Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-10
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Hon. Morris Goldwster ,s sick in Sar
 Francisco.
 Col. c. F. Head has gone to Oakland, to
 visit he wife asi daughter.
 The Lion Sore received its first lot oi
 new goods for the spr,ng trade to-day, comm unicasin either by mail oe tel. eeraph with Southern Arizona since last
 Sunday.
 The Prescott Soclsl Club will give .
 sheet and pillow case party about the flint
 of April.
 Palmer's fast freight teams arrived to- day, being the fnt to arrive since the re- cent storm.
 Hose Company Q. 2, the Toughs, won
 the citizens medal for the best record made
 during the year.
 Charley Akers and J. D. Helm came up
 from Tiptop yesterday and attended the dance last night.
 There will be no services of any kind st the Bsptist church tomorrow, owing tc the
 absence Of Rev. J. V. Green.
 Dr. J. N. McCandless occupies the posi- tion of county physician. having the con- tract for the care of indigsnt sick outside of the hospital.
 The funera, of Mrs. Laura D. Smiib will take place iron the residence of her pa- rents, Mir and Mrs. T. L. Bacon, Monte xuma street. tomorrow Sunday ct 2 P. Y
 The party given by the Social Club fast righ, wac in keeping with those al ready gwen. There was good attendance and . splendid time was enjoyed by sll present.
 Messrs. Dugan and White, prominent rsr chen of the Agua Fria, were in town to-day and report six inches of snow in the valley. The prospect for crops and stock however is excellent
 We hear great deal in these speculative | days of lucky investments. The most lucky investment which man couio make would be bottle of St. Jacobs Oil. He would never be troubled with aches or pain, and | could devote his time to making money.
 A communication apPears elsewhere to day from the Toughs in which they charge m the fire record ss published l ln our last issue. The record wss taken | from the record of the board of fire dele gates and if there are any insccurscles they gre to be foupd there and ere not the mis- takes of this paper.
 The young folks had jolly time las, night cossting on tae bill back of A. G Rsndal's residence. A huge bonfire on the summit of the hill together with Dumsrous lanterns light d up the course ani the sport | vas kept up until about ten o'clock in the nigh;
 Services ,t the Marina Street Church to- as follows: Preaching ct 10 80 A. Y. Song servicrs at 7:30 in the evening. Sunday School st 23e M. Professors Baird and Richardson will help .he ladies in the singing. These gentlemen are fine sing CTS and will sing Tn the morning and even- ing. NATHAN l.. GUTHRIE. Pastor.
 A letter was received 10. day by prom lnent citizen of Prescott from Maryland town, inquiring of the sntecedsnts Of Paul Weber, formerly . citizen of this place. From the letter it seems that Weber is prominent member of the Episcopal church in the town where he lives. and has bsen | elected as member of the Maryland leg latlre under he name of Paul Winchester
 County Treasurer E. J. Cook to-day sub mitted to County School Superintendent J. J. Hawkins supplemental report of money belonging to the school fund from jelin- qusnt taxee and the taaes raid by the At laptic and Pacific rsilroad. The total amount is S6,63l.1s. All districts in the county having less than fifteen pupils sili | receive t36. e6. All having fifteen ana less than thirty will receive $l3626, and :he balance will be divided between districts l having over thir y pupils The amount | which the Prescott school district will re. ceive is tl, ,.s5 a4.