Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-25

The only report of the teacher,
 institute will be found in the JoUR NAL-MNER
 J. L. Hall was thrown from his wagon recently and quite severely injured.
 Judge Hawkins will open court for one day at Flagstaff on Monday December 2S.
 Jesus Daniel has been convicted in Yuma, of the murder of his wife, near Ehrenburg. Dr. Miller has filed his birth rc- port Tor November, three in num- Der, for record. The Teachers Institute adjourned sine die this afternoon. There will be 70 evening session.
 A. $. Clough, of Point of Rocks, has the finest favored apples ever brought to this market.
 The Prescott gun club will not go to Phenix to attend the shoot next week as previously contemplated.
 A decd from the Atlantic x Pacific Railroal Company to Maud M. NelliS, for a lot m Ash Fork, has been filed for record.
 Chaplain Scott's residence near Phenix was destroyed by fire a few days since. His greatest loss was the burning of his library.
 The water pipe in the plaza burst this morning, and for a short time there was a baautiful fount ain play ing on the frost bitten vegetation.
 The Marina Street Methodist Church will have a Christmas tree and entertainment by the Sunday School pupils next Tuesday evening.
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 SbeuE 8rfas- .a5itiu srome, telegraphei G sa as dice toe ay to send oEt @ -.- -o.i1 sas ter nooo. -1 4raJaa was made as to the ga.-cu requiring 1t
 Jacob Miller. one oft-o o.u s.aHi- Dys of oaks and Willows, came m yesterday with a load of hogs, for which he found a ready market in Prescott. He says he has several more ready for the market.
 Ed. Wilson, who made such live ly race for Under Sheria Dillon a few days since has been sentenced to ninety days imprisonment in the county jail by Justice J. NJ. w. Moore.
 W. W. Bass is circulating a pati- tion to-day asking congress to ex- empt the mineral lands within the boundaries of the Grand Canyon Forest reserve from the provisions of the reservation so that they may be worked.
 Complaint was filed in the pro- bate court to-day, alleging the in- sanity of John Collins, of William son valley. Under Sheriff Dillon went out to bring him in. Collins Is one of the oldest settlers Of that valley.
 The returning teachers speak in complimentary terms of their treat ment at Prescott. Col. McCord says he enjoyed his visit greatly, and | considers the citizens of Prescott both hospitable and progressive Phenix Gazette.
 A game of base ball will be played at PheniX tomorrow (Sunday) be- tween the business men and the men. The Gazette says: 'On that day every business house m the city, through respect to tn A cause, will close from one to five the afternoon"
 c. A. Damon, the gun man, went south this morning.
 H D. Ross left for Flagstaff on legal business this afternoon.
 Prof. Geo. U. Young, of Williams, and Prof. J. C. Wasson, of Flagstaff, left for home this afternoon.
 Prof. Brouse, principal of the Prescott public schools, is recover ing from spell of sickness.
 Mss Helen Meanv returned to- lay from Irving Institute, San Fran cisco, to spend the holidays with her relatives.
 E. Nj. Sanford left this afternoon Tor Flagstaff to look after the Will ans incorporation suit, which will Oe heard there on Monday.
 Governor L. c. Hughes left for Pbenix this morning. He expressed himself as having had q delightful ime during his brief visit here.
 Rev. J. c. Voss. of Albuquerque, arrived on this mornings train and will preach in German at Odd Fellows halt tomorrow, Sunday evening.
 Mrs. 4. c. Burmister has returned rom four months visit to friends II the east. She was accompanied ,n her return by her sister Miss lean Martin.
 J. E. Reed and c. J. Rowley, rep the Los Angeles Times, anne in on this mornings train an1 xpec to remain in this section for wo or three weeks.
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 lucas County. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he ia the enior partner of the firm of r. J. Cheney & Co.