Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
FROM FRIpAY's DAILY.

FROM FRIpAY's DAILY.
 Another storm is threatened.
 The photograph leaves for Phe
 nix tomorrow.
 Anniversary K. of P. ball at tn
 opera house tonight.
 Next Monday will be the anniver
 sary of Washington's birthday.
 Mechanics are all kept busy sine the pleasant weather commenced.
 Mary S. Spare has deeded lot IA block 37, Prescott, to Frank Bassett for $50.
 old man Peters was adjudged in sane yesterday and will be sent t' Phenix.
 William H. Smith has deeded To { 9, block 2, Prescott, to John Fl Smith, for Sl.
 The city council doubled up or water rates last month. The in crease has caused a general kicl
 
 Harry Brisley has purchased Mrs Robinson's interest in the Mountain City drug store and is now sole pro prietor of that institution.
 Edna Johnston, the little daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. T. w. Johnston fell from a teeter at school on Wednesday and was quite seriously injured.
 There seems to be a universal de- sire for a holiday next Monday. Holidays are too few, and the idea of observing Washington's birth day in this manner is a good one.
 A bill of sale was filed for record to-day from John H. Smith to Will fam Fl. Smith for one-half interest in the Yavapai Stock Growers meat market for the nominal considera- ton of Sl.
 w. c. Bashford. chairman of the territorial republican central com mittee, received beautiful onyx gavel with an Arizona iron-wood handle, from Murray McInernay, of the territo rial prison, last evening.
 Butterine is made of one-half but ter, one-fourth lard and one-fourth beef suet. The makers claim that the are wholesome and that more cleanliness is observed in its than in most dairies, where the COW stalls are sometimes too near the milk.
 No word has been received from Sheriff Lowry since Wednesday. The opinion is generally expressed that Wilson will make good his es- cape into Mexico as he is thoroughly familiar with the country, speaks Spanish fluently and is on good terms generally with Mexicans who will assist him to escape.
 A little stale bread soaked in DOT ter or ale has been for years a rem edy for droopy chickens and hens in the country district in "Merry It is good. In many cases it is, without exception. the very best thing that can be given. is this the case at shows where exhibition fowls so quickly get out of condition. If the bird lcts as if it wanted to go to sleep, Is dull-eyed, listless and slow in its give it good, stiff dose If ale or porter night and morning, not as beverage. but strictly for purposes" Try it and be 
 One of the most interesting de- in the application of | electricity, which has, perhaps, the widest promise of general domestic utility and benefit of all the multi | ,licity of applications of electric ,nergy, is that of electric heating. are talking of wonderful hings in that line as possibilities of he near future. They assert con- idently that before long houses, offices, stores, street cars and rail ,oad cars will be heated as we'll as ighted by electricity. Not only | hat, but all cooking may be done oy the same agency, and the heat, lust, grime and the smoke of the cook stove and the heating furnace will be nightmares of memory. The ,oal cellar is to be abolished, and | he heat to warm the house and pre- pare the meals is to be brought m on wire and distributed to do any service at any time in response to he pressing of a button or the turn ng of switch.-Ex.