Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-10
THE CITY AND COUNTY. EsEg Items Prom Our Own Town and
 Surrounding Country.
wEpNESpAY's paily. April 3.

WEDNESDAYS Daily, April 3.
 Get your tickets for the entertain ment at the Corner drug store.
 A. Blumberg has opened branch of his New York store m Jerome.
 Let everybody come out to the entertainment Thursday evening.
 Remember the entertainment at the K. of P. hall tomorrow evening.
 D. F. Mitchell has leased his photograph gallery to J. E. Everett.
 Robert Hatfield. of Big Bug, has filed his butchers bond for record.
 Dr. D. Pentland has opened a dental office two doors north of the postofice.
 F. NJ. Aver, the cattle buyer, who formerly operated in this section, is now buying cattle in Tucson.
 Six prisoners pleaded guilty in the United States court yesterday to charges of selling whisky to Indians.
 Attend the Mum" social of the Epworth League this evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Martin.
 Two sixteen year-old boys robbed the Phenix postoffee last Saturday night, and are now in jail at that place.
 Mrs. Williams will give some of her best readings" at the onter tainmeut Thursday evening at the K. of P. hall.
 Articles of partnership of Civit & Co.,, have been filed for record, the partners being E, Burgess, l.. Civit and H. N. Palmer.
 United States Attorney Ellinwood has been telegraphed to go to Phe- nix to prosecute the children who recently pilfered the postofice boxes there.
 Rev. W. W. Tinker, Baptist super intendent of missions for Southern California and Arizona, will preach in the Baptist church of this city tonight at s o'clock,
 Life is made up of sunshine and shadows" A bright ray of sunshine will soon pierce the clouds of Pres colt, flashed by the Lone Star Minstrels." m&w2t
 The board of trustees have issued their call for a school election on April %, for the election of two school trusteeSs, one vice W. H. Smith, resigned, and one vice J. NJ. w. Moore, term expired
 Golden Rule Chapter. No. l, O. E. S.. will hold its stated meeting on Thursday. April f, 1895, at s o'clock D. m., at which time the degree of the order will be conferred on sev- eral candidates. 1 cordial invita- tion is hereby extended to members of the order. Bv order of the 1 Worthy Mstron. s. E. BRIGHT, Sec'y. l Editors Tom Hughes and W. T. 1 McCreight, one of the best pair of l newspaper men to be found in the l Sfar west" have recently improved | their excellent paper, the Albuquer- qur Citizen, by getting a new head | for it, and by enlarging 1t to eight | columns to the page. The Citizen | is the best paper between Denver l and Los Angeles.
 Judgment in favor of plaintiff for S5.46l S2 and costs was rendered | yesterday in the district court Tn | the case of Henry Johnson vs. The | Henrietta NJ & NJ company. Also | in favor of plaintiff for S1l.0O0 in the case of J. l. Gardner vs. the | same company. In the former a mechanics lien was foreclosed and a | decree issued directing an order of sale Of the property of the company.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 P. ]. Mccormick is in town.
 Hon. <. E. Hinton returned to his home at Phenix last evening.
 Col. Tom Fitch and wife leave 1 Phenix for Europe tomorrow.
 Chas. Zeiger, the wholesale mer- chant of Albuquerque, is in Pres -cott.
 Ed Wagoner came up from Wal nut Grove with lot of gold dust yesterday.
 BIT. and Mrs. E. B. Gage came in Hast evening from their visit to Tombstone.
 B. A. Hill, the mining man, went cut to Jerome today to look over the mining resources of that section.
 J. W. Walker, one of the receivers of the Santa Fe road, is expected in Prescott tomorrow, and will visit PhsniK also.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins returned last evening from his trip to Los Angeles with the receivers of the Santa Fe road.
 Porter W. Fleming. a young at torRey of Phenix, son of. ex-Terri- touai Treasurer J. A. Fleming, is visiting Prescott.
 David HOdgdcn, who is engaged in the mercantile business at Pete Verdier's old place in Walnut Grove, is in Prescott on business.
 Geo. H. Cook came in from Phe- nix this morning. Mrs. Cook will come up the latter part of the month to spend the summer.
  THURSDAYS Daily, April
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