Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-13
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Now for Fourth of July celebration
 F. G. Parker has the addition to hi
 blaming mill almost completed.
 c. Douglass Brown has returned iron an assessing trip.
 Mrs. Mary Bowen went out to E. H Witherel's to-day for weeks visit.
 Major Willard came in on last night, train. and paid off troops at whippl' { to-day.
 G. A. Woods advertises to sell sew ing machines very cheap for the mex few days.
 Isaac B, Hand, an old resident of tn, Salt River valley, dropped dead a fev days since. Hope our militia company will giro on their armor and compete for tn, New Mexico territorial prize.
 " w Nichols, of the Verde valley was in town to-day. He says that tn, upper Verde ditch has been completed
 w s. Head has not declined ths nomination, but will be elected and make good member of the Conven- ton.
 A petition Is in circulation for the pardon of young Reyes, who killed ar .e "ot,.,f few years since.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. MeGowan return. ed on last nights train, from San Fran cisco. Tbe formers health has greatly improved during his absence.
 The reporter of the Phenix Herald who wrote about the "Arizona dam
 utcher" is evidently just learning to swear. Up here they transpose the words differently.
 Rumor has it that new tune sched. ule will go into effect in few days on the Prescott & Arizona Central railroad, by which the train will leave here a, ia m., and arrive at 3 P. m.
 Hon. l.. Bashford has received lot of new iron roofing to place on build- ings on the north side of tbe plaza. Mir. Bashford has almost always some thing in the way of improvements in progress. sk
 The following is the way the Needles Eye mentioned the arrival of sister editor in the town "The editor of the Queen Bee was in town last week. The editor of the Queen Bee wears apparel common to females r
 F. l.. Kastner has moved into his new residence on the hull in West Pres colt, and MT. and Mrs Tom Brown have moved into the house formerly occupied by Mr. Kastner and family on Montezuma steeet.
 Judge Wm. Barnes, the well known capitalist of New York, who has exten- sive interes g in Arizona, came up from Phenix yesterday and is enjoying the comforts of Hotel Burke and the match less climate of northern Arizona.
 Judge ". H. Kirkland, of Congress, and one of the very earliest pioneers of Arizona, is in town. There is probably uo man in Arizona to-day who has been so closely identified with the early history and development of this terri tory as Judge Kirkland.
 The Needles Eye says that Cathstine Drexei, the millionaire, sister ofoharity, will soon investigate the condition of the Molaye Indians here, with possi- ble view to the establishment Of an edu- cational institution for them. The field is most excellent one, and should the good sister take the matter in hand, we feel certain she would succeed. Jake Marks today received large stock of Shasta water from the noted springs of that name which lie at the base of Mount Shasta, California. The invoice consists of natural soda, and sarsaparills and iron waters, an greeable and healthy drink which | should find its way into every household as a summer beverage The entire democratic ticket was elected at the Phenix municipal cleo ton last Tuesday. Phenix is about as sure to go democratic as is Texas. Among tine city councilmen elected WAS Frank Meador, who served in that in Prescott, and whose e1pe- rience in helping to run the city gov ernment here will be of great benefit to him, and will be valuable to his coi- leagues as well.