Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Rain would be welcome now.

Photographer Baer IS moving ihto his new quarters to-day.
 Two mining pstenu, for H. II. Logan were received at the land eifi ce today. The wound ef F. Nj. Jennings, oi Flagstaf. Is reported 10 be of not a serious character.
 Cresyiic ointment, 26 cts. per S.. a, yayapai Pharmacy. ml6ti Billy Bailey, the conductor Of the Prescott ssd Arizona Central railroad, has gone to Mexico.
 Crusyiic ointment, sure death to screw worms and gruhs, for sale at the Yavspai Pharmacy. mS Brecht < Throne have new adver- tisement in this paper, which readers are requested 10 peruse.
 Carpenters commenced work erecting buildings en Lynx creek in connection with the hydraulic ente' prise to-day.
 Articles of incorporation of the Pope and Prsts mining company have been tiisd for record. They will operate on Big Bug.
 G. II. LaBerleu hsa been compelled to prop up some of liis reach trees already ou account of the lead ol fruit they contain.
 Members oi the grand army are ac- lively arranging for the observance ot Memorial day. rs- otic ss and troops at Whipple will Ioia them.
 Deputy Marshal Brown camo in from Mehave county. today, with Miles Weich aud A Foster. charged with selling whisky to Indians.
 Lieut.. Mark l.. HsFscy, Ninth In fsntry, who is on scout from Fort Meiave, Arizoua, arrived at whipple early this morning, in oh Ige of his mounted detachment.
 Sam F. Webb for sheriff, c. Meyer Zulick for the territorial council, and W. A. Dsggs for the house ol represen- tstiyes, is portion of the Zalick slate for Maricopa coaaty.
 4 telegram from U,der Sheriff Nc Inernsy from Fla sstaff, re eeived at the shes,irs olhse on Saturday evening, gave the information that man named Jennings had been shet at Flag staff the night previous by Mexican. Jean.ng's woun l. not serlouss
 Farley Smith, A very popular young man, who has held the position Of head salesman fer several years in J. l.. Fish- er's mammoth mercantile establish ment will sever his connection with that institution June ist, oa account Of failing health. and will go to California to recsperate.
 George Young. q ysqaere st tue Verde valley, while on Il redeo last Fri day, was thrown froa his horse and sustained fracture of his right arm. h falling his head alsa struck stoae, causing cencussion of the brain, and Dr. Stephenson, post surgeon at Camp Verde, reports his condition critical.
 Southern Territorial papers are com plimentiug the officers of the general land office for the,r action in protect ing settlers from ioss in connection with the dedication of Fred W Smith. The Star says Commissioner Stone hss shown a spirit ei justice as we'll as remarkable degree of sound practical sense in his order for the relisi of get .iers who paid their monay to ex- Receiver Fred W. Smith, and who failed te make the proper application of the same.
 The Phenix Herald recently noted that q law firm of that place had won every suit it had before the Supreme court, and added that tho brief work was done in the Herald office. The JovRgAL-MISEa can go the Herald one better in this lIne. 4 brief printed a. this office, in case to come before the Supreme court, in June, WAS deliv- cred eG Saturday, aud on Monday the opposing litigsnts offered eomprom- ise. which was accepted Nothing like an excellent quality of work for Su- preme court business
 The machinery of the public schools nskipped a oogP yesterday morning, and caused little jar, out mandamus from the probate judge put it in place, aud things are again moving with their accustomed smoothness. The months notice served on Principal Lanbright expired fast Saturday, but he put ia an appearance yesterday ready to proceed as usual, and found the doors locked on him. The mandamus in question was then issued at the principals sugges- ton, and served oa tho trustees, when they receded from their former posi- sitiou, snd school ia the principals room will continue for another mouth. Judge McGrw, one of the trustees, however, today sent in his resignation. ---~------ q scrap of Paper Saves Fer Life It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, but it saved her lie.