Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
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From aeine days Daily
 The south bound train is reported four hours fate.
 H. K. Behn and l.. E. Wann left for the Verde valley this afternoon.
 J. H. Mulrein csme in from Je- rome yesterday.
 Mandolin taught in three months by Prof, Gallick.
 Thomas Walker has been taken to Yuma t. serve his life sentence.
 The OK. hose company sill meet this evening for the election Of ci- 6cers.
 Actor Paul Gilmore. who was ac- cidentslly wounded in Phenix, has gone to New York to receive medi- cal attendancs for his wound.
 Colonel and Mrs. A. O. Brodie have gone to the Grown Point mine. They have shipped all of their household goods east.
 An unknown tramp was killed recently iH railroad wreck near YamPsi. on the Santa Fe Pacific railroad.
 Hunter NJ Merriwether returned yesterday from his vlsIt to Richen- bar locking after his mining inter- ests.
 "MrCarihy's Mishaps" will be told at Dake's opets house on De- cember 26. 1t is said to be an ex- cruiatingiy funny play.
 Mrs. C. F. Hicks and daughter will arrIys home on this evenings train after an absence of nearly four mouths in San Diego. Cal. Henry M. Willis, a prominent young attorney of PheniI, brother of Mrs. ]. E. Morrison. came up on this mornings train on professional business and will return on tonight's south bound train. John O'Grady and George Dick son, prompted. no doubt, by pa- tFiotie motives, left Jerome for Prescott, Sunday. They were given ten days cash yesterday for over working the hand-out route, by Judge Bauder. No sooner is a criminal convicted l and sent to the peniteniiary than 6 l petition for pardon Is placed m air cUiatiOn, Ths latest action of these l sentiment alist pardon securing peo- pie is to ask for th-' pardon of Pearl | Hart, the noted iomale bandit. T. J. Roush, special inspector of the treasury department, arrived in | town this morning. He comes as a l witness in the deporia iatiOn case of l Tom Neh Lung. who appealed from I the order of deportation rendered 1 by the conn ssioaer. The case will | be heard tomorrow.
 Rev. J. W. Ingram. for two yeas pastor of the First Christian church 1 of Pasadena, Cal is spending a few days in Prescott under the auspices | of the American Home Missionary | Society of >,Incinu tii O. ant will | occupy tlIs puiprt cf the Baptist | church in this city next Sunday. ] His themA on that occasion wIil be l "The LcSic uf Fath." Mir. Ing ram has held pastora.es in Memphis, | Tenn; Chicago, His; Denver, Colo, and other large cities. He goes from here t1 Phenix to hold meet ing in the new Christi1u church re- | gently dedicated in that city. Dr. | Ingram is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. !. Gardner.
 Daniel Gibbons and Miss Char lotts McGse, beth of Prescott, were married last evening at tue Ca' holic ! church, by Rev. Father Quetu. ! After the ceremony was performed | sn elaborate wedding banquet was served at the Sherman House by | the popular caterers in charge of | the culinary department of that in- stitUtion. The marriage was attend | cd by large number Of the friends I of the young couple The groom ] IS sn industrious young man. 2 trust 1 ed employe ot the <. F. r. IS P ! railrOsd while the bride, who has | resided here for several years :s al so 1 an estImabie younS lady. and the ] best wishes of host uf friend gn 1 with the young couple on their l malrimlnial voyage.
 From Thursdays Daily. T.J. Roush left- fur Phenix this afternoon.
 Mark Murphy is in town from Lynx creek Geo. H. Smaller came in frlm the south this morning. George D. Roberts, the we'll known mining man. Is iu town. The fremen will give a bail on Christmas night. F. R Raymond came in yesterday from the Catoctin. J. B. Gillespy, representing Texas book making establishment, is in town.
 Geo. T. Miner is in town today from his mining camp near Kirk land. D. O. NuENuH auu IT, w. LlQQer- mann were outgoing passengers this morning gu route to California.
 Prof. P. NJ. Coudit, of the Stock ton, California, business college, is making visit to Prescott.
 H. B. Clifford and Frank A. Davis left for New York on this mornings train.
 Don't forget the Christmas tree at the Marina street M. E church tomorrow night. All welcome.
 O.. E. Runner is visiting m Phe- nix, coming over from Los Angeles, where he has been residing for some time.
 Forest Rranger ". D. Thayer estimates that there are 1000 men engaged iu cutting wood unlawfully within the limits of the new forest reserve.
 The teachers of the Marina street NJ. E. church Sunday school are making preparations to give the pupils of that school nice treat at inc fthrfgfrnaa fraa .rsar4 .srr,ors