Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-05
FRIDAYS Daily, January 2I

FRIDAYS Daily, January 21 l Lecture at the NJ. E. Church this | evening.
 ! Attend the lecture tonight at the NJ. E. church.
 This mornings north bound train had fifteen cars.
 Don't fail to attend the lecture at the NJ. E. Church this evening.
 The blacksmith shop at Fools Gulch was burned last evening.
 L. k. Jerome is said to be one of the small pox patients at Congress.
 The ladies are making great pre- parations for their Leap Year bali.
 A letter received here last evening stated that forty men had left Con gress on Wednesday night.
 4. J. Knoblock, who came in from Lynx creek to-day, says there IS about foot of snow on the divide.
 Land office officials have received a lot of new township plats, notice of which will be found elsewhere in this issue.
 City officers captured six hobos last night, aud they were given ten days each in the chain gang by Judge Ling to-day.
 4 telegram received from Con- gress this morning, stated that no additional cases of small poX have been reported. There are only five cases in the camp.
 President J. D. Ripley, First Vice President D. E. Robinson and Third Vice President Paul Morton, of the Santa Fe railroad company are ex- pected to visit Arizona soon.
 The Albuquerque National Bank, which failed few years ago, has recently declared its last dividend to depositors, paying dollar for dol lar.
 There were eleven empty stock cars attached to this mornings south bound train. They were en route to Phenix where they will be loaded with cattle for Los Angeles.
 q. R. Murphy and son were thrown out of their buggy yesterday even ing as they were coming in from the Silver Flake mill, but escaped seri- ous injury.
 The Republican says that NJ. F. Morin will engage in the soda water business in PhenIx, and will either buy the bottling works already located there, or else put in a new plant.
 Sheriff Ruffner telegraphed yes terday from Hawthorne. Nevada, that he had safely landed James P. Boone in the E5meralda county jail. and had received the full amount of the reward offered for him, S950.
 An Associated Press telegram from Phenix says that railway traffic has been interrupted on account of the recent storm. No one but the man who sent the telegram has been able to discover the interruption,
 Alexander Frederick Jenkins, who is said to have spent nine months on an Arizona ranch, was married re- gently to Adelaid, Johnson, sculptress of Washington. Both of them are believers in theosophy, and were married by spiritulist medium.
 There was "cake walk" at the K. of r. hall, after the reception of the Woman's club on Wednesday night. There were over a dozen cakes left, and when the ladies called for them yesterday they were not Co be found They had walked" of during the night.
 A family named Crose arrived here this morning en route to the Verde valley. The father and four children, the ages of the latter rang ing from four to ten years, and all musicians and will play at the Palace this evening at s o'clock. One little four-year old tot plays a horn which Is nearly as large as himself.
 A small fire in G. II. La Berteu's on Montezuma street occupied house by J. Thorbeck and family caused an alarm and brought the fire depart ment out at 4:30 this afternoon. Damage nominal.
 At meeting of the city council recently, it was decided that Pres colt had no authority to detain any one from Congress or any other