Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-09

funeral services over the remains o Mrs. Clara BAgley, who died ther, ] yesterday.
 pr. Lewis had letter yesterday from his brother, the celebrated surgeon of Kansas City, in whJcl the latter stated that he had success fully operated on Harry Murphy the ten-year-old son of Mir. aud Mrs William Murphy, of Prescott, fol cancer of the bone. He found il necessary to remove the lower jaw J Jentlrely between the second incisul and ramus, and also to remove s portion of the upper jaw. The boy was quite weak, but the doctor stated that he is getting along a, wall as he could expect.
 From Fridays Daily. Royal Arch MssOns meet tonight
 Rev. Joseph Smalo returned from Phenix yesterday. The Prescott gun club will meet thls evening.
 Charles L. Schaar left for Placer itas last night.
 Mrs. T. w. Johnston accompanied her husband 10 Phenix this morn ing.
 There promises to be quite a hegira of Prescott people to Mexico ! soon.
 Mrs. E. J. Austin arrived this morning from a six months visit east.
 The Phenix Herald will place a Merganthaler machine m its office January 1.
 Rev H. A. Brown is recovering from his attack of pneumonia and is able to be out again.
 Hook and Ladder company meet toaIgBt. All members are requested to be present.
 The sale of the Coconiuo Sun to the proprietors of the Flagstaff Democrat is announced.
 E. R. Hotsenpiller, of Cherry creek, was a visitor to Prescott to- day.
 The Mckinley Hobart club will meet at the district attorneys office at $40 o'clock this evening. A full attendance of members IS requested.
 The Prescott Choral Society will render a number at Mrs. Nellie Nor foOt's concert next Tuesday even ing.
 If the weather Is plesant the Pres cott brass band will give a concert tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock on the plaza.
 The Woman's Club, of Prescott will hold a business meeting Mon day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A full attendance is requested. A deed has been filed from John Rsible to John Lawler for lot 56, block l5, Prescott, the consideration being Sl,550.
 As far as returns are in, there are twelve applicants for the position of clerk of the board of supervisors. Several precincts to hear from.
 Jack Harkins, 8 blacksmith, for merly of Prescott and Phenix, has returned to the latter city after an absence of eleven years.
 John W. Ross, brother of Register Fl. D. Ross, of the United States land office, cams in on yesterdays tram, returning to his home iu Flag staf today.
 J. w. Sullivan went south this morning with a ear losd of horses O be placed on pasture al Glendale. He shipped four car loads of cattle last night.
 Joe Eugle, a youthful hunter, had his arm badly lacerated yesterday by the explosion of his gun. Dyna- mite cartridge accidents are becOm- ing quite numerous of late.
 P. W. O'SuIlivan received tele- graphic notice yesterday of his ap- pointment as register of the Pres colt land office to fill the uDexpired portion of H. D. Ross term.
 John Bianconi has been arrested for illegal voting. His case will be heard on Monday, before Justice Brisley. He gave $500 for his aP- pearance.
 Daniel Dwyer is engaged m mak- ing extensive repairs 10 WhiPple Barracks quarters. He says that when the repairs now being made to the officers quarters are completed they will be better thsn they have | ever been.
 Phenix papers announce the arrI- val in that city of Geo. NJ. Sargent, while Mir. Sargent has been busy m Prescott all the time, dividing his time between his railroad duties and nursing a sick child.
 Charles Zeiger, uf Martinez, left for home last night after a brief visit to Prescott. Since the organi- zstion of a school district at Con gress Junction Mir. Zeiger proposes to bring his family out there.
 The regular convocation ot Pres colt Chapter No. ,, R. A. NJ, will be held Saturday, December 9, at S o'clock p. m. All companions Tn good standing are traternally in vited. By order of A. A. Johns, k. Attest: Morris Goldwater, Sec.
 A petition containing about SOO names was presented to the board of supervisors today, asking them to rescind their action of November IS in asking for the refunding of the Yavspai county railroad bonds. Act, ing on the above petition, the board passed a resolution resembling their former action.