Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-29
FRcM TUESDAYS DAILY.

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 Flagstaff has organized board 0 trade.
 Buy ticket for the Concert Thurs
 day evening.
 The organ for the Episcopal churcl
 arrived today.
 Lute Wilson will open station a
 Maple Gulch about May lst. | Yesterdays outgoing train killed s
 burro near the Half Way House.
 The troops formerly stationed a, Camp Verde have come in to Whip pie.
 The Prescott base ball boys propose to redeem themselves in the game May Day.
 Barrett Post c. A. R. will meet to- night. Members are all requested to attend.
 Judge E. W. Wells and Mayor How ard returned from Kingman by last nights train.
 That man with the "bad spell" hailed from Mercer county, Missouri, instead of Pennsylvania.
 Mrs. E. W. French expects to leave for the East on Thursday, for four or tive months visit to relatives. Lieut. Duncan will return to Whip pie in a few days. He failed to secure any Indians to enlist in the army. John Lynch, of Kingman, but who IS well known in ! rescott, was present. ed with girl baby by Mrs. Lynch few days since.
 J. L.. Fisher has been instructed by Captain Carpenter to sell, by public auction, at Whippie Barracks, his ele- gant household furniture next Satnr- day, May 2d.
 $. c. Rogers, of Chsrmingdale, will plant sixty acres of corn this season. He has also received a lot of sugar beet seed and will experiment. this season with their culture.
 Henry NJ. Herbert, a former resident of Prescott, came in un last nights train, accompanied by his nephew, E. H. Herbert. Both hail from Mont gomery, Alabama.
 The remains of the man recently found in the old commissary building at Camp Date creek were identified as those of James Grifiiu Death resulted from natural causes.
 Felix Coblentz. one of the most gen. ial and popular travelling men that visits Prescott, representing John s. | Bowman X Co., wholesale liquor deal. | CTS of San Francisco, is in town.
 Hon. Levi Bsshford yesterday re- ceived an envelope bearing the Tucson postmark. On opening it he found \ 1 crisp $l0 bill neatly folded up in piece of paper. Who the sender was or the | object of it is . mystery to him.
 There will be full dress review, in- spection and muster on Thursday morning, April 30, at Whipple Bar racks. Exercises will commence at 30 a. m. The Ninth Infantry band will render some fine music.
 Martin Msier has had fifteen men at work for some time quarrying rock for the erection of X new building on the site of his Exchange saloon. Mir. Maier will commence in Ia few days to remove the present buildings to the rear of the lot. when work will then be commenced on his new stone building
 The storms in Kansas, about April 1 l, proved more disastrous to stock than was generally supposed. It is said that W. B. Slaughter, who had some 3,5O0 head of steers on pasture in .he state, lost in the neighborhood of '0O head, and some other New Mexico md Arizona stockmen suffered fully as leavy losses.
 The Weber Concert Company has an 'dvantsge over the average combina ion of this kind, inasmuch as it gives a nore varied programme, which gives better satisfaction in every instance. The matinee yesterday afternoon was 'ery liberally patronized, and the fund or the new Presbyterian church, for he benefit of which the concerts were ,iven, will be considerably increased. It $ hoped the Company may visit us gain.-Weekly Musicale. If Judge w. c. Hsxledine, general so- C citor of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, i } in Prescott enjoying the hospitali. ies of Hotel Burke. The Judge is ere on business in connection with c he settlement of taxes of the above ompany, and will no doubt deal fairly nd justly by the county, as he has lways done in the past. Judge Ha- c ledine will remain here for several l V avs, and during his visit will take ad- antage of the opportunity to visit ome of the mining properties in this icinity.
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