Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30

{. Phenix.
 n ]. s. Green, of Jerome. arrived
 yesterday, making the trip in from
 that camp in five hours.
 1 FRIDAYS Daily, Jan. 25. Turkish Bath tonight. Lookout for the ad of the Elete tomorrow.
 Trains to the south arc now rum } ming regularly.
 r. l.. Wright and George McCanu
 leave for Los Angeles morrow.
 4 cold snap from the north is on.
 and strange as IL may seem it came
 without the assistance e; auy
 prophet.
 Thompson valley is said to have
 suffered greatly from the flood
 waters that passed through it. and
 many heretofore good ranches are gone.
 William Mitchell. the founder of
 Rumble Bee, Is in town to-day. He made the trip on horseback. for the reason he says he roads and coun- try are washed down to bedrock. Word has been received which sta ,es that Bucky O'Neiu is now in
 london, and will return at once to Arizona with big sack of English ! money Tor investment in this see ton.
 Prescott has been pretty well treated of late in being generously bathed, but up tO date there are several who have not undergone the ! elyslan experience of Turkish Bath. You eau get one to night at PattoD's opera house.
 The Chinese give a big dinner to- 1 night, at which several white guests will handle the oriental chop sticks. As no transportation facilities have been extended the epicurean de- pertinent of this office, eur readers will have to guess at the manouver- ing that will be gone through bv those who have been fortunate enough to be favored.
 John Roberts of Kirkland, while in town today said that Kirkland valley was a solid sheet of water in the recent storm, and that Sol. Jackson and family whose home is Tn the center of that valley, moved hurricdly to higher ground, fearing that the water would wash them away, as it did later a great amount of property.
 Most people adopt policy in the accomplishing of any object, aud sometimes they win by it. Mr. Archer who has desk in the Pal ace, will put you on to the successful operation of it. if you consult him often enough. His lee Is Irightfully low for tho gain, if you are just lucky enough.
 4 freq thought blowout Is booked For Monday night, at which the banner wilt be carried by several recruits to this oifaanied doctrine. General Putnam and his Lieutenant, Dr. Miller, promise to speak plsialy and eloqueatly Of the great Thomas Paine and others of tho same be- lief. Nothing takes so immensely we'll in this burg as a free show of any kind. so the event should call for packed house.
 Among the new irrigating pro- jecIs now under active headSay, by 1 which 1t Is proposed to utilize the waters of the Verde, Is that ol the ] Hudson Reservoir and Canal Com 1. pany, a syndicate recently formed ] in Msricopa county. They propose 1 to irrigate many thousand acres 1 aud are handsomely equipped with l tho necessary capital to accomplish I their work. In speaking of the pro- ] jeet, William Mitchell who was ia | Prescott to-day. says 1t is one or the !. grandest schemes to reclaim land [ tnat has ever been undertaken, the | source from which 1t will q rive water being one Cf the most feasible | iu accomplishing at comparatively | small outlay. Mir. Mitchell is well ! versed in the topos raphy of the sec tio1 where the water will ba secured. l and like others believes it to be but i the forerunner of solving great problem in irrigation affairs.
 Twas ever thus. When a good | troupe like the lively and humorous Turkish Bath comes to town, the ! first night is q slim one in attend | ance. When . dramatic comhina- ton comes along, aud gives us a mourniul dose of death like in East | Lynn. and heart broken rural jay | like Uncle Silas, the opening nlght | is jammed and so on is every per ! formance treated similarly. The | cares of life nowadays are gloomy | enough during business hours in- stead of having it rubbed still | further in in two hours sit in some | play house. At least this is our conception of the business. Last | night the performance was an | excellent one, being made so from | the lively manner and humorous l nature given to Il throughout. It was real funny from beginning to ! { end, and nothing dragged. Miss | Marie Heath was as winsome as | ever. while the ladies and gentle | men associated with her were like wise very good, particularly old boy 'McGoogle, who was here on the 1 ] theatrical peat before with Miss Heath. While the play has no particular plot, it neverthe less has the best ability on the road m spark specialties. Go and buy a ticket tonight, and our word for it you will be more than pleased and never think what it cost.
 h speaking of the existence of small pox in the Morrell family, Dr. Day. the county physician, who has charge of the eases, called on Us to- day on an explanatory mission. He eavs fbas all nf fha vfptinas ara puf