Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-09

tuls OInce 10 De Setllcu Tor on Ol before the third Monday in Decsm Der. Just Tell Us That You Saw It." at least, and tell 1t with as much huancial force Ss the eXigsucies oI the times will permit.
 From Mondays Daily. | Crook Marion returned yesterday from d visit 10 California. | J. Marshall Morgan has gone 10 Ptsceritas to take a position.
 H. NJ. Thurman left for Cslifor- mia yeSte day.
 c. c. Hall, the Albuquerque com- mercial traveller, is in town.
 A sort of dry blizzard has been cn to-day.
 An Odd Fe lows lodge will be in stituisd at Jerome tonight. Eleven tickets were sold from Prescott. Mrs. Geo. c. Ruaner left for Pheni1 to-day for a brief visit to relatives.
 Another cold wave set in last night and the temperature dropped to 26 above zero this morning
 The advertisement of the Depot House, ]. G. Campbell proprietor, will be found in this issue.
 Bucky O'Nsill got one vote for Justice of the Peace in Pine pre- cinct, Gila county.
 4 Maricopa man has discovered soap mine on Cave creek, in that county, according to q PheniI paper.
 The Adams hotel iu PheuiI was opened last Saturday. The above hotel Is one of the finest in the southwest.
 Governor Franklin and stah pass ed through Prescott this morning on the early train en route to Js. rome to attend the institution of an Odd Fellows lodge at that place.
 Rev. B. F. Hahn, editor of the Mission Indian, at Bsning, Cali fornia, will give Stereoptican en- tert0inment at Patton's opera house next Friday evening. Admission % cents.
 Ott. Mergenthaler advertises in the Los Angeles Tim s for a cook, chambermaid and hostler at Dem ing, New Mexico. where he expects to spend the winter with his family
 During the last two quarters eighty dollars have been expended by the Womsn's Relief Corps for relief in cases of necessity.
 The national irrigation congress will meet in Phsni1 next week. It promises to be one of the most largely attended sessions eVrr held of this body as represen aIives are expected from every state in the union.
 Jerome is to have a new weekly paper, says the News of that place. It will be called the Yavapai Coun. ty Reporter and Its ProprietOrs will be A. E. Joscelyn, Wesley loser lyn, Ed Riley and Otto Miller.
 The annual shooting tournament ot the gun clubs Of the territory will be held January 9th and 10th. 1897, instead uI January 4Ih and 5th. as heretofore SIuuunceu.
 J. F. DiIinu returned v,-,,...,lay a..f | He was accompanied hy luis wife who has been there for severa! weeks.
 J. L. Ward left for home this morning. H.. wen; as far as Flag stad Wuh Cungtr-,i,j W. W. Bowers, who was cn his way to Washington to attend the opening. of Congress.
 Assistant G 'nar..l Manager R. E Wells oi the S. r ?. & F. was mar ried in Pueblo, Colorado, December 3, 10 his fuFm.r wife from whom he was recently divorced. They passed through Prescott yesterday morning with their three children. an route to Pheni1, where they ex- pect to reside.
 An irate young man, whose r>ra- psdes had got his name in the pdp,.r, walked into the sanctum of a Spring field. ILL. paper the other day and took five shots at the editor. Every shot of the five missed its mark and the irate young man retired. Who says the Lord doesn't love an edi- tori-Ex.
 Papers were prepared on Sstur- day to contest the election of Donsl Campbell ss Justice of the PesOe. The claim h made that MT. Camp bell IS ineligible from the fact that be IS ot 8 citizen nf the United States, having taken out his first papers only. II Mr. Campbell can produce his cond papers, CT the records of his having procured them the suit will not ast long.
 During the absence of Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Roberts at church last night, their residence in West Pres cot was discovered to be on 6re. The alarm was sounded and the de- partment responded promptly and extinguished the flames, but not un- til the interior was badly burned. Mir. and Mrs. Roberts lost nearly sll of their household effects. The o. Ks made the record by getting first water.
 A man named Rose was brought in from Alexandra last night, charged with having stabbed two men, with the pointed end of a miners candle stick. The story as told is that 8 dog, belonging 10 . man named Yomsn, bit Rose, and the latter killed the dog. In a quarrel about the killing of the canine. Rose, it Is alleged, stabbed Woman, and friend of the latter in trying to stop Rose as he ran ,,1. ;ahl,o1 yU;th iha inalPu