Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-03
the vicinity of that hotel.

the vicinity of that hotel.
 The Sunset Telephone company have run a temporary line out to the race track and have put in two telephones there, one at the ticket office and one at the grand stand for the use of the eutire people of Pres colt and visitors to the celebration, free of charge during the weeks les tivities.
 A telephone message was received at the JOURNAL MINER office this afternoon asking that a doctor be sent immediately to the race track to attend a boy who had been run over by a train. The physician was sent out and further inquiries devel- oped the fact that Fred Canaris and a boy named Jim MeNeill had a quarrel when the McNeill boy kicked Canaris in the back causing him to faint and it was some time before he was resuscitated,
 Mrs. F. A. Tritle gave a very pleasant party on Saturday after noon in honor of Mrs N. O. Murphy, which was attended by ladies from Prescott and Whipple. In addition to several very interesting games of cards played by the ladies, a game in which the guessing qualities oi the ladies were called into exercise was played. This consisted of three rows of characters being hung on the wall, each character or figure representing the name of some town. It afforded no end of amusement to those present and resulted in some splendid guessing. Excellent re- freshments were served during the afternoon.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Geo. P. Thornton, of Williams, is in town.
 J. W. Vorhes, of the Albuquerque Citizen, is among the visitors to Prescott.
 F. NJ. Murphy msde flying trip to Phenix Saturday evening, return ing this morning.
 Constable Bailey's wife aud fam fly, of Phenix, have come up to Prescott to spend the summer.
 Joseph Crane, of the Verde valley IS in town to participate in the big celebration being his first visit here for a year and half.
 Among the arrivals from Phenix this morning were Frank Alkire and family; l.. l.. Flank aud family; Mrs. Chapman aud Miss Donis.
 Mrs. Belle Donner, correspondent of the San Francisco Call, is in town and paid the JoURNAL-MINER office pleasant visit to-day.
 Miss Cora Forbes and her brother in-law and family have gone to Del amar. Nevada, to reside. They went overland m & prarie schooner.
 Mrs. W. $. Goldsworthy aud child returned yesterday from their trip to California. Mir. Goldsworthy went up to Asn Fork te meet and escort them in.
 J. T. Hughes, son of Governor L. c. Hughes and editor of the Tue son Star, came in yesterday as the advance guard of the Territorial Press Association.
 U. Clark, an experienced news paper man of Phenix. came in this morning and will remain during the week and will report the celebration for the Phenix Herald.
 Dr. Scott Helm. of Phenix. spent Sunday in Prescott. He managed to put the day in more comfortably than he did on his former visit, as he brought his overcoat along and with the thermometer at about ninety, he said he could keep com fortably warm.
 Manford Miller, of Metropolis, Illinois, son-in-law of MT. and Mrs. B. F. Peters, came in this morning accompanied by his wife with view of locating here. Mir. Miller is a printer. He arrived on the l0:35 train and at o'clock, p. m.. he was given work on the JoURNAL-MNEB to assist in the celebration rush.
 Simon Novinger, an old and wealthy resident, of Phenix, came in on Saturdays train and will re- main during the week. Although he has resided in Arizona for over . quarter of a century and helped to blaze the outposts of civilization in the territory, it is his first visit to Prescott. He expressed himself agreeably surprised with the sub stantial and prosperous look of the place.