Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-01
Boom the picnic.
 The country nseds rain. Collection day ThursdAy.

bOom the picnic.
 The eountry nseds rain. Collection day ThursdAy.
 Nay Day picnic tomorrow.
 A.A. N ore vent home today. Who will he the mex, sapcrvisorf l To-morrow will he book peer day. l Attend the centennial exercises to
 night.
 Church service was we'll attended
 this morning.
 l Attend the exercises at the Opera
 House tonight.
 w. H. Smith left for his Williamson
 valley ranch to-day. Orick Jackson left this morning. on
 an Assessins tour.
 ] Most of the business houses were
 closed at l o'clock to-day. Deputy Sheriff Hickey returned last night from The Needles. James l.. Black will round up the tax payers of FlsgstaT this year. One hund,ed years ago today the first president was inaugurated.
 We'll water is used at the Bridge bath house. Always pure and clean.
 Geo E. Brown is assessing along the line cf tho Atlantic & Pacific railroad.
 Our city pressnted beautiful holi. day appearance with its bunting to-day.
 Phcnix papers intimate that Governtr zuiick has purchased the Phen:x Ga xette.
 E. Randolph has filed his oath of office and bond d constable of Will liams.
 Judge Brooks is being visited by one of his brothers. who is accompanied by his wife.
 Thomas King. the Verde stockman. | is spending the national holiday in Prescott.
 Our clubbing and remium rates are | for cash in advance. See our offers | 
 Miss Amy Dwyer accompanied Mrs. French to Walnut Grove. today, for months visit.
 Prescott shade trees have donned their summer clothes \ month earlier than last year.
 A cowboy tournament is talked of at the wind up of the Williamson valley rodeo this year again.
 Joseph Cook. of Williamson valley, left for home this morning with a wagon load of supplies +
 The Misses Foley, daughters of M. J. Foley, of Fairview, are visiting Mrs. in Prescott.
 A very neat programme. printed in ,olors, has been executed at this office or to-nights exercises.
 A number of our Tonto Basin friends Ire not in love with the move which transfers them into Gila county.
 Deputy Recorder J. M. Aitken says ,e could to about twice the amount of business that IS offered at present h
 Tho nine o'clock services at the Methodist church this morning were vell attended. and were of an interest ng character. t
 Samuel N. Hawk, special agent of he land office, arrived on last nights . ain, to take the position made vacant y Col. Bevans' removal.
 It Is sincerely hoped that the report . true that Mir. Bullock intends to com. hence the construction of the railroad outh at an early day. The statement Ia published in Phe. 'ix that a company with vast capital n ready cash arc at present negotia- c ing with B,llock for the purchase of s he latter's line irom Prescott to the Itlautic X Pacific, and further, that he moment the sale is consummAted | I he first move of said company will be e , push ahead the construction of the ne from Prescott to Phenix.
 The meeting at the court house last ight was we'll attended, showing that C UT people are interested in the devel- q pment of ths mining resources of this \ ,ction. The following committee was ppointed to confer with Mir. Rock i oil to-day concerning his proposition. nd report: K. H. Burmister, Joseph George Sines, F. M. Mur- c hy. w. w. Vanderbilt, Levi Bashford, is w. Wilson, Fred Brecht. u Judge Wright, Col. Hough and liar. P s Baldwin, Esq, will deliver short I, dresses tonight, and Professor Lam- right will read paper. The exercises ill he interspersed with music, among ,e selections being "The Centennial ymn, composed for the occasion, and = E, hich will be- sung to-day from the At . ntic to the Pacific oceans. Exercises - i'll commence at 6 30 o'clock. ---------------,S-- s-z---z-<--s--=@=I ID
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