Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-04
THE CITY AND COUNTY. EsESy Items From Our 0En Town and
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily, November 27 No eastern mail this morning.

Don't forget the turkey shoot tC morrow. The Prescott Gun CluI wlll let you have a turkey just fo the shooting of it.
 Phenix has a republican club witt the following officers: (. T. Frazier president; T. A. Jobs, secretary, ant Thos. Hines, treasurer.
 A few moro costumes can be haC AtJS. Gales for the masked bali There are only few left, however If you want one, come soon.
 Union Thanksgiving services vii Ina held tomorrow at II o'clock al tbe NJ. F. ch rch on Marina street Rev. Smale of the Baptist church will preach the sermon.
 Tickets to the Thanksgiving mask. ed ball can be procured at tn, Corner Cigar Store and at l.. Rris ley's fruit store. To avoid the crowd and annoyance at tho door, be sure and secnre tickets before hand.
 J.R. Murphy, the we'll known min ing man, was among the injured m the wreck near Las Vegas. He is reported to have been slightly bruised. Mir. Murphy left Prescott on Sunday to go east to purchase a quartz mill.
 Prescott Lodge, k. of P, elected the following officers last evening: Wm. DeWitt, C. C.; II. T. Andrews, V. C.; Wm. Bunte, Prel.; J. [. Will son. M. of w; R. M. Ling. k. of R. & S; Ray Hill. Nj. of F.; J. NJ, Ait kin, NJ. of E.; T. w. Proctor, NJ. at 4.
 Harry Triile and his aggregation of ball tosSers have returned in safety from their visit to Phenix. They are somewhat sadder, but con siderably wiser than when they left. They brought homo with them a whole lot ot goose eggs for Thanks giving, which they earned on the diamond field, the one representing the aggregate score ot Sundays game, being unusually large, prob ably double yolked one.
 NJ. E. Hurley, the well known Phenix butcher, Is reported to be insolvent. Attachments amounting Co over $500 have been levied on hrs property. His liabilities are gwen at sbout S40,O00, and his prop erty Is valued at about the same amount.
 Dame rumor officially announces that on the return of C, E. GunnI- son from Phenix on Friday his rail road transportation w'll cad: "C. F. Gunnison and wifc.' The JOUR NAL-MINER extends It's cougratula- tioas. Mr. Gunnison has nice little home already fitted up m Prescott.
 G. M. Willard and Miss l.. B. Scott. daughter of MT. and Mrs. David Scott, of Cottonwood, were married today at the residence of the brides parents, by Rev. w. k. Vau ghn. The young couple are very popul ar among their acquaintances. Tae JOURNAL MINER wishes them much happiness,
 R. R. Coleman has returned from his trip east,
 Dr. Weeks has located temper sTily in Phenix,
 Dr. Reynolds celebrated his twen;y-eighth birthday yesterday.
 CAarlrs O'Mallsy came in on this mornings train from Mohave coun- ty.
 c. H. Akers went out to-day to visit his Fl Rami mine, which he is working.
 D. Fl. Recarte. a former we'll lnown citizen of Phenix, is visiting Prescott as the representative of the Lorillard tobacco company.
 J. w. Ross, of Flagstaff, brother ot H. D Ross. register of the U. $. Llad Office, came m thls morning for a brief bushes visit to Prescott FRIDAYS Daily, November go.
 Durrants seatsuce has been again postponed.
 Maximum temperature yesterday, 56; minimum, p.
 The Comet treated its patrons yesterday to cold turkey free lunch.
 The county hospital contains nine teen patients instead of thirteen as previously reported.
 The mining suit of Henry vs. Mayer still occupies the time of the court. The testimony was closed to day and argument was com menced.
 The salad days of Globe are again with us, when "6ddling, feasting, and as in Venice, other things may be had for asking" Last Sunday was diversified by theatre, prize fght, and sermon for those who had grown devout.-Silver Belt.
 4 fine COW belonging to 5. C. Mil Ter was shot and killed yesterday by parties shooting inside ol his en- closure. He lost a tine colt several months since m the same way. He warns all persons now from shoot ing within his enclosure, under pen alty of prosecution.
 A man called pr. O. C. Fenton cut of his office on Wednesday even ing, and when he appeared at the door, the mau presented pistol at bis breast. and demanded him Co ashell out Instead of shelliug, the doctor grabbed the gun, and a scuffle ensued, when another man appeared and both ran away.
 The JouRNAL-MINER was treated to a Thanksgiving concert yesterday. The performers were Hsuk Briot's celebrated Chaparral orchestra. The music was played at Chaparral and was transmitted to Prescott over the Prescott Electric company's telephone line.
 A special train passed through