Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-11

Chas. k. Wores, who spent the winter in Prescott during the session of the Thirteenth Legislature, is visiting the place again on business. NIT. Wores Is the proprietor of sam bling works in Tucson.
 The Alabama Coons' of the recent masked ball are requested to meet tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock at the Corner drug store 70 receive the prizes awarded them. Vim. Cromwell. better known as "Mushhead Bill,n was locked up in the county jail last evening to await an examination as tn his sanity. He drove Wm. Zeut's team into town from Crowned King and said he had 1t loaded with gold.
 Eastern Star Chapter elected the following officers lsat evening: Mrs. C. \. Dake, W. M.; R. N. Fredericks, W. F.; Mrs. E. W. Wells, A. M. Mrs. s. k. Blake, Sec'y,; Mrs D. J. Sulli- van, Treas; Miss Helen Wells, Con-; Miss Mary McGill, A. C.
 J. Ellison has taken charge of the Cleaning and Dyeing Works, former ly run by O. C. Williams. The doors of this place will hereafter be kept open during all reasonable business hours, and all work will be done promptly aud satisfactorily. Moth ing but competent help will be em- ployed.
 The boys are practicing regularly for the foot ball game In the day time they practice iE the plaza while at night they go through signals and receive instructions in the Scopel Block, so all lovers of good sport may expect an exciting game Sunday.
 At the recent meeting of the Iron Springs Gold Nj. x M. Co. iue fol lowing board of directors was elected: Abort F. Dekter, Geo. J. Chappel, Paul erau q, F. N B. Hoes, l.. f Dlst,n, James w. Kee and Jaclp Rc,sr. The board of directors e.scfcl tue following off cers: Al,Sy, | Dexter, president; Geo. E. Chapel, vice pTetident; Paul Brsuer, secretary and treasurer; E. V. B. Hoes, general manager; R. T. Tustin, consulting engineer. O. c. Williams, left nearly two weeks ago, Ostensibly for the pur- pose canvassing for his clothing establishment, but has failed to re- turn, and 1t is just beginning todawn upon his creditors that he has no intention Of it. J. Ellison has taken charge of his cleaning and dyeing establishment. Mir. Williams was the agent of the Royal tailoring es- tablishment and several suits drawn by members of the Royal sui, club are held in the express otiicc, while the parties drawing them are suit less, so far as the club Is concerned.
 Wm. Mitchell. the Lower Agua Fria stock man, Is in Prescott.
 J. $. Cook, of Williamson valley, was in town to-day purchasing sup plies.
 Miss Sadie Archibald returned to- day from a visit of several weeks in California.
 Mrs. Corrigan and children left for Phenix this morning, where they wIll reside during the winter.
 Mrs. W. A. Drake and child are here from Pueblo, on visit to Mir. Drake, who is chief engineer of the s. F., r. & P. Railroad.
 W. M. Shedd, Of the firm of Til ton & Sheed, has sold out his busi- ness Uo his partner, and left this morning for Fl Paso, Texas. Geo. NJ. Sargent, general passen- ger agent of the :. F.. P. X r. Rail road, is due here on Sunday morn- ing with his family, en route to Phe- nix, where they will reside.
 MT. and Mrs. \. W. Edwards will go to Phenix tomorrow for brief visit. MT. Edwards Is cashier of the s. F., P. & P. Railroad, but he has not visited Phenix since the compile l tion of the road there.
 Col. F. C. Hatch, of Phenix, came in on this afternoons train. Col. Hatch has been elected as director general of the proposed midwinter carnival to be held in PheuiX m Feb ruary and he is devoting his atten- ton to it. He says the prospects are excellent now for making it | great success.