Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20
FRoM THURSDAYS DAlly.

for the east to-day.
 Lyman s. Drum, of Beaver creek, was in town to-day.
 M. Jones has deeded tract oi land in Verde valley to N. Hutchinson, for $500.
 Mrs. q. J. Rockwell left this after noon to join her husband at Kansas City.
 Mrs. A. B. Mitchell left on this after noon's train, for visit to relatives in Boston.
 The Riordan Mercantile Co. of Flag staff is publishing monthly, called "Good Things"
 Mrs. J. H. Mills left on yesterdays train for two months visit to relatives in Alton, Illinois.
 Special Agent Hawk has received orders from Washington retaining him an this Territory.
 Prof. Thomas and family moved into their new aud cozy residence in East Prescott yesterday.
 Henry Goldwater, who has been sick for some time, left this afternoon for the east, ill search of health.
 NIT. and Mrs. ). NJ. W. Moore and son returned yesterday from the Sal, river valley, where they spent the win ter.
 Mrs. X. Akers and sons have moved into their West Prescott residence again, for the first time since the food in Feb. ruary last.
 District Attorney Robert Brown and family have moved into the house near the city reservoir, recently vacated by Mrs. Akers and sons.
 The omaha City Council has reversed the decision of the supreme court of the state oi Nebraska, by declaring Gov ernor Thsyer a usurper.
 William Gamble was found dead. May 9th, in his cabin near Minnehahs. Cause of death not known. Deceased was about 6e years of age.
 They have invented a new device, down at Stanton for making ear marks. They just shoot fellow through the ear when they want to mark him.
 The Phenix Herald says that Dr Jessop and friends gave pleasant pie nic st the Bartlett fig ranch Sunday. in Honor of pr. Waite, who is visiting
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 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Pedleyare at pres. ent guests of Hotel Burke. awaiting the completion of their residence st the : Catoetin mine, of which the former Is superintendent.
 Judge E, ". French, Geo. ". Sines, : George Scheurman and Ed Burke re. turned to day from attending Grand Lodge k. of P. at Benson. They came from Phenix by private conveyance.
 wm. Zent, the well known livery f stable man of Phenix. arrived In Pres colt yesterday, accompanied by his wife. They left for the Senator mine today, where Mrs. Zent will spend the sum- mer with her sister.
 J. Ross Diggs, of Baltimore, Mary and, treasurer of the Tiger mining company, arrived in town few days since. and will leave with Superintend- ent Helm to-morrow for the company's mining property in the Bradshaw mountains.
 The following editors have been ap- pointed by the Arizona editorial asso- citation, as delegates to the National editorial association, which meets in Minneapolis in July: l.. c. Hughes of Tucson, John w. Darlington of Yuma, Ed. S. Gill and ". l.. Vail of Phenix.
 The Yuma Indians have collected much larger amount of mesquite gum this season than for many years past. 1t is thought that the overflow caused the increase in the amount of gum pro. duced, which is valuable to the Yumas for many purposes, not the least of which is for dying the hair a dark black Yuma Times.
 Judge E. ". French. Messrs. George W. Sines, George Scheurnlan and Ed. Burke, Prescott delegates te the grand lodge K. of F., st Benson, returned from the latter place Sunday evening. They report very pleasant time there. About twenty-ive Sir Knights assem- bed from different parts of the Terri | tory, and eighty members sat down to the fine banquet provided. Benson people are very hospitsble, and the wis. iting Knights have grateful recollec- tons af the good times enjoyed.-Her- aid. . Commencement at Mills' Seminary and College California begins May 24th and ends May 27th. Hiss Belle Butler, of Tehama. Cal. s niece of T. J. Butler of this city, will graduate. An Old Folks Concert was recently given by the students, at which Miss Helen wells, of this city, took prominent part, for the benefit of tho Hall of Sci ence. A correspondent writing of this concert says, that Miss Wells looked very pretty in & quaint Dolly Warden costume, and acquitted herself remark ably well on the occasion Speaking of newspapers and news- paper advertisements, the following rom the Belleville Ga. Banner is elo. luently expressed and painfully iorcible. Ii true, it would seem that the Banner is very apt to pull I