Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-03
Ceol weather for June.

J .. Stephens returned from Cali fornis, Saturday night
 J. l.. Fisher leaves for Chicago. ou business. to-morrow morning.
 Major aud Mrs. R. F. Pope have re- turned from Los Angeles.
 Work has commenced on Hugo Richards new residence.
 A. s. Clough has been appointed foreman of the grand jury.
 W. H. Smith, of the Silver King mine. on Groom creek, is in town.
 A large shipment oi very fine onyx from Big Bug arrived in town today.
 Ed. ]. Gale and Miss Mary Hawks We're married at Flagstaff on May 25th.
 Masonic lodge will celebrate its 18th anniversary on St. Johns Day-Juns 24th.
 The rsilrod depot and eating house at Winslow was destroyed by fire Wednes- day, May 27th.
 J K. Martin has sold one-half in ! terest in the Tragic market to John Chart, for $500.
 Miss. M E. ozborn, who has, just closed her term of school at Cherry ,raaL A. s. fnxrn
 Handsome Phaeton and Buggy. nearly new. For sale cheap. Apply to Mrs. J. l. Fisher. u
 The Yavspai and Coconino county boards of supervisors concluded their settlement of financial affairs to-day.
 A deed has been filed for record from g. Bsrrielow, to G. k. Parker for l60 acres of land m Peoples valley, for $500. A little son ot Manuel Madero. of Flagstaff, while playing on the railroad track, was struck by a passenger train and had three fingers of his hand cut oh.
 Posters for the Fourth of July cele- br9ion, which have just been printed at this office, are being commented on as being the fines, ever printed iu Prescott.
 Under a law passed by the last legis- lature it is & misdemesnor to sell or give cigarettes to minors. Parties en. gagged m he traffic of cigarettes will do veil 10 make note of the above.
 The following applicants for teAchers' certificates registered yesterday with the county board of examiners: Misses Laura Cook, Dehhie Morris, Ida Will lisms, Ella, Rutleige, Mrs. E. B. Rose. |
 The O. K. hose company has just added the following new members to its lsit: c. H. Roberts. Geo. Sands, Jerry Algor. Horace B lwdre, Lou kourtmsn, wm. osterman, W. Mark land. Mel Jones.
 A lair trial oi Hoods Sarsspsrills for scrofnla, salt rheum, or any affection caused by impure blood, or low state of the system, i'll be suthcieat to con. vince any one Of the superior and pe- culiar curative powers oi this medicine Buy it ot your Druggist. 100 Doses One Dollar
 The O. K, hose company have elect ed four soldiers ss members of thelr | company, ostensibly for the purpose of | having them in their racing team on the 4th, ss they are each recorded ss | lO-second men. It will now be in order for the Toughs to catch on to . contin- gent of the Apaches stationed at Whip pie. Ugh
 Col. A. o. Brodie returns to Pres colt to-morow. He expects to get in three months of work this year on the Walnut Grove dam. As it will be of | solid cement ma'onry and be carried up to the top of the river bed, next winters rain can pass over it harmless. ly, and the structure be resumed with | the dry season next yesr.--Herald.
 Al the session of the city council held | last evening Councilman Cornell was ap- pointed q committee to purchase 1 600 | feet of pipe, to be laid in Goose Flat, for | fire and other purposes .ouncilmen Hathaway and Connell were appointed to confer with the school trustees con- cerning the sale of the City Hall to Prescott precinct. The street commit tee was ordered to have Aubrey street | opened, and bills for the month were audited.
 Yesterdays daily papers announced | briefly the death of Michael Mullins, | which occurred at the residence of Mir. | and Mrs. George Hartman, at an early hour on the morning of June lst. While during the last two days of his life he received every care and atten- tion possible from the couple who, though strangers to him, so kindly
 
 took him to their home, his was . lad and lonely death. On Friday last he was found on the streets in very weak and totteriug condition by Mir. Hart man. On being questioned, he stated that he had jus. arrived from the Sena- tor aud thought that he would be bet ter soon Death had even then placed his seal upon him, as it was with dina. culty that MT. Hartman succeeded in getting him to his residence, and on medical aid being summoned his case was pronounced hopeless, All that medical skill could suggest was done for him, but of no avail. From letters found on him it was learned that his