Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-16
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FROM McspAy'S DAILY.
 1 St. Jshps has new doctor. l PA. Craig us celebrated his sixtsetl
 birthday to-day,
 hn. Nm. Wukerssn csme up frou
 PheniI on last syss tugs stage.
 c. ". Ford oiaims ts have tho fines
 assortment of pipes in town. Call and
 sec them.
 There are very fcw vsc,at baildinsr
 left in Prescott now, of cit her bssiDsss
 sr residences.
 Wilson { Norris wsEo ass scisted with F.. G. Ssaferi in the defeisse of Am
 srsse, at Eingman.
 Jerry baftsn. former resident 0! Cocsise county. arrived in Prescott |
 feS days since, and will locate here. F NJ. Sanford and family left for
 Csliterais to-day. where the latter will spend a couple of moaths waiting. Major A. s, Kimbali. chief guar ter
 master, sdvertises in this issue for re-
 pcsals for military supplies at read stations.
 Mrs. D. J. Sullivan returned ts-slsy rem her trip east. during which she purchased large and varied sisek of gosds.
 Services ~ill bs held in tho Msrins street church oa Tsesjsy, Wednesday and Thursdsy evenings oi this. week to which the public is invited.
 J.W. wilssa received by express te- day two trios of fine chickens irsaa the east. Oae was of the Lansshan variety, and the e,her light Brshpsas. Ne will forward thsa to his Skull valley ranch
 Ar. aud Mrs. Alvord Aiken left on ! y yesterdays train for Portland, Oregon, where tse latter will spend the summer | with her mother. Mrs V. A Rowe. hE. Aithea will retsra in about six wesks after visiting the principal points of interest in oregea asd Csiiier.is.
 Of the sir hundred and nineteea for eign voters iu this county, tbe great register oi tue ceaRty shows saly one affected by the law passed by the Zs- lick legislature which prohibits foreign born citizens from voting on 6rst pa per.. Under thls law & man must have .aken out sis iusl papers before he is allowed toyots.
 The Jenness- Miller Magazine for April $ the largest and most complete num- Der oi this well-ksown publication ret given to the public. The sys- eu ci dress advocated sy this nsgsfise is new in such constant se- l nAnd, that the present issue of the aagszins ssvetes eleven pages ts dis 'ussien and presentation ei most artm- ic styles in gowns, wraps, etc.. The Irticles on Physical Culture, published grow constantly mere iu- and srs the best papers on his subject that have ever been writ en. .Tke Use and Abuse of the Dance" by Laura Giadings, Is inter sting ia it's historical suggestiyensss nd tn its prsse Rtstion oi reasons why anSing shsuld be regarded ss esssn- s i@' in Fhvsicsl culture l
 The Sc JeAas Her.ld says .Ast lhs -seg sege ia oan,y aTs becoming ss..
 ays 'u hidiag their voTs They will ? iA 8 steer si1F the AiJs lsom oae haiI be carcass. cut all the meat lrsa ths ones on the aids skinned, turn the aai- c isl over SC that the side un- l. kinnsd will ss uPpermest and have { ss appearance of having been unmo- t 'stsd. Any one riding the range. com ts sg scrsss the carcass, would naturally w link the anisal had died natural D cath, but fl they were to take the roeS.e te Investigate a little more q 'oseiy. would snd that bali the hide, as n ell as half the meat was gone. A iayordems fer large sheep-mau In :; ew MeKico, said that ke always killed I l.. is beef in the brush; .hst if any one .l lsuld ride up on him while he was en- aged in the jsb. that he would try to =, Ill the man.