Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
Wednesdays Edition

l And still 1t snows. m
 | Concert January 25th.
 1 Our snow clad hills look picturesque.
 Odd Fellows lodge will install officers
 tonight. Don't fool with pistols unless you mean business. as, 1 W. K. Meade, U. s. marshal, came in on last nights train.
 The present snow storm extends clear down to Martinez. Martin Maier is suffering from . very
 severe attack of rheumatism
 The present storm is worth millions
 of dollars l, the Salt river valley.
 The stage due yesterday from Phenix
 had failed to arrive up to noon to-day.
 N. H. Palmer, Charles Quinn and
 MT. Marx came in from tine Congress
 mine las, night.
 Read the new "sd'' of Mrn E.W. French, in this issue. Complete stock of millinery goods on hand.
 Harmon Olmstead was in town to- day and says there Is about three feet of snow on the Copper basin divide.
 About fifty men are employed in the ! Atlaatic X Pacific stone quarries near Prescott Junction. taking out rock ter the new bridge at The Needles.
 Invitations to the dance, to he given on February 4th, are now in the hands of the committee, and can be procured on application. The committe Is com posed of Prot. Thomas, B M. Goldwa- ter and II D. Aiken.
 From recent articles in the Phenix and Prescott Courier one would infer that a portion of our democratic brethren were somewhat wrought up over something said by Allen W Thurman concerning Arizona.
 A eed from Hugo Richards to Sam Hill, for lots 32, B and 34 block l3 Pres ,oit, for g, ,5O0, has been filed for record. The property is the lot on which Mir. Hills tin-shop is located and the two ,ext adjoining it on the south.
 Indications are that Harry Maynard Till have a rousing benefit tonight ie promises a good programme of S port. As he and Mrs. Maynard will cave tomorrow for Fl Paso, this will e the last opportunity of seeing the ex-champion in the ing in Prescott. l
 Our southern neighbors can not help cling delighted with this glorious win- E IT weather. A couple of months spent ' ere will tone their systems up to such ;s n extent that they will not only be nj Itisfied to allow the capital to remain b . Prescott, but will want session of ie legislature held every year. =. A gentleman desires us .o call attcn- on to the fact that there are one or 'o "StiS III ttS bdtut VisttiSt, tost sue | - the plaza. in n very dangerous con- ton. The very slight covering over em has been just sufficient to cause em to be covered with snow, and the an or beast that should happen to at- mpt to cross them would be precipi- bs ted into their depths. ss, The JoURSAL-MINER is iu receipt of Y. engraved card, bearing the rs flowing inscription: "rhomas s. r s1 lllock, Emma $. Peck,--Married, vi lesday. January eighth. Eighteen ,s lndred and eighty-nine, New York" gr lomas s. Bullock, the fortunate and " ppy gentleman participating in the pr owe event, Is the presi :ent and gen. ca !! manager oi the Prescott, ( Arizona VI VI ntral railroad, while his bride is said ho
 be a charming yoang lady, the 'a' ughter of a retired attorney. On be- of If of the people of Prescott and north ma s l Arizona. as we'll as On its own behalf, lo' JoURSAL-M MINER extends congratu- 'ons to the happy couple, and hope ssi ss' see them in Arizona soon. b 1 val