Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-06
FRIDAYS Daily, November |.

FRIDAYS Daily, November 1.
 Lecture tonight.
 Attend the lecture tonight.
 Foot ball meeting tonight.
 Phenix has offered SlOO,OOO for the big fight.
 Maximum temperature yesterday, 6S; minimum, fl.
 The boys played theIr usual Hal lowe'en pranks last night, Foot ball meeting at Joe Dillon's tonight at s o'clock sharp. Only 50 cents to see the Grand Canyon tonight and to learn all about it.
 Go to the NJ. E. church and see the Grand Canyon tonight for 50 cents.
 Pheni1's new hotel, "The Ford" was opened to-day for the reception of guests.
 Mrs. E. J. Austin today tock a position as saleslady in the Bashford- Burmister companys store.
 l.. H. De Mers has closed his ice cream and candy parlors and will go to Phenix to spend the winter. 
 Prof. James has the reputation of being a very eloquent lecturer. Go aud hear him this evening at the M. E. Church.
 Sheriff Ruffner went out ,o Chap arral this morning after Mexican who is charged with robbery.
 Deputy Marshal Morrell came in this morning from Kingman with two prisoners charged with selling whisky 10 Indians.
 A telegram from Los Angeles dated October 3l, says that the mail which left New York oa October 23 for Arizona was burned a wreck. No registcre.i msii a as burned.
 Married, October 3l. by Justice J. Nj. W. Moor, In Prescott. Thomas McGrath, to Mrs. Jennie Ruby. The groom is a conductor on the $. F., r. x P, railway, while the bride has but recently arrived here from the east.
 J. Weltmer has closed out his business on the north side of the plaza and will leave shortly for Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he has property interests, NJ. Wollen- berg is fitting mp the room recently occupied by him preparatory to opening a dry goods store in 1t.
 Prof. James, who will lecture at the NJ. E. church this evening, is taking views of Arizona with which t. advertise our territory. The Santa Fe, the \. X r. and the :. F., P x r. railroad companies have ar ranged with Prof. James to do this work.
 In spite of the fact that the dutles on window glass have been reduced nearly one-half by the provisions of the new tariff. the manufacturers have formed a trust. The trust has already advanced prices nearly lS per cent. And another advance of , per cent is likely to follow. What becomes of the argument that protective tariff fosters trusts, aud that a revision of duties according to democratic ideas would be a death blow to such combinationsi- Troy Daily Times, September 3, 1895.
 Parties who came in from Camp Wood yesterday state that on Tues day night Tom Connors, who was stopping at Jim Warren's place, arose during the night and left the house with nothing but a shirt and pair of overalls on and has not been seen since. Search parties have been out securing the country in every direction without finding any trail of him whatever. He was tracked, in his bare feet, about forty or fifty yards from the house when all trace of him disappeared. He was ap- parently going towards the barn at the time.
 E. F.. Kirkland left for home to- day.
 S. J. Wright left for Paris, Texas, to-day after few days visit to this section. He expects to return here soon again.
 H. s. Van Buren, who expected to return to Arizona with Col. A. O. Brodie, was unavoidably prevented from doing so but expects to reach here within a month and may re- main here during the winter.