Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-09-25
THURSDAYS DAILY. September |

Maximum temperature yesterday, so; minimum, 60.
 This has been bad day for the man with whiskers.
 The weather observer must have noticed that it was cool and windy to-day.
 Born, September l7, in Prescott, to Mir. and Mrs. William Heisler, q daughter.
 The frame work for r. c. Parker's new blaming mill near the depot is going up.
 J. C. Grain, of Lynx creek, came in last evening to obtain medicine for another sick child.
 The Sunset Telephone Company announces an all night service, c0Hl- meneing tomorrow night.
 The Fort Thomas ball team won a victory yesterday over the Phenix team by score of Is to 9.
 The Odd Fellows had banquet last night at the Schuerman House after the close of their lodge.
 Masonic lodge meets ta,s oveainy for work in the third degree. A full attendance ol members Is re quested.
 X deed has been filed for record 1 from w. F.. Hazeltine tO AlonzO KendricA for lots l and 3, block 32, Prescott.
 Rehearsals are in progress for the "Mother-in-Law." An announce ment of the play will be given in to-mOrrow's issue.
 The Albuquerque Browns were de feated at Albuquerque on Monday by the Santa Fe ball club. The score stood 1 to 1.
 The Albuquerque Citiz'a Is pub fishing an eight-page paper this week during fair times. It IS well filled with advertising.
 The Woodmen's Lodge meets to- night. \ full attendance is re- quested, as business of importance ance will be transacted.
 Articles of incorporation of the Iron Springs Gold Mining and Mill ing company will be found in this issue The incorpOrators arc E. V. B. Hoes, R. T. Tustip anu James Shirley.
 Prof Gustin opened his dancing school last night with an attendance i fl fourteen pup.l~. Cna evening cllss meets "Wednesday ani Satur- day evenings.
 Jack Cochran, Harry Coleman, E. Allen and Ed. Smith, of the Pres colt base ball team, went to PneniX yesterday to play with the local | team there against the Fort Thomas nine in to-day's game.
 When the south bound train was | about twelve miles below NIcken- burg last night a little before mid night, and running about thirty-five an hour, bomb was thrown at it. which exploded beside the track. The motive of the throWer is not known.
 The immense Frog Tank dam, on which work Is now being IerSeti- callv pushed under tho superinten- deacy of R. R. Coleman, is a center ot gteater activity at present than eyer. Nearly 200 mon are at work, and It Is sad the preparatory work will be completed by the first of the year. On its inauguration one of | the grandeSt water storage enter priSes ia the west will be given Arizona. while the productive area it will reclaim will be ncalculable and serve also as au argument for similar water storage propositions elsewhere in the territory.
 Late advices from Phenix say that the condition of George Fofd re- mains unchanged mentally, and presents some peculiar features from a medical standpoint. He persists in totally abstaining from food, and | notwithstanding the careful and tempting diet prepared for him, he cannot as yet be induced to par,ake of such. At times Mir. Ford seems quite rational, only to relapse when nourishiug food is offered him. Dr. Hamblin, superintendent of the | asylum, believes that in time his patients dislikeS will be overcome, and Is earnestly laboring to accom- plish that purpose, and give to the community again vigorouf citizen.
 K. Barrett IS up from h;s Castle creek mine.
 A. Blumberg has returned from his trip east.
 NIT. and Mrs. E. c. Bates were Tn Prescott to-day.
 Dr. G. w. Vickers in Los An geles on business.
 J. Gardner, Of Phenix, came in on this mornings train.
 J. J. Donahue Is able to-be ou the streets again by the aid of cru,ches.
 Col. Breathitt, special agent of the Interior Department, Is in town. OtneEdi | dSSchStA AbOuN | .A' Healy returned this morning from a visit to Phenix.
 Miss Bertha Schuerman lel, on this afternoons train for San Fran cisco to attend the art school.
 Mrs. W. H. Throne. a former resi- dent of this place, but now of Napa, l California, came in on last evening s train for a visit to her old home. She is the guest of Mir, and Mrs. J. | |. Roberts.
 Rev. E P. F. Dearborn. D. D., and wife, of the New Hampshire Metho- dist Conference, arrived last even ing, and are visiting Rev. C, J. Chase. of this city. Rev. Dearborn will preach in tho NJ. E. Church next Sunday.
 | FRIDAYS Daily, September 70.
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