Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
THE CITY AND COUNTY EsVg Items From Our OBn IosD an
 Surrounding Country.
Prom Wednesdays Daily

Robert Brow expects 10 open ms Palace saloon about the 2Oth inst.
 The proprietors of the Cabinet saloon are enlarging their office.
 Don't fail to see "Chsrley's Aunt |. at the opera house tomorrow evening.
 Dr. Kayner shipped his assaying outfit to the Etta mine today and will leaYe tomorrow for there him self.
 W.O. Manson of Chicago and 4. B. Wood of Detroit are registered at the Burke.
 NIL. Clendenen of Phenix and Peter Gales of Los Angeles are reg istered at the Wiusor.
 A. Chadwick and John Casper of Kansas City registered at the Min ing Exchange today.
 Clouds, which yesterday threat ened a storm, were Gissipated Hast night by north wind.
 Carl Krutz, the discoTerer of the property now being operated by the Springfield Mining company, Is in town, having just returned from 6 trip east.
 A daily stage is now run iron Con gress to the Springfield Mining company's property, near Peoples Valley, and tri-weekly from Kirk land station to the same mines.
 E. J. Baker, of Kansas City, west ern agent of the Pabst Brewing Company, Is in Prescott on busi- ness trip.
 The city council sent a telegram to Washington yesterday making a strong protest against the abandon ment of WEipple Barracks.
 A deed from Frank E. Doggett 10 A. J. Head, for lot If, in block g, Prescott, was filed for record yester- day afternoon. Consideration, $l,S00.
 A patent from the government to George W. Murray for 160 acres of land located in Sec. 26, Tp II V. R ] West, was filed for record yeSter- day afternoon.
 wv. EcAles of the Springfield Mining company left today for his eastern home to spend his Christ mas holidays.
 Col. and Mrs. 4. O. Brodie and their guests. Misses Mary and Bessie Van Bureu. will leave in the morn ing for a visit to friends in Cali fornia.
 Monte Pearl and George Leander. . charged with robbing II. Lemons jewelry store. will be given a pre- hmlnary examination before Justice Campbell tomorrow.
 Tim O'Conuell, a native of the . Emerald Isle, and John Frederick . Paul Wilhelm Miller, a native oi . Germany, were admitted to citizen ship yesterday afternoon in the district court,
 W. P. Haynes, deputy clerk of the district court, expects he wif-4 and. two children to arrive in Prescott . Friday from Los Angeles. They will occupy the Mulyenon house, near c. P. Hicks residence. O.C. Watson. Of Phsnix. will be married this evening at Albu- ] queroue. New Mexico, to Miss Lii lian Hughes, daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. Thomas Hughes, the former being editor of the Albuquerque Citizen.
 ". c. Kehoe, an old time printer of this territory, Is in town, having returned after an absence of ten or eleven years. He has been residing most of that time in California and comes direct from Randsburg, which he says is a lively camp.
 A young man named F. r. Lynch was found in a dying condition in his room at Phenix ou Monday. He had bullet hole through his head. and he died soon after being found. Indications point to the case as being one of murder.
 The Red Mems lodge Of Prescott will give masquerade bali on St. Valentines day. Monday, February l4th. This will be the first public entertainment given by this lodge and they propose to spare neither trouble or expense to make 1t 8 pleasant and enjoyable affair. The lodge has good membership.
 Joseph Towne, brother of Mrs. Hugo Richards, who las been visit ing in Prescott for some time, will leave tomorrow for his home at Or ange. New Jersey, in order to reach there ID time for the Christmas holidays MT. T0wne has become quite popular with the young people of Prescott during his visit here, and he will be greatly missed by them
 The Bittner company is winning fresh laurels st their return engage ment in PheniI. The company is , popular wherever it appears. T
 The Phenix Republican states that "Detectie Jennings, the Wells Fargo guard who killed Fl Cullen, the bandit, al Stein's Pass last Ihursdsy night, was living in Pheni1 until within less than a year ago. He was employed on the Hotel Adams until 1t was completed and after that was janitor at the ] free library. He was an old resi- dent of the territory and lived at Tucson Tor many years" The Re publican has the wrong Jennings Ireeo, as the one who shot the stems Pass robber has been running as shotgun messenger for several years Tor Weils-Fargo & Co. He formerly acted in that capacity on 6ages running out of DOwnieville, California. ,