Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-06
FSos hosDAY's DAILY.

| .SShAh 1AaAts
 Monthly meetings of the fire com,
 psnies are now in order.
 l Stoney & Collett have withdrawn
 their stsges from Big Bug and are
 now running line to Jerome. | Fifteen inches of snow was re- ported at the Senator at noon on
 Sunday, and snow still falling.
 The Board of Supervisors are en-
 gagged in making their quarterly sci.
 clement with the treasurer today. There has been snow fall of from twelve to fifteen inches since
 Friday last, but 1t has nearly sll
 disappeared.
 Stonay < Collects stage line leaves tomorrow morning from Tom Earnhart's with passengers and express for Jerome.
 Probably there are not millions in lt but there are thousands of dollars ln the present storm to the stock men and miners of this country. A special train was sent out yes terday to bring in freight which had accumulated. The regular mail and express was brought in also. | Dr. Livingston to-day performed a very delicate operation on Mrs. G. W. Murray, of Lynx creek. there by saving her life, as we'll as that of her child.
 A five year old son of Mir and Mrs. II. T. Stoddard. of the Lower Agua Fria, died on Saturday morn ing and was brought to Prescott Tor burial.
 Rev. Brooke preached two very eloquent sermons yesterday in the Congregational church. The aud fences, both morning and evening despite the storms, were quite large.
 4 communication from Judge A. l.. Morrison appears in this issue, which will be found interesting reading to free traders who perused our contemporary's criticism of his speech.
 Robert Cartmell erected a tenn porsry foundry recently on Lynx creek and made a number of cast ing. for the Dixie mill. He an- nounces his ability to make any kind of castings, within the next fifteen days. up to l.500 pounds in weight, which Is the greatest ca pacity of his plant. Patterns for castings made to order.
 4 we'll known prospector to Pres colt mining men recently prevailed on few friends to give him grub stake, as he was eagre to get out of town snd seemed anxious to develop hi. Jim Dandy claim. The aid 1 wss given him. On the sr.t of April | the bill ws. presented to his packers | end read thus: "ro 2 pounds giant, | tl.20; to ! gallons whisky, so" He | struck fl rich.
 N Goldwster a Brother hsye . new advertisement in this issue which is we'll worth perusing. This srm. in keeping with its well known | generosity, ha. decided to contrib ute the profits of its business for one dsy each to the three new of Prescott. The opening day will be next Saturday, when the profits on all cash sales will be giv en to the Catholic church. The Episcopal and Methodist churches will each be given day hereafter
 The Chaussuqua Club held it. eegular meeting on Tuesday, March 2s. st the residence of Mrs. Wright. Program for next meeting arranged 1 .. follows: Question from Poe. nBiogrspbr of Poe" Mrs. O'Neill. Siege of Yorktown" April No, Mrs Geo. Brown. "Poem pr Story from Poe" Mrs Blake. Physical Culture" Part I'll, Mrs. Dake. Questions 1 to l3 Story of the Constitution, March Chaut. Questions, American Facts md Farcie.." March No. Answers h tt iAittA 1A hAAC . residence ol Mrs C. Akers. on Tues lay, April b, at 2:30 P. m.
 Beecham's Pills cures sick head lche.
 Personal Mention. Robert Csrtmell was in town this morning.
 Jame. II. Hamilton of Peoples alley is in town. O. B. Amsden, Denver, is regis cred at the Williams House. Timothy Sullivan left for his Will l snson valley home today. Col. V. x. Spear has resigned as of the Gro Bella nine. T Supervise, A. s. Haskell came in rom Jerome yesterday to attend the ' ~o |