Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-27

lucky. and will take up their residenc,
 at whipple.
 All committees oi the <th of July
 celebration are requested to meet .,
 the Hotel Burke tomorrow night al
 S 20 o'clock.
 The only instruments recorded today
 by Manager Akers was strike out by
 Tsitle, an overthros by Archibald. and
 a kick from Mohsvs c l5.
 The board of supervisors to-day paid
 a visit to the County farm. miles from
 town, for the purpose oi making an
 official examination of it.
 Every one who has at heart the for
 nation of good militia organization,
 A creditsble institution for any town to
 have, should be on hand tonight.
 The funeral of David Crapo took
 place this afternoon. The Ma,ons and
 many friends of tie decea.e accompa.
 iei u 6 remains to the cemetery.
 W. H. Farnswosth. engineer, NJ. l.
 Argo, ratchet setter, J. ii. Morrison,
 head sawyer, Fiel Baldwin, edg.r, and a
 large force of other employees of Clark
 < Adams in Prescott, left today to work in the new saw mill Of the above firm at 1 Williams.
 A fair trial of Hoods sarsaparills for scroiula, salt rheum, or any affection ! caused by impure blood, or low state | of tue system, will be sufficient to con- 1 vince any one of the sup rior snd peculiar curative powers of this medicine. Buy it of your druggist. 100 Doses One
 Dollar.
 Mrs. ]. c. Martin and children re- turned this morning from seven
 weeks visit with relatives in Gilroy, Cali lorna. They were accompanied on their return by Mes Matte Futile, the formers sister. who will remain for seye- rsl months in Prescott.
 William I Brown, the we'll known stock raiser. of Sycamore creek, brother of c. Douglass Brown, returned to Prescott yesterday, after ele ven months visiting relatives in Scotland. He Is accompanied by s bride, to whom he was married about two months ago. The couple are stopping at the Williams House.
 Governor Irwin has appointed the 1 following gentlemen, to whom he has l sent commissions: Worlds Fair Com. missioners-W. 0. 0'Neill and $. P. Bshsn, Yavspai county l.. c. Hughes, Pima county; R. C.. Brown, Pinsl county. Territorial Board of Equsli- zstion-John Y. T. Smith. Maricops county; A. J. Dorsn, Pinal county; w. c. Bashford, Yavspai county - Phenix Republican, May 20. In contrast to the pickering of the Republican, on "Buckey" O'Neill's standing all over the territory, and his appointment to the Columbian Com mission, we refer that rag to the ex- pressions of public opinion favorable to him contained in nine out If ten pa. pers in the Territory.
 As an illustration of the popularity of any politician, democ, at or republi- can, who favors the building of wag'.n roads in Ysvapai count, so that means be afforded the miner to easily transport his mineral product to mar ket, the recent vote at Mayer. station is significant. Out of 26 votes boiled there, one candidate received A of them.
 The court calendar for the June term is lengthy and contains mauy cases to be legally disposed ot. Among the more important ones IS the su't oi w. F. Pedly vs. w. c. Bsshford ct al. for SIS, ,0O0 damages. This csses arises over the non-fvlfillment of A contract in furnishing the cement used in con s,ructing the Lynx Greek dam. so 'he plaintiff claims.
 Chas. W. Manderfelt returned on this mornings train from an extended visit through California, Oregon and Washington. He visited the above sections with a view of locating, but failed to find any place that offered the inducements that Arizona does, hence his return here to remain permanently. During his trip he met q great many former residents of this section and' with but very few exceptions, all were anxious to return here. An Arisonans appreciation of this territory is always augmented by visit to other sections. Phenomenal storms occurred on Tuesday at various points of northern Arizona and California. As the train on the Prescott & Arizona Central rail. road was going north, the hills just east of Clearwster's were covered with hail, giving them the appearance as ii cov- cred with snow, while the water was coursing Tn torrents over the trscks for a distance of & mile or more, Hail
 was also piled up to depth of several | inches along the track. A washout just
 west of The Needles, on the Atlantic (
 Pacific railroad, occurred the same evening. from cloud burst in the