Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
THE CITY AND COUNTY uvJ nsnS From Oar 0Ea fOVs and
 SafOa1ii1s CegztH,
Fnoz NS3us 1Sy's Dal.y City election January ..

Geo. H. Cook left for Congress to
 dsy.
 Editor Randolph, of the PheuiI
 Republican, has gone to Denver.
 Architect Heinlein came in on
 this mornings train from California.
 \. A. Moore Is in town from his Walnut Grove ranch. Col. A. W. Lswton, |. :. A, :s
 -s-istered st Hotel Burke.
 Read GoldwaieT Bros new Sdver- tsenent in this issue.
 M. H. Dodge, the mining man, rsturDei last night from a three months visit east.
 Matt. Welsh. of the Lower AEua Fra country, has been spending several days in town.
 E. B. Modem has gone to Jerome to take charge of J. W. Wilson's ,tore there for q short time. W. T. Rowe went out tu Slate creek this morning. where he ex- poets to remain for some time.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church will give sn OPeretts, which wil be followed by S musicale, the 2Si of this month.
 When making engagements for neIt week, do not forget the Christ mas tes anu ssie on "Wednesday sf- tarn.,o8 Dse l6
 Paul Johns foreman of the Crowned King mine, came iu to at tend the funeral of the late Frank Bennett.
 The funeral of the late Frank Bennett was largely attended this afternoon. Deceased was held in high esteem oy all who knew him.
 Probate Judge C. P. Hicks has fled his bond for record, being the first of the newly elected officers to 1 do 50. Mrs. NJ. Wheeler, mother of Mrs. ! H D. Ross and Miss Madeline l Wheeler, left on this afternoons l train for Fort Worth, Texas to visit l son. Mrs. R. H. Burmister and daugh- 1 ter, Miss Helen, returned this mOrn- | ing from two months visit to relA- tIVes in California.
 The Pheni1 Ria,s has been sold | again. The new management prom I iSe business like methods and honor l able treat meuI in conducting the | paper.
 J-B. LAzeAt and J. B. Durbin. of | Denver, a21 k- R- GanielI- of MIcn- I igsn, registered al the Hotel Burke. tbls aftsrnoon.oa the arrival Ot the no1h bound train.
 Geo. :. Porter Jr-, who returned yesterday from Eureka mining dis triet says that a fishing party on Sunday caught between forty and fifty trout n Burro creek, some of them being from fourteen 10 fifteen inches n length.
 The wife of MT. D. Robinson, prominent lumbermsn of Rartwick. \. Y-,T IS the best advertised man" in the United States. One cannot l plck up a paper without reading Sbou: her. The fact that she" Is ~lunbermsn" makes the item one of special interest.
 The Prescott Brass Band will glvs dance tonight for the Pur- PoSs of raising money to apply on rev instruments. The boys are de- ssrring of liberal patronage. and every one should buy s ticket, whether they attend the dance or not
 The concert given by Mrs Nellie 9OriOot, assisted by other local talent. was complete success from . musical stand point, as every one WsN attest who was present. The programme was 3 very interesting O3e, aud the various numbers were sIeeptionsliy well rendered. The | SstsadAnce was not as large as the [ Dsriis ot the entertainment lusti- ksd, hence, financially. the bene- kciaEy wSs not enriched 10 any very rssi extent. c 4 eolored man, giving the name of Louis ]. Sesrcey, and who claims to F AEl from Prescott. was arrested on ! Monday near Bagdad, California, ekargsd with murder. He IS de- seri6Sd as . hAlf-caste negro, and nid be had lately worked SS gen S1 utility man around different eablie houses ID Prescott, Arizona ' Re vas travelling in company with : toothsr tramp. near Amboy, Cali ! bralA, and his companion was found 4 sardered, hence his arrest. While !. Ssaseey claimed to be going to Ssn begaardi0o, be doubled on his tracks aad Eas travelling east when be was ePtured. 1 CG. Bilicke, one Of the proprie- ! toH ot the Ho.lsnbeck hotel, Los . Aageies, died in that city Sunday, a tiisf long and painful illness. He sas well known and most heartily i sstesned throughout Arizona. Iu n as late 70's he had hotel in Flor eeoe, going thence 10 Tombstone, sSeFe he engaged in the same busl- sesA Tor which his wholesouled iu- 2 GTdualIty made him popular and ss1Soeessiui. He was buried with |. SASon,e honOrs at Los Angeles to- SAE widow and two grown chil- Siea survive him.-Pheni1 Herald. [ Ar. blheke was well and fayorAbly SsaoEu to many people residing ID Prescott.