Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
MONDAYS Daily. Feb. II.

The reservoir on the hill is full, although not shaky.
 Every member of the gun club made a clean score yesterday.
 It may not be out ot order to say that snow fell Saturday night.
 To show of your intellectually, it is proper to wear creased pants, so it is said.
 Geo. H. Cook is said by the Republican of Phenix, to be very sick in that city.
 Chief Prince is not what his name would indicate when it comes to handling the hobo.
 Lookout for what O. c. Williams the popular clothing man will have to say in a new ad.
 If Arbor day had been properly observed. what a nice starter the trees would have had.
 If the local option bill becomes a law our doctors ought to do very healty business in writing out pre- scriptions.
 Mfr. Patton, of the opera house, will have a big ad in soon, making a liberal reduction to those who wish to ~hire a hall"
 We ought to make application For a signal office in this city. The weather man of the Hassayampa gives up the job.
 Prescott is getting to be a genuine hobo center. Wonder II the element thinks the streets are paved with gold. like it used to be of old.
 There is one distressing feature of the storm ol Saturday night. lt was not the worst that has ever visited this section for a wonder.
 Messrs Burke and Hickey are highly appreciative of the Prescott fremen and 1t is said they will ban ouet the entire department some evening this week.
 A clothing drummer took in a stranger, by guaranteeing perfect it. He lived up to his word, as his victim has been in a fit ever slnce he put on the "duds."
 Free thought discourses are to commence again in this city. We wish to amend them, by inserting .two ounce gloves" if the fight IS to become general one again A woman in California registered at hotel as Mrs. Jane Jones and husband" Gentlemen just see what we may expect if that woman sui frage bill passes the Arizona legis' lature.
 More misery: Ariola's brass band of Phenix is preparing to come up to Prescott. The only way for us to play even is to send the Citizens band down there to toot back at them.
 Whenever a rain or snow IS brew ing nowadays the average resident of West Prescott grasps his baro- meter and loads up his dark lantern and makes for the bed of Granite | Creek, to watch and wait.
 A very lengthy legal document has been filed in the District Court Clerks office by w. H. Barnes, at torney for G. W. Henry, President of the Henrietta Company. The mill has been closed down in conse- ouence and the mine shut up.
 Ministers of the gospel are pitch ing into the daily papers of the east. From the manner in which the religious controversy was re- centlv carried on in our columns this paper also was pitched into Nothing like being in style.
 Charles Donaldson exhibits con siderable gold dust taken from the Weaver gulch recently. In his collection thereis very large sized nugget valued at over $60 No wonder people are afflicted with gold bugism after seeing so much of the "yaller" stuff.
 The marriage of Waiter Cook and Miss Della Burdge took place to, day in this city. The groom is well known throughout the county and car-;es the good wishes nf many Tor his future welfare and happiness