Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-13
FRIDAYS Daily. November 8.
Frosty mornings these days.

FRIDAYS Daily. November 8.
 Frosty mornings these days.
 Fort Stanton, New Mexico, has been abandoned.
 Ifyou want bargains in furniture attend to-morrow's auction.
 J. .. Stephens has thrown oue crutch away and now manages to get along on one.
 The Social club will give its first German at K. of F. hall this even ing commencing at 9 o'clock sharp.
 4 deed has been filed for record from F. NJ. Murphy and wife to k. Baehr for lot i block $ Floury's addition.
 Mrs. Joseph Mayer had the mis- fortune to break au arm yesterday, at her home at Mayor station. by slipping and falling.
 Billy Mehan and Swiftly left for Williams today where the latter will again meet Flynn m the prize ring tomorrow.
 Over 1000 people went to the Arcade depot at Los Angeles to see the first east bound Suns 't limited train pass through that city.
 There is about two feet ot water in the city reservoir at present and consumers are allowed to use water again bv applying to the city col lector.
 A rumor was around town to-day that Frank Harlow had escaped from Sheriff Gillian by jumping out of car window. The sherit's office, however, place no credenco Tn the report as they have had no official information about 1t.
 A special to the Phenix Repub- lican says that John F. Schoon- maker, an engineer on the Sonora railroad, on the night of October l2th ran over a Mexican who was lying drunk oa the track, killing him. The engineer has been thrown in jail at Guaymas and k daily in danger of being shot. Secretary Olney has been wired to interfere.
 X dispatch from Kansas City says that spoilers in the employ of the Santa Fe railway company are keep ing a close watch on the trainmen to see whether they are in the habit of indulging in intoxicating liquors. So many men have lost their posi- tious of late because they were re- ported to be in the habit offrequent- ing saloons that railroad men are unwilling tO risk the consequences If visiting such places. It Is evident that tho company wants none but sober men m its employ aud the close espionage of the haunts of trainmen is making the latter very careful.
 According to the following from the Phenix Republican the Troub2- dours lost one or two of their num- Der en route to Phenix: Two members of the Lillian Mason bicy- cle troubadours arrived in the city Tuesday might from the north. The company IS now stranded and scattered. Miss Mason left the remnant of her company at Prescott and returned to Los Angeles, heart ily disgusted with the failure of the scheme. The company made an attempt to retrench by giving a performance at the opera house but the management refused to give them date. The two bicyclists now in the city arc stranded but they still have their wheels left so they at least can travel
 E. $. Waddles left for Pheuix to- day.
 J. L. Giroux and H. J Allen of Jerome, are in town.
 Mrs. E. B. Crapo let for San Diego this afternoon.
 J. J. Gosper came in from Los Angeles on this mornings train.
 C. II. Akers returned last evening from q brief business trip to the Bradshaw mountains.
 II. Briot. after few days spent with friends in Prescott, left thIs morning for Chaparral.
 Mrs. Cora Beach and her young son Byron, left thIs afternoon for their home in Los Angeles.
 R E. Wells, W. 4. Drake, Dr. G. W. VickeTs and Wallace Fairbank went to Phenix this morning.
 Sam \. Hawk, formerly a special agent of the interior department, and located in Prescott for some time, is in Tucson, witness in the timber case of the government against the Copper Queen Mining pOmpauy