Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04

A
 pating in the concert Saturda.
 night will surprise their friends b'
 the wonderful progress they hay'
 made in music. The h. of r. hal
 will not seat a great number anc
 those who do not attend will muci
 regret 1t.
 C.C. Hall, Albuquerque; F. W
 Nelson. Wiuslow; (. F. Putnam
 Holbrook; (. H. Coble, J. R. Treat IC. 4. Greeulaw, A. E. FrankloIter E. R. Bavless, J. 4. Wilson, J,
 Aubiueau. J. NJ. Braunen. F. ( 1 Hochderifer, Hugh E. Campbell. J 1 A. Vail all of Flagstaff, registered al
 Hotel Burke this morning.
 A telegram from Washington an nounces the appointment ot Geo, d. Roskruge as surveyor general of this territory. vice L. Ii. Manning, re- signed. This will be will be wei come news to the large army ot friends of Mir RoskruEe Iu Arizona, as well as to all citizens interested in having a thoroughly competent man in the D sition. NIT. Roskruge ] has no superiors and few equals m : his profession, aud the president ] made uo mistake In apPoinllng hIm. The brick work ou the new NJ. l.. l Church Is now all done. and the ] frame work iS swarming each day vita carpenters busiiv engaged ln putting on the roof. The building when completed will be the finest church edifce in Arizona, and lt will cost S30.0O0 The basement will be finished first so a> to be used for Sunday school. The second floor, or auditorium. will next be finished, making q commanding building, q credit to the city, SBd especially so to the band of faithful wurshiPpers who are erecting the temple.-Phe nix Gazette.
 K. Barrett left for home today
 F. 3. Gage went south this morn lug.
 Gus Heyman came In oa this afternoons train.
 Charles Born and his brother have returned from Phenix.
 Judge Reese N. Ling returned this afternoon from his triP to Phe- nix.
 C. (. Hall. the well known com mercial man of Albuquerque, came in on this mornings train.
 Geo. Babbitt. of the firm of Bab- bitt Bros, of Flagstaff. and the frst treasurer of Cocouino county, IS n Prescott. serving as a United States grand jury.
 J. W. Jones. of Flagstaff, accom- panied by his son, k. C. -o-eS. of the Flagstaff Democrat. werr vel come callers at this office to-day. IL Is the first visit of Mir. Jones, ST, to Prescott.
 Articles of incorporation of the Alma Gold Mining Company are published in this Is ue.
 Dress parade every night, except Saturday aud Sunday nights, at Whipple.
 The Payton Comedy Company arrived from PheBix ou the 2.3O ,raIu to-day.
 The "b fore" and after appoint meut notices ol Geo. J. RosSruge, in certain papers, have a decidedly different ring 10 them.
 Ole Oleson, the victim of Joe Durkin's pistol at Jerome, Is recoy eriug. and Is able to leave his room, according to the Jerome News.
 The Jerome News reports the fol- lowing births in that town: February r., to MT. and Mrs. Geo. NI.rs, daughter; February 21, t0 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Brown, a daughter.
 Invitations are out for ihe mar rlage of Lieut.. John W. Phillips. |. S. A. and Miss Ada Myrtle Graldee. The ceremony will take place at Si. Paurs Church, Los Angeles. at noon next Wednesday, March 1.
 Miss kaczinsky, formerl of The Leader millinery store, of Los Ange- les, has rented the room formerly occupied by C. R. Martindell and will shortly open millinery store in it. She Is now in San Francisco purchasing her stock.
 4. E. Anderson. the wheelman, has been m quite a serious condi- ton, under the treatment of pr. Butcher, for a few days. His illness Is said to have been caused bv over exertion in returning from Phenix on wheel his complaint being pneumonia.
 4 skeptical gentleman wagered Sl0 yesterday afternoon against Prof. Tyndall's powers and lost. He wagered the money on his ability to hide a pin where the professor could not find 1t. He hId 1t m his sh 'e, where he thought it safe, but the professor succeeded in locating 1t The fact is that whatever the power possessed by Prof. Tyndall may be called, 1t Is not a safe proposition to bet against.
 NJ. J. Hickey Is again able to be around.
 ?. D. Barnhart left for the east this afternoon.