Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-30
FRoA MoSDAY's DAILY.

nere was another me ram snow
 CT last night.
 The photo war is still on. Masonic meeting tonight.
 Attend the New England dinner tonight.
 The new coal prospect hole is
 down thirty feet.
 The San Francisco peaks are GOV cred with snow again.
 Read the Commercial Mining company's announcement.
 New England dinner from 5 o'clock until $ at the opera house tonight.
 Placer miners have already com menced to prepare for the winter rains.
 Stoves and light overcoats are coming into fashion these evenings and mornings.
 The partisanship of the con. con. is on the principle of "heads l win tails you lose"
 E. H. Witherell will leave in a few days for New Mexico, to bring in 5000 head of sheep.
 l.. X Willard brought in wagon load of hogs to John Smith, to-day, from the Verde valley.
 Auctioneer Fisher sold a number of horses to-day belonging to the estate of Geo. W. Towar.
 Workmen commenced the excava- ton for the foundation of the Meth odist church this morning.
 The Copper Basin teaching worKs are running right along now. It Is said that they are giving good satis- faction.
 Preaching at the opera house at Ii a. m. tomorrow. No services in the evening owing to the absence of the pastor.
 s Ten tons of onyx were received at the depot yesterday for shipment to San Francisco and the teams re- turned for another ten-ton load.
 One of the Burton boys was ar rested yesterday charged with petit larceny. His older brother was ar rested recently for throwing rocks at his mother.
 Work on the new mill of the Hill side mine is being pushed as rapidly as possible and Mir. Lawler expects to have it ready to crush ore by De cember lst.
 J. W. Dougherty says that the 400 feet of the Big Bug onyx claim re- ported to have been purchased by Aaron Mason, was 400 cubic feet of onyx and not an interest in the claim.
 John Ritter died yesterday in Prescott, aged 29 years. Besides his parents. brothers and sisters, de- ceased leaves wife and one child. His funeral will take place to-mor- row afternoon at o'clock.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: B. F. Strickland, New York; F. C.. Be- chow, San Francisco; James Rowan, Los Angeles; J. J. MacTeague and wife, Copper Basin; George Liston, Del Pasco; J. C.. Marx, Yarnell; E. Fl. Witherell and wife, Robert Witherell, Coyote ranch.
 ''It is fact" Hoods Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases or affections arising from impure state or low condition of the blood, overcomes that tired feeling, creates good opetite, and gives strength to every part of the system.ry it.
 A telegram in ''the morning paper" says that pr. J. C.. Hardy was fatally shot in Tucson by Frank Heney. No one seems to know any Dr. Hardy there and think the victim of Mir. Hcney's bullet was Dr. Handy, well-known and very popular phy- sfeian.
 The Catoct;n mill vii be compile ted within a wee,S Uc ten days. When conplc,ai It w pe q very fine tcn-sJamp mil. TT ,waI1f sup ply for the mil is beil s piped in from Board creek, abouo one and a half or two miles distant.
 Major Comba, of the. h infantry, who will accompany hIs regiment to Madison Barracks, New York, has spent over thirty years in service on the frontier. With the exception of } few years during the war of the re- Deliion he has been stationed on the frontier ever since 1855.
 The stone basement to the new Catholic church in this city was com pleted last night. It is masterly piece of work. and reflects very .reditably on the skill of Hugh l Burns, whose recent work demon ;trates him as capable of undertak- ng any contract in the above line.
 l.. P. Miller X Co, publishers of | California, announce four ,hoice holiday books to be sold by They are Baby Lays" Jolly Days" Pleasure Ways" and Friend and Foe" The first is just he book for the toddlers and prat- | lers. Jolly Days is also juvenile l book and all are interesting and just he thing for book agents. Parties desiring to sell the above books 'hould address the publishers, l.. P. Miller x Co.,, Stockton, California.
 Ex-Senator Ingalls, has doffed the .ustic attire in which he used to be lad when he drove into town from lis potato patch. While he waited n the station at Kansas City for rain the other day he wore his his