Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
FRoM THURsDAY's DAILY.

ing to the wife of Fritz Mittendorf
 Red "Dudleum" is the latest al. legged candidate for matrimonial honors.
 Prescott printing presses must go by at least some other power than water motor.
 Cherries and marriskino is new delicious mixture for liquors which the Cabinet is now setting before its patrons.
 Quite number of New Mexicans are being attracted to this section in anticipation of q lively burg this summer.
 Following in the wake of the grip comes the spinal meningitis, 8 half dozen cases of which disease Prescott NJ. D's. report.
 Prescott's new water system, while not producing an article of such a high flavor as before, retains flavor in price to knock one out.
 Mayor Howard has rented cot tage, becoming in its dignity to the position he holds as our executive, which will be occupied later on.
 A variety show for this Fl Dorado is among the probabilities, an arrival on yesterdays train stating that he is here to look over the land for that purpose.
 The alleys of Prescott still slum- Der in their typhus-hke condition undisturbe,1,. Evidently the city dads overlooked bet in their scent game of raise.
 Messrs. Moore & Mitchell today sold lots l and 3, block ?, east Pres colt for D. NJ. Martin to H. W. Elliott for S550. the deed for which has been placed on record.
 The depreciation of the silver dol lar to 90 cents Is given as a reason for the recent retrenchment acts of the municipal whale on the two minnow printing offices of this place.
 It is stated that a company wlll soon ask the privilege from the city of introducing electric-not water motors, to propel that character of machinery usually employed by natural process.
 Judge Andrews and ]. P. Bruce lnf rat. ance for Stanton. The former will hold an inquest on John Rydesdale, who died suddenly at that place yesterday.
 Collett X Stoney will start tri- weekly stage line to Big Bug com mencing next Monday. They intend to run a first class institution, and have secured fleet stock and a very easy riding vehicle for that purpose.
 Messrs. Burns & Maier are getting the foundation for W. Fl. Smiths new residence we'll along toward completion. These gentlemen are first class mechanics as can be readily seen from the quality of their work on this job.
 With few exceptions there is not a restaurant or hotel in Prescott that is not owned or run by the Chinese. In Bisbee, this Territory, the opposite is the case, there being not a Mongolian resident permitted
 Messrs. Haskell and Rowe, of the board of supervisors, and Sheriff Lowry, had conference yesterday with a number of stockmen of this county, in reference to the question of valuation of cattle for this years assessment.
 The JouRNAL-MINER has a S20-per- month water motor 1t would like to sell to the P. F. D., which it guaran- tees and recommends to turn on the water and fire alarm at the same time. Press the valve and it does the rest.
 A new railroad coming, half a dozen big mining sales on the boards, real estate at the top notch and none for sale, more laborers em- ployed in town than in many years, and still nine out of ten you meet give you the Hassayampers wall of dull times.
 Wehave met number of Colo rado miners on the streets recently, and the have expressed themselves as most favorabiy impressed with this section and its mineral outlook, and are preparing to go to the hills on a general prospect.
 Work was commenced today on the Jerome branch of the r. tS A. C.. railroad. Work will also be com menced on the Phenix extension in day or two where it intersects the above road, about six miles south of Jerome Junction..
 Work was commenced in the southern part of town this after noon on a narrow gauge railroad from Prescott to the Bradshaw mountains. The road may not be pushed through to completion i'm mediately, but will be built very soon.
 Constable Smith yesterday ar rested belligerent blue coat from Whipple, whose demonstration with government 45 is not laid down in the civil code of the city. He is in the big guard house on the plaza, and will lose a couple of months pay and his Apa- che exterminator.
 We would ask the city council to create the office of ''Irrigation Mar shal," whose duty it will be to skulb around every night, and all night, at that, 70 repair "breaks" in the main where connection with a big, fat yard is had, and which is being unmercifully drowned to death, at an expense of only Sl.50 per month
 Miss Lizzie Martin, seventeen years of age died this morning at l( o'clock at the residence of her parent: on south Marina street after an i'll ness of only three days, The deatl of this young lady and her loss to loving parents Is particularly sac and heavy blow. Just entering or the morning of womanhood, her Tiff, has been comfort to home in man, devoted and tender acts, and th'
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