Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02


 tion was unannounced and was in- voluntary on the part of the sheriff. He started to ride a horse on the plaza, when hls saddle became loose and the animal commenced to buck The sheriff had his picture taken in the snow, a full length, life size, back view belng obtained, as he lit face upwards.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Voigtlander are rejoicing over the arrival in theiI home of a bright little girl. The little one arrived on "Wednesday night to gladden. the hearts of the couple. The JoURNAL-MNER force was remembered on the occasion, by the little one, by proxy, Papa Viogtlander officiating for her. May she live and grow to be a joy and comfort to her parents in their de- clining years.
 Rags" the colored jockey and boot black, was fined S25 for threat ening an assault with a deadly weapon recently.
 J. Q. Adamson, former resident of Prescott, but now of Los Angeles, came in on last evenings train Tor a brief visit to Prescott.
 A power of attorney from Mary E. Gray to M. A. Gray to sell certain property belonging to the former, has been filed for record.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Nice spring weather today.
 Ten hobos were jailed yesterday
 Members of Prescott band are requested to meet tomorrow at l2:30 o'clock for rehearsal at their hall.
 Some of the laws passed recently by our city dads" will be found in this issue.
 Geo. P. Harrington returned last night from his trip east to attend the meeting of the CToRned King Mining Company.
 The A. O. U. W. Lodge meets at K. of P. hall this evening at 500 o'clock. Visitors are fraternally in- Yited to attend.
 Foreman Brady says he expects to have the change in the s. F., P. X P. road bed, at the foot of the am phitheater, completed next week.
 4 man charged with robbing a French woman on Granite street last night, was before Judge Shultz today and was fined Sl00 or 100 days In jail.
 Major Milsaps, editor of the Sal Tation Army War Cry, has received ! letter from Col. Evans, asking him 10 secure quarters at once for officers ,f the army and they will be imme- 1iately sent to Prescott.
 Governor R. c. Powers left this fer Los Angeles for a two weeks visit. During his absence E. ,. Breed will occupy ais office and Ittend to any business that may present. itself.
 Division Superintendent John De- lalr, of the Santa Fe Pacific rail oad, who was injured at the tunnel ast Sunday, is getting along very licely, and Is able to walk around he hospital now. He hopes to be [ Ible to leave there in few days.
 Zuni Tribe, I. O. R. NJ, have ssued invitations for their mas luerade ball, to be given at Dake's ,pera house on February 14. Tickets ,2.50 The affair promises to be ,rand one, as the Noble Red Men" Ire sparing neither trouble or e1- ,ense to make it such.
 Ex-Mayor Howard celebrated his 'Sth birthday on Tkurdsy. Judge l is one of the very earliest l settlers of Arizoua, coming here with Governor Mccormick and his | party, who established the territorial government.
 Major Milssps and Ensign Taylor, ,f Salvation Army, failed 70 arrive rom the Verde valley yesterday in ime to give their entert ainment ast evening. They arrived between Il and F o'clock last night, and will give a stereopticon entertain nent at the Baptist church this 'vening.
 The public school entertainment given last night in the high school was well attended and the were very interesting. The graduating class was composed of he following pupils: Florence Ford, Joseph Sines, Jessie Young, Fiorella 4aGuardia, Emma King, Florence 0urbin and Thomas Ford.
 T. Trsinor, who has had charge of he construction work on the Selig- nan dam, was in town today super the shipment of a large part of B. Lantry Sons outfit to Texas where they have a railroad Foreman Rhoadhamer, who has been with the Lantrys for 7ears, will have charge of the work.
 The four year old son of Mir and Mrs. James Douglas died last night 0f Yalvular heart disease. The little one had an attack of typhoid fever about three months ago, but recov cred, and was apparently as well as sver. About three weeks after its however, symptoms of heart trouble commenced to mani lest itself and it grew worse till leath relieved it of its suffering. The funeral will take place tomor- -ow, Sunday, afternoon.
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