Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-27
FRIDAYS Daily, November 22.


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 FRIDAYS Daily, November 22.
 J. E. Browns condition continues to improve.
 The Midway will open for busi ness tomorrow evening.
 G. w. Hull has deeded a lot iu Jerome to B. Quijarto ct al.
 Born, in Prescott, November 2l to Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Kastner, a son.
 The Wren case was up for argu- ment to-day. It will go to the jury this evening.
 Judgment was entered yesterday for plaintiffin suit of John How ard vs Murat MaSteTson.
 The Arizona Lumber and Timber Company of Flagstaff has closed its saw mill for the winter.
 A Flagstaff hunter has killed forty deer and one bear this winter. The latter weighed 635 pounds.
 To-day was the date set for pass ing sentence on Hobart but 1t was postponed, no date bsing fixed.
 Prescott has sons full grown boys who seem not to have learned yet how to conduct themselves in public places.
 "Swifty," late ot Prescott, is booked for a prize fight in Phenix with a man who go b Oy the euphon- ious cOgnomen oi Sailor Jerry.
 An item in regard to Coconino county, sent to this office from Flag staff, might have received pu bliea- tion if the writer had attached his signature to it.
 Prof. G. Wharton James will gIve a course of three lectures m the NJ. K. Church in Flagstaff on November 29, 30 and Dec. ,.
 The weather observer at San Fran cisco yesterday sent out the follow ing forecast for Arizona: Snow, Friday; cold wave. Temperature will fall 20 to 30 degrees by Satur- day.
 A copy of the Mount Lowe, Cal lfOrnIa, Echo, received at this office contains an account of the marriage of Prof. G. Wharton James to Mrs. E. G. Farnsworth, of Pasadena, California.
 w. J. Mulvenon has purchased the ice plant which he has been running under lease for the past year. He will probably move it down to his new we'll near the Half Way house.
 The Phenix chamber of commerce has elected the following board of directors for the ensuing year: 4. Redewill, L. H. Goodrich, k. J. Bennitt. A. Goldberg, B. Heyman, Jerry Millay, c. L. Eschman, C. A. Kessler and B. N. Pratt.
 A colored man who attended a masked ball at Winslow and danced with nearly all the ladies in the ball room was summarily bounced and when the time for un- masking occurred. He now threat ems his assailants with arrest and prosecution.
 Postoffice Inspector Waterbury left yesterday. He would give no intimation whatever in regard to the postoffice site, or as to whether it would be moved or not. Since the change in time of the arrival of mails from the north there has been less complaint about the present quarters.
 Messrs Wragowich and Duffy re- ceived word last evening from Man ager Comisky that his two teams of ball players would not be able to play in Prescott. They purchased tickets over the s. r. railroad in- stead of the Santa Fe as originally intended and failed to go to Phenix also. On account Of the present storm all parties who worked to get them here are more than satisfied with the cancellation of their en- as it would have proved a losing proposition all round. The Prescott team will go to Phenix to- morrow with Harry Tritle as man. ager to play the Phenix team Sun day.
 Judge w. H. Barnes has returned from Tucson.
 J. w. Morse, a mining man, left for Pueblo this afternoon.
 James Brown and W. H. Wing field, of the Verde valley, are in town.