Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-12

k. c. Hawley has made an assign mont to Albert Miller for the benefit of his creditors.
 Don't fail to buy ticket for Mrs. R. II. Smiths dancing party next Friday eyeniug.
 Go aud hear Pro-. Balls lecture on phreaology at Pattoa's Opera House this evening.
 About two inches of snow fell on Saturday night. 1t was the first of the season aud it all disappeared yesterday.
 "Con" Meers. a we'll known A. x r. conductor, died as Arrow Head Spring, last Monday, December 3, of paralysis.
 Among the deputy marshals killed by the Cook gang in Indian Terri tory was a brother of Jen and Miss Ida Lefors of Prescott.
 A deed has been filed for record from the A. X ?. Railway Company to F. B. Perrin, for lands formerly belonging to the \. < r. iand grant.
 The Corner drug store has some original Brownies. which for uniqueness are hard to beat. They arc just the thing Co amuse the children.
 Duck hunters wore abroad in the land yesterday, three or four parties going out in as many different directions Thote has been nG yis- ible oyentocking us the duck market, however. up to date.
 Miss Sadie Archibald has opened an office ln the electric light build ing whore she is prepared to do stsnography and typewriting neatly and promptly. She is a capshle and deserving young lady and should receive a liberal patronage from those having work of this kind Co do.
 Samuel r. Putnam, president oi the American Free thought Fedora ton and author oi l00 years of Free thought, will deliver a course of lectures, m Prescott, during January. These lectures eill embrace The ology in its various phases. EgOlutiou rights of and pefsoaal liberty. Op portunity will be given for free criticism ant discussion after each lecture. Lecture free.
 Barney MeFaull started out on yesterday mornings train for Chas. NJ. Clark's Last Chance mining camp. to go to work. On tho way out, while the traiu was rounding s curve at pretty high tate ot speed. be was thrown out ot the caboose and rolled down over a steep em bankment. The accident was not discovered until the train reached the Last Chance siding. when it was discovered that a passenger was missing. Mccall, however, soon turned up in camp none the worsa for his experience, except a sort of tired feeling, as his first inquiry upol his arrival was as to the lo- cation of the bunk house.
 ca November 90 bills were sent from this office to numerous sub. scribers and patrons. They were what might be termed in parlia- mentary parlance. urgent neces- sity" bills. from the fact that the JoURNAL- MINER treasury is in some what the same condition as the financial institution over wh:eh Mir. Carlisle presides-empiy. Not being as good a hnancier as Mr. Carlisle we arc unable to dispose of a $50,OO,000 job lot of bonds, SO have been compelled to make au appeal to our friends for a pSst of the amount due us, at least. Several have already kindly responded to our appeal, and it is hoped that we may receive re- spoase of some kind from every oDe before January |,
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Hugh Burns is reported sick at Ash Fork.
 Judge Hawkins and several attor- neys left for Kingman yesterday.
 MT. aud Mrs. T. i. Butler have located in Los Angeles for tue win ter. after four months sojourn in San Diego.
 lhil Hart, of Congress, came ia last night as a witness in the exami. nation of Dave Jones, for shooting John Jones,
 Wm. Miller, of Congress, returned last night from visit to San Fran cisco.
 Major W. A. Rowe and Thomas Roach are in town from their respective mining camps, attending the session of the board of super yiSors.
 William Lindsley, Denver cap italist, arrived here last night on mining business.
 T. E. Peerey. Stanton; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fishrr, Briggs. and 4. A. Moore and [ d lv, Q. Walnut Grove, ara am ',,s the visitors in Prescott to-day.
 E. l.. Hart. an attorney of Cory don, Iowa. is in town looking after the interests of the devisees of the late Alexander II arris.'
 Mrs. G. A 5ray and hsr daughter Miss Myrtle Grandy left for Los An geles this morning where they ex- pect to spend the winter.
 
 E. A. S6ker a popular young man of Flagstaff, came in on last even ing's train on a flying trip going north again this morning. TUESDAYS Daily, December 10.
 The mercury took quite a drop | l.