Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
THURSDAYS DAILY. January gs.

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 Elks' banquet at Hotel Burke to
 night.
 Dr. (. r. Abbott reports the birth
 to-day, of a daughter, 10 MT. and
 Mrs. W. r. McAdams.
 The Comet saloon will be re.
 opened on < saturday evening when a
 turkey lunch will be served.
 Deputy Sheriff Munds left for PheulN this morning To commit Mrs. Ada Jackson to the insane asylum.
 Negotiations are under way with the Whipple band to play ai tEe
 PueuiN Carnival. The Prescott band will also probably go there.
 In the supreme court yesterday the judgment of the lower court was affirmed in the case of T. w. Otis vs The City of Prescott.
 Mrs. Rebecca C. Philips, of Phe- nix, has been appointed a member of the territorial normal school board by Governor l.. C. Hughes.
 District Deputy Ernest Uiman of the B. T. O. Elks wit institute a lodge in Prescott this evening and install the newly elected officers.
 The Good Templars lodge will meet this week in the Baptist church on Thursday instead of Friday even ing, and sJ the hour oi 5 instead of 7:3O.
 WooimeD of the world will meet this evening at 6;SO instead of at its usual hour, in order to allow the ElkS to occupy the lodge for install Ia.iou Of officers.
 The Pheuix Gazette has con- meuced the publication of a con tinued story entitled, Ten Months Record of the Doings of the Board Of Coatrol.
 Asher X Co. have a new advertise ment in this issue. They propose to close out the entire stock formerly owned by VI. Wolleuberg S Co. be- fore February l.
 A miner Is reported to have been killed at Jerome last Monday by falling down a winze He was walk ing in 8 drift when his light went out and iu the darkness he fell down the winze.
 The Phenix Express has not put iu au appearance at this office for several weeks. Wonder II it has gone by the way of all poorly paid or IL it's proprietor has simply overlooked this oticet
 MT. Jesse ?. Sayre. a young Cali fOrnia attorney. recently admitted Co practice in The supreme court of tha state. has entered the law office ot F VI. Sanford and will locate here permanently. Mir. Sayre holds a university degree. and received an excellent legl, education Tn the Hastings Law College and m the office of Attorney Geo. II. Maxwell, of San Francisco.
 The Catholic Knights will cele- q A The programme will be musical and literary lu it's character and will conclude with ball. Rumor has 1t that there Is being prepared an operetJe never before produced in this city.
 We have too many Fedora hats. They are all beauties. We must have room for straw goods. We will sell Jhesa at SIPS. Sl.50 and 500 each. New shapes, stiff. Derby, al SI5O and S25O. Call and look at these goods Nj. GoLDwATER X BRos.
 The New York Sun (dem.) says truly that "tke passage of a tariff bill calculated to increa.e federal revenue would do more toward strengthening the credit of the United States aud removing the troubles that arise from mistrust of ts financial health than the sale of 3 hundred millions Of bonds"
 S. C. Bagg. late editor and pro- prietor ot the Tombstone Prospec- tor. Is said to be anxious to return To Arizona. About a year ago he resigned as clerk of the district court at Tombstone, sold out his paper aud moved his lares and pen ltes to California. The goddess of l fortune. however. smiled less kindly | 1n hun in the golden state than she | had done in the land of sunshine | and silver. hence his anxiety to re- 
 Two little girls of Mir. and Mrs. I Tizon. oi Williamson valley, were l playing with an ax yesterday One l 1t the little tots was six years old l aud the other two. The older one l was holding the ax and the younger l one had her fingers lying across a pIecs of wood. Either by accident, ! )r by way of experiment. the older I one let the ax fall on the little ones 1 ingers. with the result of taking 1 the first and second fingers com p.etely oI and the thIrd was left 1 hanging by a shred. Dr. Day thinks !. he can save the third finger, but the ! other two are hopelessly gone.