Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16
Fsos MoSpAY's DAILY.

FRos MoSpAY's DAILY.
 County taxes fall delinquent s
 weel from to-day.
 Tlere arc several plank sidewalk:
 in tle city limits which should bs
 condmned.
 DJ. Sullivan X Go. have attract
 i've Inducements for holiday shop
 pen ia to-day's issue. Trescott is the only incorporated
 citf in Arizona that dos not draw
 political lines in its m ,nicipal cleo
 tins.
 Ed. Randolph is sick at tho resi-
 deace of MT. and Mrs. John Duke
 with slight attack of mountain fever.
 X decd has been filed for record from F. Q. Ingalls, to l.. Thomas fol
 lot eleven, in block eleven, consider
 a.ion, $50.
 Hon. w. A. Rowe is lying very i'll
 at his camp on Slate Greek, with
 typhoid pneumonia. Medical aid has been sent.
 Goldwater k Bros elegant and cheap holiday toys are much ad- mired by those who haye recently visited the house.
 Chas. Bishop, who was taken seri- ously i'll a few days ago at his four milo house with pneumonia, Is i'm proving, so his physician, Dr. Day informs us.
 Dr. Sewall loft again this evening for Slate creek to administer to the wants of Hon. W. X. Rowe, whose condition this afternoon was pro- nounced almost hopeless.
 Joe Charmikle, who came in yes tersiay from Lynx creek, states that Patrick King, we'll known placer miner on the creek, died yesterday afternoon from pneumonia.
 The Prescott Social club intend to have fine Christmas ball, and with that intention are making unusual tO tAACtNiiu dkt d pleasant and elegant manner.
 The Prescott Chautauqua Club met on Tuesday, December Sth, at the residence of Mrs. Geo. E. Brown. Program as ar anged carried out. On account of the holidays, the club adjourned until Tuesday, Jan uary 5, 1892.
 Judge Andrews will have his time and patience taken up this evening with a supposed hay stealing case. The article alleged to have been stolen is worth about $l, but the cost to the tax payer in either event will be at least S25.
 Pneumonia seems to have super ceded typhoid fever, and the death rate is alarming in this heretofore Italy of America" Medical ex- perts attribute most of the fatal cases to exposure at time when 8 sudden change of temperature took placc, and state that the epidemic will be of short duration.
 The funeral of the late D. H. Dill lon took place this afternoon from the Catholic church. His relatives and many friends and acquaintances followed the remains to their last resting place. Rev. Father Quita otiiciated at the service, and Messrs. A. G. Oliver. Sam Hill, G. Arthur Allen. Thos. Humphreys, J. A. Park and Paul Johns, acted as pail bear CTS.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: IT. c. Tyler, Howell, A. T.; A. Longini, Chicago; Q. Schmidt, Milwaukee,; Sam Braun hardt, San Francisco; William Goble, Los Angeles; Herb Steward. Verde II. J. Mckinney, Kalamazoo; Harry Moore, Wm. Nellis, Williams, A. T.; D. J. Homan, Mayer; Frank Luke, Phenix; Jas. K. Martindell, Edward Wright, city; Mr. and Mrs. J. $. Douglass, Senator; Miss Doug lass, New York; B. D. Critchlow, Board creek.
 IT the advice of a we'll known doctor in Prescott goes for anything, and the recent large number of typhoid cases is any proof, every in Prescott should heed the request to have the wells en their promises thoroughly cleaned and the filth in them removed. Our states that lhe epidemic just passed in this city IS but repi- tition of that he has witnessed in many other sections from impure water at a season invariably follow ing drouth, only with us the mort ality has been much less in propor- ton to population. He recommends reservoir water if such can be ob- tained from running source in preference to that which is now se- cured from an objectionable locality.