Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

which is to be a leading feature c the magazine for some months t come. It will be illustrated fror special drawings and paintings b COrwin K. Linson, reproduced part ly in color.
 The story of "The Movement c Wheat, ,"-certainly a story tha does not lack for large and romanti incidents-wil. be told, with abund ant illustrations, in McClure's mag azine for December, by Ray Stan nard Baker. In gathering his ma terisl, Mir. Baker made a carefu tour of the great wheat farms, th great elevators and the great eI changes, besides carefully studyinl the documents and statistics of th agricultural department.
 Professor and Mrs. Griffith ha, another good sized audience at tn opera house last night and their en tertsinment was up to the standard of excellence of the previous even ing The audience was kept in l; perfect side splitting roar of laugh ter at the hypnotic antics of th' professors class. The evenings en tertainment closed with a cake wall by the class while under the hyp notic influence. Another entertain ment will be given this evening at which the reduced rates of admis sion will continue.
 Tucson gave General Miles a mag nifcent reception last Monday Speaking of his visit there the gen eral said: "I always feel that l an at home when 1 am in Arizona, anC especially when I am in Tucson The Indian wars brought me into ArizoDa many years ago and l wal frequently in Tucson, although my headquarters never happened to b. there. I remember well the Apache war of 1886, during which year wa m Arizona almost all of the time although never in one place very loCg"
 From Fridays Daily.
 Prescott and Jerome teams vii play foot ball on Sunday.
 Colin Timmous came in iron Kingmsn yesterday.
 Thomas Humphreys, the William son valley stock man, is ID town.
 NJ. Rosenberg, of Phenix, is al the Burke.
 H. B. Kenyon, of Dallas, Texas, il a guest of Hotel Burke.
 I. T. Stoddard came in today from his mining camp.
 Richard Huckaby, of the Verde valley, IS m town.
 Vote for 6 maid of honor for tn, PheniX carnival.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha is il town from Congress
 Forest Ranger W. H. Thayer ex poets his family to arrive tomorrow from tbe east.
 Congress has an epidemic o measels. Old and young are having an attack of them.
 Mrs. W. O. O'Neill has been elect ed president of the Territorial Womsn's Suffrage association.
 Attend the closing hypnotic en tertainment at the opera honse thii evening.
 Charles Battye has been appointed postmaster at Cherry vice Tessie D, Kuhn resigned.
 NIT. and Mrs. J. M. Aitken will re turn to their home in Phenix tomor row, after a visit of three week with friends in Prescott.
 Prescott Elks will be in Phenix il force on Elks day of the carnival They are making preparations t' send a large delegation.
 Members of the order of A. O. U W. at Crowned King are sgitstinG the question of organizing a lodg, there.
 Rev. c. T. Douglass and Rev. c A. Wooddy, connected with thu American Baptist Home Missionar, society, left for Phenix yesterda, afternoon. They will dedicate { Baptist church at Mesa on Sunday
 King Ussery deposited $500 casl bail today and was released iron custody. He is out on S1, 200 bonC also to appear st Globe at the nex term of court for trial on 8 charg of grand larceny.
 The Prescott lodge of Elks is hay ing quite a little boom in the way O receiving new members. Severa have been initiated during the pas few weeks and they expect to adC between thirty and forty new mem bers before the first of the year.
 T. \. Clanton, of Buckeye, re. ports everything fourishing in tha neighborhooo. The new manage ment of the Buckeye canal hay established a uniform rate for con veying water at s an inch per an mum of all consumers under tha waterway. No special privilege i to be recognized in those who hol stock in the company. Whoeve has land to irrigste and money | pay for the water can walk up L ! the captains ofice.-Gazette.
 Prof. and Mrs, Griffith, the hyI notists, will close their engagement in Prescott with this evenings eI tertainment at the opera house. 4 the performance this evening MT Griffith will be placed in a hypnoti condition and while suspended the air between two chairs will hay a 600-pound rock placed on her bod and broken. Their performances Prescott have given perfect sstisfa' ton as they have done all they sC vertise. They will leave on tomo rows train for Phenix.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Turkey shoot tomorrow.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight. .l Geo. Loring's foot ball ankle getting better.