Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
TUESDAYS Daily, Jan, 15.

What disoase will result from he rain.
 N burglayios arc rap rtel to day. SO far.
 There is m Dney lost every day in own-g nnbling.
 D D.et Tea. Can juice anl hot fo Ii anl Jerry at tho Sag 1rao. To niglt's spath train is over two a,ifs late. cause by the heavy rains.
 The legislalivs song aud dau,v will cOmneuc1 noxt Monday in Phonix.
 Tho appointment of $. r. B han q, deputy sheriff has hsen filed fJr record.
 Iageni ,as burglar alirms are beiug m, 6 in this city at present, rom teu-psnpy nails up to d5 cali orS devices.
 1 W. H. Calve-, the victim of Mon- d " mornings robbery k ali right again. and is as clever as ever ia ihe taeatrical line.
 ll1 Tohaye caInte. Arizon, !, with a population of hu, i.50J wn gte D 'bple 1 produced $l.5000J If iser the last year, or $l 900.
 Born, in Prescott. January If, 1895, to Mf. and Mrs. II K Rehn, of Chaparral, daughter Mother and child doing we'll.
 Ifthe boss burglar will hereaft r confine his operations until a few hours before our press time, we'll feel gratifed for the news.
 Barney Sherry of Congress to-day enriched the county S50, for little rough fun he had with his partner at the above place, few days ago.
 A horseman tried to cross Granite creek to day, but gave 1t up. The only human agency that can get the best of that stream is city council man.
 Photographic reports received to- day from all points to the South on the s. F. F. & P.. states that rain is falling heavily, and that all streams are running full.
 Granite creek is running a full head today, and if the rain con- tinues through the night, much | da,aa0a will result tO property along it's course.
 The two weeks reunion services of Prescott churches is the cause of the heavy heavenly down pour said . deyout eeclesiastie to-day. i There is free thought camp run ming also, so Ne will even up honors and call it 8 case of half and half.
 Alderman Smith. chairman of the street committee. has put on hls official gloves and will soon notify sidewalks owners to fxup. He says be expects to be called all sorts Of Sunday school names in consequ- ence. but sidewalks and streets must be. repaired, if his dignity suffers or his feeling are iaceFated. Go it, Barney.
 The rendition of East Lynne last night was in keeping with the ex- cellent performances of the past by the Payton company. Miss Keene, particularly, is very highly spoken of in the role she assumed, and many tears were shed over the feei ing manner in which her part Of Madam Vinne was giveu. She is an excellent actreess many position, the best iu fact Prescott has ever had the pleasure of listening to.
 The building of the s. r. P. & P. is an advertisement to this section that lev seem t) appreciate. Many strangers who have arrived here in the past few days say the building of this road is now known all over the Union, Prescott coming in for a generous mention also in connection with it. From the tide of travel this way ot late, is seems only can did to remark that at last we are known on the outside.
 During the dark nights that art prevailing at present, the town has an Egyptian hue to it which is made blacker by the idea that some hold up is lurking near. To remedy the present appearance of our streets, the electric light would go long ways to relieve the town of the gloom it is now affected with, and the cost would be bat nominal com pared to the security given. The city council should endeayor to place a few lights around the city. as it seems to be somewhat of a universal desire on tbe part of many to see this improvement extended.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 A. Falco and wife are visiting in Los Angeles, for the present, stop ping at the Hollenbeck.
 J.E. Jones, formerly editor of the Flagstaff Democrat, bu. now Dis trict Attorney of Coconino county, | is in Prescott on legal business.
 Hon. E. ]. Babbitt, councilman elect from COconino, and also one of the heaviest mercantile dealers in northern Arizona, is visiting Pres cott, stopping at the Burke. He is en route to the capital to enter on his duties.
 Louis StJames anu John Kir- wagen came in on the noon train to- day from Jerome. The former is an route to Phenix to spend the winter.
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