Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-15

Charlie Hof says the Sunset tele . phone office al Tucson never closes ! This is the only one in Arizona that gives an all-uight service. --PheniN Gazette. The Gazette IS informed that Prescott has two telephone systems, each fl which give all night service.
 Director General Hatch say, that halt-rate tickets, good for ,hir,y days, ore expected tp be gly for the Phenix Carnival from a, lar east as Chicago. The railroads will assis, in advertising 1t also.
 Tom Sullivan was slightly wound ed in tho head this afternoon by the discharge of a pistol in the hands 1 of 8 man who was intoxicated. His wound Is not serious but a slight : de1ection oi the pistol would have | produced fatal results. Al the last meeting Of the foot bal club aud its friends. it was de .det tg organize an athletic club here. \ committee of five was ap- pointed to arrange details and report al a meeting to be held next Tues day evening. Thirty have signed the roll SD far.
 Two men. charged with the at tempt to rob Dr. \. (. Fenton some time since, have been arrested and placed in jail. The information leading to their arrest was said to have been obtained from Hackman Philips, who IS doIng time m the city jail, and who was also an im- portaut witness iu the diamond rob bery case.
 Tomorrow. after the gun club shoot. the foot ball team will have a match game with a picked eleven, under Captain Hall, and cudeavor to raise some money to pay the debt incurred in tLe games with Phenix. \ good game Is assured, s) all bs there and encourage the boys to put up a good game, so when they meet PheuiX at the Carnival, they will come of victorious.
 The North American Review for January begins the one hundred and sixty-second volume of that period ical with the initial instalment of a series of articles on The Future Life and the Condition of Man Therein" by the Right Honorable W. l. Gladstone, who, taking for his text the famous treatise of Bishop Butler, handles his great subject with astounding vigor and skill.
 Dr. Heavenston went to Congress this morning.
 L. F. Powell, superintendent of Wells, Fargo x O., went south this morning.
 Rev. D. NJ. Wynkoop has gone to Los Angeles tO receive treatment for 8 cancer which has appeared on his lip.
 F.. C. Howe, a young business man of Pasadena, California. arrived on this mornings train with view of locating here.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins, F.. M. San ford, J C. Herndon and Court Re- porter R. $ Stockton returned from kingman this morning.
 Neil B. Field, an Albuquerque at torney, representing the United States Trust Company, arrived in town on this mornings train on legal business. N
 Ed Boblett, the energetic young stock man in charge of T. G. Barlow Massicks's ranch, at Point of Rocks was in town to day and was a wel-1 come caller at this office.
 Arthur C. Wells, general manager of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, arrived here this morning in his pri- vate car, accompanied by W. W. Green. of the law firm of Alexander X Green. New York, and W. B. Childers and Neil B. Field, two prominent attorneys of Albuquer- que. The party is here on legal business connected with the Atlantic X Pacific railroad, but the first busi- ness transacted by MT. Green was an investment in a new hat. au Ari- zona zephyr having appropriated his en route.