Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-18
SATURDAYS Daily, deeem per II

SATURDAYS Daily, deeemaer IT Foot ball tomorrow. Sam Hill received car load of stoves to-day.
 4 pet deer was on the street this 1 afternoon.
 An eye opener on Christianity is
 promised at the Baptist Church to-
 night.
 The public schools will have a two weeks vacation for the teachers institute and the holidays. J. k. WaJse5', condition is re- ported bett o-Isy than at any time since be was taken sick.
 James Noonan and Swiftly have signed articles to fight in Pheni1, December 22, for S2OO side.
 A new side walk is bein. built on Gurley street just beyond the Con- gregational church. much needed improvement.
 County taxes become delinquent next Monday Tax payers want to get a move on, if they do not wish their taxes to go delinquent.
 Willis Hunter has opened a bar Der shop on CoTtez street near the Prescott House, where he will be glad to see all of hIs old patrons.
 4 deed has been filed for record from Mary F. Miller and husband to John l. Fisher for l60 acres of land and cattle in Skull and Kirkland valleys.
 The Gazette says that Wm. BeardsleY has left New York for Phenix, and will bring sufficient funds to carry ou the works of the Agua Fria company.
 Kleiner X Voge, proprietors of the Pabst beer depot in Prescott, nave let a contract for one story build ing at Congress 24xS0 feet, which will be used as a saloon and lodging house.
 Invitations are out for the next social of the Friday Night Club. Owing to a reception to be gi ven to the teachers ou Friday evening of next week, the social will be given on Wednesday evening.
 l.. NJ. Fletcher has leased the Key stone saloon and lodging house and has opened the place. He states that he can furnish first class accOmmo- dations to parties desiring lodgings. while the bar will be stocked with the finest goods.
 All members of the foot ball team will meet at Parker's old blaming mill, Gurley Street, at 7:30 D. ID. to- night. A match game will take place on Sunday at p. m. at the old ball grounds. The public is in- vited to attend. No admittance will be charged.
 Mrs. Col. DeRussey, of Whipple, gave a very pleasant At Home this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Col. 1 Mason, who is the guest of Lieut.. ! and Mrs. Gurovits. In addition to the ladies of Whipple large num- Der of ladies from Prescott were in and the afternoon was very pleasantly spent.
 NJ. J. Hickey's hack is on the way to Prescott again. The vehicle was recently the subject of litigation in Phenix, the man to whom Mir. Hickey | sold it on the installment plan re- fusing to either make his payments or return the hack, after having 1t | in his possession for three months. ! Mir. Hickey repleyined and secured i possession of It and is returning it. to Prescott.
 The pupils in Miss Flags room: of the public school gave a very iu- teresting entertainment yesterday which was quite will at tended by the patrons Of the school The little folks acquitted themselves very creditably. 4 feature of thes performance was ths singing by the little tots, which w@es greatly appreciated by the visitors Mrs. Dougall had charge of this feature and gave the little ones in- struction.
 "The Argus" IS the name of Ths new paper recently started at Hol- brook, by A. F. Banta an old time man, banker and legisia,- tor. It is a four page paper of seven columns to tue page and thes first number which has been re- ,eived at this office is quite spicy lnG .u. of news. A part of thes paper IS printed in Spanish. Mar -he Argus prove q successful tnaI - ,ial venture, as it is sure to be froi n ! literary and news stand point.
 C. P- Clark. editor of the Phen K Express, pays glowing tribute to he Prescott Courier giving the da te )f its birth away back in 1864. TI le paper receiving the complime nt copies the item in question, date of birth and all without even "battin !" m or indulging in an "agat q" blush. For the benefit of ! lr- Clark, we will state that our gasoli ne .hird story contemporary. first aw Is. l...1k ~r l,r, a xr-f, ck0rr- lnrf AA