Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24

i Mrs A. Akers, mother oi Charles and
 James Akers, met with painful acci'
 dent on Saturday evening by falling on
 the sidewalk and breaking the bone oi
 her left arm near the shoulder. After
 sustaining the injury sh. heroically
 resumed her way home and then called
 in medical sssistance.
 1 No man should get mad because a
 newspaper duns him for money. A dun
 Is not an impeachment on subscribers 1 integrity, but simply an outcropping of the publishers necessities. For in. 1 stance. thousand men o~e s man $l to s4 each He has to dun them to get money |" Day expenses. Instead ot geiti,s mad because the editor asks him for hls honest dues, the subscriber sboaid thank the editor for waiting 50 l'st'ently.-romona Progress. Th A huquerquc Citizen in its re- port of the second days hose race st the lair, in which the Albuquerque team won. pays tho following compliment to the Prescott team: "rhe time being announced the captain of the Prescott team. he IL ssid he Is . gentleman, i'm mediately called his team together and they gave tn, ee rousing cheers for shc victorious Albuquerques. This is a courtesy the Albuquerques forgot the day before when they were beaten in the dry test race, but they responded yesterday"
 Governor rritle has started in again with all the old time energy. vim and enterprising spirit for which he was noted during the per od that he was governor as we'll ss after he retired to private life. He yesterday perfected
 articles of incorporation of the Tritie Water Company, the prime object of which IS to build large water storage enterprise just east of town. Surveys, which he completed yesterday, demon strated that dam constructed at the site selected for the purpose would raise the water to level with the city hall porch.
 The National Tribune, of . recent date. records the death of Mother Mon ics, formerly the mother superior ef St Josephs Academy here. Her death will be deeply deplorcj by her numer- ous friends in Prescott and vicinity. The following Is the notice of her de- mise which appeared in the Tribune; "Mother Nj nics. of ;he order of the Sisters of St. Jos 'ph. died at Chest nut Hill, Philadelphia, on Friday last. She was one ot the pioneers nf the order in this country, and was one of the ten sisters of her order vino saw services in the field hospitals during the wal While on duty on the U. S $. Mon. Adnock she had narrow escape from an exploding shell.
 The bald-headed editor of the St. Johns Herald gives vent to his "pent 
 up Utica" feelings in the following mournful lsmentation: There are more pretty young ladies in this town than any other town of like size in the territory But, alas why should we gloat over this fact, for in the mstri-
 monlal line our name is Dennis. Still,
 We cannot contain cur indignant Jp, when at every turl We see these-sup-
 po.ed intelligent young ladies' giggle and laugh and almost go into mysteries over the sil,y sayings of some callow youth, who has not brains enough 10 go in out oi the wet. Even If We do squint through pair of spectscles and haven't hair enough on the top of our
 head Co till lady's pin-cusbion, this, il, our private opinion. is not sufficient
 cause for the cold shoulder. We will continue to lye-in hopes--if we never "gt thar"
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