Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-06
FRoN MoNpAY's DAILY.

Clouds portend another storm.
 Schools re-opened again to-day.
 The cold wave is passing of again
 Martin Maier is putting up nor
 fec.
 A leap year ball by the ladies Is
 now ln order.
 The Knights of nythias will in,
 stall officers tonight.
 City council meets tonight at the
 office oi Judge French.
 Sieighing is played out" until
 there IS more snow.
 Ed Burke places his loss at Sstur-
 days fire at about Sjso.
 Prescott will have one, and proba- bly two, ice machines this year.
 The board of supervisors met in regular quarterly session to-day.
 Mrs. Mary Condron, of Walnut Grove, has fled her stock brand for record.
 The holiday season Ia over and people have settled down again to work for is92
 J. n. Cook says that snow at the Senator after the recent storm was eighteen inches deep.
 The Shakespeare Circle will meet at the residence of Rev. aud Mrs. Meaney this evening.
 Born, in Chino valley, Sun day. January 3d. 1892. to the wife of John Shivers, daughter. Weight eleven pounds.
 \ deed has been fils.l for record from r.. Herzog to sam Hill for lots two. four and six, block i've. Pres cott for SA0
 Jams II. Hamilton rcporis that five of the seven memb srs of Thomas Hodges' family, tn Peoples valley, are seriously ill at their home.
 Prof. l.. W. Taylor r.,ceiyei let ter few days since from Rev. C. F. Spray announcing the death of the latter's father on Monday, Dsscem- ber 18th ult.
 William Gaddis, agcd as years. iied at Middle Verde last Wednes- lay night and was buricl on New Years day. Inflammation of the bowels was the cause of his death.
 Prescott has the only Chinese 'aro dealer in the southwest. He 1 goes by the name of Charley" and l s the only Mongolian out of eight yho escaped alive from the Walnut irove disaster of two years ago.
 At yester,iay's turkey shoot the score was made at 100 'ar,ls: Dr. Livingston, | birds; Dennis Burke, Dr. Waite, F. 4. rritle, Jr. and Charley Morgan. 2 'ach; Jacob Weber and Dick Jessen,
 each.
 The Baptist church used for the irst time on last Sunday a com nunion set, lately presented by Mrs. }. F. Pope, of Whipple. The set is in design and finely en- ,raved. X very timely and appro- 'riate gift.
 Leroy Harrison Michael, aged ear and 2 months, son of Mir. and irs. 4. W. Michael, died to-day of The funeral will take 'lacc on Wednesday, January 9th, { ? o'clock D. III. Friends and ac- uaintances of the family are re- pectfully invited to attend.
 Phenix merchants seem to be run ing their business on the lottery rinciple. In sending copies hrou h the mails recently, contain ng the list of drawings of these in' certain papers there have lid their proprletors liable to ar est and fines.
 The JOURNAL MINER again repeats ts suggestion that soulo method hould be adopted whereby the bell ould be rung more vigorously. A cry few taps which could scarcely 'e heard away from the plaza were II that announced the fire on Sat Irday.
 The present week will be observed " the churches all over the country IS week of prayer. Union prayer ervice of all the churches in Pres ott will be held during the week. Tuesday and Wednesday light they will be held at the Com church and on Thursday, friday and Saturday night in the Baptist church.
 County Treasurer Oliver and his W. C. Foster, havc com ,leted the delinquent tax list for S9l, which shows that S5S,55i.io ,re delinquent, In lS!0 the deiin- Iuent taxes amounted to S,1,NO, md in 1889 to S7i,0o0. so 1t will be cen that there are S}0.ii5.So less delinquent taxes for 1891 than the ear previous. which is quite gooi howing.
 c. c. Mcdonald. a native of Can da, aged 2S years, died at Walnut fToNe oi pueuulu1llt, suptfinuuccu y Ia grippe, on Saturday night. He 1as engaged as rodman on tho ngineer corps of the Walnut Grove Water Storage company. He had cen a resident of this section for everal years.
 Fong Murphy and An Wah, the princess of caterers, have a new ad- ertisement in this issue. They are he proprietors of the Ben Butler hop house which has had reputa- ion for years of serving the best heals of any restaurant in town and hey will not permit the reputation O lose anything by their manage nent.
 Col. X. O. Brodie received, as a Christmas gift from friend in the ast, an elegant briar root pipe GOV red with filagree work of solid sil- 'er. It is beautiful article. From mother friend he received hand ome meerschaum pipe carved in imi- ation of wood, and accompanied by i've pounds of smoking tobacco and , hox of fine Havana cigars. for Sun