Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-02
Fsou WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

morrow evening.
 Physicians report the general
 health of the community lmprov-
 ing.
 FEE. Jones has received twenty sevan subscribers for telephone ser
 vice.
 PJ Farley and Miss Carr were
 marr;ed this morning, by Father Quetu.
 Dr. Livingston received telegram to-day calling him to kingmsn to treat patient.
 The Prescott Euchre club will meet tonight at the residence of MT. and Mrs. T. W. Johnston. Negotiations are in progress for inc erection of three more new build ings on the east side of the plaza. Chicken pie will be served at the Elite restaurant tomorrow (Thurs- day) from 5 o'clock to s o'clockp. m. There is still three feet of snow on the north side of the JoURSAL-MrNER office. It was shoveled of the roof of the building.
 Invitations are out for social hop to be given next Monday even ing. February 29, by the Social Club. Tickets, as usual, S2. Do We Live Too Fasti Dr. Cyrus Edson is convinced that we do, and I urges his views upon the public through an article in the March number of the North American Re view.
 Mrs. George Berry, who resides about two miles south of town, while yawning last night, dislocated her jaw. Medical aid had to be summoned from Prescott to get it back into place.
 Burns and Maier have been award ed the contract for building the foundation of W. H. Smiths new residence. They commenced ex- |cavating this morning while they have men employed taking out rock
 for the foundation. The Boss restaurant, adjoining the Merchants Exchange saloon, was re- |ppened this afternoon at 4 o'clock Boy James Fl. Bowzer. It will be kept kopen day and night and short order kneals served at all hours. Regular kiinner at 5 o'clock each day.
 NJ. Goldwater lS Bro., have a new h Advertisement in this issue. This Firm is always abreast of the times in he quality and variety of goods kept l fn stock and do not hesitate to let & he public know what they have. *Call and see them. ]. 4. Knoblock. of the Bellevue, Ehas rented the Williams house and | Book charge of it to-day. He will 5continue to run the Bellevue hotel kalso. Mrs. J. ". McGowan will have the immediate supervision of the Former house.
 A. O. Elliott died this morning about o'clock, of pneumonia, after |an illness of five or six days. De sceased had resided in this vicinity For several years, and was a quiet, |industrious and good citizen. He leaves wife and host of friends |to mourn his death. The funeral |will take place tomorrow (Thurs- |day) afternoon at o'clock, from the Baptist church. The March number of the Arizona Mining Report will contain thirty |six pages. and will be the finest pub 'iication of its class ever seen in the southwest. Able correspondence from every camp of any moment in the territories, Hon. Geo. W. Chey- ney's second contribution on the -'Silver Question:" and the latest market reports. For sale by all news dealers, or send twenty cents in stamps to eThe Report" at Phenix, Arizona.
 A call Is published in this issue for n meeting to organize a permanent historical society. 1t will be held | tomorrow evening and a cordial in is extended to all to attend. | The object of the society is for the | purpose of collecting and preserving | a complete history of Arizona. pr. Elliott Coues, who was stat toned in | this territory during its early his tory, has been active in getting up the society and will assist in making | 1t a success. As will be seen by the | call 1t is not pioneer association as no limit as to time of residence is fixed as to qualification for member ship, but the Hassayamper and the can both meet on the same plane and work for the same end.