Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
THE CITY AND COUNTY. EsVy Items From eaf 0El Town aud
 Surrounding Country.

Born. near Prescott. september Zf, to the wife of J. E. Edens, a daugh- ter
 Tickets are being rapidly sold for sThe Mother-in-Law' tomorrow evening.
 Miss Anita Yancey has taken a position as sSleswoman with NJ. Wollenberg X Co.
 A deed has been filed for record from John G. Miller to Con Okeele for lot in Jerome.
 The NJ. S r. Railroad Company has it's track graded to Mesa and will shortly commence laying track.
 Chaparral has new school house. School opened there on Monday with Miss Josephine Butleras teach CT.
 Ms. c. E. Batchelor has moved her dressmaking plrlor to the build ing one door east of the Williams House
 Arizona Lodge No 1, l. Q. 0. F., of Prescott, holds it's regular meet ing tonight. Full attendance Is de- sired as special work is to be trans acted.
 4 telegram from Baltimore an- nounces briefly the death yesterday of Mrs. Crook, widow of the late General Crook, at her residence at Oakland, Maryland.
 The dramatic recital to be given by Miss Addie L. Murphy on Satur- day evening will b. an entertain ment of a high order and should be hberally patronized. Mrs. Ellis will come up from Phenix and render a number of pieces on the piano on the occasion.
 J. J. Quinn, drummer, who was m Prescott recently, tells the Pnenix Gazette of the good story he worked of on a Prescott Courier reporter recently about a spring he claimed to have discovered near Jerome which flows one hour per day and rests the other twenty-three.
 Mrs. Geo. Morse, of Lynx Creek, had a narrow escape last evening from a serious accident. She was out riding on horseback when her saddle turned and her foot caught iu the stirrup. The horse was quite gentle and parties came to her res cue, relieving her from her peri.ous situation.
 Col. Cotton, commercial agent for the NJ. & P. road, Is making an effort to send a through Pullman palace car from Phenix to Dallas, Tex, for the great fight between CorbeJt and FitzSimmonS. A great deal oj in- tereSt Is taken by tine sporting fra teruty of fhruIN iu that evc4t aud several parties iu Prescott are talk ing of attending also.
 The JOURNAL MINER has no hired solicitor on tue streets, ,harassiug the lives out of business men for pat ronage.' Of course it could afford to pay a reasonable commission for work and then do it better and as cheap as many other printing offices, owing to the superior facilities pos seSsed for all kinds of job work, and owing to its having m its employ man skilled m this branch Of the art preservative. Come and get your work done at the JOURNAL MINER office if you want good work at req sonable prices.
 H I. Allen, of Jerome, was in town oa bas ness to-day.
 Dr. l.. B. Perrin, of Sau Francisco, is a gus; of Hotel Winsor.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Gage went down to Congress this morning.
 ". O. O'Neill telegraphed to his wife that he will arrive home this evening.
 Joe Stevrns. he handsome and good-naturel Williamson valley cow boy, Is in town.
 Mrs. C. P. Hicks returned to Pres co't yes crday from a delightful trip to many California points of inter tsi.
 D., an Mrs. F.. ". Butcher and Mrs. J I. Aiken returned this morning ;rom taeir tr.p to the Grand Canyon
 Mrs. Geo. N. Gage and her charm ing daughter left this morning for their home at TempH, after a some what protracled bu' pleasant visit in Prescott. Miss Gage will be mlssed by the young people of Prescott, with whom she became very popu lar
 Col. Carr, wife and daughter, and Mrs. Frost and daughter, accom- panied Land Agent j. E. Frost, of the santa Fe. on his trip to Arizona. Their speclai ear Wyandotte was at tsched to the south-bound train which left at ll:3O this morning en route to the Salt river valley.
 Captain W. A. Glassford came in on the morning train from Denver en route to Phenix, and stopped of in Prescott long enough 70 shake hands with a few Of his many friends here. Captain Glassford was for merly stationed at Whipple and is well known and liked all over Ari- ZOna, as he has always been true and stradfast friend of the territory. THURSDAYS DAILY September 26.
 Mrs. Walicr Cook is slowly recov- ering from an attack of typhoid fever.
 Chas. HoG- Is in Flagstaff, arrang- ing for putting in a telephone ex- change there.
 No word had been received at the sheriff7s office late this afternoon from the deputies in search of Jack Wren.
 Owners of the Jersey Lilly and Gold Treasure mining claims filed their papers for final entry to-day in the land office.