Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
From Saturdays Daily.

Waterworks
 And shelter, too. Store the rain and catch
 The snow that is falling down. How will graded streets looki
 Will those bonds have a gold clause!
 A small portion of that blizzard IS on hand.
 Insure your property now and put in a water clause.
 If Prescott is wiped away, don't dam the dam.
 We knew that this snow storm meant something.
 Who will build the first steam launchi Two to one it will be call e1 Dewey.
 Goose Flat will live in memory like the Aztec people-a "has been"
 Won't the plaza look real sweet with blue grass, Sheriff Mundsi
 A slow bicycle ordinance should be passed at once. The boys will ride too fast on graded streets.
 Prescott will be a regular alfalfa town No. 2, and may have the pen if it is not drowned in the Gila.
 The pump on Granite creek will be lad up for repairs. Its 'sort of" sgueaky now. It is good so far as it goes but it don't go far.
 If the dam is built what is the matter with having the lake known after Buckley ONeill, the father of the project.
 Defeated candidates will find Salt River" accommodations right at home.
 Miss Nellie Worthington, a young lady who has many friends in this city. has returned from California to remain.
 The crown sheet of our contemp- orary was perforated again this morning and some more taxless tOots escaped consequently. 2If Prescott is fortunate enough to get the waterworks, and also fortu- nate enough to get the prison, We will have something to anchor 1t to.
 It is rumored that MT. Underhill intends to shortly put in a com plete mill for saving and polishing tho onyx from his quarry. It is an old saying that capital is cautious and moves slowly, but when these onyx people crystallze their plans Mayer will take a stride forward that will startle our neighboring towns.-Refex.
 Hon. E. E. Ellinwood, whose can didacy for the democratic nomina- ton for congress was so prominent ly mentioned and who came within just an "ace" of being favorably considered. came down yesterday from CocOnino county. Mir. Ellin- wood while a tireless partisan in the channel of political duties during a campaign, throws aside his demo cratic incIinations when the fun is of and mingles with all classes in a such genial fellowship that makes him popular with all. He is attend ance on court.
 Theodore B. Comstock, formerly director of the school of mines of Arizona, believes in a cabinet min ing department of the general gov ernment, an amendment doing away with apex rights, an act compelling full reports by mining companies compelling directors of mining com panies to be personally responsible for the truth of statements made ID a prospectus issued by their com pany, the appointment of expert witnesses by the court, and a rigid nspection.-Repub!ican.
 Judge Campbell, who went to Turkey creek to investigate the tragedy back of the finding of the remains of person near there, re- turned yesterday. He states that nothing whatever was secured from the body to identify the man, and ln consequence the murder is still wrapped up in mystery. He says however that the victim from all aP- pearances was evidently a white man, the clothing being of the best and the location of the body giving one the impression that a murder had been committed and the re- mains taken to an unusual spot.