Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-06
SATURDAYS Daily, March ?.

District court sets next Monday.
 A large size safe is wanted call at this office.
 Born, in Prescott, March l, 1895, to MT. and Mrs. R. k. Coleman, a son.
 Judge Baker will leave Phenix tomorrow for Prescott, aud will try a number of cases in this district, which Judge Hawkins is disqualified to act on,
 Jack DetwilIer pulled the first regular passenger train into Phenix, while Conductor Carey, sang out for the first time "Phenix." Both are excellent railroad men and never slP a wheel on tho track Of friendship.
 There will be a stated convocation of Prescott Chapter No. :, R. X. NJ. Saturday, March 2, 1895, at 8 clock D. m. Sojourning companions are cordially invited. By order of the NJ. E. H. P. R. \. Fredericks, Sec'y.
 Manager F. \. Cole, of the Opera House. announce that the attraction for March l5 and l6. and the prin- cipal one for the season, will be the Calhoun Company in "Amorlta. They will undoubtedly receive a warm welcome.
 Bids were opened to day by the Board of Supervisors for the posi- ton of county physician for the ensuing year. The following doe tors of this city submitted the prices below given: J \. McCand- less, S330; W. B. Cotton, SlOO; J.. Miller, S3O0; W. E, Dgy, SlOO; C. A. Sewall, S240.
 Prescott job printing offices have to pay a license to the city of S6 per quarter for doing work. This i is the only city in the universe that cinches newspaper in so cowardly i a manner as that waich prevails at ! present. Why not muzzle some oi | the outside cities that send their l job work to people in this city. The Calhoun Opera Company has again made a nit. This season in the opera comique, "Amorita,' which is being played to the capacity of the theatres n which it Is produced. The play is elaborately mounted and all the original realistic effects carefully reproduced. The company comes Go the Opera House the nights of March l5 and l6.
 The coming of the Calhoun Opera ] Company is always welcome event, and this season more so than usual as they will give grand production of Czibulka's "Amorita," a comic opera of the most joyous descriP. tion, with lively music, hosts oi pretty girls in decidedly fetching costumes, and grand m spectacular effects. They are to appear at the Opera House on the nights of March l5 and Is.
 Bids were opened today for build ing a bridge in south Prescott across Granite creek, near thu residence of Judge Brooks, the fol lowing being the figures for tn, } work: Cartmell & Keys, S525 } Haislev and Harvey, S209; H. Barns S525; J. G. Elderken, S33l; A. l . Rupert, S425; J. H. Cannon, S936.5C The Board ot Supervisors have not
 as yet, considered any of the pro
 posals offered.
 John Zehrung, a Denver minin man, today bonded a group O mines OF the Hassayampa DelonginI !, to Billy Mehan, F. A. Tritle Jr. Jo 3 Melvin and $ W. Dalton. Tn
 claims are located near Bradley Wilson's mine and are bonded fo 5 S50O0. The appearance oi the abov
 qual tette today in the Prescott To National Bank, and the looi I of their pockets as they were bulge @ out indicates that they received |, good sized bonus on the deal thi
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 PERSONAL MENTION.
 C.M. Clark is down in Phenix.