Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-11-04
,, WrnSrsnAy'S DATLY.


 bpening nigh; of Miss Cleveland Inc Sazerac this evening.
 E Stahl is building a fine assay fee near his residence in west Rsectt.
 fhe board of supervisors will meet d Tuesday when bids for wood 3 be opened.
 Saior J. N. Watts is busily en- <ed preparing for the term of Tt which opens next Monday. {nstiee Andrews to-day sentenced Srles Perry to ninety days in the Entr jaii for petty larceny. Perry
 the baker employed at the nna bakery at the time of the 1 and pleaded guilty to stealing <sles fromit. He pleaded drunk kess as extenuating circumstances.
 Fe are in receipt of two choice ees of music from the great music kse of The $. Brainard's Sons kpany, of Chicago. One is in fmental entitled "World's Expo bn March" and the other a song | chorus, "'Tis no one but me, ket Norah."
 Hiss Grace Cleveland will open Eengagement at the Sazerac this hing. Persons who have been bred by hearing her sing pro Snce her a musician of superior fty. She was formerly connected h one of the best opera com ies in the country. Lovers of "a music are requested to call at <Sazerac this evening.
 kerilf Lowry returned last night
 n an extended trip through Wal EGroye. Castle creek. Humbug, l Bug and Agua Fria, serving off papers. He states that he never Il the country so dry and rass as 10 and scarce as at present.. In be sections he says cattle are ii poor and the prospect rather bmy for the future, as cattle are 5ady commencing to die. Stock k in some places have been com |ed to hunt new ranges for their lie.
 . J. Sullivan has taken the room oinlng the postofiice on account
 De overcrowded condition of his |e, and has stocked it with boots, es. clothing, etc. which he will r for the next sixty days at prices er than ever before offered in <cott. He proposes to have a |nine clearance sale of all his sur s stock and will give his custom
 the benefit of the very lowest
 es. All of these goods are first 5 and just as good in quality as "a in his main store but want of h compels him to offer them at erifice. The new store will be he'd on and after tomorrow.
 hank Harner states that a great ktice was done him a short time
 }. in the assertion that he had n information which led to the kehension of a deSerter at Albu- fque. The charge was made by man himself who probably aght he was correct in his sur IS. from the coincidence of Frank
 pening to be in Albuquerque at 4ime of his arrest. Franks life i experience in connection with
 army, where the matter of ap- Sending a fellow soldier is looked
 as disgraceful act, together ! his denial of having had any kection with the case mentioned Sufficient guarantee that he has 5 wrongly charged.
 De November Overland, as q ndly recognition of the presence De American Library Associa- 1 in San Francisco, Is a library aber. The leading article is q [account of the Libraries and Li- Hans of California. by NIT. F. H. rk. who was himself on the staff Be State University library. It Illustrated with excellent DOT IS of the principal librarians, fwith cuts of the important Sry buildings and interiors of Fl State. John Vance Cheney,
 arian of the San Francisco Pub Library. has q poem, Our Pop illustrated with charming
 kings by Elizabeth Curtis; F. B. fkins, former librarian of the ksame library, and well known bng librarians throughout the ntry, has an article on Calvin as
 er:s and Edwin H. Woodruff, of 4ibrary of the Stan ford Uniyer- k a clear and sen sible one on &ctical Education.
 [s the time approaches for the rld's Fair, greater interest is be <zelt in the marvellous City oi Flakes. The Cosmopolitan Mag. De hss devoted twenty-eight pages
 De November number to most >res;ing and exhaustive article bn Chicago from the pen of tho Nous novelist, Col. Charles King <article upon alfalfa farming 1T
 number, is by John Brisber &ker. who. as the result of ter &rs spent in the saddle, in direcI Ssrintendence of his farm "Berk
 :" one of the largest alfalfa farm: Colorado. gives the reader mucl hable information in regard tC . irrigation and curing of thu nderful plant. General Sher m's letters to his daughter, writ a from the field during the war & perhaps the most valuable con 7bution that has yet been made t
 literature of the war. Judg Urgee furnishes a charming stor, He'd An Outing with the Queer q Hearts" Cosmopolitan Pub hing O., Madison Square, NeN ork. Price twenty-five cents.) Fhe drivers employed by W. J siyenon have been experiencin!
 Eenlty in awaking at the prope
 De in the morning to drive to tn H Hgo;ng train. One of them Ina |en in the habit ot sleeping wit alarm clock under his pillow Nile another of them tackled on <the head of his bed, within a fc' thes of his head. The clock tul1 ring the alarm all right i |h panruinu hut without sttceaSs