Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-12
engaged in teaching school. She will return tomorrow.
MONDAYS Daily. February 10


 Tor Phenix yesterday. ] Phenix has received four car loads ! of decorations for the carnival.
 \ car load of apples was received yesterday by Prescott fruit dealers,
 Tyndall, the mind reader, has sue cessfulTy mystified the Phenirians.
 Born, at Whipple, February $, 10 the wife of L. F. Davison, daugh ter.
 Who wants a first class shot gun very cheapi See advertisement in this issue.
 Dr. Carver will give a weeks en- tertainment at Phenix, during car nlval week.
 T. J. Butler has another interest ing letter from St. Augustine, Fla, in this issue.
 The Toughs hose company will meet this evening at S:30. All mem bers are requested to attend. Don't forget the operetta "Zanie' at Patton's opera house next Friday evening for the benefit of the Mercy hospital.
 Dr. Eyarls returned from Jerome yesterday, and reports OlesOn, who was shot thera a week ago, in fair way to recovery.
 The boys say that Johnny Robin son talks of issuing a challenge to ! Dr. Carver, the champion shot, who is now in Phenix.
 It was reported yesterday that there were four new eases ot small ! po1 at Congress. They were all in one family named Butler. ] Dr. F. W. Dutcher reports the birth of a daughter, on Sunday. February 9, to NIT. and Mrs. J. E. Curry, at Camp Senator. 1 The dramatic criticism of Satur day nights play iu our contempo- rary, did not exactly fit the piece. Forget Me Not" was played, while | the criticism was of The Tigress." '" The Tucson Citizen announces that among the recent arrivals at the ancient pueblo ''is "CaribooI Brown perhaps the oldest and best known gambler on the coast"
 Chinese Inspector Charles Mehan and Deputy L. $ Marshal Morreil, are taking a census of Prescott Chinamen. They arrested, on Sat urday, one who has lived here for several years, but who was without a registration certificate.
 Wm. Thomss has purchased a lot of cattle from Mrs. Church. Among the them are two fine milch COWS, which will be used in supplying milk for the county hospital, while the young steers will be slaughtered for beef for that institution.
 The advance sheet for "Trilby' next Monday night, was put on sale this morning. Already an unusually rapid movement in sale Of seats is shown by the crosses on the box sheet plan. Those desiring good seats should reserve them now, as very large sale Is anticipated.
 A musical quartette, composed of Messrs. Pearson and French, tenors, and Messrs. Aitben and Me Donald, bassos, has been organized. and will favor Prescott audiences with vocal selections occasionally. They sang at the Methodist church last even ing. to the great satisfaction of the congregation.
 The two ear loads of Mystic Shrin- CTS, en route from California to Phe- ni1, yesterday were joined in Pres colt by, E. \. Fredericks, F. c. Brecht, Dr. c. W. Vickers, Judge J. J. Hawkins, MorrIs Goldwater, A. J. Herndon and John Lawler. A Mys- tic Shrine temple will be instituted in PheniX this evening.
 $. E. Patton received a telegram to-day from the manager of the Orpheum theatre, at Denver, which said: Ezra Kendall and his com pany in A Pair of Kids played to the largest audience and gave the best satisfaction of any comedy company ever here" The above company will appear at Patton's opera house soon.
 The following scores were made by members of the gun club yester- day: Andrews, l6; Jackson. b; Hill. If; Dexter, l2; Ferguson, II; Hast ings, Frantz and Brandon, each, 9; Ellis, :; Manderfeld, 3; Robinson, ,. In the sweepstakes, out of possible ten, Ferguson and Hill tied for first money with score of each. Hastings won sec ond money with 6 and Jackson and Andrews ted for third place with scores of , each. The shoot offs were won by Hill and Jackson. Rob inson made the largest percentage of increase of any member of the club, doubling his score of the pre- vious Sunday.
 s. E. Patton returned from Wins low this morning.
 C. w. French, came in from Je- rome this morning.
 H. c. Boone formerly of Phenix has gone to St. Louis to reside.
 Governor R. c. Powers returned yesterday from a trip to Jerome.
 H. c. Wasman, representing the Standard Oil company, is in town.
 Len Brisley has returned from a visit to Phenix, improved in health.
 District Attorney R. E. Morrison went out to Jerome to-day to attend the preliminary examination of Durkin and Brown.
 W. s. Morse, the Lynx creek min ing man, returned this morning from a visit to Colorado, where he is also interested in mines.
 Rev. E. w. Meany left for Pheni1 this morning, where he will be in troduced to the mysteries of the Mi, Kk.. avanfnpr