Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-08
THE CITY AND COUNTY. 'NeEy Items From Our 0G0 I0TB and
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4AS.
 New Years day was a model O fine weather.
 The public schools were re-openeC tO-day again.
 J. E. Gates has been granted a dI vorce from Emily Gates.
 The weather has moderated dur
 ing the past forty-eight hours.
 The diamond robbery case is still on before Justice J. NJ. W. Moore.
 All Masons and their families are
 invited to be present this evening
 at the Eastern Star installation of officers.
 The Grand Army post gave a very pleasant entertainment to the Trmy and navy union of WhpPle on New Years eve.
 NIT. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas enter tained a number of their friends with a New Years dinner at the county hospital.
 Dr. Butler received a choice lot Of flowers from San Diego yester- day, which he generously distributed among his friends.
 J.L. Fisher eutertaiuel number Of friends on New Years eye at his residence, watching the oll year out and the new year in.
 Parties haylng claims against Yavapai county should present them at once as the boarj |, engaged ln auditing accounts now.
 Mrs. J. II. Iftiger presented her husband, who Is propretpT ot the Prescott House, Wi b fine boy yes terday as New Years gift.
 Mrs. Henry c DldNater entertained a number of her young lady friends this afternoon at her residence m her usual charming manner.
 Henry L. Murphy and Cynthia Alfred, of Big Chino valley. were married on "Wednesday. January |. lS96. by Rev. C. L. Pearson.
 Our contemporary gave some in .teresting "reminiscences, from the files of this paper, away back in 1864, in its issue oj New Years mora ing.
 The weather clerk seams to be preparing for another storm, the sky being overcast with clouds ani the wind being in the storm ditec- tion in the southwest.
 Yesterdays foot ball game re- suited in a score of 6 to o in fayornf Phenix. The Prescott team re- turoed this afternoon. They speak very highly Cf tine manner ta" Ph"- ! mix boys enterjanei IHe.n.
 J. ". Don .Leriy will shortly ship ! another clr lp1l ot apples 70 Pes cot' ani Paeusx mik ku: three car | loads shippsd tn ths two towns dur- ! ing the winter Apples ia sufficient ! quantity tO supply the town should l be raised righ, in thi- section.
 Charley Moadoys was shot and l seriously woundel 5t Arkal<lS Hot Springs on Cu '-iGv. HN requested 1 3 friea 1 tn Snalt a show h3sl. Ia {. William Tel, ir5at ths to.I of h head. The frie id', nerve vas not steady and the aai.,'t -:rura Charley ! on the forehe13.
 California apple r1'S,r- arc not | only well satisfied bat aighiy pleased when they can EeAl'Za on" cant per pound net for th' r apples Ar.ZoI a apple e1ters ara "9uaiiy delighted when they eau .;at the same apples at from SIX to eight cents per p, Und.
 The attendance at yesterdays foo: race at the race tracS was not large but quite a pretty race was run. The distance was for l2O yards. lt was . handicap race with the follow ing starters and positions: Tom Morris, scratch; =. Go;t, g feet; S. Marksbury. 2l feet; (. Peck, 20 feet; | E. Peck and Solou Marker. S6 feet. Morris came under the line first beating Got, by only . few inches. Time, II 4-5 seconds.
 P. W. S,rahan, of thc Verde val 1 ley, ls ID town.
 J. E. Saint, of Albuquerque, is registered at Hotel Burke.
 Price Behan has returned from visit to friends in Kansas City.
 Mrs. C W. French arrived from Florence yesterday and will reside here in future.
 Alfred Carrig4n, q genial towns man of Jerome. Is visiting Prescott for a few days.
 E. ]. Austin wss taken quite III a, the Last Chance mine on Tuesday afternoon. Medical aid was sum moned during the night and be was able tO come tO town yesterday.