Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-06
EeoM FRIDAY DAILY.

EsUM FRIDAY DAILY. ,-- Weather is very summery.
 T ae Prescotts and Palmers will play taa tomorrow.
 sneral W. o. o'Neill returned from Fhenix yesterday.
 '. N. Murphy returned from his trip D Chicago last night.
 Jhe Weber Concert company are stcr ping at the Williams House.
 J l. L. Mercy, of Skull valley, is in sown, and will remain for the May Day picnic
 ne flag pole st the school house was raised yesterday. It is in the south- west corner of the yard.
 Homer McNeill has secured the Buo keye Blade printing plant and has dttsi up job office in Phenix.
 The Shakespeare Circle will meet ,his evening at o'clock, sharp, at the -as, 3ence of Mrs. J. J. Hawkins.
 Bsv. T. J. Giynn, formerly in charge af tie Episcopal church here, had a ssri rashemorrhage of the lungs recent ly ss Santa Fe.
 S.ike Herman's condit8N is improv- ::sg The name of Dr. Davis was omit te4 as one Of the physicians present at iho amputation of his leg.
 Special Agent Joseph Chellew left on ;hia mornings stage for the Fort Me- Dowell military reservation, via Phenix. he goes to look after government prop eEiy there.
 VI 1liam Wright died at the county hosp tai, April 18th, aged 72 years. He was buried from A. c. RSndal's under saking parlors this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Tho following are the democratic nominees of Maricopa county for the CUnslitutional convention: H. N. Alexander, T. J. Jordan and w. H. Williams.
 J. A. Hadfield. clerk in the Quarter. aGster's department, and who was formerly stationed at WhippIe Barracks, Is reported to have died recently at San Antonio, Texas.
 Inc fire bell was not rung for fun or foF snything akin to fun last evening, but for the purpose of getting the fire men cut to assist in raising the flag pole # the school house.
 Mrs. R. R. Blaine is improving some lsroperty purchased by her some time ego n ar J. I. Gardner's old store. She is hni;iing residence on the lot and I repairing the old building for her store.
 Bnsiaess houses will close at II | o'clock tomorrow, and the day observ- et ss Q holiday. Collection day will | 5e cbserEed on Saturday. No paper wlii b. issued from this office on this account f
 J. L. Fisher will have an auction sale oi housshold furniture at Captain Car penteyis residence at Whipple, on Sat or.lsy. Ambuiances will leave the Co-aer drug store at 30 p. m. Auc- .icD giH commence at ? o'clock.
 Seer stary Murphy passed west over she Atlantic & Pacific railroad last eyening. It WAS his intention to come t0 Prezsott, but he received s telegram yo'l lSi.ing his presence in Los Angeles, snd vss compelled to defer his visit.
 4 blacksmith named Gilmore, em- ployed at Brecht < Thrones shop, at tended the dance at Lute Wilson's at -he aator, on Tuesday night. He ! took tae precaution before leaving 1 Prescott to put six-shooter into his pocket. During the night it fell out of his pocket and was discharged, the sGilas entering the calf of his leg, pro- sucirg & very painful wound. T. Robert Brown, district attorney of ! .his county, received letter couple of | }sys since from Kanab, Utah. stating .hsi Joseph Stafford, sheep raiser, had ,een shot and killed by J. ;. Tilton, n :he Buckskin mountains. AS there aas no justice of the pecae in that DOT .ion of Arizona, the inquest was held at Zsaab, Utah; and it seems, the party ! ing to the district attorney had not eazned that Coconino county had been l { MT. Brown referred the | { to District Attorney yaos of CoconinO