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

] VI NAAt htU EANNe NEueT Ok FNitkaOn and rsked them fore and aft. No one can have any doubt of Rev. Shades fervor and zeal in his call ing, but there Is such thing as be- ing over jealous in . good cause, whereby the very end desired is de- feSted of being attained, Vinegar never catches flies" and no particu- lar good IS accomplished to either saint or sin er by stroking the fur the wrong way.
 J. R. Lisson has returned from his l trip to Denver.
 Mrs G. A Bray has returned from her visit to Flagstaff
 Col. C. C. Bean came in on We'd neSdaY from Los Angeles.
 A. Redewill, the we'll known piano mau of Phenix, Is in town.
 W. H. Crane, Denver, Colorado, Is registered at Hotel Burke.
 J. J. Gosper came il "Wednesday evening from the Emmet mine.
 F. D. Myer, the tonsorial artist, has returned from a trip to Globe and Phenlx.
 Geo. E. Brown, of the lower Agua Fria, was in town yesterday, 1t being his first visit here m six months.
 Wm. Thomas, in charge of the county hospital, returned yesterday from visit to Pnenix and Yuma.
 Hugh McCrum came in this morn ing from California. He reports an abundance of rain there this season.
 G. B. Cronk, a Denver capitalist, came in on yesterday mornings tram to look over the mining inter est here.
 T. C. Jones, of Kansas City, is a recent arrival here. He expecta to become a permanent resident of Arizona.
 J. II. Wallace, the rustling Build ing and Loan association agent, has returned from successful trip in the country.
 Theodore B. Starr, a millionaire jeweler, of New York, passed south yesterday in private Wagner ear, en route to Phenix to spend the winter.
 l.. F. Hale, the mlning mar from Congress, came up on "Wednesday to renew his acquaintance with hls family, and to speud Thanksgiving with them.
 Deputy Sheriff F. Boscha, ot Con 1 greSS, returned from visit to San Jose, Cal. to-day where he has been 1 on visit to lis daughters, Mrs, Fl. ! D. BoSchkeu amt Mrs. 4. B. Senter. 1
 E. !. F. Horns has returned from a visit to Phenix While he likes the l climate of Prescott hs seems to be l in love with the Winters of Phenix and thinks they ale perfectly charm ing.
 Conductor T. J. Corrigan, who, 1 under the new time schedule, stops 1 at Ash Fork and Phenix on alternate l nights, took lay of yesterday to 1 eat his Thanksgiving dinner with 1 his family.
 Henry Miller, the young son of l Mr. and Mrs. $. C. Milier Is recover 1 tug from a very severe attack of l tl phoid fever. Hs was able Io be l over town yesterday for the first 1 time for several weeks.
 Captain Buchanan, of Whlpple, returned recently fIom a visit to | Oklahoma and the Indian terutory. In the latter place he saw Geronimo l and his baud of Apache Indians. He ] says they are getting along uicely |, but the officer in charge of tbem keeps them keeps them at work. SATURDAYS paily, November 30.
 Furnished room to let. Apply | to $. E. Patton at the opera house.
 Born, in Chaparral, to Mir. and | Mrs. J. H. Hughes, November 2S, daughter.
 Misses Viola HeavenstUn snd Isa- bella Smith played a violin duet at the masked ball which was very l creditable to the young ladies.
 The Jury in the Henrietta mining | case having answered the questions propounde to them, the law p ,ints of the case are being argued to-day | before the court.
 Mir H, L. Hamaker, an experienced | photographer from Los Angeles, has taken a position at Mitchell's photo gallery, and will make the finest pictures at reasonable prices.