Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-30
Buy your ticket now for the cricket

Buy your ticket now for the cricket
 match on Saturday.
 J. W. Burlington is reported seri- ously i'll and is not expected to live.
 J. W. Smith X Co. have purchased
 the Morgan cattle in Kirkland val. ley.
 Attention is directed to the new advertisement in this issue of the Prescott National bank.
 Professor Gustin's soiree was we'll attended last evening, and those present had a very enjoyable time.
 Lee Simpson had his trial yester- day before Justice Moore and was sentenced to thirty days in jail.
 Isaac Helm has been appointed engineer of the Whipple water works and took charge of the plant this morning.
 It will be lots of fun to take your lunch and go out to Point of Rocks for day next Saturday and witness the cricket game,
 The Phenix Gun club will open the fall trap shooting season next Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock with a neat practice programme.
 At a recent shoot of the Prescott Gun club M. E. Morin broke all previous records of the members by killing 33 straight birds.
 Phenix horsemen will meet on Saturday with the business men and others of that place for the purpose of making arrangements for winter races.
 Tickets for Saturdays cricket match excursion on sale at the Cor ner Drug store. Round trip tickets 90 cents. X small investment for the pleasure to be had by such a days outing.
 l. NJ. Aitken, J. Youghton, Chas. Morgan, NJ. F. Morin and Peter Jackson returned last evening from a hunting trip to Oak creek and vicinity. They killed four deer and lots of small game but failed to capture a bear, as they desired.
 \ number of Prescott merchants have agreed to close their respective places of business between the hours of l and 6 in order that all may have an opportunity to take in the grand excursion to the Point of Rocks next Saturday.
 Dr. Cotton's condition took a turn for the worse about midnight last night and his attending physician was hastily summoned to his bed side. About , o'clock his condition 1 was so critical that Dr. Hall, of Whipple. was also summoned and he 1 with him until < o'clock this morning, and his condition to- day has practically remained un- changed. His physicians have but little hope of his recovery. His father, mother and sister, who reside in Chicago. were notified by tele- graph to-day of his critical condi- ion, and the answer came that either his father or mother would cave at once for Prescott.
 J. H. Franks, of Oak Creek, is in own.
 Charles Hoff left for Tucson yes erday.
 H. NJ. Abbott, the Jerome mining nan, left for home this morning.
 Prof. James Douglas, the we'll | known mining man, Is visiting Pres ,ott.
 Mrs. pr. Hall has returned to | Nhipple from visit to San Fran ,isco.
 Mir. and Mrs. Woodbury Howe | eft on the south-bound train this 
 G. w. Banghart is quite sick at i he residence of Judge and Mrs. E. | W. Wells.
 Dr. J. Miller and wife have re- turned from two weeks trip to the Verde valley.
 J. l. Roberts is able to be out | again after a three weeks siege of ] 
 Wallace Fairbank, son of N. K. | Fairbank, the we'll known Chicago 1 is visiting Prescott, the ] guest of Mir. and Mrs. F.. B. Gage. | He expects to spend the winter in | Arizona. FRIDAYS Daily. october 20.
 pr. Cotton's condition remains l lbout the same to-day. Slight hopes ! Ire entertained for his recovery now.
 Register H. D. Ross, of the United | States Land Office. has purchased | he fine troUter Maud B. of Andrew Smith.
 Prof. G. Wharton James will lec- .ure Tn Prescott next week on the | Grand Canyon of the Colorado. The | late will be hereafter announced.
 All the business houses in town | md the two banks have agreed to | close tomorrow afternoon from l | o'clock to 6 p. m., in order to give | all who desire an opportunity to at .end the cricket club picnic.
 LOra Robinson, alias Ivy Stanley, | formerly a resident of Granite street | in this city, has been sent to the | insane asylum. She was d graduate | of the Tempe normal school, and i was at one time a remarkably beau tiful and bright girl.
 A team, attached to a carriage, ran away at Tombstone a few days l since, throwing out Mrs. Neal, aged | "A years, fatally injuring her. The | aged lady was the grandmother of | Mrs. w. F. Staunton, of Congress. also of Mrs. c. W. Cheyney, of | 
 "Invitations are out" says the | Phenix Herald, "tor the marriage of | Miss Marian Talbott and Dr. Ancil | Martin, to be solemnized at the 1 Episcopal Church, in Phe- l nix, on Tuesday evening, November |