Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-20

The attention or tFolgnters IS dl- rected to the advertisement in this issue of Proposals Wanted"
 Mir. and Mr.. H. J. Allen, of Jerome. are the happy parents of a son, born to them November IA.
 Mail for the south will hereafter close at the postoflice at $40 a. m. For the east and west at 2:l3 p. n.
 Tom Stephens and Ray Hill will give exhibition shoots tomorrow afternoon at the Guu clubs grounds.
 The Coconino Sun announces that Ralph Cameron and Miss Ida Spaulding will be married on No vember p at Flagstaff. The board of supervisors has de- cided on locating a branch jail at Congress. The Congress Gold com pany has given them a lease for the ground which was filed for record to-day.
 John T. Shivers and Miss Lula F. Brown, of Chino valley, were mar ried at the residence of the brides parents on the evening of Noyem- Der If, by Justice j. Nj. w. Moore of Prescott.
 The Phenix Republican says that John K. Owens. full-blooded Pima Indian, has just been appointed by United States Marshal W. k. Meade as deputy marshal.
 General Wheaton left Forr \pache to-day for Whipple BarracRs and will arrive at the latter place Mon day or Tuesday. but probably not until the latter date.
 The Coconino Sur says that nearly all the school teachers in Northern Arizona will attend the teachars' in- stitute to be held m Prescott on De cember I7, Is and l9 This being the case our citizens sh, uld make arrangements 10 entertain them properly.
 D. w. R.nrdg M;lo has been stopping for ,ev. . days in Pres colt, is the patentee of the Riordan refrigerator cars, one of the best of the kind in use. dr. Riordan is a cousin of the Riordan brothers of Flagstaff.
 W. J. Mulvenon sunk his well near the Half way house to a depth of forty-one feet when the engine he had in use proved too small aud he is awaiting a larger engine to con- tinue si1king it deeper. He has about thirty-eight feet of water in the well.
 John Hemminger had his exam inatiOn yesterday before Justice J. NJ. W. Moore and was discharged from custody, the justice not con siderlng the testimony sufficiently strong to hold him. MT. Hem minger has charge of the stock on the Coyote ranch and claims that he ouly branded such animals as he thought belonged to the owners of that place.
 Rev. G. H. Adams is in town.
 Dr. Miller has returned from Con- gress.
 Geo. W. Sines left for Cherry creek to-day.
 R. c. Gum, Chicago, is registered at the Winsor.
 J. B. Hoover came in from Con gress yesterday.
 J. R. Slack, the we'll known min ing man, IS in town.
 D. w. Riordan left for Cherry creek this morning.
 Uncle Jimmy Moore was in town tr-day from Kirkland valley.
 A. Falco, the we'll known mining man, has returned from his trip to Sal Francisco.
 E.J Austin came in today from the Last Chance mine to spend Sun day in Prescott.
 F. l.. Wright, of the Prescott Electric company, came in on to- days train from Los Angeles.
 Governor R. C. Powers returned to-day from making a survey of the Baca land grant at Oaks and Will lows.
 !. B. Manly, Trinidad, Colo, aud A. H. Goldschmidt, Los Angeles, Cal, inscribed their names on the Hotel Burke register to-day, on the arrival of the south bound train.
 Born, in Chino Valley, November b, to Mir. and Mrs. Albert Mead, a son.