Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Cloudy weather. And still no rain.
 Train two hours late to-day. Attend the concert Friday night. Mrs. D. w. Thorne is quite sick. Dull times, these, for the news hun ter.
 Four of Culver's big teams arrived to-day.
 Railroad tickets bought aud so'i as \. Aitken's. Gila county's assessmeut foots up N.e5s.s62.
 Paris green. for pots,oe bugs. at Hills hardware store. Tucson sends $5oO!OOo every year to California for produce. Read new advertisement in this issue of Blake < O., assaycrs.
 John stephens has brought up fine saddle horse from his range.
 Oh. for good smokei Aitken has ,-,he Key West Bouquet" Bed.bug powders. ia quantities Co suit, at the Corner Drug Store. u When you want go,d cigar, i'm. ported or domestic. go to Ford's. ie27
 This has been the hottest summer experienced in Arizona since its settle ment.
 Judge E. W. Fren,h has resigned e foreman of hose company No. {. The vacancy has not yet been 6lled.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency ir the same, in Prescott.
 ithas been noted that . man who wants to find fault will do co. even if he has to sit up all night and look for it.
 Sam Hill has commenced the srec- ton of a corrugated iron building Gx50 feet, which he will use as . warehouse
 All parties desiring dental work done should call on Dr. Waite at his office over the postofiice, before Aug. 10th. . Numerous cases of pros'ration and several deaths from heat have occurred in the Salt and Gila river valleys this year.
 The only place in town you can buy choice Honey, in one pound sections, from the Verde Valley, is at A. Aitken's.
 Mrs. Jennie Oliver will leave on Wednesday or Thursday of this week for visit to San Diego, for the benefit of her health.
 Aiken is we'll supplied with choice, fresh fruit, candies and nuts. Best brands of cigars and tobacco, cigarettes, etc, etc.
 According to cur contem s.orary, the JouRNAL-MISER is very numerous organ, as it is getting to yell "organ" on every occasion.
 Fritr Schmidt, who has for several years been a trusted employee of Mar. tin Maier, will leave in few days for a visit to his native land in Germany.
 Geo. Arthur A lien came up from Walnut Grove this morning, and says there was cloud burst in Copper Ba- sin, yesterday, which washed the road very badly along copper creek. He found it difficult to travel in some places.
 Merchants, business men and proies- sional men are requested to call at this office and examine work and get prices before sending abroad for job work. We are con- -tantly adding to our job type all the latest and newest designs, and are willing to do work at req sona- ble prices.
 The Huachuca water pipe bursted last night at the corner of Fremont and Fourth street causing the water to run down the street for several blocks. The root of cottonwood had grown under the pipe and raised it grad uslly until it could stand the pressure no longer.-Prospector. Brick" Pomeroy. the widely kno VII author and editor, at 234 Broadway, New York, will, on receipt of 90 cents. send as directed, a sample copy of one of his interesting books entitle q, "Our- selves and our Neighbors;" also cnpy of his very independent and original monthly magazine, Advance Thought" And you will read every line each con- | tains.
 Las Vegas, New Mexico people com. plain that there is SO much hair Tn the water, from the dead cats and dogs thrown into the reservoir, that 1t chokes up the nozzles of the hose, so that they can't sprinkle their door yards. And in Philadelphia. The | Times estimates that the fluid fur nish- ed the people of that city is "About 25 per cent. water"
 Mir. w. o. Secor, civil engineer from Albuquerque, to whom the contract was awarded by the government for the survey of township 25 north, range 6 east, arrived in town on the 7th inst, with six assistants, and is proceeding with the work. The above named township is s good one with consider able agricultural land and considers- bic water. Old Fort Morini, now known as Fort Rickerson, headqusr
 ters of the A Cattle company, being situated on this townhip.-C hampton Navajo Farming