Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-09-18
FRIDAYS Daily, September IS.


 There was a slight sprinkle of rain this morning.
 Maximum temperature yesterday 94. minimum, 49.
 Attend the dance at the K. of P. hall this evening.
 The Congregationalists gave picnic to-day at Point of Rocks.
 The New Mexicco territorial fair opens next Monday at Albuquerque.
 The Prescott Electric Company put in twelve new phones to-day.
 The Congregational church is be- ing subjected 10 periodical clean ing.
 Born. September I2, in Prescott, to Mir. and Mrs. A. J, Rice, a daugh- ter.
 The latest word received from Hon. Thos. Fl. Brown was to the effect that he was able to sit up.
 The Sunset telephone company COulDleltu us iiut bO Nho -N IA Creek hydraulic works yesterday.
 Swiftly. the colored pugulist, is matched for another fight with Flynn at Williams on September 2S. He is confident of success this time.
 Here is the way a Los Angeles paper announces the arrest Of a vag: "A yagrant let out his balloon iib last night and fell afoul of the spinnaker boom of a cop, who took him in on one leg
 Mrs. J. NJ. Aiken and Mrs. 4. A. Johns gave a very pleasant after noon tea at the residence ot the former yesterday afternoon, at which a great many ladies were present. who speut a very enjoyable time. the ladies being charming hostesses. Light refreshments were served, whic were discussed with relish.
 An advertisement of Barnhart's Assay Office will be found in this issue. The proprietors are G. H. and A. D. Barnhart, both of whom are experienced ani competent in their profession. Parties having any work in tieir line can be assured that it will be carefully and accu- rately performed if taken to Barn hart's assay office.
 The JouRNAL-MINER. some time since stated F. A. Biffar of Chery Creek. had rented and was manag- ing Martin Rust's Ash Creek station. The statement was ar error as MT. Biffar states that he simply con ducted the negotiations Tor Mrs. Rose Seeker who is running the place. He is still engaged in min ing at Cherry Creek.
 The O. K. hose company will give a ball at Knights of Pythias hall this evening. The money taken Tn will be used for the benefit oi the company for the purchase of uni forms. It should be we'll patroulzed as the company as we'll as every comp ny of the fire department de ! serves Ntll OA AAlt Itoiht '+sAN' tA'f erty owners of Prescott.
 Miss Lizzie Wildman met with quite a painful accident yesterday at Chaparral, and one which will confne her to her room for some time. She and Miss Gertrude Hughes were out riding Miss Wild man driving, when one of the horses stumbled and fell, breaking one of the hold back straps on the neck yoke, when the other horse com menced kicking. Miss Hughes jump ed out and escaped uninjured, while ! Miss WiIdman remained Tn her seat until the buggy was upset, throwing her out and dislocating her knee joint. She was brought into town | to-day, and is getting along very nicely.
 Dr. Sewall went out to the Crown ed King mine to-day.
 Sheriff Ruffner was called to Con gress today by telegram.
 H. J. Sisty, of the firm of Sisty x Clark, left for Denver this morning.
 J.W. Wilson, Jake Marks ana 1 Gus Heyman returned yesterday from a visit to Congress.
 A. Redewill, the irrepresslole piano merchant and immigration missionary, of Phenix, is in town
 Charles A. Dake, a prominent mining man of Prescott, Ariz., IS at