Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM iuESDAfS DAtLSs St. Patrick's Day. Fine weather again. Judge De Kuhn is in town. Attend St. Pstrick's ball tonight. Royal Arch Masons meet tonight. P. l.. Xastnsr has gone to Congress.
 Jeff shipp Is in from his Santa Maria ranch.
 Train arrived as four o'clock this morning.
 Twenty passengers went ou. by yes. terday's train.
 This morning's train brought in hf- teen passengers.
 v.K. speer, of New York, mining man, is in town.
 Articles on exhibition ct the Catholic fair will be dispossd of tomorrow.
 Weather prophets missed their gusss again in predicting big storm.
 T. 0. Norris hes returned to Flag staff from visit to his old Arkansas ho me.
 Copies ot the new land law can be obtained on application to the land office.
 Easter services as tbe various churches promises to be quite interest. ing this year.
 Supper will be served ct the Ctty Hall this evening in connection with the Catholic fair.
 Geo. E.. familiarly known as "shorty r White. and his partner, Larry Dugsn are up from Agua Fris.
 Hon. J. V. Rhosdes has returned to Flagstsff from three months's visit with friends in New York.
 F. B. Jacobs, deputy United States mineral surveyor, of FlsgstAff. came ia on this mornings train.
 John Jackson, brother oi the JoUR- SAL-MIsRR's foreman, Orick Jackson, Is up from his ranch. near Gillette.
 The large number of freight cars in the Prescott railroad yard gives the place sort of metropolitan appearance.
 TelegrAms were received here to-day announcing that Governor Irwin had signed the railroad exemption bill res terday.
 The funeral Of the late Mrs. Sophia Kick took place this afternoon at o'clock from A. c. RandAl's undertsk. ing parlors.
 E. Reek, of New York. anne in this morning. to superintend the erec- ton of chlorinatiou works for the Gem. mercial Mining company. c
 Col. H. 0. Corbin, the new adjutant general of this department, denies that unfriendly relations exist between him and General Mc1ook. bat on the oon- trary says they are the warmest Of friends.
 Mir. Drake, civil engineer of the Santa Fe railroad company, lo,atsd st Pueblo. California, came in ou this mornings train. to survey route for railroad to Jerome. He loft this morn ing for the latter place. s
 Volume l. of the Las Vegas (N.A) Free Press. with request for n X, has been received. The initial number of this new candidate for public favor pre- sents neat typographical appearance. while it is well filled with news, edi- torial and other choice reading matter. The editor is J. A. Csrruth, . veteran in the newspaper business. whose name alone, in connection with . journslis. tic enterprise. is a guarantee of succss, and ability. f4s
 The revenue o6ace is now mailing to all internal revenue tsx payers circulars to change in date when all such taxes become due, etc., etc. By the provis- ions of the act of October l. 1890, al such taxes for the full year will here after become due on the lst day of July of each year. instead of on the lst day of May as heretofore. Persons liable, who have paid special tax for the period end ing April 30. 1891. can have their stamps extended for May and June by the payment of one -sixth the rate for one year. and persons 90 liable mus make application to the collector for an "Extension Certificate" All special taxes heretofore required from dealsrs in, and manufactures of tobacco and cigars. are repealed on and after May I, 1891 Santa Fe New Mexican.