Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20

FRoN MoSDAY's DAILY. Cool breeze to-day.
 Ice formed last night.
 Buy a ticket for the fremen's ball
 There was an April snow storm to. day.
 Geo. H. Curry left for Flagstaff this morning.
 Hugh McCrum left for California this morning.
 J. A. Conley came in from Stan ton last evening.
 Fires and oyercoats were in de mand this morning.
 The alfalfa in the plaza is look ing nice and green.
 Frank Blandy came in yesterday from the Senator mine.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. W. Johnston left for California this morning.
 There are 5s2 voters registers in Phenix for the city election.
 J. D. Nash, a locomotive engineer, committed suicide at Tucson.
 Prescott, ?; depot nine, i5 was the score of yesterdays base ball game.
 Mrs. Scheidt opened a term of school today at the Senator camp.
 Anson il. Smith, editor of the Mohaye Miner, arrived on to-days train.
 E. H. Withereli came in on to- days train and is stopping at Hotel Burke.
 Born. in Flagstaff, Arizona, April I2. 1892, to the wife of r. ]. Bran nen, daughter.
 The ?. and 4. c. railroad are talk. ing out stone for the construction of a water tank twenty miles south of Prescott Junction.
 ]. Marshal Morgan, th. popular young stockTnsn of Kirkland valley, came in Saturday to attend Easter sertices in Prescott.
 eheaik paper hss promoted 0Wdiori Bataaway ffam eitY councilman to melnbsf 4 the boar,. oi superrl4aGs
 J--~T s -.-s purchased az lntaat .a tae Q h 4 ,5'-,' '''' uaIieg Motel Burke '' A" uow Harmon < liQper,A
 Robert Dryaaa came in ou 'of- iay night spa, al H. Hili NJ ia Prescott t9 eHd the leTitorlal- oi ihe Rraai asmy
 Gall si che Jorasst MEeE office anu so.s -aag sauples ul late designs in ball programmes, aenR rsFds- wedding stock, visiting cards. etc.
 Geo. F. Sands. the ste..ographer, has moved his office into the Otis building, in the rooms adjoining Sandford < MoTrison's law offices.
 Private Curry, of the 9th Infantry, died at Whipple yesterday. of odema of the lungs. This is the first death that has occurred there for several months.
 Steve Ross returned on Saturday from Castle creek hot springs, and left for his home this morning. He has entirely recovered from his at- tack of rheumatism.
 Superintendent Jones took the special out Saturday evening and brought in six car loads of freight, arriving in Prescott at l o'clock a. m. Sunday morning.
 ". c. Bashford was expected at Prescott Junction this morning to accompany the party from Prescott to Albuqusfque, 10 attend the open ing of :he Commercial sclab rooms. From there be will go east.
 Mel Jones. of the F. & A. C. rail road, sang two solos, one being an obligato, at yesterdays services at the M. F. church, which were greatly by the audience. MT. Jones has a very clear. full musical bass voice and has if under good 
 James McCrum left for Michigan this m ming. to visit relatives, after an absence of seventeen years He has resided near Prescott for nearly a dozen of those years, and has won the friendship of all with whom he became acquainted. "Jim" is spare and honest man, and we hope to see him return here again.
 Jeff LeFors was in town to-day from the Westlake mine, which he is developing. He says he has the tunnel in now to distance of POO feet, and the vein at this point is s feet wide, with three feet of exc,l- lent ore. He says there are fully 5000 tons of ore now in sight, be- sides what there is on the dump.
 J. 1T. haynes fetuEtieu iEOin tflc Gro Bella mine last evening. He states that Superintendent O. B. Amsden is at work getting ready to put in the MacArthur-F Forrest pro- cess and expects to have it in opera ton very soon. MT. Amsden is we'll pleased with the mill of the com pany and with the outlook gen erally.
 The Chautauqua club held it's regular meeting on Tuesday, April 1s, at the residence of Mrs. w. T. Brown. Programme for the next meeting is arranged as follows: Quotations about Easter, paper on Easter custom, Mrs. Geo. Brown; reading, Peasant Life in Russia, Mrs. Wright; poem or story about Easter, Mrs. c. H. Akers; Reading bi-chloride of gold cure, Mrs. Levy. Questions F to 34 initials study in American letters, March No. Cues tions l to l5 Two old Faiths, April No. Adjourned to meet at the resi- dence of Mrs, F. w. Blake, Tuesday. nrsI 10 af 9.Qn