Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
THR CITY AND COUNTY.
EsVSy Items From Our 0En Town and
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily, Jaa. g.

Living pictures tonight.
 Ona more aspirant ia cha field to- day for chief of police.
 The post" was we'll represented at the opera ho i~e last evening.
 pr Cotton was hastily called tc Chaparral last night. where WilGa1 Thomas Is reported very sick vii | peritoniils.
 Mother and Sou Is . heauti'ul drama, and to see 1t go to PIttou'. opera house tonight.
 Tho hobo chain gang refused tc perform further work on the streets today and inauguratnd a strike The city olficials struck right back again, and si raight hrea aai water is 70 be their diet hereafter.
 IL the "Hal," fellow, wall met, who purchased twenty tickets for the boys hat hang around the opera house, will go tonight. there will De one hua lrel aud twenty to meet him.
 Deputy Marshal Morrell arrived last night. bringing six unregistered Chinamen from A. & P. points. They will have a hearing soon, and probably be sent to a foreign locali- ty, where the Japs will work on them.
 FIX. O'Brien, the energetic min ing operator, has executed a bond to James MahOney for several silver properties in Black Rock district, on the Hassayampa, The mines mentioned in the bond are very rich aud over which considerable litiga- ton was had for ownership.
 A lady went into one of our meat markets yesterday and ordered a calf head. Do you want a repub- lican calf headi" asked the butcher, as he reached around and took a head of a hook and laid it on block. No, sir; l want a populist head" The butcher took his clea- yer, split the head open, removed the brains, saying: There you are, madam. ."-Ex.
 W. W. Bass, of Williams, and Miss Ada DiefendoTf, of Prescott, were united in marriage last Monday evening, at the former place, by Rev. McFadden, of the Methodist Church. Miss Dlefendorf is we'll known in this city as q charming and accomplished lady. The groom Is we'll known also as the sentinel of the Grand Canyon, and now that he has fallen over the matrimonial precipice. to him and his all manner of future happiness is extended by many friends and aequaintances.
 Prof. Putnam lectured last even ing on "What is Christianity" He defined Christianity, first of all, as 3 belief, and not system of moral ity. Its foundation doctrines are: Total deprayity, ylcarious atone ment and eternal hell. These doc trines Mir. Putnam considers as unworthy of the civilization of to- day. There must be something bet ter. To-morroF. Thursday evening. he lectures on 'What is Liberalisml" About forty joined the Free Thought Federation last evening. All are cordially invited to attend these lectures.
 Little Irene Wells entertained a number of her young friends yes terday at the home of her parents, Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells, the occasion being her seventh birth day. 4 very merry time WIS had by all in amuse rents and pleasures known only to and appreciated by the young. Nice refreshments were served and the day fittingly com memorated. Among those present were Lila Hawkins, Florence Hern- don, Jessie Parker, Edith Armitage, Alice Payne, Margaret Shull, May Hickey. Enid Walker. Winnie Wal ker, May BriSleg, May Fagin. Lillie Mosher. Ed !is Wollenburg, Mae Hsaly, Hazel Martin, Lemira Will der, Fleta Smith, Zilpha Martin.
 The audience that filled the opera house last evening, was, by all appearances. more than pleased with the Payton Stock Co, iu their New England comedy. "Uncle Joshua WhitcOmb." MT. Isaac Payton, as Uncle Josh" was at his best, and with the able assistance of Miss l A attic Keene, as "Tot Taylor, with l her latest popular songs, went to form as good performance as could be witnessed for three times the price. The ladies orchestra deserves special mention for the selection aud rendering of popular music. Tonight, the Leople of Prescott 1 will be able to witness the latest New York and European sensation, Living Pictures, in conjunction with Victor Sardou's latest success "Mother and Son."
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Mrs. J. G. Keating is reported very ill, suffering with pneumonia,
 Dr. Pentland is again on the streets, having fully recovered from an attack of mountain fever.
 Prof. J. F. Blandy is reported better today, although a very sick man.
 THURSDAYS Daily, Jan. 10.