Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-13
THURSDAYS DAILY

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 Did Prescott squeeze the Lemon, or vice versai
 Chas. Allabach, an ex-printer is in town today.
 Dr. J. s. Barrett has returned from his trip east.
 The Lemon crop in Prescott has fallen of recently.
 Jesse Yoakum's family arrived here J recently from California.
 There was a change in B. F. Mur- phys condition for the worse today.
 A telephone message from Senator last evening stated that the snow there was three feet deep.
 E. B. Modem was, last evening, ab- pointed clerk of the city council by Mayor Burmister and confirmed by the council.
 A cave occurred in the mine at Je- rome on Tuesday, by which a man named Brisk was killed. He was buried yesterday.
 A. Blumberg will leave tomorrow or next day for the east to purchase stock of up to date goods for his new up to date store, which he expects to occupy next month.
 An expert ornithologist reports that the birds which focked together in Prescott by the thousands this winter for water were bull fnches. A few of them still remain here.
 The auction sale of furniture which was to take place yesterday at 223 West Gurley street, was postponed until Saturday, February, g at 1 o'clock sharp on account of the storm.
 Wells, Fargo & Co. sent Cap. J. D. Milton a check the other day for S4,0C0 and has paid his hospital ex- penses for the part he bravely played in the Fairbanks hold up when he was badly shot in the arm.
 The annual election of officers of Mechanics Hook and Ladder company will take place at the regular monthly meeting, to be held this evening at s o'clock, and all members should at tend. Geo Giles, Foreman. ' Word has been received in Prescott that Sam Pedgrift, the plasterer and brick man, who left Prescott very un- ceremoneously recently is at Homo | lulu. It is also given out that he in tends to return to Prescott and square up all his bills.
 Manager Martin of Dake's opera house has opened negotiations with the Andrews Opera company, for a season of Standard opera in English, and can secure this well known organiza- tion, providing sufficient number of subscribers can be secured to make the company the necessary guarantee.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, Feb. 6: H NJ Hubbard, New York; NJ Donovan, St Louis: c F Morgan, San Francis co; NJ Freeman, Kausas City; Hugo R Burger, Denver; Thos Burke, Geo Thompson. Jerome; Luther Look, Los Angeles; Wm Park. Williams; c R Allabach, Meath, Ariz.
 MT. Ed McHugh, who plays the part of Jem Mason in Human Hearts, which comes to the Dake opera house on Feb. F, is an artist with the same quiet methods of Sol Smith Russell, and during the past season gained high praise largely through his natural magnetism, facial quaintness of manner and dry sense of humor In this famous play he has achieved complete 
 After a steady and heavy fall of snow for several hours yester- day afternoon and evening the weather cleared up just after dark and the mercury dropped to six degrees below the freezing point, at which point it remained stationary all night. During the latter part of the night snow again commenced falling and continued during the day, the snow fall being greater than at any time for years. Plenty of water to last now until the summer rains occur is pretty well assured, as there is almost cer- tain to be more storms during the spring months.