Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
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MONDAYS Daily, January 70.
 Maximum temperature yesterday 59; minimum this morning S2. Lorenc Hollis will lee the next at traction at Pstton's opera house.
 The funeral of the J. C. Gremin- ger was quite largely attended on Saturday afternoon.
 A lodge of the Elks was organized in this city last night, with a mem bershiP of over thirty.
 W. L.. Roberts has made an as signment to J. deidiebaugh for the benefit of his creditors.
 Frank Spence will have his exam ina,ion on "Wednesday, chargci with attempt to murder Tom Sullivan.
 Invitations are out for social dance to be given by he Friday Night club ou Friday evening next.
 Alexandra. at the Peck @.ne, is said to have resumed lts 0i time activity siCce \. Ellco commenced work on this famous mine.
 The circulation of the PheDix Populist seems to be on the increase. \ large bundle o1 these novels was noticed yesterday l~iuS on the side walk near the postotiice.
 The Midway saloon was re-upened on Saturday night. An elegant free lunch was serssd at II o'clock. The The new proprietors ace Hobbs & Mccoy, who are also proprietors of the Union saloon.
 Sheriff Ruffner telegraphed on Saturday evening from Lordsburg, New Mexico, that ne had captured the two horse thieves and tie horses they had stolen from the Bradshaw mountains about a month ago.
 W. II. Davis, who claimed to be a doctor and backed up his quakery with a gilt edge sheep skin, was be- fore Judge Ling today charged with vagrancy. He was found guilty and sentenced to saw on the city recorders wood pile for one week.
 The annual business meeting of the First Congregational church will be held at the residence TT. W. | Otis tonight at s o'clock Light refreshments will be served and a good crowd Is expected. All mem bers of the church and congrega- tion are urged to be present.
 C. D. Arms. the capitalist, of Youngstown, Ohio. died Saturday last. The deceased was an owner m the Congress mine and was heavily interested in Salt river valley Ian led l estates. MT. Arms personally was a very agreeable man, and among all his death will be sadly received.
 There seems 10 be somewhat og religious awaking in Prescott. Pas tor Smale, of the Baptist church. baptized two more converts last evening, and on an invitation from Rev. G. l.. Pearson, at the close oi the services at the Methodist church last evening, two men siguifed their intention of leading new life. Special services will be held in the Methodist church on Wednesday aud Thursday evenings of this week.
 The Prescott Gun Club held its regular shoO: yesterday, with the scores as follows: Morin, Is; Aitken. Is; Hill, r.; Andrews, Is; Stephens, Is; Hall, II; Waite l5; Ferguson, l2; Hastings, Is; Marks. l2; Dexter, II. After the regular shoot the boys in dulged in a ten bird sweep. There were eleven entrees at Sl.50 entrance fee. Aiken and Andrews tied for first, breaking 9. Waite, Hill, Fer guson and Moiin, tied for second with 8. In the shoot of Hill won.
 The Payton company closed its six nights engagement in Prescott on Saturday night by the produc- ton of La Belle Marie, a decidedly Frenchy play. While the play is on the sensational order, Miss Hattie Keene, who is good in every part taken by her, appeared at her very best in this play in the character of l La Belle Marie" Her impersona- lion of this character was simply l faultless, and elicited the applause