Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-02
FRoa WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

OYerhanglng clouds portenu # storm.
 8 Black eyes are fashionable in Pres * colt just now.
 The WEEKLY JoURNAL-MNER i g published to-day.
 Work has commenced on the new brick building adjoining the bank An abundance of all kinds of wild < game can be found in our market: now.
 Union Thanksgiving services to- morrow at II o'clock at the Baptist church.
 Tomorrow being Thanksgiving, no paper will be issued from this &office.
 The public schools will be given 1.-two holidays on account of Thanks <giving.
 Flags were floating in the breeze ko-day in honor of Governor lrwin's hrriyal in Prescott.
 John Smith received another lo: pf fine prairie chickens last evening From Kansas City. & The trial of the case of Wilson vs Ryan has occupied the time of the 3istrict court to-day.
 Ben Rybon says that forty teams md 100 men are at work on the rail road grade near Phenix.
 X wood chopper complains that he was relieved of $50 last night without gettin "yalue received" for t. .>
 X man committed suicide at Chal- nder few days ago by putting a lynamite cap in his mouth and ex- pfoCiing it while there.
 The Prescott Social club have ex- ended invitations to Gov. Irwin and party to meet them at their hop to- horrow eyening al Prescott opera ouse.
 Oger twenty men are now employ d at the Walnut Grove dam. No bore can be given employment at reseat. but the early spring will Witness q lively camp there.
 The city council met last evening Ind audited several bills and took ID the JOURNAL MINER's recommend Zion to prospect for water supply n Goose Flat.
 Miss Lily Meyer. the little queen the ToHghs hose company, pre- Snted that company with a fine life ze picture of herself at their meet 5g last night. She made a neat Presentation speech.
 Louis Hulier. who died on the ain recently near Tucson, was in orrespondence with Dan Hatz, of lis place. The latter received a tter from him on business only R days ago. Deceased resided in exico and IS said to have been very ealthy.
 At last nights session of the city 5uncil the JoURSAL-MNER's sug- bstion, to provide ain electric appa- / ktus for ringing the fire bell, was kbmitted to that body by w. C. hshford, chief of the department. De council has taken it under con [leration.
 F. H. Hili came in yesterday from 1Se Eureka mining district and says lat Shirley and Webber have their F Msw mill on inc Parnell mine about 0bmpleted and will start up in few ys. The prospects arc good for a ccessful run.
 The outlook for stockmen this Ason is the most gloomy ever ex- Srienced. Some estimate that |]ly Q per cent. of stock will die nring the coming winter. \ promi- 1nt cattle buyer, who has just re- E1rned from a trip to. California, Is 1ported as having said that he was S SIered several thousand head of ftle at g. per head recently.
 Mrs. Nora Elliott, wifo of c. B. liott, who is connected with the
 & X. C.. railroad, died yesterday 11fernoon at 3 o'clock. Deceased IS a very estimable lady beloved by
 who knew her, and her death, file yet in the very morning of life,
 h its bright hopes and prospects
 unrealized, is extremely sad. To Sr devoted husband particularly is e blow a severe one. No young 5uple had ever made their brief fhway through life more devoted
 each other than were they. In 1lition to her husband deceased nyes babe only two weeks old. ke remains have been embalmed 1d will be takcn east for interment few days by her husband
 HanDY HoOsieIs.