Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-17
THE CITY AND COUNTY IsEsy Items FrOu Oar 0Ea ToEB 11
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E0oz WsGasssas's p-.-y.

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 Go tc the French Bal. tonight.
 Fanny Rice ia Al the French Bal" tonight.
 Fanny Rice al Patton's opera house tonight
 Mrs. c. W, NickerS returaed yeS- terday afternoon from a visit 10 PhenIx.
 IT you want s good laugh, see Fannie Riee in the French Bali to night,
 Joe Roberts meat market is now installed in its nsw quarters oppc- ste the JOCsN4L- MINES office.
 Prof SehlessiuEer's condition has beeone so alarm ng that his son has beeo talegraphe3 for to come at enee from Cripple Creek.
 Glendale Station, on the .. F., ?. c ?, railroad, was barElarized Cn Monday night The ticket case and coDtsnts were taken, but afterwards Escovere3 intact.
 AIr and Mrs. H. D. A;ikeu enter tained 3 number ol their friends Yery pleasantly las: eTeaiuS ai their rskideace iu E4s; Prescott, carjs being the pr:ut:PSl feature, ag tkough elegau, refreshments were servsd. whIcS We're relisGed bY ali preSeot.
 HAvE YoC SEEN the new designs fn our neckwcSr! The fashion max ers have spread themselves thIs year. Never has there been such dalaty efects. Eo. BLcCks.
 Two sticks ot dynamite. q Win Aester -lfe aud 2 siI shooter were louni on the tran rob5er, < He'd at Pesch Springs oa Monday night. \ Passenger oa the train thinks there were oniy two robbers, and that the killing of thiS one prevented the lcOtiRg of tLe express cAr.
 The city cou2c.l Ire; las; night 9nd ordered a ordinance Graun prohibitluc houses oE prostitution k= thR Sitv .iaJts. l: Is n1; expected tkst the CVd,rsnce will accomplish ehe objects stated i8 i;, but UuGe- IS provisions ii is expected that . REeRue will be obtained by the city Through monthly fines. 4 writer ia :he F.bruarv number ck the North American Review. wao esgns h;ms-i; A Foreign Naval 06ceT, eaiesvors Jo answer lhs Qnsstion. Can the United States aEord 10 tiEa, Spain" Much cisver discussion iS iotu Sei in. aai the opinion finn ' expressed ;hst an eEnbroilmeEt with Spain woult I2- Niei upon that country but lljtl- ias;iRs damage. snd w D. a she would not be able 10 Geie1, the United States, ye, she could easily iud.ct iosses amounting to many millions of dollars.
 Fanny Rice took well n this ctv. tAe critics saying lhe company Is the cIeverest that has eveE been n Ph-,- Eiz. Usually the trOupes coming kere have one star tta; csrr.es tae ztrength of the company. the others ekng nOvices This is not true with Fanny Rice. ss there is not a stick n the entire troupe. Acting, singing and dancing were all up to the highest standard The opera house $ Nss crowded as it has seldom been kefore. e.-Phenix Gazette.
 The opera house was crowded to the doors last evening 10 see that clever actress, Fanny Rice. in The French Ball. The piece was e1cep- ficoally well rendered and many sines were the diEsTea; characters e1eore1. Fanny Rice. in the leading sole, WAS complete success. beiag Exceptionally entertaining and keep {ng V audience in a state of merri- Esot throughout The performance. Her laugh was infectious and the nsny funny situations We're thor coghly appreciated bythose present. --Phenix Herald. Feb. g.
 A telegram from san Francisco E61s that the inmates of the city pnko1 there We're ln an uproar e&en George NcWIlliams. an Ari- 1obs cattleman, arrested for drunk enness snd disturbing the peace. cut hn throat. He severed the jugulaT rein, and although the blood poured trom him lu torrents. the wound w1s sewed up and be may recover. 1 No reason ;, known for his act. exEspi that he has been bordering ca the degig.um ;remens for seTera. dsss.
 ~ The complimentary hop given last night to Lieut.. shelton, of Whipple, ky his Prescott friends, was ! most aeaght!ul a1s;r On account oi the < s1oft notice gwen. u having been 2 deeided ou.y the night previous. Il ard on accoGl: cf the inclem-ucy ut 1he weather, and the fur; her fact l. thai there were three other enter tainmeuJs last evea.ns. the attend aace WIS not ss large as it other Wise would have been, but those pfeseni report having enjoyed q very pieasau, time ia fact. speak ot
 as ona ot the most pleasant par tleS ever attended in Prescott. Re tEeshme-ts were served during the eteuing. and 1t was no; until after @dnIEht that Jhe company dis Npersed
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