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

Prof. G. Wharton James, R. E. Wells, Geo. NJ. Sargent and W. A. Drake left Phenix at 7:30 this morn ing on a special train and will arrive in Prescott this evening.
 THU RSDAYS DAILY. October 3l.
 Halloween this evening.
 Collection day tomorrow.
 Judge Hackney, of the Globe Sil- yer Belt, is eighty years old to-day.
 Keep your eyes on your gates to- night.
 Murray McInernay vacated his bicycle shop adjoining the JOURNAL MINER office to-day. J. w. Sullivan shipped 400 head of cattle from Del RIo yesterday to Southern California.
 Whitelaw Reid and family of New York, are expected to arrlge m Phe- nix November l5 to Spsnd the winter.
 A Halloween party will be given at Whipple this evening in honor of Miss Mamie l.. Gilbreath's birth day.
 A burning brush heap in West Prescott occasioned a fire alarm this afternoon. The department was out but did not have occasion to go to the fire.
 Lorene Hollis has cancelled her engagement for Prescott next month. Stetson's comedians will hold the boards at Patton's opera house No vember 10.
 Under Sheriff Dillon returned from Congress to-day with Geo. Willard who has beeu sentenced to sixty days in the county jail for petty larceny.
 T. w. Johnston has placed his daughter Juanita in the Convent Hill school at Ramona, California, which has an excellent reputation as an educational institution.
 Don't miss hearing Prof. James lecture on the Grand Canyon to- morrow evening. It will bs illus trated with stereopticon views. Ad- mission only 30 cents.
 One-eysd Dan, the faithful old dog winch has been the mascot of the Prescott hose teams, met with a fatal accident this morning. He was run over by a wagon and killed.
 Mr. Craighead, who came to Ari- ! zona a few years ago suffering with consumption. and who settled in Walnut Grove and was engagst in merchandising there, died yester- day.
 As au AriZonan you ara interested in Arizona and the worlds greatest wonder, the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Don't fail to see it and hear about it tomorrow night at the NJ. E. church.
 An Arizona sheriff killed a doctor and thus prevented him from killing another man. This Is an electric system of preventing murder.-Los Angeles Express.
 Joseph I. Roberts returned to- day from a trip to the Salt river valley, where he has been engaged in doctoring a lot of fat steers suffer ing with alfalfa bloat. Out of a herd of nearly POO he lost seven teen.
 The Phenix foot ball club has elected officers as follows: Wade Rulings, president; Edward Butt, jr., secretary and treasurer; Vic Hanney, manager. They will have games with the Indian school team November 6, l3 and 20.
 According to the Pheuix Gazette George NJ. Sargent, general freight and passenger agent of the $. F. F. & r. has left instructions with a Phe elix real estate firm to rent him a five room house in Phenix. It states that his family will reside there in the future.
 The JoURNAL-MINER is in receipt of copy of the Poughkeepsie, New York, News Press, containing an iu- teresting account Of the thirty-sixth anniversary of the Eastman BuSi- ness colledge of that place. Forty eight states, territories and foreign countries were represented on the committee of arrangements, the name of George Dwye-, of Prescott, being down to the credit of Arizona.
 The lecture to be given to-mor- row night at the NJ. E. church by ] Prof. James has been most onthusi- astically received wherever given. | Out of fourteen lectures given in Chicago last April by Prof. James ten of them were on the Grand Canyon. He has delivered it five times in Pasadena, California, and will give 1t there again in few days. He has visited the canyon fifteen times and has given it most careful investigation. The views he will show were taken by himself. Every Arizonan should be acquainted with Arizona's and the worlds greatest wonder.
 Charley Quinn is in from Chap, arral.
 Miss Ida Smith has returned from her visit to California.
 Mrs. Dake returned this morning from her visit to California.
 Charles Born came iu last evening from his Lynx creek mining camp.
 Col. A. O. Brodie and family art expected home tomorrow morning
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Hill returned to-day from a two months visit tC California.
 L.F. Hale came up on today: train from Congress where he is en gagged in mining.
 Lieut.. NJ, L. McGrew arrived al Whipple to-day to take station there with the Eleventh infantry.