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

last evening on the subject o Moral Bravery"
 Three gun plays are reported to have been made in a single night al Jerome recently. The six shooter still holds it's sway.
 Bismarck is said to have fought iu | twenty duels and has been wounded [ only once, and that was through an accident, bis adversary's sword fly ing from it's handle and cutting his face.
 Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the NJ. F.. Church on Thursday. Pastor Smale, of the Baptist Church, will preach the ser: mon.
 Our contemporary very aptly says that, in view of recent events, the first Prescott clothier to carry n bul- let proof line or underwear will make fortune"
 Tue atten ion of scool children is directed to an advertisement in this issue of Cook & Bell. who advertise prizes for the best holiday adyer- tisement written by school child ren.
 W. c. Norton has added a con- plete line of family groceries to his produce business, and is now pre- pared to furnish anything the pub lie may want to eat. Ring up either telephone.
 Sheriff Ruffuer left yesterday for Yuma with C. E. Hobart, the red handed murderer of John Miller. Hobart will remain in the peniten- tiary until his friends eau go through the formality of getting up papers for his parole or pardon.
 The largest book ever known is owned by Queen Victoria. It is eighteen inches thick and weighs sixty-three pounds, and contains the addresses of cOngratulation on the occasion of her jubilee. The tenth ceusus reports Of the United States bear no comparison to 1t as interest ing reading matter.-Ex.
 Postmaster Ed. Horue left for Phenix yesterday.
 c. E. Gunnison left for Phenix on this mornings tram.
 Gus. Heyman, the genial, jolly commercial man, Is m town, tsking orders for his firm and cracking jokes with his friends.
 F. NJ. Hummer, of Santa Rosa. California, a nephew of B. F. Murphy. arrived on this mornings train for brief visit to this section.
 Mir. and Mrs. Levi Bashford will leave for Los Angeles tomorrow. They expect to remain in California during the winter, and probably for a year.
 W. A. Linn left on this afternoons train for Los Angeles to visit brother whom he has not seen for tnirty-five years. He expects to re- main until after the holidays.
 Wirt Boggs, q typo from River side. California. and son o, Mrs. Boggs, the milliner. arrived in Pres colt a few days since and will re- main here until after tue holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. Eilithorpe and their four children arrived here to- day from the state of Washington, having come all the way by wagon. They expect to locate here
 Miss Lillian Mason, the handsome and talented daughter of Mrs. A. H. Meyer, is again at home after a sue cessful theatrical tour of the prin- cipal cities of the United States Albuquerque Citizen.
 Mark Ezekiels, formerly cornmer- cial traveller, who has travelled through this country since 1878, is paying his first visit to Prescott for about fourteen months. Mir. Ezekiel has left the road and is now buyer for Wellman Peck & Go, wholesale grocers of San Francisco. He is on his return trip from the east, and could not resist the temptation to come down and see his old friends in Prescott.