Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-01
FRcM TUESDAYS DAILY.

The base ball grounds are being pu
 in good repair.
 Major G. B. Russell has returned ts Whipple from the east.
 Father Dolje, who was recently shel
 at Holbrook, is said so not have been
 seriously injured.
 Rev. c. F. Bovard has rented s
 house in Flagstaff. and will move his
 family there May lst. Invitations are out for social hop ta
 be given by the Prescott social club, on
 Friday evening, April Sd.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. w. Johnston visited
 the Senator mine to-day, in company
 with Superintendent J. J.WiIliams and
 wife.
 The JoURsAL-MINER has received q
 fine. large map of Flagstaff and Milton, with the compliments of the Arizona
 Lumber Go.
 The St. Johns Herald says that the
 Little Colorado from St. Johns to Las Tuces is full of dead cattle that have logged"
 The democratic county ceatral conn mittee will meet in Prescott next Satur- day. to prepare for the constitutional election campaign.
 
 Williams House arrivals--J. W. Stew
 art, wife and son, Williamson Valley i; c. B. Foster, J. W. Cooyer. F. Nus baum, city; F. NJ Aver, San Jose.
 Quite number of citizens of Prescott went out to Whipple this afternoon to witness review and inspection, and they were we'll pleased with the performance.
 David Grape, who has been confined to his bed for six or eight months Al the residence of pr. McCandless, is able to be on the streets again, with good pros. pect for his speedy recovery.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. H. Wilson expect to leave, for their New York home. oa Thur day morning. They have receiy- ed very cordial welcome from their numerous friends in Prescott during their visit here.
 "Mr. Thomas c. Butler, requests your presence at the marriage of his daughter, Louise Lenette, to Mir. Ed win Burgess, Thursday evening at six o'clock. April ninth, Eighteen hundred and ninety-one, Baltimore" IS the reading of a neatly engraved note re- ceived at this office.
 Five bids were received yesterday by the board of supervisors for the care of the county's sick and indigent. P. A. Williams bid of $l.15 per patient per day being the lowest, the contract was awarded to him, and all the inmates will be moved to his residence, four | miles from town, tomorrow, April lst.
 Coconino county democrats have elected the following county central CE. Boyce, Jas. A. John. 'on and Cornelius Bennett, of Williams; James May. of Challender; Patrick Jurley, of Bellemont: wm. Morris, of Canyon Disblo; Hugh A. Campbell, of Walnut; David Brinkerhoff. of Tuba ,ity; David Rabbit, T. A. Riordan, A. !. Cornish, W A. SwitZer and A. P. iibson, of Flagstaff.
 James Young alias "Siek Jimmy" vas before Justice Andrews to-day, charged with drawing weapon last night. The testimony e!icited went to how that small party of men had 'een trying to intimidate him, when he irew his gun, but was arrested before le could use 1t. In view of the provo .atlon offered Justice Andrews let him % on payment of fine of $i0.
 James D. Tewksbury, of Pleasant Valley, Gila county, died on the l7th instant, at his ranch. The deceased vas 67 years old, and was the father of i'm, John and Ed. TeSksbury, who we're active participants in the deadly which was carried on in the Tonto Basin country some three years IT more ago, until thirteen or fourteen persons were killed, and some of the eaders arrested by Sheriff Mulvenon of [ favapai.--St. Johns Herald.
 The St. John Herald says that town 8 developing lot of boys who bid fair O equal, if not rival, the notorious Tar Flat hoodlums of San Francisco. One fl their favorite sources of amusement nd pastime is to find an untenanted ,ouse, and thow stones through the windows until there is not whole pane ,f glass left in the building, and in ome case this does not satisfy their de- tructive instincts and they proceed to lemoiish the sash
 At the meeting of Aztlan Lodge, No. l, F. & A. M, on Saturday evening, it vas decided to celebrate the 25th anni- rersary of the organization of the lodge. This was the first lodge established in he territory, its charter being dated April 22, 1866. The celebration will be leld June s4, 1891, St. Johns day, and .n invitation will be extended to all he lodges in the territory to join in the IT @ following committee | vas appointed to arrange programme f exercises: A. C. Oliver, J. J. Haw- .ins and J. c. Martin.
 The prisoners in the county jail have what they term a"Kangaroo' ,ourt, to maintain discipline in the jail according to their ideas. An election # officers takes place every Sunday, |. of |