Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24

The Henry Wickenburg Company of Wickenburg, have made an as- signment to Phenix creditors.
 The |. O. G. T. lodge in Prescott is in a fiourishing condition in mem bership. Incidentally, the same may also be said of the saloons.
 Several people ln town complain of being done up by fakirs and other rapid transit" bilks. 1t takes a long time to educate chumps. Mot.o-Stay by home merchants.
 The Chart murder case, which has occupied the greater part of the week, will be given to the jury this evening. The afternoon has, SO far, been taken up by the lawyers in arguing the case.
 The Corner cigar store will be an attraetive center next week, Charley Miles, the gentlemanly attendant having en route from San Carlos a twin brother of Geronimo who will pose in front of that stand.
 A. J. Doran is again in Phenix for a short stay, and is telling how he came to cast hts lot in Prescott. It's the liveliness of the mining industry of that section that at tracted him, he says.-Gazette.
 W. w. Vanderbilt yesterday monkeyed with bicycle for the first time. He dislocated his ankle, lost considerable hair, and says the new ordinance against fast riding is the proper thing.
 Clara and Ruby Patton enter tained many of their yoHng friends last evening in the opera house with dancing, games and other amuse- ments. The occasion is pleasantly spoken of by those who attended.
 Sunday night will close the Mer- ry-go Round engagement in Tres colt. On Saturday evening the same will also be run. This is the last opportunity and a general invi- tation IS extended to the public. 3
 A base ball game takes place to- morrow between the Prescotts and Whipples, which promises to be very exciting. The old grounds in West Prescott have been selected, thus afTording people but short walk to witness it. The two hines are now evenly matched, and some interest is to be felt in the contest. |
 Articles of inCo operation of the Cinnabar Mining and Reduction Company appear in this issue. The are F. D. Barnhart, Eli Hilty and k. Fl. Hetherington, and the capital stock Sl00,0O0. The | is situated in Copper Basin, being formerly known as the Me Nary mines.
 Late letters received in Prescott l from Fon du Lac, Wisconsin, bring the agreeable news that Hon. Thos. 1 Browns improvement during the i past week has been simply pheno- nenal, aud his speedy recovery is now assured. This will be gratify- | ng news to his many friends throughout this section.
 Before his departure from Phenix, W. A. Clark denied that ha had dis posed of his heavy mining interests 1t Butte, Montana, but stated that le would henceforth take mofe in- crest in his Arizona properties, and vas looking for other likely mines n which to invest. For the time, | 1t least, however, he will still retain lis residence in Butte.
 Wednesday evening, July 2I, the Rev. c. J. Chase will give lecture n the First Nj. E. Church. Subject: Character Sketches of New Eng and Church" Those that have had he pleasure of listening to MT. Jhase's lectures will appreciate his .bility as a humorous lecturer. The proceeds of the entertainment will ,e used in purchasing new hymnals or the church.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 B. NJ. Belcher, we are pleased to tate, is rapidly convalescing.
 John Kinney, the whole souled chsparral miner, is visiting town to- lay.
 P. Hanigau, of Ogden, Utah, is 8 ecent arrival in Prescott and comes O locate.
 J. c. Martin and daughters, kisses Irene and Edna, left to-day or San Francisco. The young | adies go to enter the Irving 1rsti- ute in that city.