Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
FRoN FRIpAy's DAILY.

Jack Shult s cutting the hay : crop in the plaza.
 General McCook reviewd the
 troops at Whipple to-day.
 < term of the United States court will be held in Prescott next month.
 Johnny Coyle is now foreman of the Verde Station blacksmith shops.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Hill have moved into their new residence in West Prescott.
 The price of water has been doub- 1
 led in Prescott. Quotations for 1
 beer remain unchanged.
 Bashford X Burmister have a fine 1 display of baby carriages on exhibi- !
 tion in front of their store.
 James Nipple has just closed as 1
 years service in the army, and left l
 to-day for the east from Whipple.
 Mitchell X Moore sold. for Levi
 Bashford, yesterday. lot If on Cor
 tez street, to E. E. Doggett, for
 Sl.500.
 The Chino valley post office has
 been abandoned. 1t will prove a
 gneat inconyienence to settlers iu
 the valley.
 Immense coal beds are said to have
 been found in the northern part of this territory. about eighty five miles
 from the railroad.
 4. Emanuel has purchased the l. f..ff | | by MT. and Mrs. Sam Hill. adjoining
 the Methodist church.
 Joseph Dauphin has charge of the artistic work for the Horrihles this year, which Is sufficient qua rautee that the work will be we'll done.
 \ thirteen -year-old son of Captain
 P. P. Parker, of Phenix, was shot aud probably fatally wounded the other day while playing with pis- ! tol ] Wm. .Dulin, of the Montez una saloon, while engaged in cleanin 2 up to-day. ran across an old lo-cent ''shin plaster" flor which he after wards refused an offer of Sl.
 The advertisement for the Fourth of July ball appears in this issue. 1t will be given under the auspices ef the fire department of Prescott, and should receive liberal patro- mage.
 Governor Irwin has appointed as railroad commissioners E. B. Gage ofCochise. G. W. Beecher. of Mohave, and Ii. B. Lightizer of Maricopa There is still one more appointment to be made to complete the board.
 Sundays base ball game will be | played for $50 The Prescott team has been strengthened again and our home boys are again in great hopes of winning the game The Prescott team challenges our most a ardent admiration. :
 Mir. and Mrs. J. 4. Riley, the Id former being division superinten- dent of the Pacific coast, of the | Bradstreet company, are stopping V at Hotel Burke and will remain over n Sunday. They are a very pleasant si couple.
 The city council held meeting h last night and passed an ordinance u gr nting right of way to the Santa 1T fe, Prescott X Phenix R. R. Go. to or CT ss Sheldon and Montezuma and run up Granite street it's sa entire length. The water commit h, tee ordered that water rates be in doubled. sb
 Referring to the new dress of type ut recently donued hy the IoURNAI- MINER and the change of editors ex- st. pegienced by the oldest paper in tL Arizona, the PheuV Republican ~iys go. The paper -esus fo f1ts Efe.i ' u. ! Ac frequent changes, Sno is t0-uas ca sat af ta stauach pillars of the terri te ,. fe- Gas dava valuable seryioa n the upouldlng os lu..s t,rp Arizona and the Republican with es 1. n with pleasure its evident prosperity. te
 In response to the invitation re- st' gently published in the JoCRNAL-- on MINER. for contributions to SAs pT!SO.. $ 9 library at Yuma, W. A. Linn was the first to come forward with contri- in button of four books, which he has h, left with C. H. Akers, and which se will be forwarded by him. Any wi other parties having books, mag m azines or papers which they are will in ling to contribute for the benefit of ii, the prisoners can have them for al warded by leaving them with County Recorder C. H. Akers. .,
 Our contemporary says: "We hs need more railroads, but would like ,.' to see them built in the right places" ~, w That is just exactly what the S. F.. II P. tS r. railroad has promised to do ~ to build a railrad in the right =. place, place where the people want ~, 1t. and where it will help 10 develop ., our immense resources. Mr. Bull lock has talked for years about building railroad in the wrong W place. A place that world shut vt Prescott of on side track or spur II of his road. Itis true that he has not II shown any great disposition to build u this road, even in the wrong place, st further than to declare his inten- IS tions" and to talk about commenc- l. ing work within twenty days. We S congratulate our contemporary on I at last getting on the right side of o the proposition. as no one questions b for moment that the proposed line of the new railroad is precisely [, in the right place. Let the good :. worg go on. "On with the railroad IT IT dance" and thrice welcome to all al other converts from the ranks of the :. :. opposition. " "
 Happy Hoosiers. !,