Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-08

Jack Morris and Wallace Munro, representing the Ole Olsen company are in town. The troupe will appear at Dake's opera house Monday even ing, December l3.
 Dr. W. A. Hendricks, general man. ageT of the Empire mine on Groom creek, came in yesterday to look sf- ter the above property. The mine IS said to be in splendid condition.
 In the recorders office today a deed from James W. Muse and wife to l.. NJ. Turner for the x E. cor of the 5 W | of s F. l Sec g was filed for record.
 The high school foot ball team and the team made up of the town boys played game at the grounds yesterday with the result that the high school team won by score of f to2.
 While practicing foot ball at the grounds yesterday afternoon a col lisiOn occurred between Campbell and Chas. Sutherland, resulting in Sutherland receiving a large sized gash above the right eye. He was brought to pr. Barrett's office and two stitches were necessary to draw the wounds together.
 C. F. Coon, the Toledo, Ohio, railroad contractor who visited Prescott a short time ago in the in terest of the Prescott and Big Bug railroad, is in Phenix. In an inter view with the Gazette indication points to the probability that work will begin on the road shortly after the first of the year. Mir. Coon re- turned to Prescott this morning.
 Geo. Leander, the tight wire walker, and bis pal Mont Pearl, alias Miller, were brought in from Los Angeles last evening by Sheriff Ruffner as the men who stole the jewelry from Ii. Lemon. In all twenty-nine ol the gold watch cases were recovered. The preliminary examination of the prisoners will be set today and will be held some time next week. l From Tuesdays Daily. H. Lemon has placed burglar proof safe in his jewelry store.
 R. k. Coleman came in yesterday from the Mohave desert for a brief visit with his family.
 ] The teachers examination is in progress aud through the courtesy of Judge Sloan the judges chambers have been appropriated ana are quite convenient.
 While Carl Fair was driving in from Big Bug yesterday with eight tons of matte, his wagon went through a bridge in the Chaparral neighborhood completely demolish ing the wagon. l The Gazette says rumors are rife ! to the effect that the Santa Fe Pres colt X Phenix railroad people will l at once begin an extension of their line from Phenix to Globe, with a branch south to Florence.
 At the opera house tomorrow evening the music for the concert and ball will be furnished by the full band of 24 pieces. This will be quite an innovation. The full band IS capable of furnishing stirring selections for dancing.
 At D. Levy x Co.'S store last even ing, the elevator fell distance of seven feet with Charles Martin, giv- ing him a severe shaking up, almost breaking his neck. He was taken home in a carriage, with Dr. Butler in attendance. He Is better today, and will soon be around again.
 Passenger traffic on the Santa Fe l Pacific railroad is so heavy at pres ent that a new time card Is under consideration, providing for two trains a day each way besides the twice a week limited. It Is expected l to go into effect next week.
 H. NJ. Blackwell, of St. Joseph, Missousi, father of Mrs. Geo. NJ. Sargent, accompanied by his grand l son, Ledwidge Sargent, arrived on last evenings train from the east. The latter has been visiting for | several months with his grand | parents in the east. Mir. Sargent | went up to Flagstaff to meet them
 More than ordinary interest is manifested ill the coming produc- ton of "Ole Olson" next NJ Nnday night, as our local crack wheel men, A. L. Kastner and A. E. Anderson, will appear in the bicycle contest scene, and give John Lawson, "The l | Terrible Swede," one of the hardest l rubs he has had in many a day.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. ! E. Church. South, will give an enter tainment in the Odd Fellows hall | Thursday evening, the 9th instant. An interesting program will be ren- dered' Among the special features will be the exhibition of the phunny- graph, a new invention by Prof. T. Ed-and-son, the symphony by Mrs. Barney Smiths music class, and a violin solo. Admission, 9 cents, in cluding refreshments. td
 Lost-A check drawn in favor of and endorsed by B. H. Bowen for S43.50. All parties are warned | against cashing the same.
 d6t2 JULES BAUMANN. Heads blaming mill for sash and doors. dwx6
 For the best and cheapest coal in | the city, call on NJ. A. Gray, agent | Crescent Coal Go. If
 Office room for rent. Apply to H. | l.. Hamaker, photographer, near Wells Fargo's. d3-lw
 The family trade supplied with ! delicious oyster cocktails. RoKoHL & GRIFFIN. o2tf
 Schilling's Best tea for sale at the l. Bashford-Burmister Co. Try small 1 package.
 For strictly first-ciass dental work !. at lowest prices, call on pr. A. ALL ! DERDICE, the Prescott dentist. 2
 The new firm of Martindell < Horne have added first class acci- dent insurance company to their large list of fire insurance con- panies. 11-24-2w Fresh stock of nuts just received | at Dilion's. If