Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-22
FRoM THURSDAYS DAILY. Court meets at g . .. m.

Court meets at g . .. m.
 Professor Thomas announces hi promenade concert in this issue.
 Mayor Garz, of Phenix, has resigned and an election to fill the vacancy vii be held December N.
 Reuben H. Rowe, . we'll known min ing man of Turkey creek, was in tovr to-day and called as this Onice
 The English ivy and mienonesss ir the window of Dr. Lincoln's drug stosc is the admiration of !osers Of the bean tiful
 "Dick" Hunter, . typo In the govern. ment printing office at Whipple, has been ordered to join his regiment a' Fort Lewis, Colorado.
 Mulvenon < Roach, Of Turkey ereek, have taken out five tons of ore within the last week which will average from oio0 to $500 per ton.
 The Daily Tombstone has been wrecked on the rocks of 6na acial sdver- sity. Will A. Nash, her captain. let her sink with flying colors.
 The Herald correctly says that Yava- pal county is without doubt entering upon a new era of mining that will once more place that county among the fore most Tn the territory in that respect.
 Ex-Secretary H. NJ. Van Arman has been appointed travelling passenger agent of the Southern Pacific in the ter ritory east of the Missouri river. north of St. Louis and west of Detroit and Toledo.
 Barrett Post c. A. R., has elected the following officers: W. F. R. Schindler, F. C.; w. J. O'Neill. s. V. C.; J. .H.A. Marsh, J. V. C.; James A. Guild, Q. M.; Dr. George D. Kendall, P. S.; John Dawson, o. D.; James Butler, O. G. i; Rev. Pierson, P.C.
 Why didn't you attend the Thomas concert last nightY "I didn't know anything about it. I wish l had been there, for I'll bet it was grand" "Grandi You are right it was! The brindle cat lost four inches of its tail and the black cat hasn't hair on its back. You bet ], was grand!"
 Readers of the Journal" are familiar with the recent tragedy near Ash Fork, Arizona, in which A man named Spen- cer was killed by a man named Cohen. At preliminary examination held in Prescott. Cohen was promptly ac- quilted. clearly proving that he had acted in seli-deiense.-Albuquerque Journal.
 The board of supervisors have let . s2.50o contract for sinking an artesian well in the cour. house plaza. By the terms O. the contract the contractor is to sink pipe until flowing water is se- cured ii the same may be encountered at depth of 800 feet, beyond which depth the work will cease.
 The Tempe News states the case thus. ly: Patience has ceasesed to be . virtue with us. and if those candidates elect on the democratic ticket, who promised "to sec rs" after election for our "enfloo- ance' do not call and satisfy us in some way, We shall be compelled to publish them to the world. They surely ought to fulfill promise made voluntarily on their part, and which they promised to fulfill by I'll that was great and good. Look out for our next issue, or the one following.
 Tho Norma SchooI.
 We are informed by residents of Tempe that the Normal school, under the management of Professor Farmer. is in mos, fiourishing condition and that he has all the pupils he can han dle. single handed. as he is. The need of 2 preparatory department is seriously tit- Numerous applications have been made, during the fall, for admission that were necessarily refused from the fact that the applicants were unable 10 pass She required examination for admission. There should be good liberal appro- rria,;nn made this winter by the legis- lasure for the Normal school, that suf- ticient assistance can be employed to establish preparatory department where the necessary standard of admit tance to the regular course can be at- tained and for the employment of addi- tonal help in the Normal course e well as for the purchase of necessary appara- tus, etc.-Herald.
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