Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-06

] remain here permanently.
 Dr.. I. B. Hamilton. of Congress, will take his wife to California to morrow for the benefit of her health During his absence Dr. J. Miller will attend to Dr. Hamilton's prac- tice at Congress.
 SATURDAYS Daily, November :. C. O. Thornquest has gone to Phenix.
 The new railroad building will be ready for occupancy soon.
 l.. B. Hayes has been appointed manager of the Ford hotel in Phe- nix.
 Deputy Sheriff Munds took Gari. baldi, the insane Italian, to PheniK this morning.
 A. $. Clough's new four-room cot tage, on South Montezuma street, is nearly completed.
 Don't fail to make your arrange meuts to attend the Thanksgiving masquerade ball of the Woodmen.
 The Coconino Sun says that Clark & Adams will rebuild their mill re- gently destroyed by fire near Will Hams.
 Prof. James visited Jerome yester- day aud took a number of views of that section for use in his forthcom- ing book on Arizoua.
 The county jail contains seven teen prisoners at present, five of whom are charged with murder and two with assault with intent to com init murder.
 About fifty boys were arrested In Phenix Halloween night for their youthful pranks. 4 reprimaud from Recorder Jobs was the extreme pen alty visited on them.
 Dr. Kayner has so far reco yered from a severe illness of several weeks duration as to be again able to at tend to his practice as usual.
 This mornings south bound train pulled out with a double header to the top of iron Springs hill, having ten car loads of freight besides the passenger, express and baggage ears.
 Schwartz X Baehr have just com pleted handsome new sign Tor Inc Corner drug store. lt Is of stucco work and Is quite handsome ard artistic.
 II. F.. Thurman and Birdie Hun ter, and J. H. Keppler aud Annie Montayo were married by contract at Williams last week. Wonder what the matter is with the justices of the peace and the preachers up there.
 Phenix papers are making com siderable noise over recently cap- tured rattlesbake which contained thirty-two rattles. 4 rattler kIllet few months ago in the western part of this county had forty gen uine rattles attached to it. There was nothing bogus about either snake or rattles.
 Attention is directed to the adyer- tisement today of A. l.. Turner, man. ufacturer of fine cigars. MT. Turner is an experienced cigar maker and uses only the very best stock, and is deserving of patronage by all who favor home industries and who at the same time appreciate a good cigar.
 Worthan Rybon had a narrow es- cape from being killed this morning in Skull valley. He was out hunt ing and mounted a horse which commenced to buck with him, when he threw the gun to the ground. It was discharged, the contents of one barrel passing through his arm aud perforating the rim of his hat. 4 very slight Reflection of the muzzle towards him would have re- suited in the charge entering his head.
 There are now forty-five prison CTS incarcerated in the county jail, the greatest number in the history of the court house. Twenty-seven of the inmates are awaiting the ac- ton of the territorial grand jury and eight are bound over for the United States grand jury. In addi. ton 10 the number in jail several persons are out oil bonds aw aiting the grand jury. The jail officials say that the next grand jury will have the largest criminal budget for many a year-Phenix Republican.
 Dr. Miller left for Congress on this mornings train.
 Photographer Beattie went to Phenix this morning.
 T. w. Johnston returned yester- day from his visit to California.
 E. P. Gallup, representing the Fidelity Building and Loan associa- ton of Denver, Colorado, is in town.
 Edward Foster. representing the Denver Republican, Is visiting Pres colt and was a welcome caller at | this office to-day.
 l.. H. De Mers and wife left for Phenix this morning where they will remain during the winter. Mir. De Mers expressed himself highly pleased with his summers residence in Prescott.
 R. J. Prophit, a member of the Phenix cricket club, has just in- herited S20,000 from his fathers es- tate in England. When MT. Prophit was here last week he was ignorant of the good luck in store for him and had arranged to come to this section to reside, having secured q position with John $. Jones at the Little Jessie mine.
 MONDAYS Daily, November f.
 First snow of the season.