Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
FRIDAYS Daily. January T..

fhluA1 Dallls January IL. There are fifteen prisoners in the county jail
 Maximum tempature yesterday 55; minimum this morning 8.
 Ed Tewksbury has been appointed constable of Globe.
 Be sure and get yOug seats in advance, and avoid the rush, for the benefit tonight.
 The city council met last night and G. \. Bray was sworn in, and is now full fedged councilman.
 pr. Miller reports the birth of daughter 10 Mr and Mrs. William Johnson, of Palace Station, on Jan usry Is.
 J. W. Brown has opened a plumb. ing and tin shop in the alley in the rear of the Bashford- -Burmister Company's store.
 4 heavy storm all over the Pacific Coast was reported last evening, and 1t was reported moving towards Ari- zona. If it ever reaches here, it will be welcome.
 The benefit for the foot ball team this evening at the opera house. Rose Garland" one of the best comedies of the season.
 The sparkling comedy, "Rose Gar land" will be produced this evening by .he Payton Comedy Company for the benefit of the Prescott foot ball team.
 Delegate \. O. Murphy has se- cured the re-establishment of post office on Cave creek to be known as Cave creek r. O. E. J. Bonsell has been made postmaster.
 At the opera house this evening one of the greatest of modern sue cesses, Rose Garland" will be pro duced for the benefit of the Prescott foot ball team, by the Payton Com edy company.
 The clouds clung close to the mountain tops this morning. So heavy and so low were they that neither Granite mountain or Thumb Butte could be seen. This is q phe- nomenon rarely ever witnessed here.
 Hobbs X Mccoy, of the Union saloon, have leased the Midway saloon, and will reopen 1t tomorrow evening. They will have a free lunch of roast pig and other delica- cies at II o'clock tomorrow night.
 Jos. Greminger, one of the best known characters of this section of the country, died last evening at the Whipple hospital, after a very brief illness. Deceased formerly resided in the Agus Fria valley, and at one time was mail contractor to Camp Verde. He was a good natured, big hearted man, liked by all who knew him. An autopsy was held on the remains to-day which revealed the cause of death to b. valvular disease of the heart.
 At the meeti ng of the city coun- cil last evening permission was granted the Mercy hospital iucor- poration to erect a hospital on lots D. Q, :, $. and 9 block 9, Fleurv's ad- dition. The contract for building a sidewalk on Gurley street in West Prescott along the lots of the old Fleury property and the Throne property was awarded to :. H. Babbitt at 49 cents per linear foot. The council then adjourned till Tuesday, January 2S.
 A telegram from Stockton, Cali fornia, say that Governor Budd is taking a >l 4iet rest there, spending a little time away from politics and enjoying his experiments with a gas engine. He has a great fondness for gas engines and is an authority on such power" When His Excel lency visits Phenix, as he has prom Ised to do during the winter, the JOURNAL MINER will invite him to Prescott to give its gas engine expert few pointers, as there are a few combinations to the bronco gas en- zine in this office that be has not yet fathomed.
 Prof. Charles Eliot Norton of Harvard refers to the people of the