Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-22
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

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 his new stable yesterday.
 I M. Goldwater & Bro. received car
 load oi new goods to-day.
 Frank W. Coover. stenographer, for
 Attorney Sanford, has gone to King man.
 The Commercial Mining Company is building an extensive addition to its Prescott warehouse.
 B'ck beer signs have put in an ap- pearance. The beer itself will bs open for the public May Ist.
 Martin Maier has received large amount of Book beer from the An heaser Busch company.
 The Commercial Mining Company is cold to be negotiating for building in Prescott .o start 6 re:A l store. Hon. Sam BrsunhArt. the distin- guished Csliiornis statesman. and wholesale cigar dealer, is in town.
 Sarah Althe- he-aili-sharon.Terry is in MoLAve county, looking after mining
 interests there. says the Mohsve County Miner.
 | The dissolution notice of Smiley ( Thorne, and the co-paItnership of their successors. smiley & Freeze, appear in this issue.
 Mfrs. Presley Brown, whose husband was killed at Chloride, Mohave county. some time ago, has fallen heir to about $75,000.
 Humphrey s. French, brother of Washington French of Prescott, died at his home in Bradshaw, Nebraska, April '. aged s5 yesrs.
 By attending the Concert, on Friday l evening at the Congregational church, you will hear some splendid mu sic, properly rendered.
 The new Brooke engines on the A. ( P. railroad are doing good ser vice. Engineers are in love with them. and say they are the best made. John Sorg left on this morning train for visit of several months to his old home in France. The best wishes of his numerous friends in Prescots go with him.
 Bsshford & Burmister, hy last nights train, received two car loads of lumber, one of flour, one of .aine! goods and one of grsin--fve in all This is a pretty good shipment for one firm tor one day.
 The job department of the JOURNAL MINER office has just received an ad- dition of a large font of beautiful type for pamphlet and circular work. Par ties having any work of this kind are requested to give us a cal, as good work will be guaranteed. A
 Engineer Harry Elliott took yester- days train out with engine number 3 on the Pre- scott i Arizona Central rail road. This was its first trip over the road, under steam, and Mir. Elliott was proud of her. He pulled in eight loads | of merchandise last evening with it.
 Billy Bailey took charge of the P. X A. O. train this morning as conduct T, Miles Archibald taking the position as fireman for Harry Elliott on the new engine. Mel Jones and John Net will | take engine number two out tomorrow with the pile driver and work train, and camp at seven-mile hill.
 Only ten days more remain in which to pay internal revenue licenses, for the months of May and June, required under the new change in the com mencement of the fiscal year Here tofore the fiscal year in the internal revenue department has commenced May lst os each year, but has been changed now to commence July lst.
 The Mohave Miner announces that Prof. Henry s. Hill, the versatile vags- bond, who made such s successful tour through Arizona, has at last been cap tured in California Mir. Hill, among other thngs collected money for the Ladies' Home Journal, which he failed to account for, and the proprietors of that journal are very anxious to have some of his victims assist in prosecu, ing him.
 The Herald gives one of Prescott's citizens the following send-of on the occasion of his recent visit to Phenix "Tom Brown arrived last evening from Prescott to move his family and effects up to that mountain town, where he will preside for . while over branch of the Kentucky House of Bourbon, the appointment to which position he recently acquired by purchase and peaceable cession. If the royal Thomas friends cluster around him in Prescott | as they did here on his return yester- terday he will become Rothschiid be- fore the North and South railroad pays it's first semi.monthly dividend
 The Testimonial Concert rendered to MT. E. D. wyckoff will take place at the Congregational church, Friday evening next. Ths programme to be rendered is such that it will please every one, containing "Barnby's Sky Lark," Msndelsohns Farewell to the Forest,n Costa's Damascus Triumpal March, ,"--all for chorus; two solos, by Mir. Wyokoff; two piano solos, by Prof. Thomas and Miss Pearl Hutchison one vocal solo. by Miss Hutchison; duets for the organ and piano, and trio for the same instruments and violin. The concert will no doubt be one of the best