Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
DAuY.

HiS PidIc ol aIl Old mine diam SArURDAY's DAILY.
 Last nj ht was the coldest of tLe
 season.
 City Council was in session this afternoon.
 w. O. O'Neill has returned from Phenix.
 H. D. Ross left for Flagstaff this
 morning.
 Temperance lecture tonight at
 the NJ. E. church.
 Mayor J. L. Fisher was out sleigh
 ing this morning
 C. o. Allen has taken charge of
 Hetherington's assay office.
 Marshal Meade left last evening
 on the A. X r. special train.
 Zach Booth, the territorial prison
 escape has been recapturea.
 The Vanderbilt (Cal.,) Shaft is a welcome visitor to this office.
 H. \. Palmer went out to-day to take charge of the Henrietta mines.
 Ex-Governor \. o. Murphy is due to arrive in Prescott this evening.
 Next week will be observed as a week of prayer by protestant l churches.
 Benjamin Robinson was thrown from his wagon recently and injured about the head.
 Miss Christine Johnson is quite sick with pneumonia and is not ex- Pected to live.
 Superin tendent R. f.. Coleman of the S. F., r. X r. railroad is quite sick with pneumonia.
 H. Waterman was in town to-day having just returned from the Yuma Copper company camp
 ProfessoECrowhurst will lecture tomorrow morning in the Baptist church on the subject of the Bible.
 Martin Dady married Anna Daze at Flagstaff last week. The groom was quite "dazed, at the wedding.
 The fellow who has walked the floor all night with crying baby. IS never heard singing After the | bawl.'
 Prof Longuemere, has removed ! his paper called the Bullion, former 1 ly published at El Paso, to Los Angeles.
 A gun play recently, which did | not get into the paperS. resulted in the repienishment of the city trea- sury of SllO.
 Campbell x Pillsburv have dis solved partnership in the steam laundry business. E. D. Pillsbury takes charge of the business.
 A car load of fine stallions and jacks arrived to-day on the $. F., P. x P. railroad. They are the prop erty of E. A. MoseIey, of Tennessee.
 Conservation service at the NJ. E. | Church at II a. m. tomorrow, fol- lowed by reception of members and Lords Supper. Epworth League will meet at 6:30. At 7:30 this so- ciety will unite with the Congrega- tional Church. C. J. CHASE, Pastor.
 The city reservoir failed to stand the test as 1t continues to leak. The contractors have had a serious time with their work and will quit 1 loser in the transaction.
 Married, in Prescott, January 1. 1894, Harry W. Ball to Miss Minnie ; Martin. Miss Martin was regular { after the Ball girl."-Courier. Yes, but she was transformed into a rMinme Ball"
 Godfrey Holderoff has leen ap- pointed treasurer of the Southern California railroad vice F. H. Pattee deceased. ''Holderofi' is a good name for a treasurer of anything these "corky" times.
 The JOURNAL MINER congratulates Mir. Fred. A. Bill on his appoint ments as general freight and pas 'enger agent of the Hot Springs, railroad, the circular an bouncing the appointment having just been issued.
 c. C. Hall, Albuquerque has given up the banking business and has again taken to the road. He has been in Prescott during the last few lays taking orders from our mer- 'hants. "Lum" IS always welcome visitor.
 The Fourth of July has no enjoy nent for the youth of the country, ] to the joy that the Pres ' ,ott boys are just now experiencing in coasting. Mr. George l.. Brooks has been appointed live stock agent of the 4. k P. railroad in charge of live stock of New Mexico ( nd Arizona, with headquarters at Albuquerque, \. NJ, vice Mir. W. H. Fl. Llewellyn, to engage in other business. z J. l.. Fisher and k. N. Fredericks purchased lot 29. block B, Prescott, for $1, 400 from the leirs of the late Judge c. G. w l French. The property is located 'n the west side of the plaza. The January number of the Forum ( reduced to 25 cts.) contains a thor | ugh analysis of the phenomena of ecent panic and the great lesson to 'e deducted from this experience, y David 4. Wells-the most re- series of facts that MT. ' Nelis has ever taken up; and "this," 4 le says, lis the best thing by far ( hat l have ever written" ( The 49 mining camp promises to ( 'e one of THE features of the Mid [ winter Fair. The JoURNAL-MINER t s in receipt of complimentary k icket to 1t coupled with an urgent X equest to attend. The admission I ard IS quite unique. It advises the ,aarar f haf if iku Inar kaa,,ar rrsuaa