Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-11-28
TUESDAYS DAILY.

R. E. Morrison has returned from his trip south on business.
 J. F. Haskell, of the Penn Gold Mining company is in town today.
 Joseph Doughertv is moving his stock of goods into his new store.
 E.D.Treadwell is in town from Je- rome today.
 It took just eight days to finish up the criminal business at the present term of court.
 Remember the lecture at fine Rap tist church this evening. Admission free.
 Geo. NJ. Pullman Jr.. son of the late Putnam ear maguata, i- in Hhe- nix to spend the winter.
 J. P. Dillon has been sick with l-- phoid fever for several days bUt is better today
 W. J. Jossev, of the Jossov Stock company, paid his respects to this office today. Nr. Jossev is very pleasant and agreeable gentleman.
 A.P. Maginnis, tax agent of the Santa Fe railroad company. cam, iu on last nights train on a busiue-= visit tO Prescott.
 A. D. Barnhart has reoueue5 his as- say office two doors west oi the Jour- nal-Miner office and Is prepared to oa assaying as of yore.
 Phenix will extend her street car system to the Indian school A man named Wilson. who put in the first street railroad is tbere for the purpose of extending the line.
 The Salvation Army reports having had very interesting meetings since moving into their new hail They also report having had four courer- siOns last week.
 Manuel Herraz. the Mexican who was so badly injured on Saturday ou Groom creek by the explosion Of dv- namite, died at the county hospital yesterday.
 Special services will be held at the Salvation Army barracks tomorrow evening. Rev. II. B. Long. of the Congregational church, will preach. A cordial invitation is extended Co every one to attend.
 Tickets for tonight's entertainment at Dake's opera house have been in active demand today. The company gave such excellent satisfaction at the performance last evening that ]. is assured of good audiences during the week.
 The ~Fransfguration." by Raphael. the worlds most renowned painting. will be reproduced on the screen dur ing the lecture, The Coming ol Christ and His Kingdom, ' a. the M E. church, November 2Sth.
 The D. Levy company is Filing up its new store with a large stock 0i goods and expect to open up next Saturday in the new building on the same site occupied before tha fire. \ new pair of street scales have been put in, in front of the new store.
 James Finn, who was tried for am assault with an intent to commit rape in the district court yes5erIav. was found guilty by the jury. The al legged crime was committed at Octave. in August last, the victim being only about seven years old.
 Mrs. Behan and her two sons. re- gently from Prescott, Arizona. is quar- tered for the winter at No. 60 south !. Los Robles. Her son Hu-o is att . tending Throop. Ms. Behau is skilled artist, her speciality being china decoration. of which she has many beautiful specimens. Pasadena ] News.
 ~The Coming of Christ and Li. Kingdom. as Illustrated by Rev.. Cram. with his ster-ou-io.u at t.. Methodist church tomorrow evening will be a very interesting entertain ! ment. Mr. Cram has just received 1 fine lot of new views.
 To a constant newspaper reader the ! simple announcement that Joe Iul- ! hattod k insane. would ordinarily ! cause a smile. and be passed over as another creation of Mulhatt0n's fer ! tile brain. Ii seems a serious matter l though as the great prevaricator has 1 been committed to an insane asylum. l.
 A shooting scrape is reported to l have occurred in the Big Bug country 1 last night District Attorney Lin. 1 was advised by telephone that Che ! trouble occurred about colorel w5-7 man. but that no one was hurt. Dep l uty District Attorney Samuel Pauea| went out today to investigate.
 Yesterday evening Master Mechanic ! Johnson. of the Sonora railway. 1 pulled the throttle on the locomotive l of the soUthward bound train. all the ! engineers at this end of the road re- 1 fusing to pull the train until thoseeu- ! gineers now in custody in Sonora be- l cause of accidents beyond their con- trol- are released -Noralas Oasis.
 GovemorN. o. Murphy came up ou ] this mornings tram from Phenix on a l business trip. The governor is as en- thuslastlc as ever on the question of . statehood for Arizona and will Ieeya for Washington in few days to nr. {. m his best efforts t0 secure th- ua-- sage of an enabling act duiug fine short session of congress. He sa~s Arizona can never hope to make any marked material progress urIiI she f- admitted as a state, and he will con-. tlnue to work to secure its admission
 An accident occurred to ves.erdav'- east bound Santa Fe tram. wH5r1. caused considerable delay ta the t!nn though no one Was injured. As .he train Was pulling into Ila wards at Seligman ii strUcka gravel o-cnEer train standing ou the side .aacE. hrf which Was Hol away from the switch 10 the clearing point. The cylinder head of the engine wa~ knocked of and the ear piowei a Lu1w through the side OI the mail ear. gf-ina fha occupants considerable frirh-. frt r. damage was done other than th. .err- ing of of the side oi the car H The Monday club held ifs regrr-r meeting yesterday afternoon at tIr| residence of Mrs. J. $. Douglas. The. topic for the day Was ~Co.unhu. am. Early discoveries. ;. 4 paper by Mrs. D. Levy on Ferdinand and Isabella. Their Dealin-~ With C0ImluS." was read by Mrs. J 5 Hooker Mrs. <. B Nader read paper entitled. ~Eov- n ages to America aui Results. lIr-.