Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-10

Married, in Prescott, July 3, bl
 Justice Moore, Miss Rosenberger, o
 Agua Fria, and James Culver ol
 Chaparral.
 A foot race for loo yards has beer arranged for between a sprintel named Bennett, and Cary Peck fol S250 a side, Peck to be allowed ter foot start.
 F. J. O'Brien, Dr. Scott Helm and and Bert Dunlap were appointed a committee to decide in regard to the best decorated bnsiness house in 1 town.
 The judges of yesterdays hose race were A. G. Oliver, F. H. Waite, and Ex Mayor J. D. Monihan of Phenix. Timers, Gus Hirshfeld, Jake Marks and l.. F. Hale.
 The JOURNAL-MrNER office was burglarized last night. The only thing of any special value which has been missed is a six-shooter, for the return of which a reward will be paid and no questions asked.
 Confirmation will be given by Bishop Bonrgarde, in the Catholic church, next Sunday after High Mass. The Bishop will deliver a lecture during the evening services which will begin at 7:30 p. m,, at which services Miss Powell will sing a song.
 4 fire alarm was sounded at II 80 last night for blaze in a house ownsd by D. w. Pritchett, in West Prescott and occupied by a family named Morrison. The fire had made such headway before the arrival of the department, that it was nearly a total loss.
 The Phenix Billy Goat. which is the mascot of the Phenix hose team, was arrayed, yesterday, in the latest style of bloomers. The 'bloomin" goat will be riding a bicycle next. The opinion generally prevails that it was the ''bloomin" bloomers rather than the Billy goat which acted as the mascot's charm.
 The Albuquerque Browns left for home thIs morning. They expect to play three games on the way, one at Williams this afternoon, one at Flag staff and one at Winslow. The boys made lots of friends during their visit here and Manager McCue told the JoURNAL-MINER man that his club had been very kindly treated while here and they went away carrying pleasant recolleetions of the place amp its people with them.
 Mrs. Brown and G. A Knapp and daughter, Miss Anah, left on yester- days trai for the east accompany ing Hon. Thos. H. Brown, on his trip home to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. There has been practically but little change in Mir. Browns condition, since his arrival here from Phenlx. He has been carefully attended by Dr. McCandless since his arrival and he has not lost all hope yet of his getting relief. pr. McCandless has watched the case so closely and care fully noted his every symptom that his services were retained to accom- pany his patient back to his home. The doctor has done everything for hIm that medical skill could suggest and he has had the very best of nur- sing. durin g his protracted illness. pr. McCandless expects to be absent or ten days or two weeks.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Hon. Frank Cox returned to Phe- nix last evening.
 Hon. Bert Dunlap of Graham county is in town.
 Mir. Mrs. A. W. Edwards returned yesterday from thelr bridal tour.
 Judge J. NJ. Sanford of Williams, came down to take in the Fourth of July celebration.
 Dr. Eugene Buell. returned on Wednesday afternoon from his visit to California.
 c. w. Pugh, editor of the Sulphur Valley News and Southern Stockman of Wilcox, leaves for home this ev- ening.
 Mrs. E. Hemphill of the Arizona and New Mexico Viavi Co.,, has just arrived from Seattle and will be in the city for month.
 Mrs. Nellie Yauney, representing the Viavi Co.,, of San Francisco, with headquarters at Phenix, is in Pres colt for the month of July.