Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18

loot ball at the ball grounds tomo7'
 Tow afternoon.
 sc. Wynkoop came up from Pbe
 nix yesterday, He Is growing a crop
 of populist whiskers.
 A wagon load ot turkeys arrived
 yesterday as a sort of reminder that
 Thanksgiving IS coming.
 The Prescott foo, ball team has received q lsllengs from the Phe
 nlX team for a match game.
 Secretary II. \. W. Tabor of Den yer Is ID town today on business con
 nected with the Nulture mIne.
 R. NJ. Ling. :. j. Fleming and
 NJ. J. Hickey returned this morning on the early train from thcIr visit tO PhenlX.
 The Womeu'S Club of Prescott will p e,.t Monday, November 18th al , o'clock Members are rrquested to attend.
 Jacob Reese has gone out 10 the Bundy Mining CompAny's miue Ia take charge of that property as superintendent.
 R \. Fredericks and F. G. Brecht have returned from attending tLe session of the Masonic Grand Lodge in Tucson.
 The orange crop of the Salt rlver | g car loads. This will be the 5rS, shipment made in car load lots.
 With this issue of the JoCRNAL ! MlNEs, the present proprietor cHul- | D eleS his fourteenth year as editor aud proprietor of the paper, having taken charge November l5, lSS2
 James A. Fleming of Phenix has gone east to arrange for capital To build the Globe. Flagstaff k Grand Canyon railroad. The roSd from ! Flagstaff to the canyon was surveyed ' by MT. Fleming about year ago. Remember that Drs. Allderdice X Lentz administer NITROUS OXIDE, l Qaughing gas) to render extraction of teeth entirely painless. Local obtundars given free ol charge. If
 \ poStotfice has been established a, Challendar, Coconiuo county, and Phillip R Neathertord appointed pOStu aste-. \ new postotfice has also been established al QuartZsits, Yuma county, and Geo. U. lugersoll appointed postmaster.
 All members of the Prescott Foot Ball Team will meet next Sunday at p. m. on the plaza. This will be the first practice m signals, and all are earnestly requested ,o attend, as A matched game will be played with q picked eleven from Fort Whipple on Sunday, Nov. 22.
 The grand jury adjourned today subject to the call of its foreman. It Is said that a committee of five l members has been appointed 70 go l over the bookS of county officers | with an expert and at the close of l their examination the body will l again convene 10 receive the com l mIttse's report.
 The committee on programme for the next session of the Territorial ! Teachers Association. WAS in session l here this afternoon. It consists of | Territorial Superintendent T. F. Dalton, Prof. Case, of Msricopa ! county, and Prof. A. E. JOscelyn, of Jerome. Prof. Ostrom, of Prescott. was also called m conference with the committee.
 Tommy" Montgomery, sporting man we'll known not only IL Pres colt. but all over Arizona, died yes terdav at Phenix of aneurism of the aorta, from which he had been a sufferer for two or three years. He was 49 years old at the time of his death. Tommy" was a square man, whatever faults he may have possessed. and he was universally liked by all who knew him.
 Register H. D. Ross aud Receiver Jake Marks. of the Prescott Land Office. make regular trips, daily. out to the old Fort Whipple timber reservation in an attempt 10 sell 1t. The reservation Is located about six miles south of town and consist of 20 acres. \ portion of II IS covered with q fine growth of timber. The first day of the sale was on Novem- Der .. and the above officers aIr required to go there every day ior two weeks and offer Il for sale unless sold sooner. The only response they have received 70 far when 1t has been offered Tor sale, has been the s, ughiug of ihe winds through the pine trees. The minimum price that they can take for It Is Sl.20 per acre. It iS sad that some mining claims have been located on the tract. but the government will give title to everything In sight or under the ground for Sl 25 per acre, pro vid, d a higher bid cannot oe ob- tained.
 -lrryI sivpuoK uo1S
 G. W. Hull IS in from Jerome.
 A.. J. Doran returned from Phenix ;his afternoon.
 Mrs Geo (. Rudner IS reported tO toe very sick.
 Mrs J. J. Fisher is quite sick with typhoid fever.
 Fred He nlein of Los Angeles IS registered at Hotel Burke.
 C. O. Ellis left this afternoon for the Colorado river on business.
 A. E. Hinton of PheniX is making his periodical visit to Prescott.