Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-29
FRoss T'HuRspAY's DAILY.

Attend the Concert tomorrow even- ing. ,. Summer suits and straw hats are all the go HOW.
 Major ]. M. Watts left for Jerome this morning.
 D. F. Mitchell received new safe for his office to-day.
 W.D. George sent out eight passengers for Phenix this morning.
 The Cob Web is being treated to new paper and new coat of paint. ~ The Shakespeare Circle will meet to- night at the residence of Mrs. Dake.
 The box sheet for the Weber Concert Company is now open at J. NJ. Aitken's.
 The band of the Ninth Infantry has been engaged for tine May Day picnic.
 W. W. Ross, of the Corner drug store, keeps in stock choice imported cigars.
 Wm. Dulin, of the Montezuma saloon, is reftiiug, repaperiug and re- painting his place.
 Last nights mail failed to bring any copies of the Phenix Republican. What Is the matter, neighbour
 Deputy Internal Revenue Collector S. Nusbaum returned this afternoon from an official visit to Jerome.
 4 deed from W. R. Evans to Mary -n~--rn for-io.5. block c, Prescott, for $40O, has been filed for record.
 Rev. C. A. Rice, of the Baptist church, is & worker with his hands as Well as with his mind. He has recently built an addition to the church build- ing here.
 Orders have been issued for all troops now at Camp Verde to be withdrawn from there April 25th, when the reser- vation will bs turned over to an agent oi the interior department.
 Geo. c. waddell has sold lots IS and 20, block 20, Prescott, to James R. Lowry, for S250. The lots are situated in East Prescott, and our sheriff talks of improving them by the erection of 8 residence on them.
 : G. C. Waddell returned yesterday from attending Grand Lodge l. O. O. F. at Bisbee. He says the people of Bis bee gave the members of the Grand Lodge royal reception. A banquet was given at which 240 plates were set.
 The preliminary examination of Tom Gallagher, for the murder of Constable Hawkins at Jerome, took place yester- day before Justice Andrews, and he was heid without bail. The testimony introduced was very damaging against the defendant.
 P Lis:It. Duacan is not meeting with any pronounced success at The Needles !n eniisting Indians for the regular army. It is reported from there that tue Indians prefer working on the rail- road to enlisting under Uncle Sam's banner for & period of five years. . c. c. Hall. the commercial man, left this morning. He is taking great in- terest in the militia competition propo- sed at the. next New Mexico territorial fair, and urges that our local militia company compete for the prizes. Prizes are offered for the three best drilled companies. =. Mr. Pedley, of the Lynx Greek hy- draulie works, made very satisfactory clean up few days ago. The winters run has proven very satisfactory, the results obtained being in reality be. ter than the tests made of the property. Water is becoming scarce now and they will be compelled to close opera tions entirely within few days.
 la & lengthy article on the New Or jeans question, Ex-Senator Ingalls, voices the sentiment of every true American citizen when he says: "We ire not inhospitable, but 6 nation, like any other host, has right to select and invite its own guests. The intelli- gent, industrious foreigner, capable oi sel!-support. who renounces his ale glance because he loves liberty and as- pires to become an American citizen, will be welcome to break bread with Us and share our salt; but there is no room at the board for the Mafis."
 pr. R. K. Robinson and his wife and child left on this mornings train Tor their old home in Indiana, expect ing to be absent three or four months. The doctor has been a resident of Pres colt for nearly nine years, during vi ich time he has built up very lucrative practice in, his profession, ss he has been remarkably successful in it. h addition to bis practice he owns half I interest in cue of the leading drug stores of the place, and has considera- ble live stock interests. He has justly 1 earned the vacation he is now taking, as he has been .confned closely to his l business and the duties Of his prefes- | sion during his residence here.
 The JouRNAL-MMER has just receiv- ed nearly ton of new type, and as soon as the change can be made by its | printers will appear in an entire new dress. As the expense of this enter -,-;so hoe hean vary haaxv we hone