Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-02-05
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 "The man behind the snow shovel' was in evidence today.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Wood have re- turned from their visit east.
 Capt. L. D. Phillips left on today's train for business trip to Los Ange- les.
 F. W. Morrison, the well known young attorney of Kingman, is in town.
 Walter Collins, the son of J. H. Collins, broke his leg recently while coasting. Rev. H. B. Long will preach at the union services at the Baptist church tonight.
 A gentleman from Williams says that the snow was eighteen inches deep there yesterday.
 The snow fall up to noon yesterday aggregated ten inches, as reported by Weather Observer w E. Day.
 Ed Shumate is moving doday into his new and commodious quarters in Hotel Burke.
 Smiley Jones, former superinten- dent of the Empire mine, returned to Prescott yesterday accompanied by his brother.
 The gentleman who can find pleas urable amusement by shoveling snow can have a most exhilirating time these days.
 A man named Bronz is reported to have been killed at Ash Fork re- gently by being struck by Santa Fe train.
 ~Winslow schools have closed tenn porarily on account of scarlet fever, two cases being reported in the town. H. B. c. Webb, representing the Pioneer Roll Paper company of Los Angeles, is in town taking orders for the firm.
 At the recent meeting of the terri torial bar association in PheniX. R. E. Morrison was elected president; F. H. Hereford. vice president, and Thomas J. Prescott of Phenix. secre- tary and treasurer.
 The funeral of the late Michael Diskin took place this afternoon at 2o'clock from his late residence in East Prescott, and was largely at tended. Deceased was 43 years old and was miner by occupation.
 Another spow storm commenced last evening. or the same one which was here before began where it left off and snow continued to fail during the night, covering the ground to depth of about ten inches.
 A new drink called .fusfugle" has has reached Denver. The Post says it is so powerful in its effects that two drinks will cause an old hardened married man to go home and make an insane endeavor to kiss Lis wife.
 The Masons have changed their meeting nights from the last Satur day night in the month to the last Friday night of each month. The next regular meeting under this change will be held on Friday night of this week.
 The name of the young man who died on Granite street yesterday morning was William Rickabaugh. He arrived in Prescott only a few days ago from California where he had gone for the benefit of his health and death was-the result of hemor- rhage of the lungs. His relatives live in Jackson, Ohio, the former home of Forest Supervisor Frank R. Stewart. and he received a telegram today asking that the grave be prop erly marked, which he will attend to. Interment will be Tn the Citizens cemetery tomorrow.
 Two men were burned to death and another horribly burned in an old abandoned pump house of the Santa Fe railroad, one mile south of King man. The men had made a fire in the house and while they were asleep the fire caught in the building de- stIoying it and burning the two men to ashes. One man. George Williams, escaped from the burning bnilding. but is so badly burned that he can not live. Sheriff Lcyin. who saw the fire, met Williams about half way between town and the pump house and was told by him that he had called the others when he es- capped from the building, but thought they were dead. On the sheritf's ar rival he discovered the remains lying in the fire. The sash and door to the pump house were removed some time ago when the company removed the shack and the shack has since been a rendezvous for the genus tramp.
 The Woman's Home Companion for February is notable for it's timeli ness. Washington Neglected Birthplace" 'The Carnival of Mard Gras," and an article on the singel -Heink are especially ap prOpriate to the season. Deeds O Heroism of Women in the Civil War tells of the bravery of two arml nurses. Marriage Customs" illus trates the queer ceremonies in Arabi; an,k. Zuiuland. "Nomen's Clul Houses" and the reproductions O two paintings by Bbrne-JOues, mak' attractive pictorial features The fic tion includes the ii:iai chapters of th' ReincarceratIon of Captain Johl Radnor," ''The Superintendent an, the Baby" by E. L Sabin, and 9Th Magician's Office Boys,' by Tudo Jenks. Published by the Crowell 6 kirkpatrick O., Springfield, Ohio one dollar d year; ten cents a copy sample copy free.