Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-09-04

announced his intention of return ing to the territory soon to organize a new political party, devoted te silver exclusively.
 Ed. Morin distinguished himself last Sunday with his new shot gun making g hits out of possible 4C birds shot at In making this record he also killed B birds without a miss, the best record that has been made in Arizona up to date.
 "Noisy" Jack Detwiler, on the 10 engine, now comes into town in good shape, having monkeyed with the whistle again and perfec ed 1t to his own musical aims. If this en- gineer keeps on, he will soon have a trumpet that will be equal to Gabrie's lin the morning
 Charles T. Cornell, of Tucson, who recently pulled a gun in the Hollenbeck at Los Angeles, and ad- judged insane, was discharged Sat urday from the asylum as cured. His temporary alteration of mind is said to have been due to a change of climate, and possibly change in "booze."
 N. NJ. Mcdonald, who has had charge of Jungermsn's store at this place since it's opening, left this afternoon for Prescott, where hs has accepted a position in the Santa Fe. Prescott x Phenix Railroad offices. His numerous Tempe friends wish him good luck in his new field of labor. Tempe News.
 Mrs. May Wright Sewall delivered another of her very interesting lectures on Friday afternoon, in K. of r. hall to a very large audience of Prescott and Whipple ladies. Her subject was Margaret Fuller" and her lecture was very eloquent showing great thought and study aud clothed in elegant language. At the close of the lecture the ladies of the Prescott club served elegant refreshments.
 Lawrence NJ. Lemon, son of Judge 4. D. Lemon, formerly of Phenix, shot aud killed Thomas She han, a we'll known mining man of Harshaw last Friday. Sheahan. who was un- armed, it Is alleged, discovered Lemon and his (Sheahan's) wife in a compromising position, and on be- ing discovered, Lemon shot and killed the man he had dishonored. He then fled to Mexico. If caught, he should be promptly tried, con victed and hanged, if the evidence is as given in the reports.
 The advertisement of the Penn broke Comedy Company appears in this issue. The company, with the exception of one or two of the lead ing parts, is composed entirely of local talent. The members will produce Silver King" on Tuesday evening, September 10. They are having two rehearsals daily and they promise a good entertainment. The entertainment is for the benefit of the Odd Fellows Home which is proposed to be establ shed in Pres colt, and beng for worthy cause, it should receive a good patronage.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Mrs. G. A. Bray left this morning for a brief visit to Flagstaff.
 c. H. Akers will leave tomorrow for a visit to Kansas CitY.
 Col. J. F. Wilson left for Phenix on business on last evenings train.
 w. A. Clark, superintendent of the Planet-Saturn Mining Company, is in town.
 Malcolm McLeish returnedSunday evening from visit O Denver on mining business.
 Geo. Arthur Allen has returned from his annua! vacation. spent Tn Southern California.
 NJ. E. Morin will jo,n tho eastern excursionists tomorrow for visit to his old home at Danville, Iliuois.
 A. J. Herndon, clerk of the dis trict court, will leave to-morro " for visit to his old home in Missouri.
 Miss Dollie Baker left this morn- ing for San Bernardino, California, to enter the Pomona college there.
 A. NJ. Franklin, of Phenix, repre- senting the New York Life Insur- ance Company, arrived in town yes terday.
 Mrs. l.. W. Winters and daughter, who have been visiting in this city for several days, returned yesterday to Phenix.
 Calvert Wilson, of Tucson, for merly assistant United States attor- ney, is in town shaking hands with his old friends.
 Ben Butler and wife, of Phenix, passed through Prescott last even ing, en route home from an outing in Southern California.
 w. s. Morse, the Lynx creek min ing man, returned Sunday from two weeks tripto Denver and Aspen, Colorado, on mining business.
 Isaac T. Stoddard, who is inter ested in mining at Copper Noun tain, came in from the east last eyen- ing. He expects to remain in Ariz- ona all winter.
 John Hughes, the talented son of Governor Hughes, and R. H. Satter- white, arrived from the Grand Can yon Saturday, and left Sunday for Arizona.
 E. c. Hawley,a prominent citizen of Chicago; Illinois, who is paying 8 visit to thls section, was a welcome caller at this office to-day. MT. Hawley has served six terms in the Illinois legislature, being a member of that body at present.