Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-22

cart aud hook and ladder truck with ladders and rubber buckets,- Coconino Sun.
 A telegram was received from Williams today announcing that the athletic club of that place had matched a man named Vicks for a fight with Swiftly" of Prescott, next Saturday, May p. The club hangs up purse of Sl50. aud parties offer to bet another Sl00 on the side. Swiftly will go into training to- morrow for the event, under tue supervision of Billy" Mehan.
 The JOURNAL MINER is in receipt of beautiful piece of sheet music from G. w. Hoadley, the we'll known Phenix banker. It is en- titled "The Brownies" the words being by Mir. Hoadley and the music by Lizheth Y. Allen. The music is quite catchy, while the words are in keeping with the title, witty and humorous. The piece promises to become as great 8 favorite as many of the most popular productions of recent days.
 W. $. Goldsworthy, the manipula- tor of the lightning key of the S. F., P. & P. telegraph office, is kept busy these days The business of the line has increased so rapidly that, with the numerous train orders, l the commercial business and the two large press reports received over it, the single wire is kept hot al the time, and it is only question ot short time until tho company will be compelled to add another wire.
 The editor of the JoURNAL MINgR is in receipt of an invitation to at- tend the Commencement exercises of the Irving Institute, San Feau- cisco on Thursday. May 2 Ms Mable Meany of Prescott is on the programme for an essay entitled "Lightsr and the address to the graduating class will be delivered by Rev. E. W. Meany Right Rev. Bishop Nichols will present the d. plomas to graduates. The next term of this in titute will begin on Moa- day, August ,.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Ira Smith returned to Phenix to- day.
 W. W. Bass, the Grand Canyon stage man, is in town.
 H. E. Bell returned to-day from a business trip to Jerome.
 Joseph Campbell, the we'll known Phenix attorney, IS in town.
 Frank Burk, representing the AL buquerque Democrat Is in town.
 J. c. Herndon and his son, Charles, left this morning for Los Angeles.
 Mrs. G. 4. Swan will leave for California on Monday for a visit.
 Hon. Morri Goldwater has gone to San Francisco to visit relatives.
 Chauncey D. Clark and wife, nee Miss RanSin, left for the east this morning after a visit of several days in thIs section.
 Richari DeLauiy, a prominent citizen of Port Tuwnsan l., Wash iogtou, is in Prescott with a view of .ocating here.
 4. R. Smith, of St. Louis, brother ot Ira Smith, the genial commer- cIal agent of the $. F., F. < r. Rail road Is in town on d vial.
 Geo. C. Brown, of tho auditors department of tho Southern Cali fornia Railway Company, arrived on yesterdays train for a visit to hi~ cousin. Hon Thus II. Brown.
 Geo. B. Walker, d prominen. miu ing man of the Pacific C ast, |. Iu town on inning business. He l. well pleased wiih this section, and ! intends to locate here permanently.
 Col. J, F. Wilson has returned Co l Prescott, after an absence of Seyerai weeks. His daughter, who is in poor health, returned with him frou Portland, Oregon, to try the beneGt of our climate.
 Aaron Goldberg and J. B. Lacy | returned to-day from their visit to | Flagstaff and will return to Phenix on this evenings train. They report | themselves well pleased with their trip, and expect to return again io become better acquainted with their northern neighbors.
 J. V. Rhoad,s returned Sunday | from New York, where be had been | spending tho winter. He was ac- companied by young Mr. Barney, a son or tho senIo: member of the l Barney Smith Car Manufacturing | Go. of Columbus, Ohio, Miss Barney | and Miss Moore, the latter dsugh- | ter of J. J. Moore of New York. | They will spend several weeks at the Al ranch and will leave to-day for the Grand Characteristic Sun.