Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-06
Eoox WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

Fsox WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
 More snow to-day. Court will meet tomorrow No mail from the east to-day. Lots of fine venison in market now Hotels are all we'll filled with guests.
 Commence practicing now to write slS92. pThsre was nice rain shower this morning. The town is full of miners and strangers.
 The mule force at Whipple is be ing reinforced.
 Mineral has been struck m the new city well.
 The Hook and Ladder Company meets tonight.
 The county hospital contains twenty patients.
 Ladies' visiting cards neatly print cd at this office.
 Attend the New Years eve dance tomorrow night.
 Deputy Marshall Brown is in Flag staff on business.
 Supervisors Rowe and Moore were in session to-day.
 Everybody is looking forward to good times for 1892 The snow blockade is still on m the Raton mountains Sandy Bain is quite Ill of old age at the county hospital. Good time now to pay your sub scription to the JoURNAL-MINER.
 We have room for a few more an Inouncements for city officers yet.
 Three city councilmea ara to be Ielected at next Tuesdays election. Start out right on the new year by subscribing for the JouRSAL-MINER. They may tura the new water prospect hole into q mining enter &nrise.
 The non-arrival of trains from the sst has caused . scarcity of turkey hgaiu.
 New, original and unique designs tor New Year calling cards are in Eprder. l Z
 Mrs. Henry Brinkmeyer presented Der husband to-day with pair of wins-girls.
 The windows of the new Metho- list church have been put in giving she edi6ce handsome appearance. Butterine Is the latest invention. k differs from oleomargarine and Is N many considered superiorto pure Butter.
 I Prescott has eight hotels besides kree or four good lodging houses. hd restaurants too numerous to bention.
 Mrs. c. Fl. Akers has consented to kt as organist for the Wyckof club hiie Professor Thomas will devote es time as leader of the club. EMartin Maier has cut and stored bout 100 tons of ice. He does not fopose to depend on the natural tppiy however, and has ordered an 5 machine. Cali at this office and get sam 5 copy of the six-page WEEKLY uRSAL-MiNER, issued today. hest and largest paper in the ter tory. E. \. Peek, of Flagstaff, has taken Do sheep into the New River Uuntry to winter. It Is said that 1 1000 moro are on the Black Mesa route to the warmer winter eli Der and antelope are reported |
 plentiful at Walnut Grove. X fleman, whose truth and veracity | hquestioned, tells the JOURNAL ER that they are so abundant 1
 e that one Is Tn constant danger 1 being run over by them. be little son of MT. and Mrs. F. ong died at Big Bug yesterday.
 basket was sent out to-day by lertaker Pritchett and the re- ns will be brought to Prescott borrow and buried in the Masonic teteFy. The child was about two one-hslf years old. Iol. A. O. Brodie, superintendent Ihe Walnut Grove Water Storage hpany. has closed down work for iwinter and has discharged all Dloyes except one or two. Dur lkhe time he has been at work he Sopened a splendid quarry of and has everything in readiness to commence excayating as soon tpring opens.
 fcs. rday's train brought no mail Ia ca her east or west. The east ' a ain was late, while another fg blockade in the Raton noun Is had stopped communication, Hast aail train from the east ar Ing "a Saturday. The snow is
 to be eight feet deep on the
 while in some places it is drifted
 depth of thirty five feet deep.
 as Overland Monthly announces N the opening issue of the New 4r, which will also ba a Christ
 aHaiber, profusion of illus Ae3 artieles. The leader will be AeR ! ssion Bells, and will be a EeA sr c. Fl. Shinn on the legends, 4pry ad other lore of the fam ous t bails and bell towers of the Cal Eis missions. 1t will be illus
 N-sh photogravures, and with
 setlas, drawings and decorative
 is y Elizabeth Curtis.
 a. Frank Hereford, brother of
 |. Tritle, of Prescott. died
 home at Union, West Virginia.
 esllisy, December Fist, agsd 6
 Deceased was form srly a
 1Californil, bsin ca a red
 9f9etica of law fcom ;SiJ to
 oiesamauto. H. WIS q yer,
 T and represented West
 ns- n the United States senate.