Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-25
day between Prescott and Phenix, the first for several years.

day between Prescott and Phenix
 the first for several years.
 There is an undelvered message
 at the telegraph office for Almou
 Jasper, care of James Revis.
 A meeting ot the Prescott foot
 ball team wlll be held at 'arker's
 blaming nili at 7:30 this evening.
 Philips, the colored hackman, was arrested on Saturday evening and lodged in the ci'y jail, charged with disturbing the peace.
 There will be sllewn high mass
 and usual midnight services to-mor- TOW night at l2 2o'clocd in the Catho lie church. Everybody is cordially
 invited.
 A new enterprise has been iuau gurated in Prescott, in the shape of | furnishing Christmas trees for Phe- nix. Seveaal of them have been shipped during the past few days.
 The championship badge of the Prescott Gun Club has been received and is an elegant affair. It was manufactured by ShTeve X Co.,, of San Francisco. and can be seen in the window of J N. Aitken's cigar store.
 Word was received here yesterday evening that Ed. Wager's team at tschei to ba ,gY had run away at Chaparral throwing Mir. Wager and his wife both out of the vehicle. The latter was thought to be seri- ously hurt and medical assist1nc was sent out.
 Mrs. Hawkins, ol the Verde valley, died last Friday evening, aged 70 years. She had beeu al old resident of the valley, her husband dying there ssve al years ago. Mrs Hawk ins was the mother of Constable Hawkins. of Jerome. who was mur- der ,d a few years Isn by Thos Gal lagher. She leaves two sons to mourn her death,
 The foot bal team received their new sweaters this morning, they are a very pretty cardinal with a blue diamond. The boys are practicing regularly. They had a m ,tch game yesterday at old ball grounds. The railroad company has made a rate of one fare for the round trip for all those who wish to attend tue great game in Phenix on New Years day.
 The Sunday school scholars of the M. F. church gave very interesting Christmas concert last evening. The choir under the direction of H. D. Aiken rendered several pieces oi music in faultleSS manner. A pleas. ing feature Of the music was beau tiful selection played by the organlst. Mrs. F. E. Andrews during the ol- fertory. The decorations of the church were very beautiful and 1 artistic aud was done under the supervision of Dan Slezinger of ] Whipple who is an artist iu this l work.
 4 party of soiiiers, from Whipple. | Is reported tO have taken q position l in the rocks, with a supply of beer, | during yesterdays game of foot ball. | Report also says that they gave beer to two boys, until they became so drunk that ono of them could not get away and was left there with some boys to watch him until he sobered up. The parents of the two boys are no doubt in ignorance of the circumstance. Such conduct is m the extreme and should be punished if ths names of the guilty parties can be ascertained.
 Ex-Mayor Monihon, of Phenix, is in town.
 John Lawler left for the Hillside nine thIs morning.
 Banker Hoskins, of Flagstaff, 'pent Sunday in Prescott.
 c. O. Allen, of Crowned King, is n town to spend the holidays.
 J. D. Moore returned yesterday rom visit to his family at Phenix.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins went to Flag talf yesterday, where he will open 'ourt to-day.
 A. Nj. Franklin, the life insurance gent of PheRix, came iu from the outh yesterday.
 Tom Morris, the foot racer arrived n town to-day and will remain lere for a week.
 Rev. Howard Billman. of Tucson, in the Congregational burch last evening.
 F. NJ. Murphy and wife are ex- 'ected home from the east tonight O spend the holidays. Doane Merrill, the enterprising Jerome merchant, was in town to- lay. Mark Murphy, superintendent of he Peck mine, Is Tn town and will emain during the holidays. John s. Jones, the Chaparral bo- snza King left yesterday for San Diego to spend the holidays with iis children.
 k. k Wells, assistant general man. ger of the $. F. r. < r. railroad, aft yesterday for Pueblo to spend ba hol,Iox- ,,.,tl, Ls-