Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-12

but 1t had not fully developed.
 A special train of five cattle ears and caboose arrived from PheniX and left for Los Angeles last night.
 Miss Kate Raymond, of the Lo- raiue Hollis Company, was leading lady last year for Wards Company, and Is an excellent actress.
 William Edwards better known by the name of English Billy" q teamster, was crushed between two wagons near Briggs on Wednesday last and killed.
 No new cases of small pox have been reported at Congress and the five patients are all about well. The quarantine will be raised tomorrow or Monday if no new cases develop.
 All members of the foot ball team will please be at old ball grounds at 2:30 D. h., tomorrow. \ cordial invitation is extended to the public.
 Two Pullman cars loaded with Mystic Shriuers, from California, will pass through Prescott to-mor row morning. They will be joined in Prescott by several from here.
 X power of attorney from the Leland Sanford Gold Mining com pany to Vincent Edward Frost, for the management of the company $ business iu Arizona has bseu filed for record.
 Doctors Eyerts and Hall, of Whip pie. and Reynolds, of Prescott, sue cessfully performed an operation ou Mr. and Mrs. Murphy's little ten year old boy, in removing a tumOr fir, m its jaw.
 Dr. Everts went out to Jerome this morning to make an eXamlna- ton of Oleson, who was recently shot there by Durkin. The peculiar feature of the visit is that he was invited to make the visit by Durkln, the man who did the shooting.
 Exposure to rough weather, damp ness. extreme cold, etc, Is apt to bring on an attack of rheumatism or neura Igia; chspped hands and face, cracked lips and violent itch ing oi the skin also owe their origin to cold weather. Dr. J. II. McLean's $ Volcanic Oil Liniment should be kept cn hand al all times for im- mediate application when troubles of this nature appear. lt IS a soyer- eigu remedy. 25c, 5Oc and Sl.OO per bottle
 The box sheet for Zanic is now open, and the sale of tickets Is start ing of quite rapidly. You can se- cure seats at the Corner drug store. The performance will b. given next Saturday, February l5, and is for for the benefit of the Mercy hospi- tai
 The Leap Year ball was voted a com 5lete success by all who at tended it, which was hall full of ladies ani gentlemen. The ladies proved themselves as good s,ayers as the gentlemen, as it was well toward morning before they escorted their male partners home.
 Harry Brown, the bicycle rider of Phenix -'s' 'Ausome Arry." - who spent a portion of last summer in Prescott, and made himself some- what consplcuous by his self con- ceit, has had his vanity graiiied by the publication of picture of him. sell in a Denver paper.
 The grounds for the encampment of the regular troops from Whipple during the PheniX carnival have been determined upon. They will be in the vacant block just west Of the East End school house, conven- tent to the street cars, to city water and to the electric lighting system.
 Miss Lorraine Hollis, who arrives from the north tomorrow, with her company, herv to play four nights engagement, is San Franciscan, and once a protege of Mrs. J. w. Evans, of this city. During her stay in this city she will be a guest of Mrs. Evans. who goes tomorrow to Prescott to early extend the wei coming hand. Phenix Republican.
 "A responsible and competent man was heard to say yesterday, that he would guarantee to furnish Prescott a sufficient water supply for Sl0,OOO, and that he would give bonds to do the work. .'-C Courier For Heavens sake put the city Coun- cil on the mans trail, and don't let him get away from town until a contract can be signed.
 The case of Loske and Schultz, under conviction aud sentence for the murder of G. K. W. McNary, was argued and submitted in the supreme court few days since. The indictment was sustained from the bench. and the question submitted and taken under adyisement was as 10 whether the testimony justified the verdict.
 Not for long time have our peo- pie manifested such an interest in coming events as Is shown m the production of that universally talked of play, "Trilby,' about to be put on by the Lorraine Barlowe Com pany and local talent, Monday, Feb. l7th. We would advise people to reserve their seats early. Tickets will be on sale Monday morning, the 10th al the Corner drug store.
 Wm. Fairbanks left for Phenix this morning.
 E. C. Bartlett left for San Fran cisco this afternoon.
 $. F.. Patton left for Winslow on this afternoons train.
 Mayor Morris Gcldwater returned from Phenix on last nights special.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins camp up on last nights special train. He will return to Phenix tomorrow.
 NIX. Fairbanks, the Chicago capi-
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