Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-13
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
 Read the 4th of July programm to-day.
 The stray COW must go. So say tn city authorities.
 Thos. H. Graham left this morninl for his home a: Payson.
 Services at all the churchis to-mol
 row. Attend one of them.
 Lively times are anticipated at tht
 cowboy tournament to-day.
 The 4th of July Horribles promise tt
 be more horrible than ever.
 Probate Judge O'Neill took in tn,
 "doings" at Williamson valley to-day. | The office of the Arizona Ore Com
 pany, recently destroyed by fire, is be-
 ing rebuilt.
 | Lieut.. Slavens, Fourth Cavalry, has
 been appointed recruiting officer al
 Fort Lowell.
 Whipple Barracks will join in the 1 patriotic observance of the 4th. We
 welcome them.
 w. R. Clark, who recently arrived
 from the east, has been employed in { the store of Mrs. Sullivan. Hon. Harris Baldwin has been select ed to 'eliver the oration on the Fourth of July He will be equal to the Occa- sion.
 J.Q. Stephens, of the Tragic market, has been making extensive purchases of beef cattle, for the Los Angeles mar ket.
 Over thirty tons of machinery, tools, provisions, etc, were recently sent to the Congress. Shull & Austin did the freighting.
 It is said that Los Angeles butcher. by the name of Lyons, is doing some tail lying about Arizona stockm en, and Arizona beef.
 Two cents per pound gross is the price now being paid for good beef cat tie delivered on the line of the railroads in nsrthern Arizona.
 Companies B and c, Ninth Infantry, have been ordered to Whipple Barracks, which will make on their arrival five companies stationed there.
 The Palace restaurant Is very pOpu- lar with lovers of good esting, as Fong Murphy, the celebrated cook, seems to thoroughly understand how to tickle the most fastidious palate.
 c. R. Martindell, the Gurley street insurance man, has been on the sick list for the past few days. He expects to be able to attend to business early next week
 The committees and managers of the l coming Fourth of July celebration are working night and day to insure a suc- cess They should receive the support | of our citizens.
 Geo. T. Bray and Miss Hattie De Bord were married at Kansas City, on the 7th inst MT. Bray is a nephew of T. c. Bray of Prescott, and Miss De- Bord is a sister of F. NJ. DeBord, for merly resident of this city.
 W. H. Birdsall, O Groom creek, met his wife at the depot yesterday, Mrs. Brdsall having just arrived from New York City. They immediately went put to Groom creek, where Mrs. B. will spend the summer.
 The Hoof and Horn, this week, says: It is stated that the approaching erm of the district court will see a strong effort made to indict number ,f parties suspected of being too handy n using their own brands on other peoples cattle"
 In the matter of the dispute between he Toughs and Dudes, as to the redit received at the last two fires, the board of fire delegates, at the meeting leld last night, declared stand-ofi, hus giving neither company credit. John F. Coyle has branched out in and has established himself , n Cortez street, at the stand fOrme rly coupled by Sam Williams. Johnny first-class blacksmith, and should eceive a share of the patranage of the 'ublic. We bespeak for him success. We would call attention to the ad- ertsement of the Fourth of July com nittoe. The complete programme will e found in another column. It will epay careful perusal. The mana CTS present very attractive list of  We have been requested to state that 7hile the citizens generally have sub cribed pretty literally to the coming of the Fourth of July, that wing tC the extensive arrangements ow in hand, and the many novel fea- ( nres in contemplation, by the comm ees, that there is no possibility of the t of the affairs having any too c luch money at their disposal. It is an tier imposi ility for the committee to C Interview every person, and any one q 'ho has not been personally interview | in the matter, can find the subscrip- on paper at J. w. Wilson X Co.'S my amount, however, small,. will be lost thankfully received, duly credited, nd expended to the best advantage
 Beer Bottling Business.
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