Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
FROM TgEspAY's DAILY,

Miss Daisy Randall has returned ire ' California
 Dressmaking: satisfaction guarau teed Prices reasonable, at Rsndals, ,je Railroad tickets bought and soli s
 s. aitken's.
 Associate Justice Sloan is due ol this evenings train.
 A. W. Csllen (0ld Grizrly) left fo the east this morning.
 Concert this evening by the Nintl Infantry band at Whipplc.
 Go te Rsndsls for barg aims in L sdie.
 Hats, Tips and Flowers. si Maier J. Nj. Wstts, of Indiana, was passenger on last evenings inc omin train.
 j. M. simpson, manager of th Azte Cattle company. will leave for hune to
 morrow morning
 Buy your Louisiana State Lotter
 
 Tor the same, in Prescott.
 Thomas Montgomery has returne, to Prescott. No place like nerthe r, Aiizena Is what all the boys say. IL sestimsiedt tha, the yield ef alfalfs the present season in the Salt river val. ley will reach early 30O. 900 tons.
 MT. and Mrs. N. c. Shekels and their son. Harry, have returned from California, where the latter two spsn nj the winter.
 Judge w H. Stilwell, district sttor. new of COchise county, and an ex asso- ciste justice of this territory, is in town attending the session 0t the Supreme court,
 Thomas Ross was arrested yesterday, charged with grand larceny. 1t is alleged that he took horse belonging to Gus Moe. st Big Bug, and rsde hiua to town.
 Judge Chester Thomas and son, who have been stopping in Flagstaff for about s month, came in on last nigh s train. Mrs. Thomas remained in the former place.
 Hon. Robert E. Morrison, Que of the most prominent citisens, and eI-p.o- bate judge of Apache county, came in on last nights train. and was royalty welcomed by bis numerous friends here.
 In res ponse to numerous inquiries for copies of United States mining laws, the JouRsAL-MISER has received lot of Copp's American Mining Code" which will he sent to any sd- dress. on receipt of 90 cents. u
 Col. Wm. Herring, of Tsmbs tone, was a welcome caller at this office today. Col. Herring is enc oi the sblest sttor- neys in the Territory. He is accom- panied by his wife on his visit to Pres colt, and both are delighted with our excellent climate.
 Another Smokers Set, and One Dozen. fine Knives at Fords. The first number drawn takes the Smokers Set, and the next twelve numbers each s kuife To be drawn June 10th, 1890. Ticket given to every purchaser of 5O cents worth of goods. ,d
 Hon A. F. Banta. district attorney of Apache county. and . walking en- oyclopedia ef the early history of Ari- zons. is Tn town. Mir. Bsnta was one of the earliest cf the early corners to Arizona, and with his wonderful sem- cry has faithfully preserved every event of importance that has occurred in the territory.
 "A pint of warm water taken ou an empty stomach in the morning Is the safest and surest of all remedies for per petusl constipation. It dissolves the fecsl matter and stimulates peristAitio action, thereby :.y'ng normal action without pain. II tle tongue is coated, squeeze lemon into the water without 
 C. W. Ford, Montexums street, says 1t pays to advertise. From now up to the 2oth day of June he gives each purchaser of 50 ceSts worth of goods a ticket which entities them ts chance to draw an elegant Smokers Set, worth sl5, or knife worth $l.25, there being l3 prizes in all This is fair and im- partial drawing, and it Is ts his interest to give out the prizes to the ones hold ing the winning tic kets. Each ticket bears on it's face and back au sd yer tissment. which IS scattered all over the Territory, and may travel all over the continent. So 1t pays to advertise.
 Our contemporary seems to be all wrought up" over tue small amount Of advertising patronage of the land office. It has on sever | occasions quoted what purports to be the law, for the benefit of he "Hew register In doing SC it comes about as near telling the trsth as it ever does on any question of partisan interest. Readers of this paper are not particu arly interested in this question. but the statements pub lished are SO at variance witn the truth that we will quote the law on the sub feet, for the benefit Of our oontempO- rary The law says very unequive- cally that, "Such notices shall be pub- lished in newspaper To BE pEsIasA- TED BY THE REGISTER ss nearest the land" Instructions given to registers are. it is expected that sll land offices will strictly observe the ss,ae. When two or more papers art published in the same town the register may exsr- cise bis discretion in the selection ei the enc in which such notices shall be published" So much fer the lsw and on this subject. Now, ss to the facts. The former register, in exercising this discretion, gave such notices, with butyery few exceptions, to