Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-15
THE CITY AND COUNTY. EaESy Items From Cur 0El TGB1 and
 Surrounding C0alF}.

WENESDAY'S Daily, January 8.
 Knights ot Pythias meet thi, esening.
 Johuuy Troops, of Paenix, died Yesterday.
 Pheni1 won the team medal at the recent shoot by only ten birds ad- yantage out of 200.
 Dr. W. W. Jones. of Tempe. a we'll known resident of the Salt river valley died yesterday.
 Look out for NJ. Goldwater X Bros startling announcement which Will appear in a few days.
 W. J. Mulyenon's new ice factory is nearln 2 completion. Natures ice works still keep up it's lick turn iDg out ice.
 D. A. Lambright, a former prin- eipal of the Prescott public schools, Was married at Columbus, Ohio, to Miss Jennle Lee McWade, January
 Another letter was received from COngress today asking for a fresh supply of vaccine virus. No further Particulars of the smallpox patients Nas sent.
 Born-On Saturday, January 1. Nfe96, Utah, forty-ffth daughter of Columbia the gem of the ocean. Mother and child are doing well as could be expected.-Los Angeles Hines.
 While at work today on W. NJ. 1Claypoofs new building. L. E. lSl ulres feil and sustained a fracture q three ribs. Dr. Butcher put them in place again.
 Whitelaw Reid i said to be in 3oye with the winter climate of Phe- nix. If Mir. Reid wants 10 get a -correct idea of Arizona's clima, he skould spend a summer in Prescott after winterlug in Phenix.
 A letter received from Fools Gulch last evening states that there iE another case of smallpox at that eamp. Both cases are getting along nicely and bu, little fears are ex- pressed of the disease spreading. 4 lDt of vaccine virus was sent down ay this mornings train.
 Twelve young boys. with com blned cash assets of twenty cents. tod 5urrO, wIJh a small amount ol | grub packed on him. made a bold l start for California on Monday. By ulght, however, some of them had eeturned. while some ara still out. Ihey had been reading books ai al 1 Tenture recently until their minds | h9d become filled with a desire for edyeuture themselves.
 The following transfers of real l ,sstate are reported in the Phenix | Ipapers: Chas B. Genung to J. D. | Helm sl of nwi. VI of swi ]. zee 1, tp | In,r , ". S20JO. J. D. Helm to | NC. Bashiord and R. H. Burmister. lladivided ] interest in same. 5000. J. D. Helm to Harvey H. Helm same, 1000.
 During the shoot at Phenix of the Niz )na gun clubs, the ArizJua Association was organ lzRd wi h the Allowing officers: sresident, I. W. Hiue, of Pnenix: ies-president. J. NJ Aiken of Pres voft; trAasuver, J. T. Holmes. of henix: secretary. Ray Hill. of Pres 1olt. The next annual shoot in anuary lS97. will be held in Pres ot.
 Harry Zack is seriously i'll at lNmpe.
 R. NJ. Rodgers of the Verde valley -s in town.
 Willis Bass, the advance agent of ke Payton company Is a printer.
 Miss Ernie WaIlenberg, formerly
 Prescott, was awarded the gold luedal fer the best article in the | hlldrens edition of the Examiner nd her picture was published iu Iunday's Examiner.
 Mrs. Eugen.e Hackett and chll- lren went out to Chaparral with the sefmer's brother, II. Briot. while Mr tfot's other sister, Mrs. l.. B. Wa. npre, will remain in Prescott. The erles are from Chicago and are de lghted with Arizoaa winter weather.
 Alex ImhOtf, a miner we'll known ! v over Arizona, it at present To efed at MinaS PrieJas. Mexico. 4 tter received from him dated Jan BY 1, says he likes the country qt the weather wa, moro like it6 1july than New Years.