott up Cd
 Desemb, IT To, for carrying the mail twice week between Prescott aud
 the new postolhce of Jersey, located at the Jersey Lily mine. The dis tance Is fourteen miles and the term of the contract from February i, 1896 to June S0. 1898.
 f. W. O'Sulhvan has been ad- mitted to the practice of law. Mir. O'Sullivan is clerk in the land office and has already established quite a reputation aS an orator. He passed an excellent examination. All that IS necessary now to achieve success 3 Is to plant his card tn the newspa- pers and let the public in general aud htigants in particular know that he is ready for business.
 Deputy Marshal Slaukard, of Phe nix, arrived on to-day's train.
 Theodors R. Starr and party went north this afternoon in their private WAgoner car, en route to California
 Arthur c. Wells, general manager ot the Atlantic X Pacific Railroad, Is expected to arrive m Prescott to- morrow.
 Assistant General Manager R. E. Wells ant Chief Engineer W. A.. Drake, of lhe < F., F. X ?. road, went south un Ihi, mornings train. MONDAYS Daily, December ;.
 The band will give a Christmas dance.
 The board of supervisors has beea in session to-day.
 Dr. c. T. Abbott reports the birth of a compound daughter C Mir. and Mrs. W. NJ. Claypool.
 Invitations are out from the Fri day Night Club for its first dance next Friday evening at K. ot P. hall.
 Knowing ones say that the new pOstotiice will be locate on the gas side ot the plaza but that tho exact location has not bsen definitely de- cided between two place' of ,red.
 Phil. Hoover and Joe Hayes killed two fine deer just south of town yesterday, near the slaughter house of Stephens X Co. They report deer very plentiful in that section.
 Julius Jacobovitz has rented the front of the old Martindell oEEic,. on the north side of the plaza. aud will move his barber shop into it ia a few days.
 $. E. Patton has had extensive improvements made in his opera house of late, whereby the cold draft, heretofore experienced iu 1t, has been done away with
 If new subscribers continue to come in as they have of late, the MINER will soon have t3 take a hand with the Chronicle and Examiner in their circulation war.
 The lecture announced to be given this evening at the C0ngrega- tional church by Laura Nj. 1ohus has been postponed until the latter part of the week on account of the of the speaker to reach here.
 The maximum temperature for November was 74; minimum, l9; greatest daily rahge, D; mean maxi mum temperature, 55.30; mean mini mum, 2S07; mean daily range, 2S.23. Total precipitation, 359 inches; to- tai suo Y fall, l2 inches.
 4 volumious document was filed for record to day whereby tbs Con tral Trust Company of New York is as trustee oi the first mort gage of the P. x A. C. railroad aud Wm. H. Paulding is appointed trus. tee in it's place.
 A card containing the following has been received at this office: Mir. Clarence E GInnisou, Miss Dorothy M. Lee, married, Thursday, Noven Der twenty eighth, eighteen hun dred and ninety five, Tempe, Ari- zona. At home after December fifteen, Prescott, Arizona"
 The JouRNAL-MINER is now getting out the second edition of tho Ari- zona mining law passed last winter, the edition of l,00O, printed some time since, being nearly exhausted. The demand continues for this little book, which can be earned in ones rest pocket.
 General T. J. Buffers letter from the Atlanta exposition, in this issue, will be found to be very interesting reading. General Butler IS very close and keen observer of all events and incidents and possesses the very happy faculty of describing them in D very interesting manner.
 z. T. Phillips, of Ash Fork, came in on this mornings train.
 F. s. Clark came in from Flagstaff this morning on legal business.
 Miss Wheeler. sister of Mrs. H. D. Ross, left for Los Angeles yester day.
 G. W. Henry and his attorney, NIT. Johnson, left for Chicago yss- terday.
 W. A. Drake, chief engineer of the s. F., P. X P. Railroad, went north his afternoon,
 Judge c. N. Stsrry, solicitor for the A. < ?. Railroad, came in on yesterdays train.
 Harry Tritle is acting as clerk of ! A a ha