Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
FsoN SArrRpaY's DAILY.

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 Another windy and cool streak ol
 weather has struck this section.
 The veterans of the late war will
 call on General McCook in d body
 this evening.
 Attend the reception tonight
 and let there be royal welcome to General McCook.
 Every one who owns property in
 Prescott should purchase ticket to the iiremen's ball.
 Professor ]. Nj. Wood, blind yio- linist, Is m town, and proposes to give an entertainment here.
 Public schools close for the year next Friday. Teachers are now en- gagged holding their annual examin- ations.
 John Hickey and Fred Shear, two well-known and popular residents of the Senator, are visiting Prescott for a few days.
 Ripe figs and apricots from the Salt river valley were being sold on our streets yesterday. for ten cents per pound.
 Joseph Stephens has purchased MT. Braley's interest in the Behan X Braley stock and range in Will hamson valley.
 A reception will be rendered to General McCook at the city hall this evening at S;S0 o'clock. All citizens are requested to attend.
 Mrs. l.. 4. Stevens and Miss Flor ence Jackson were in Prescott yes terday en route to Oakland. Califor- mia, where they will spend the sum mer.
 The election for school trustees will be held on Saturday, June 27, he last Saturday of the month. No tice is published elsewhere iu this issue.
 An exchange says, never be the first to accept new theory. nor the last to discard an old one" 1t de. bends a good deal as to what the theories are.
 Consumers of water should use if 'panngly aud not permit any being wasted during the short" season. Dur rainy season will bewelcome. as it will increase the water supply. u
 A deed from D. NJ. Martin to Emma |. Richards for lot l3 and h, in block ,, Prescott, has been filed for ecord. Consideration stated in Iced, Sl0. N
 A farewell hop was given at last evening, complimentary 1 Q Mrs. Carpenter and Lieutenants | 'enton and Hersey. prior to their | departure for the east.
 The hop given last nigh by the 'ocial Club was largely attended. nd was among the most pleasant 'iven by the club. IL was a kind of sreweli to Prof. D. M. Martin.
 Whom the gods wish to destroy hey first make mad" Bullock. 'lison X Co. seem to be mad just ow at this community in general ad the JoUBSAL-MINER in particular.
 Bullock X Co.'S railroad telegraph ne has inaugurated boycott on le JoURNALM MINER by refusing to -ansmit press report for it except T payment of full commercial rates. General McCook. very correctly. ys that Whipple Barracks is the eal;hiest post in Arizona, if not in le United Stats. He thinks it . .ould be enlarged sad a greater mber ol troops kept there, Tue water supply is becoming arce. The city council iu view of .e fact have doubled iLe rate to 'usumers. lf thes hope by this perment wlil be watched with ,n- rest,
 Martin Maier has the walls of his },,- .--f -.,.-,.- --.' --- : e top of the first story. The iu- 1mingling of red and gray sand one ornameuted with polished .yx gives the building very hand me and rich appearance. Job work has been crowding upon is office so rapidly of late that We we been compelled to engage the , ryices of another compositor who i'll go ,o work on Monday next, aking an increase to the force dur e the present week of two addi- onal printers. and an increase of bout $50 to the weekly pay roll. The editor of this paper IS not in le habit of gambling, but he would ? willing to make wager that he i'll be publishing paper in Pres ,tt after the cows have rubbed down le last pole of Bullock. Wilson X o.'s telegraph line. and when the cry mention of the names who once Sned such a thing would be an of- 'nse to the country.
 Work on the sand stone quarry est of town has resulted in de aloping a red sand stone of very oh and handsome quality, equaling,
 not surpassing in beauty, that of le now celebrated quarry at Flag .aff. Stone from the latter quarry
 being shipped as far east as St. ouis and Kansas City and west to an Francisco and Los Angeles. here is no reason why the product I the Prescott quarry should not ecome equally popular.
 Our contemporary publishes the item, and quotes it as hay lg appeared in the Albuquerque The Prescott JOURNAL ilNER is probably so called because never contains any mining news. { is rather singular that the Demo rat should have published such an em, as the paper in question cop Is very freely of the mining news m he ARIzoNA MINER without even giv- lg a credit.
 "Adobeland' is the name of new illustrated paper which has just been tarted at Albuquerque, by Messrs. 'tiyers x Butler. the first number of fhich has been received at this office. Il Al n tS..