Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

General Ripley and O. E. Runner
 of Kansas City, went south thi.
 morning.
 WOodmen meet tonight. Full at
 tendance requested. Work in pro teCtiOn degree.
 W. J. Martin, superintendent O.
 the Little Jessie mine, is in town
 today.
 4. Ayeryt and MT. Marshall left
 this morning for Crowned King on
 mining business
 Attend the magic lantern enter
 tAlnment St the Prescott opera
 house on Friday night.
 pr. Butcher will leave in a few days for A ten days or two weeks visit 10 California, partly on busi- hess and partly on pleasure.
 Wm. Wilkins and Miss Clara Gull yer, both of ChSpArral, were married last night by Probate Judge [. P. Hicks.
 Indian Jim MAhone's team started to run away this morning, but didn't get up much heAdway until Jim ~heSded them of"
 The Prescott Chamber of Com merce has appointed Governor E. \. Tritle as delegate to the Irrigation Congress, which meets in Pheui1 next week.
 The Prescott Brass Band gave its friends a very pleasant time last evening at its promenade concert aud dance. The affair prove a hnSn- cial success.
 Panl Breon, a former resident of in Mohave county, and , later a resident of Needles, CalifcI- ma, died in San Francisco, where Le has resided for several years
 IL. Johnston will have charge of the operettS to be given under the auspices ot the Ladies Guild, on the 23i inst.
 City Editor Geo. MintZ, of the PhenlX Herald. and W. D. Morton, editor of the Mesa Free Press, were passengers on this mornings south ! bound train, en route home from Jerome.
 MT. snd Mrs. H. H. Cartier re- turned last night from their visit 1 east. Mrs. Cartier Is still weak from 1 the effects of the operation per formed on her, but otherwise IS ID 1 splendid health.
 Second grade certificates have been issued to the following sppli- ! ,ants: Josephine Butler. May MIi.j- . gan. FannIe Lindsay, J. (. Forest. ] '. W. Abbett was granted a first grade certificate.
 T. F. Lyons. formerly editor sf he Arizona Populist, and who will oe remembered by many Prescott people as having canvSssed this place 10 a cart, selling various nov les. died al San Marcial. N NJ, a ew days ago of consumption.
 The Wickenburg school house was partially burned on Wednesday. The fire caught from a defective Iue. The pupils of the school sue ,eeded ID eAiiuguIShing the Ire be- ore a great deal of damage hsd cen done. although they had to srry the water quite S distance.
 The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal 'hurch have selected the kinder .arten room 10 the new school as the place to display oliday goods and the same will be pan on Wednesday next at 2 p. m. he bazaar will be nicely filled with rticles of holiday character and re 10 be sold st moderate prices
 J. {. Tobin is being talked of for layor of Prescott. Mir. Tobin has cen . resident ot this place for ears, Is 8 property owner and taI aver, snd IS as honest 8 man as here IS ID Prescott. He would sd minister the affairs of the city In sn , manner if elected to the 
 Rev. Father B. Florisn Hahn, Tn hsrge of the Indian school st Ban ing. California. was 8 plessnt caller . this office today. He IS visiting | reScott for few dsys and while C ere will participate ID the enter .inment tomorrow night given for le benefit of the Catholic church, a magic lantern of his I'D design, which Is said to be one the finest instruments of the kind. ev. Hahn for over q decade was s ractical printer, and possesses those ,cial characteristics which make i'm su agreeable and instructive en- c ,rtainer on every occasion.