Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
THE CITY AND COUNTY IsVy liens Rr0n Oar 0Ea fOKB ard
 Surrounding COGRID
ruSa Wednesday. Daily.

The Prescott Choral society vii meet this evening.
 PheniX is rapidly filling up witl Tisitors for the winter.
 J.W. Sullivan came up from Phe, nix on last nights train.
 Phenix is lively at work prepAriuS g for the Irrigation Congress.
 W. J. Martin is in town today from the Little Jessie mine.
 T. P. Carson, the mining man returned last night from Ph, nix.
 Shepard S Kastner received car load of apples today from Cali forniA
 Thanksgiving turkeys taken on subscription at this office with thanks
 F. M. Murphy left on this after nOon's train for California for brief visit.
 Superintendent John Burns of the U. V. < P. railway, came in on this mornings train.
 J. L. Fisher and his daughter. Miss Hattie, returned last night from their trip east.
 Long continued applause" and ~unbounded enthusiasm" have been thrown into the hell box.
 Congressmen N. O. Murphy. of AriEoua, and Geo. E. White. ot Chicago, went to Pheuix yesterday.
 MrS Laube, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Quinby and Miss Quinby were in town today from the Senator miue
 Every candidate will have tn lie c statement of his expenses with the clerk of the board of supervisors, no matter whether he WIS successful or not.
 \. C. Shekels. of the Crawasd King mine, has returne frnu ,.rs Angeles, and left yeS;erda, fa7 8e CroWned King.
 The Adams hotel in Paaa:N is 5sArTnS completion and will D. opened Tor guests by about Nog.f- Der l5. It IS an elegant structure.
 Jim Roberts, constable ali pvl marshal Of Jerome. and ol, ls .G. most fearless and efficient oti ,srs m Arizona, came in nn this mOrlln = train.
 J. F. Pearce. chiaf clerk Of the RsW Adams hotel of Paelix us Tn town. He states tha. thA ab)gA hotel will bs opsn fpr th' r--ep.iou Of guests neX. Sunday.
 Attorney WilsoI hts aa- nounesd his determination to ap- peal from the decision nf IuigA Baker in the Yuma prison cDnvict labor and leasing case.
 E.M. Sanford will prob lb!y sue csed J. J. Hawkins as judge of this district. MT. Sanford Is a1 excellent lawyer, and his appointment will be welcomed by his many admirers Aohsve Miner.
 The. Eggers. fOrmerlvo Pa,scntt. but late of Fl Paso. Texas. Is run ming the biggest and most promi- nsnt saloon in the City of Mexico. and is said to be doing s good businsss.
 The Mohave Miner says that there was more drunkenness at KingH an on election day than at any other time in the history of the placer. The purity of election law. that paper says, Is 6 decided failJke.
 Col. R. 4. Sweet, the Chicago mining man, and one of the prin- eipsl owners of the Big Four mine in Colorado, has returned to Chi eAgo, after S visit here of several days looking sfler his mining in terests. MT. and Mrs. E. G. Fish and their son, Ned, 6 bright young man, all of ] Kansas City, Missouri. came in last l night for a visit to their friends, ] MT. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Sargent. MT. . Fish is assistant superintendent of 1 the Hamilton & St. Joseph railroad l st Kansas City. and came tO Arl- ! IonA to spend hls vacation. Prescott will soon lose one O. her !. valuable citizens, as we'll as one of l her sblest atttorneys. Attorney 1. General J. F. Wilson, who has been ] . resident here for years, has formed l . law copartnership with Frank Cox, 1 of PheniX. and he will move to the I latter city soon, and take up hIs pe. nAnent residence there. The firm O, Cox and Wilson will make one of | the strongest legal combinations in the territory.
 The $. F.. P. < T. railroad is doing rushing business at present, trains both ways being heavily loaded. Yesterdays south bound tram took fifteen cars of cattle into the Salt river valley to be placed on pasture. while last nights north bound train brought up six car loads of cattle destined for Kansas, in addition to three car loads of freight and the two coaches. A double header WAS run from Wickenburg, n order to mak time.
 One of the prettIest social .events Yet 10 take place in Prescott home was that of last evening st the resi- dence of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wells. the occasion being high five. The occasion was one in which Miss Wells extended her many admir- en among the young of this city an sysnlRg of pleasure ID social reunion which WAS responded to in a manner becoming to this young lady and the esteem and hospitality which her home IS ever grsced. The even ing was devoted to cards. music and dancing, and the serving of refresh ne1ts delectsble to the taste. Miss Wells entertaIns elegantly and gracefully and last night gave to . Der that which memory will cherish 1 e one of the most delightful even