Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-09

THuRSDAY's DAILY.
 Geo E. Brown is quite sick.
 Court will meet in Prescott next
 ii. D. Aitken left for Del Pasco this morning.
 A son of Dr. Cowes arrived on yesterday train.
 Dr. NJ. F. Losey left on this mornings train.
 h. B. George of the Prescott and Fheslix stage line is in town.
 Michael Wormser arrived from fhenix yesterday yesterday.
 W. c. T. U. meet in NJ. E. Church at 5 o'clock, Friday, Nov. 4, 1892.
 J. NJ. Moore came in yesterda, from his ranch in Kirkland valley.
 Another blizzard is raging north ot us, the cold wave reaching Pres colt.
 Is. c. Knapp is buileing a new residence on the lot adjoining Jos. Roberts.
 The republican candidates had A rousing meeting at Hillside last Monday night.
 D. C. Thorne and Mir. Abendroth returned from the Santa Maria country yesterday. Sheriff Lowry and NJ. J. Hickey went out to-day on the line of the s. F. F. & F., railroad. Division engineer, c. NJ. Dunsan. of the $. F. F. & F., railroad left for his camp this morning.
 Put" Yaney, one of Prescott's old time boys, returned yesterday after an absence of several years.
 There a was rain storm accom- panied by thunder and lightning on Monday night at Prescott Junction.
 Engineer Howe and his party have pitched their camp at Point of rocks and will have charge of the work there.
 Of a registeration of 3,014 this year in Yayapai county, there are 531 names noticed of men who are of foreign birth.
 It is whispered around that the democrats propose holding an other meeting in Prescott next Monday night.
 John Morales, formerly of Tucson but more recently of San Diego, arrived on yesterdays train with view of locating in Prescott.
 The probate Judges office was moved to-day to the court house to the room formerly occupied by the clerk of the district court.
 Anson H. Smith, of the Mohave County Miner, is running as an in dependent free silver silver coinage candidate for the legislature.
 The Good Templars will hold an opening meeting at the Baptist church tomorrow night November 4th. There will be singing, recita- tions speeches, etc. Every body invited. Admission free. Come one and all and have a pleasant time.
 Erwin Baer has taken large num- Der of excellent photographs of private residences, churches and business houses of Prescott for the Columbian exposition. These views are the finest collection of views ever taken in Prescott, and will be interesting to the residents of Pres colt as well as for the purpose for which they were taken.
 Contractors Lantry are now mar shalling their forces to place large number of men at work at Point of Rocks and it is expected that within a few days active work will be com menced there. Just as soon as the committee having the matter in hand conclude the right of way business a camp will be started right in town also. An indefinite number of men can find employ ment on the work at present on ap- plication.
 An exchange very truthfully re- marks: "The San Felipe hotel IS | one of the best appointed hotels in the entire southwest. The rooms are elegantly and comfortably fur. nished, while the tables are suppliea with the very best the markets of the city afford. The employees of the | hotel are polite and courteous, ana the guests are therefore accorded the best of attention. The proprie- tor. G. w. Meylert, is one oi Albu, buoerque's progressive citizens, ana sustains the reputation of the city by his San Felipe hotel. |