Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-13
9B CITY AND COUNTY.
,.,g rsms From Our Own Town and
 Surrounding Country,
,nyESDAY'S Daily, November 6 ,.,,;on next Saturday.

rss postouloes'
 n,n't forget J. l.. Fishers auction
 next Saturday if you want bar
 ans in furniture.
 D,. Reynolds now occupies the
 Eas recently vacated by pr. Ab-
 s..t two doors east of the poStollice.
 Wben you want to smoke, ask for
 Aa home made cigar. For sale by
 .I deslers. Sea advertisement. nltf
 IP Bruce has filed his oath aud ,,nd as road overSeer of district .Srber :, from Crowned King to Joe Mayors.
 Professor Gustin will give another this pleasant soirees tonight, 10 ~bich he extends a general invita- ,;ou to all lovers ot dancing.
 Among the officers visiting Whip ,ls in attendance at the military solrt, is Lieut.. Braiuerd, who was a Sember of the Greeley party on its tup towards the north pole.
 LII Tolfree, of the Grand Can nm Hotel. (Flagstaf rocte) reports hatween 3OO and 400 visitors over tbst route this season. He says that rore Ameri ans than ever before Tsited the canyon this season. The postoliice department has re- aaIly adopted tine plan in esiab- Tshing new offices to have only one Tord m the name. In accCrdance vith this they have changed the names of two offices in thIS county lo resd Ashfork and Bigbug. instead ,l using two words as formerly.
 Geo. R. Mowry, who las been in hs Phenix postoiiice for twenty ,esrs. either as postmaster or clerk. sss been removed by order Of the 'lepartment. The reason assigned gas that he had never passed a civil |Srvice examination. but the real nsson no doubt was the fact that be is republican in politics.
 The following officers constitute he military court now in session at Ehipple: Major Wallace, Captains Psarson and Sibley. and Lie3tenants Bsan, Bryan and Brainerd from Fort Wingate, all of the Second cavalry; Captain Gilbreath and Lieutenauts Collins. Davidson and Blatchford of Whipple, all of the Eleventh in- hntry. Major Wallace is president of the court, Lieutenant Bean judge sivocate, and Dr. Everts, counsel for the defendant.
 4. G. Oliver has about recovered rom his recent spell of sickness
 Walter Reese has returned from a ihree weeks visit to Texas.
 E. R. Coleman left for the east this afternoon. expecting to be ab- Rnt about three weeks on business.
 D. Boaz, the lightning mining nanipulator who formerly manipu- aned in this ,ction, Is now reported b be doing Creede and Cripple oreek in the way of organizing aining schemes.
 Captain Pearson, of the Second Cav airy, who Is attending the session q the military court at Whipple, Eas form erly stat'oaed at that post tith his troop of cavalry, and has net many old friends during his Tisit.
 THURSDAYS DAILY. November [.
 Eastern Star Chapter meets to- night.
 Mrs. fl. H. Cartier is quite sick iO-day.
 Auc ion next Saturday. See notice elsewhere.
 The Prescott gun club will give a turkey shoot on Thanksgiving.
 Swift, aud Flynn will have an dher fight al Williams Saturday, November 9t5.
 Otto Miller, Courier typo, was narried last evening to Miss isa belle L Harvey, ny uige C. P. Hicks.
 c. E. Hobart was indicted to-day for the murder Of John Miller. The nurdec was committed just two Eesks agp this eveains 2.
 4 mail route has been established between Ryc pos'offloe and Young a Pleasant valley, and Il Is expected that service will bc put on shortly.
 The testimony for the prosecu- ton in tho court martial case at Ehipple was finished yesterday and this morning the defendant com neReed his inning. The case was concluded this afternoon.
 John James. better known as Jimmy James an old resident of ihis county, left a few days since Tor Galveston, Texas. He was suffering Eith Bright's dIs ase and dropsy aud goes there to enter the hospital for Ireatment.
 Thos. McGrath ani his crow now nn between Ash Fork ald Prescott, Ehile Thos. Corrigan and Conduct or Carey alternate on the Phenix run. Harry Elliott pulls Corrigan, Lang daa pulls Carey, while "Whistling Jack" Detwiler awakens the echoes dong the track between Prescott and Ash Fork.
 C. E. Donaldson is in town.
 A. S. Haskell, of Cottonwood, is h town.
 Judge Richard De Kuhn is in town to-day.
 Thomas Carroll, of Carrolton, in lAe Verde valley, is visiting Pres eOtt.
 Thomas Sutton, representing Bishop x Co, of Los Angeles, is making his periodical visit to Pres eOtt.
 Awarded
 Highest Honors-WOrId's Fair