Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-27

man generally, who has been a con ductor on the s. F., r. X P. railroad for some time left this afternoon fol the east for brief visit, after which he will go to South Africa. Mir Johnson has host of friends II Arizona and Southern California who will miss him greatly, but whose best wishes for his future sue cess and welfare will accompany hlm.
 THURSDAYS DAILY. November 21. Temperature yesterday, highest ] 70; lowest, 30.
 Trics miustrels at Patton's opera house this evening.
 William Koshland has filed his brani for record.
 Read the Prescott Electric com pany's notice in this issue.
 Pastor Smale and associates con- tjnus to hold nightly meetings on the streets.
 Death has claimed one of Mir. and Mrs. Piper's twin baby girls. The other one Is quite sick.
 At yesterdays election of the S. F., P. x r. stockholders the old board of directors was re elected.
 The alley back of the JOURNAL MINER office has been crowded with teams to-day loading up with sup plies for the country.
 Congress will soon have an addi- tIoa to its electric light plant. The Cong -ess gold company is having 1t put m and the mine will be lighted with electricity.
 The National Bimetallist Is the name of a recently started paper Tn Chicago devoted to the complete restoration of bimelallism in the United States.
 The trial of J. L. Wren is still in progress to-day. The prosecution closed it's case aud the defense has been introducing testimony on be- half of defendant.
 \ cabin occupied by Joseph Engle and son, near Granite mountain. was destroyed by fire recently with a ,out $50 worth of proper y belong ing to them.
 J. H. Brown and son yesterday made shipment of l65 pounds of beeswdx to Hamilton, Illinois. being the first shipment of this kind eys- made from this county The above firm is engaged in bea cGlture lu a small way, having between thlrJy and forty colonies. Ene an leF Dop duced by them Is ot a very ,up ,rior quality, surpaS'ins most money found.
 Jim Young. formerly of Prescott, who was the companion of Murderer Price in the attempt tO escape from the county jail at PhenIx last winter, and which resulted in the killing of Price and serious woundlng of Young, has recovered sufficiently to be able to be moved 10 the county jail, Phenix, where he will remain to await trial on a charge of coun- terfeiting.
 The following are the arrivals at Hotel Burke: F. E. Francisco, Chicago; c. c. Hall, Albuquerque; o. II. Oster, H. H. Yard, Denver; c. W. Hull, Jerome; Jno. C. Staatz. Cripple Creek; W. G. Brown. Den yer; John Harvey, Leadville; John J. Philbin, John Mackin, Chicago; ". II. Camstock, Albuquerque; C. O'Keefe, Timothy OBrien, Jerome; J. R. Slack, Walker; J. COhn, San Francisco; Paul Heermaa, H. l.. George, Phenix; Malcolm McLeish, Vulture; Geo. E. Chu6ll, Chicago; F. J. Sarmiento, Detroit; E. j. Reeves, Chaparral; w. A. Rowe, Slate c'eeB.
 Dr. o. E. Weeks has gone to 'ne- nix for a few days.
 E. B. Gage went down 10 Con gTess this morning.
 c. c. Hall is making his per odi- cal visit to Prescott.
 G. NJ. Willard left this morning for his home at Cottonwood.
 Paul Heerman, correspondent of the Los Angeles Times. Is in Pres colt.
 Matt Welsh, of the Lower Agua Fria, is paying a periodical visit to Prescott.
 c. H. Cosler, representing Hall, Mcdonnell & Co.,, of Topeka, Kan, is in town.
 G. W. Hull, who came in from Jerome yesterday, left for Congress this morning.
 Wm. Denny, ST., one of the sub stantial citizens of Williamson val lev, was a welcome caller at this office to-day.
 Geo. E. Chapell, a capitalist of Chicago, H., came up from Phenix yesterday. Mir. Chapel will spend the winter in Arizona.
 F. B. Campbell. who has been filling the position of stenographer for R. E. Wells, left for Chicago yesterday to take position there.
 Mrs. G. 4. Bray left for Flagstaff this afternoon to be present next