Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-01
MoNDAr,s. DAILY

MoNDAY's. DAILY
 Col. V. K. Spear came in yester,
 day from the Gro Bella camp.
 It commenced raining this after,
 noon with the prospects of a good
 storm.
 About fifty Mexicans were paid
 of to-day at the office of B. Lantry
 < Sons.
 The infant son of Mir. and Mrs.
 II. F. Turner died in San Francisco
 January 22.
 Mrs. Guy Bennett. ir., is slowly
 recovering from the effect of her re-
 cent accident,
 The board of supervisors will
 meet next monday, tO let contracts
 for the coming year. Hewitt's Musettes arc billed for
 the Prescott opera house next Sat.
 urday night, and the Georgia mia.
 strels for February 10 and II.
 Col. V. K. Spear will leave tomor-
 row for Hillsb0ro, New Mexico, for the purpose of Investigating the
 workings of large Crawford mill there
 C. r. Kelly has returned from Castle creek improved in health. He says there are about a dozen guests st the springs now, among the number being Dr. O. Lincoln,
 who ls getting well.
 Frank Merritt, of the <. F., F. < F. railroad. returned few days siaee, with a bride from the cast. They are at present living in tho At. kinson house al Iron Springs.
 ". o. O'Neill returned last even ing from visit to the Grand can yon where he went e make an ex animation of the asbestos mines re- cstnly discovered there.
 The Turkish Bath gave their fare we'll performance on Saturday evening to crowded house. This troupe has given satisfscti on to their patrons and were greeted with full houses both nights of theiy perform ance here. They understand thor. oughly the value of printers ink and use it without stint. The advance agent adyestises their performance thoroughly and the company fnlfiils ] every promise made on their paper l or in their advertisements. The | play itself is difficult to describe. | Their advertisements state that 1t | contains plot if you can find it. Rul He nave failed to see any one saadfseoyera he plot. It fact ,se doubtig aug ene 1pped laughing i fopE snoa dasaR he pergorm- 8nae ,ofaos fas nlpt f1a 1ear- Hst fesecipt ae ln grH . pl1f 4sctsat 5t is 8 gupiieF uf 15t nth, | . Roi paufi af sssaIe. nt h compalg anuUuat.ss--a SaF i5ral af < laughter.
 W.J. CharnberiSsrs Einaa q cial Circular for the Scet er3iH January 25 says: The busla the country al present reminds one of some giant animal striving to rise, but held down through sume minor force skillfully applied. The Clearing House returns from fifty cities last week showed an increase over the same week of last year of l2 per cent, and per cent. more than the week previous. Money continues to be easy at all points. and the surplus reserve in the New York banks has increased over 50 per cent in the past three weeks On the other hand, the renewed of gold act like a wet and arc possibly made to sppear more dangerous and serious han they are. Engagements were made to seId over Si.O00OO0 te France, and as the treasury was ,losed on Friday out Of respect to Ex President Hayes, the French steamers n Saturday delayed sail ng tso hours to take it on board The gold increment follows the ex- pressed desire of the Bauk of France e increase its note circulation and .orrespondingly to acquire gold During five years we have sent over in gold to Europe more han we have received from them The Sherman bill in the Senate and he Andrew Cate bill in ths House nay both help to bring the silver question to a head ers long. but the outlook for a repeal of the bill thls ession is certainly not very eneour. Iging to the enemies of silver"