Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02

cents.
 The barbers hold n meeting last night and agreed to restore the old price of 25 cents for shaving, com mencing uext week.
 No word had been received at tht sheriif's office at a late hour thi: afternoon from Sheriff Rutfner oi his deputies who are in search oI Jack Wren.
 Dr. E. w. Dutcher reporte1 a ease of diptherla this morning to the health officer. It is young girl living in the family of J. | Gardner.
 California barley is black and full of smut. You probably know that if you have used any of 1t. w. C, Norton X Co. handle only bright, clean barley and your horse will like it.
 Joseph Stephens has recently pur- chased 500 head of cattle for Kan sas man and will ship them from Del Rio next Saturday. He wants to purchase several hundred head moro.
 John Wells, a colored man who ha, the past month been at the hos pital, was yesterday adjudged ln- sane and sent to the asylum. He had been there but a few hours when he died.-Gazette.
 The Pembroke company has de cided to put on a series of four plays for the benefit of the Catholic church. The first one will be payed October 70, ant the performance will be given in the oli Prescott opera house.
 Mrs. Emily Huntington, o, Evans tou, Illinois, wcites: Il eau hardly express my admiration for Miss Murphy's ability as reader and teacher. l have never heard a read CT who gave mo grrater delight.
 "Swiftv" and his second, Billy Mehau, left on this mornings train for Williams, where the former will meet Flynn in the ring this evening. Both ot Ihem are confident ot sue cess. About fifteen spectators went up Co witness the fight.
 The Prescott Driving Park aSso- citation has decided to have their fIti meeting on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October l7, Is aud l9. Liberal purses are offered and there promises to be a good attentauce. A number of horses hsvo arrived al ready for the occasion.
 Joseph Engle has been engaged digging a we'll in West Prescott. He fred a shot yesterday in the bottom of it ani going down before the smoke had cleared away was overcome by the foul air and was brought to the surface unconscious. Dr. Cotton WAS called and brought him around all right.
 Charles W. Pugh has located with his family in Phenix. He has also moved hls paper, devoted to live stock interests, to the capital city and has changed the name to the Southwestern Stockman, Farmer and Feeder. The Sulphur Valley News. also owned by him and pub hshei at Wilcox, has been turned over to the management of A. D. Webb.
 A rare opportunity for those at. tending the public and private of Prescott and vicinity. Miss Addie Murphy has decided to charge but 50 cents for all attending public or private schools with this excepi ion children under 12 years wIll be admittei for 25 cents. Pa rents can ill afford to let this oppor- tuuity pass unnoticed An enter tainment such as IS given by Miss Murphy is full of encouragement for scholars as we'll as being pleas ing and instructive to all.
 A.G Oliver has returned from his trip to Boston.
 MIS- Ns L<tAAo ilOAtl hCnlA on this mornings train.
 Miss Addie L. Murphy came in from Phenix this morning.
 Paul Heerman, representing the Los Angeles Times, is in town.
 Mrs. 4. c. Gilmore, who has been uulte ill, is able to De around again.
 A. E. Hinton, of Alhambra, is making his periodical visit to Pres colt.
 Crook Marion came in from St. Louis last evening for a visit to Prescott.
 J. C. Wallace aud Col. Roundtree, two we'll known turf men, arc in town. Mir. Wallace is accompanied by his wife.
 Dr. Everts, of Whipple, will go to Fort Huachuca. for temporary duty there during the absence of the post surgeon.
 Miss Cora Crapn has gone to Cali fornia to jon her father. Mrs. Crapo and her other daughter will also go soon.
 Nr Greeniug, brother of Scott Greening, formerly ot this place, Is visiting Prescott. He represents a wholesale grocery firm.
 Lieutenant Colonel Powell will leave shortly to take station at Fort Apache. lIo hls been assigned as post commander of that place.
 Richard Jennings, of Virginia City, New, father-in-law of Stephen Prout, of tho McCabe mine, arrived this morning for brief visit to his relatives.
 H. Houser, confidential man for B. Lantry x Sons, has just returned from visit east. He reports that B. Lantry was seriously ill when he left Strong City.
 J. D. Schuyler, of Los Angeles, member of the recent irrigation congress held at Albuquerque, came up from Phenix last evening and stonnad off here for n visit with his