Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-18
THE CITY AND COUNTY. IsESy liens From Our 0EG iOBD and
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" Nah-f AsA'Af -A Aa A-aeAA e AfN N'-t-NfNa n
 Don't fail to attend the minstre's s this evening.
 Look out for what C. X Dake will have to say in a new ad tomorrow.
 Postal clerks will be placed on the s. F., r. & r. trains next Monday.
 John Lawler and J. W. Sullivan shipped three car loads of horses to Phenix yesterday.
 The Haverly minstreis arrived on to-day's tram and paraded the streets this afternoon,
 J.L. Fisher never did anything in his whole lIfs to justify the Pubiica tion of such a libelous picture as the oue published in the last issue of the Riata, purporting to be a picture of him. It looks like Grover Cleveland.
 Since their defeat of last Sunday, the foot ball club has moved from its third-story quarters into a base ment room. They expect, however, to do up" the Pbenix boys bv a score tha' will not only put them back ia the third story, but will per init them to take quarters on the roof of fve-Story building.
 Travel over the $. F., P. ,S ?. Rail road is quite heavy at present.. South bound trains, as a rule, are crowded, while north bound trains are also doing a good business. Tbe road bed iS in splendid condition, being well bala ted from one end to the other. There are few roads in the western country, in fact, in as good condition as this, and none better. The passenger trains make good time.
 Through the courtesy of Morris Flelshman. manager of the opera house at Phenix, the editor of the JOURNAL-MNER was present at the opening performance there of the Haverly Minstrels on Monday even ing. The opera house was crowded to its fullest standing room capacity and the audience was kept iE per feet uproar of laughter from the commencement 10 the close of the performance. The performance of this troupe Is ali that Is claimed for it.
 Judge Hawkins Is listening this afternoon to the argument on the motion to dissolve the incorporation of the town Of Williams. The town is all split mp on the questioc There are incorpOrators and antl-incorpor- ators, all of whom are active, while { here are a few neutrals who don't ! [ ake any interest in the fight. W. H. ! Dunbar, city attorney of Williams, and E. .. Clark. of Flagstaff, repre- sent the incorporaror>. while H. D. l Ross, of Prescott. and his brother, | J. W. Ross, of Flagstaff, represent l the antis.
 W. Y Daahsr, ri'v attorney of i Williams. Is v.~i..pg Prescott.
 E. s. Clark came in oa to-9ays train from Flagstaff.
 W. T. uaB. of the McCahe mne, is in town on business.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins returned to- day from holding court in Navajo county.
 Judge R. E. Sloan and Col. ]. F. Wilson returned to-day from attend ing court at HOlbrook.
 Mrs. Mason. widow of the late Col. Rodney Mason, is visiting Lieut.. and Mrs. Gurovits, at Whippie
 c. E. CrOnk, the Denver capitalist, returned last evening from his visit tD the Bradshaw mountains.
 F. R. Nellis, a prominent citizen Oi Williams, and a member of the Coconino board of supervisors, is in town.
 Major Wm. Dewitt has secured a position as engineer at the McCabe mine, and left for that place this 
 C. IL. Fancher, of the land de- partmeni of the A. & r. Railroad, is iu town on business connected with the land office.