Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
THURsDAY's DArLY.
Eastern Star tonight.

THURSDAY DAfLY.
 Eastern Star tonight.
 Prescott has eighteen Chimes,
 laundries.
 H. K. Lantry came in on las
 nights train.
 The cold wave has passed of and
 fine weather prevails again.
 Professor Douglas arrived on last
 nights train from the east.
 Mrs. NJ. H. Gould returned last
 evening from a visit to her daughter
 in Kansas.
 John Kelly is in town from Min
 nehaha, where he is developing a
 good mining claim.
 Prof. Douglas, of the Commercial
 Mining Company, is accompanied
 by his daughter this trip.
 The thermometer yesterday morn
 ing registered l6 degrees above zero
 and lT above this morning.
 Chinese residents of Prescott are engaged in celebrating their New
 Year holiday in true oriental style.
 Al. Pratt, a prominent young cat
 tleman of Apache county, arrived on last nights train. He is en route | to Phenix.
 Judge E. W. Wells returned last evening from a visit to his daughter in Boston. He left the latter much improved in health.
 MT. and Mrs. W. B. Jones, Mrs. G. A. Swan, Miss Kellogg and Messrs. Henry Goldwater, Milton James and Herb. Derwin went from Needles to Coronado for brief visit.
 Probate Judge French yesterday remanded Dr. C. C. Osborn to the custody of the sheriff, finding every. thing correct in connection with his trial and conviction.
 D. J. Sullivan will have an ad. in tomorrow's issue entitled shoes at Half Price" which Is worthy of a perusal. Now is the time and Sullivan's the place to purchase your shoes.
 Col DeRuSsey left this morning on a SIX weeks leave of absence, during which he will attend the in- auguration of Cleveland. During his absence, Major Bradford will be in command of the post at Whipple.
 P. ]. Norton, in charge oG B. Lan- try X Sons office department, came in last evening from Ash Fork with his special car. Mir. Norton will re- main in Prescott until the compile tion of the road, and is an eligible acquisition to the bachelor commu- nifty here.
 The entertainment to he given by 1 the Good Templars will take place 1 Friday evening, Feb. l7th, at 8 o'clock in the City Hall. The pro gramme is to consist of music, reel | tations, speeches, etc. X basket social will follow the exercises of the programme. The baskets are to of to the highest bidder. Free admission. Everybody is cor dially invited.
 A. A. Moore came in from his ranch at Walnut Grove last evening. During former visits to Prescott, Mr. Moore has been entertained by the Prescott Owl Club, and as mark of his appreciation for the same, he brought in yesterday a couple of magnificent live owls. which he presented to the above club last night. The members of the club and the owls made night of it over the event. The club has adopted new motto now, and that Is never to adjourn until the other owls go asleep. 4,
 Foster, the weather prognostica- or, had one of his copyrighted storms on the tapis for February. the first and fifteenth of he month. It was to be accom- lSnied or followed by cold wave. me of the worst of the season. The says that a frightful bliz- .ard is raging in Minnesota and the thermometer registers twenty de- yreeS below zero. The wind yester- lay veered to the northeast in this !, section and last night was one of he coldest of the season, so that Foster seems to know what he is .alking about.
 The interest this community has in seeing the new rail -oad constructed, is being taken up : llong the line of its route to the vest in the same fervent spirit. The { lelief is to a general extent that ( he section through which the new ; 'oad will run will ultimately enhance I he value of the land and be the { means likewise of more favorably $ travellers with its varied A scope of country nat 5 lrally rich and productive will be hrown open for capital to reclaim, which under any other condition l han the building of this road could Iot be expected. Some of the Arizona papers con- i  inue to roar about the Arizona , Kicker articles appearing from time o time in the Detroit Free Press. , There is some reason in this, because , f the fact that many people of 'ther lands, particularly those of {, scotland and Great Britain, are an- : Ible to see the point to the joke, . md actually believe that they ara IOna iide extracts from a newspaper 1; printed in the "sunkissed" Territory. .. The soon-to- be-state has cause for | ceiling aggrieved, and, in our opin- as on, an injunction could easily be ! made to stick against that news !. paper in Michigan which treats our lister with such ribald levity. Let : he injunction issue!-Los Angeles ! Times.