Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-11

The following are the arrivals at the Hotel Burke today; Will S. Wartelle, F. W. Nettleton, Los An gales; 0. V. Kimbali, SilveTton, Col; i; Ed. Machivitch, San Francisco; N. Brown, Oglen; F. A. Smith, Phiia- delphia.
 Jim Young, the Phenix counter feiler, has been sentenced to seven teen months in the San Quentin prison. A few years ago Young was respected citizen oi this section, the embodiment ol good health. To day he is a physical wre,'k and a convicted felOn, all brought about by marrying a worthless woman.
 Frank Emmal, of the Corner drug store, has lost his little white kitten aud offers a suitable reward Tor it's return. He also requests small boys who have any stray kittens not over month old, to bring them to tho store not later thSu l2 m. each day, and for which he will pay fifty cents apiece. Black ones are preferred, boys.
 A saloon keeper, named Gill, shot aud killed Robert Mcintosh, black smith. at Globe, last Sunday night. Mcintosh was unarmed and the kill ing looks like an unproyoked mur- der. On the same night a man named Gleason was stabbed, prau- ably fa,aly, bs man named Qua dri. Whom 5hcniT Thompson a.- tempted to arrest the latter Qhadri fired three shots at him and then made his escape.
 "Wm. Stone. ex-member ot the Dalton gang. under l05ears sentence at Ft, Wayne, Ind, for murder, has confessed Co over a dozen other murders and ever 50 many highway robberies. Why on earth isn't he shot or hung on the spotf Courier. When the JoURSAL.MINER short time since advocated the legal hang of murderer in Prescott, 1t was sc- cused of being consorious to the courts. Why this change ot ssuu. menti Because the victim is thou sands of miles awayf
 Remember the great gam" o' foot ball betwF en Phenix and Prescott, which takes place at the odd ball grounds tomorrow, (Suudayh. A small charge of fifty cents will be collected to help defcay the ex- penses of tho visiting team. lt Is to be hoped that a large crowd Sill be present to witness the greates. and latest sport of the Nineteenth Century to take place m Prescott for the first time. The Phenix team will arrive tomorrow and make their headquarters at Hotel Burke while in the city.
 Ivanhoe Commandery, Knights Templar, elected the following oih- cers last evening: J. c. Herndon, E. C.; F. G. Brecht. G; \. 4. Johns, C. G.: F. W. Meany, Prel.; W. !. Mar tin, :. w; E. W. Wells, J. w.; W. N. Kelly, Treas; K N. Fredericks, Recorder The installation of off cers will take place at the next stated conclaye January g, 1896. The members os the CommandFy are ordered to appear at theIr asy- lum in full uniform on Christmas morning at 10 o'clock to join in the toast to NJ. r. Thomas H. Larue. Grand Master of Knights Teinplar of the United States of America, and to give response thereto, after which the commandery will attend Divine service.
 A. Falco came m yesterday from the Peck mine.
 Col. A. O. Brodie came up from Walnut Grove last evening.
 Mrs. R. s Stockton and her sister, Miss Katherine COoyer. went out io Jerome today for brief visit
 Mrs. L. c. Hughes, wife of Gov ernor Hughes. arrived on to-day's train with Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns, and will preside at tho meeting this evening, at which the latter will lecture.
 Fred. Griffith, son of W. M Griffith, the well known citizen of Florence, passed through Prescott yesterday, GU route 10 his home. He Is just returning from a two years sojourn in South America and South Africa and says Arizona IS good enough for him.