Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02
SATTRDAY,S DAIIN

SAIU RDAI DAILY
 w. G. Mcdonald, of the J. NJ. Den his Lumber company. of Coconino county, Is in town on business con nected with the land office.
 J. H. Collins, on behalf of R. H. Burmister and A. Averyt, instituted mandamus proceedings yesterday be fore the district court to compel the city recorder to place their names on the city official ballot The question involved was one as to the right of a candidate already on one ticket to have his name placed on a second ticket. Judge Sloan's decision was tbat be could have his name on as many tickets as be received nomina- tons, or as many as petitions duly signed were presented and filed for him.
 The text of the sermon to- morrow evening at the Congrega- tional church will be: The Book of Our Life"
 Voices From the Dying Century" will be the subject of the evening service. and ''The Indestiuclible l.av" that Of the morning se.vire at the Methodist church, Marina street. tomorrow.
 The Hook and Ladder company will have a blowout tonight in their hall. ,o which all the city firemen and fheil. friends are invited
 Bush" Anderson formerly a resi- dent of Prescott was narrated in Phe- nix recently.
 J. H. Jacks left this morning for an outing on Walnut creek. s1e will put his time in hunting pig game.
 J. J. Fisher returned last night from a professional visit to Jerome. He states that test was made a few days ago of the new water system of the town, intended for use for fire purposes only. and that the test was highly successful.
 Fed Brecht is moving into the house recently occupied by Sheriff J. l.. Munds.
 The mercury registered ten de- grees above zero this morning.
 Miss Roberta Akers. daughter of Ms. w. c. Campbell has returned to Prescott to spend her holiday vaca- ton.
 Duncan Campbell, son of Judge w. c Campbell. is in Prescott to spend his holiday vacation.
 Mrs. Geo. \. Gage, of Tempe, is visiting relatives in Prescott.
 Mrs. Frank Ryland has gone to PneniX to reside. She was formerly a resident of Wickenburg, where she owns some valuable mining proper ties.
 Arizona, it seem iTcn a Colorado telegram, is indebted to that state for its present cold wave. The.telegram in question says: "A blizzard has been raging in this state for the past thirty six hours. The cattlemeu expect to l lose much stock on the range. Seri- . Ous misgivings are expressed for the safety of the miners in the Coonado and other mines on she mountains. l who are penned in at an altitude of i4,000 feet" The present cold wave here is evidently an off shoot of the Colorado blizzard.
 Prescott Hotel arrival: George Puntenny. Chino valley: Mrs $ C| Chaniel, Peoples valley; J W G Myerth, PheniX; Miss Genung. Pee pies valley; Mrs B s Snider, Mayer.
 Jim-and Sing, proprietors of the Winsor Hotel dining room prior to the fine have taken a lease on the new Kastner dining room on the north side of the plaza and opened it for business today. The dining room is elegantly fitted up and has an en- trance through hall independent of the saloon. Private rooms gre at tached where meals can be 5e,.yed to private parties.
 Mir. Srowbiidge has opened his rail road dining room at the depot, and the hungry can be led there with the best ihat the market affords. Mir. StowOridSe will give special terms to regular boarders. The reputation he has established for himself as cater CT as manager of the Skull valley eat ing house for several years is a sufii- cient guarantee of the quality of the table and service here.
 A waiter in a hotel at ElLins. w. Va, was shot and fatally wounded bv a railroad contractor because he did not wat upon the later as quickly as he though, he should.
 Graham Shaw, clerk in drug store at JJspei, Alabama. was acci- deG,a!'y sho, and hilled on Tnursday night. During the evening Guy OEesr, prominent young man of lhe place, and another young man came iu,0 the store and getting o,t thel pistols began 10 examine ,hen. C t.edrs gun Wu- acc.del.a..- dis charge. .ae bali striking Shaw m the iAlr -Itlp lfr-tf fiur.sp,r b. .l-,..... -.........