Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16

the track along with a horse for a purse of S2,0OO.
 MONDAYS Daily, October l4.
 Pugilist Swiftly" Gses bicycle to develop his wind with.
 Mrs. Charles Sutton has opened dancing school in Jerome.
 The twenty mile bicycle race will be given on the race track.
 The JOURNAL MINERS job press is kept busy these days on commercial job work.
 Geo Schuerman has leased lot of cattle to Mrs. NJ. L. Behm and Geo. T. Scholey.
 The quarantine has been removed from |. Gsrdner's residence and Dr. Dutcher reports the patient all right.
 A decd has been filed for record from X. C. Burmister to Mrs. Mary \. Mlliken for a house on Lynx creek.
 The cricket match will be played Point of Rocks October 26. The Prescott club will banquet their Pheuix brethren in the evening.
 Jerome is to have another paper. The Arizona Educator, heretofore published in Prescott, was packed mp this morning and shipped to that place.
 Prof. Gustin gives a soiree Wed nesday evening commencing immes diately after Ihe close of his class lesson at 9:30. Music, cornet, violin and piano.
 Judge j j.. Hawkins picture was used iu Fridays Chronicle. a. an illustration in the DurraIt murder trial. The judge attended the tral as the guest of Judge Murphy.
 l.. k. Jerome. under SIX months sentence in the city jail, man. aged O make hIs escape the other day and says he will never, no never, return to the town.
 Two hobos, who have been selling gold bowed spectacles were arrested to-day. They claimed to have found the spectacles under a pile of ties near Raton, New Mexico.
 The officers had heard nothing this afternoon from White Oaks, New Mexico in reference to Emmett Yates, who was arrested last week on a telegraph order from that place.
 Our Prescott citizens should avail themselves of the opportunity and witness the two farewell perform ances to be given at Patton's opera house on the 18th and 18th under the direction of the Clifford Pem- broke Comedy company.
 The name of the man who at tempted to commit suicide on Fri day night was A. w. Beck and not T. J. Nieman. He filed a location notice for record for Mir. Niem6n and it was supposed that was his name. Beck IS able to be around again.
 The Methodist church was crowded to it's fullest capacity last evening, the occasion being the fare we'll sermon of Rev. c. J. Chase. No services were held in the Congrega- tional church. in order to give mem bers an opportunity to attend the above services. Mir Chase preached very eloquent and affecting dis course.
 T. l.. Hughes the painter met with a very serious aud what may prove fatal accident last Friday afternoon. He was engaged, under contract, in painting the r4ilroai bridge across New river when his. scaffolding broke, precipitating him to the ground a distance of thirty five feet. He was brought to Pres colt on Saturday and has been in quite critical condition ever since. In addition to broken rib and several severe bruises it is feared that he has been injured internally.
 Geo. B. Scammell is back from his trip east.
 E. L. Prentiss came in from the Dividend mine yesterday.
 A. E. Hinton is registered at Hotel Burke.
 P. J. Mccormick came in from Los Angeles last evening.
 E. s. Clark returned yesterday to his home Tn Flagstaff.
 Paul Johns is quite ill at the resi- dence of his brother, A. A. Johns.
 Geo. c. Stealey came inlthis morn ing from the Yarnell mine. He will leave for Colorado tomorrow.
 J. Fl. Wallace. of the Columbia Building and Loan Association, left this morning for a business trip to Jerome.
 Col. m.MacDonald of California, commander of Second regiment N. G. C., is in town and stopping at Hotel Burke.