Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16
FRox TuEspAr's DAILY

FRoN TuEspAYs DAiLy
 Three feet of snow is reported so have fallen in the Bradshaw ranges. Tho Pedley- Bashford X Burmister case still goes on in tho district court.
 X stock of chloride of gold cure
 for drunkenness was received last week in Phenix to work on several constitutional enthusiasts there. A deed has been filed for record from R. II. Hetherington to Martin
 Lewis for tho Palace mine on the Hassayampa. The property sold for 1000.
 The Mistletos Rough is in active rehearsal by tho young talent of Prescott, aud will be presented next
 Friday night at the opera house. Go and get scat at Aitken's.
 Doane Merrill. an empleye of the Commercial Company at the Boggs, Is out of his mind with an attack of "Scarlet fever. His friends do not fecf alarmed, as this particular type was never known to prove fatal.
 A lamp exploded last evening at s:aO in the quarters of Compuny C, at Whipple, which called out the whole garrison in double quick. Beyond the burning a few feet of the floor no other damage was done.
 Postmaster Archibald informs us that the business of the Prescott office for the present year shows a larger receipt of funds than ever be- fore, and that the increase Is fully twenty per cent more this year than last.
 The way to make money is to save it. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the most economical medicine to buy, as it is the only medicine of which can truly be said, al0O doses one dollar Do not take any other preparation if you have decided to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 Kay Barrett returned last even ing at g o'clock from visit to W. A. Rowe. He informs us that Mir. Rowe's ease was of fully developed pneumonia character, and but l slight hopes were had of his recov- cry.
 Our contemporary this morning publishes notice containing the l death of Miss Ida Smith, niece of | Mrs. A. O. Moves. Upon inquiry we | learn the young lady is alive and | rapidly recovering from what was a serious attack of pneumonia.
 Thomas Gallagher was to have received sentence to-day for the | murder of Constable Hawkins, and for that purpose was brought into court at ? p. m. His counsel, how ever. gave notice of motion for a new trial, which will be heard to- morrow on the opening of court, and sentence will be given him at | the afternoon session at about ? o'clock.
 The Catholic church fair opened | yesterday in the basement of their building on the corner of Willis and Marina streets. The display of diff ferent articles for sale is unusually fine aud shows taste and handiwork of high order. The receipts at the closing for the evening were $ll0. The fair will be open again tonight.
 The uncleanly appearance of the interior of the court house is ire quently commented upon of late by many, and several who daily visit it say it looks more like a dilapidated real estate agency than temple of purity the exterior would indicate. The county pays so a month to keep the public building in order. and we would ask the Board of Stu pervisors to either enforce the duty | due the public or else abolish the janitor system.
 A petition signed by twenty-five indignant citizens of Williamson valley was laid before the board of supervisors today, praying for the removal of an obstruction in the shape of six-foot fence across the main travelled road near Simmons, and built from the ranch of F. .J. Mccormick. The district attorney will investigate the actions of this ambitious granger in his eagerness to fence in that part of the hemis- phere.