Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
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THE CITY AND COUNTY. SsySV Items From Oar 0Kl TOY8 ard
 Surrounding COantTJ.
wENESDAY'S Daily, January To.

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 s'Fogg's Ferry" -Payton Comed
 Company y-Opera House To night
 Avoid the rush and secure seat for Rose Garland" Friday evening
 Attend the benefit of the foot bAll team on Friday evening at the opera house
 The side splitting society comedy At the opera house Friday evening Tor the benefit or the Prescott foot ball team.
 4 California rain storm Is headed towards Arizona. 1t Is hoped that
 t will not be side tracked en route
 Thomas McGuire, a sixteen-year- eld boy, was found guilty of petty larceny before Justice J. NJ W,
 Moore, and senten ced to ten days in bail.
 Ed. Ross and Charley Thompson. eho are accused of the attempted robberv of Dr. FentOn, will have fheir preliminary examination to- morrow. Their bail has been fixed at $500.
 The steps on the north side of tho plaza were removed to-day.
 "Foggs Ferry" at the opera house fhis evening.
 Grand Recorder W. T. Boyd in stituted an 4. O. |. W. lodge at fOu gress with q membership of fhirty. He left for Jerome thIs norninS for the purpose of organIz ng a lodge there. Since leaving Denver the latter part of Decem- Der he has added l50 members to tAe order.
 Arrangements have bean made Nith the Payton Comedy Co. for a beneft of the Prescott foot bal eam on Friday evening, January 47th. The great four-act comedy, Rose Garland will be produced. Ihis piece Is one of the best m MT. fAyton's repertoire. IL was m this
 ece that Minnie Madden (Fiskel made her great stride to the top of the ladder. Miss keene will play the part that Mss Madden played nth such great success in the east.
 Dr. Davis returned last evening fng from a visit to Mrs J. W. Hub tard. who was thrown from buggy aad injured on Monday, and reports ksr resting easy. He does not con . sI1er her injuries of a serious char ! ecter, although very painful, and 1t !. 4sll be some time before she Is able !. te be around.
 Rev. Wilbur NJ. Jones, M. A. ar {. rISed on this afternoons train for eisit to Rev. Smale and will preach !. q the Baptist church this evening.
 The Flagstaff Democrats new editor wants to hear from the Tue !. scn Citizen and Yuma Sentinel as . to whether those papers were uO; . started prior to the AriZonl M:1'r. . Ihe JoCRNAL-MINER eau answer tae !. ehestion correctly in the negative.
 Ruuawavs are becoming alarm 4gly and dangerously frequent of 4te. The team attached to the Hhite milk wagon of the Prescott -SrOduce Company Is the latest. It Ame down COrteZ street last even 1g at a gait far exceeding that per nitted by the city ordinance. It nrned up Guriey street and got lnto the ditch in front of the Electric Eight Company's office, upsetting lhe wagon and sPiiling milk pro miscuously. R. B. Burmister, at the risk of serious injury to himself, Rrabbed the team and held them uatil assistance came.
 Speaking O. proposed railroad 4s1ilding in this territory the Phe- afx Republican says: Another line no ojected, of the utmost importance k1 Phenix, thou-a as vet Oaly n the I4inds of its projectors, Is aI extan- sion southWard Of the Denver and EiO Granda Western from Msryvale l o Southern Utah to 8 junction at Ash Fork with th. Santa te. Pres cett * Phenix. ia,lroad engineers . 10 have looked into the question of l |csC Cssing the canyon of the Colorado sshte the pasSaga wO1id not oa eS- pecially difficult by way of the kanab wash and the scenic p0>sibil- tIes would b. oi the grsndest. This h5o Grande scheme also embraces aa extension westward to ! junction Eah the San Joaquin valley road sd its sout hsrn terminus. Surrey ! tH are alre3jy in the field. seeking . the most feasible route
 T. B. Poole, of the firm ot Me arland X Poole, who are getting aq an illustrated histury of Arizona, IeIt for Phenix this mo rning.
 charles Schaar, superintendent of iiAe Placeritas company, was in town le-day.
 dsjor c. P. Eagan left for San { fFanciscO this morning.