Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-06
Wednesdays Edition.

N. c. Shekels came in from Crowned
 King last evening.
 Ripe cherries have put in an appear ance in the market.
 The extension internal revenue laws
 for May and June have arrived. Fine Imported Cigars, just received
 at Ford's. These cigars are excellent .tf Italy positively refuses to send any
 macaroni to the Worlds fair. Too bad.
 Poor Italy
 Dress parade at Whipple has been
 temporarily suspended, on account of
 target practice.
 An Italian resident of New Orleans
 has applied to Mayor Shakespeare for protection from the Mafia society.
 Happy and content is home with 'sThe Ro-
 chester" lamp with the light of the morning.
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 Judge J J. Hawkins returned last night iron, a months outing in San Francisco. greatly improved in health.
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad com-
 pany paid it's taxes to-day, on the basis of a valuation of $5.000 a mile and penalty.
 Will c. Barnes, of Holbrook, and ).
 w. Benham of Williams, members of
 the territorial live stock commission, have returned from Phenix.
 The board of supervisors to-day made peremptory demand on the board of supervisors of Coconino cou nty for the delivery of bonds due this county.
 The Republicans of Pinal county have nominated J. w. Johnson of Mammoth. and Tom Davis of Florence, for delegates to the constitutional con- vention.
 The Yuma Times has been figuring up the amount of local news given by the various daily papers in Arizona, and finds that the JoURNAL-MINER is second on the list. The only paper which gives greater amount of loca news daily is the Phenix Herald, ac- cording to the figures given by the Times.
 Rev. A. c. Eveson, the new pastor of the Congregational church, arrived on Monday nights train from the east, &C., companied by his bride. They were given very cordial reception at the l Congregational church last evening. The church was crowded with ladies and gentlemen to meet and welcome the new pastor, and the evening was very pleasantly spent.
 The following resolution in regard to l the Courthouse bell was adopted to- day by the board of supervisors Resolved, That the Court House bell | shall be in charge of the Sheriff, and it | shall be his duty to see that it is at all | times in working order, and he shall | give to the Chiei of the Prescott Fire access to said bell and the right to its use at such times and in such methods as may bein the best in- terests of thei Department"
 A Columbus, Indiana, telegram says; John Conrad, confined in the Jackson county jail at Brownstown, wanted bail, | and last night succeeded in cutting a hole in the rear of the upper part of the jail and escaping by the roof. He went on foot to his home, ten miles away, but, failing to arrange for bail, he to jail and crawled back | through the same hole by which he es- ;aped. The jailor knew nothing of the escape and return until informed by | the prisoner 4 peculiar land complication has | ust been discovered in Skull valley. l Fritz Frendenburg, 8 resident of the | valley, some time since entered home stead there, made his final proof and a | lew days since received his patent for | It. He has always claimed that DOT .ion of the land embraced in his entry was occupied by John Dickson, who nas resided in the valley for nearly quarter of \ century, Since receiving ais patent, Mir. Frendenburg employed surveyor, who went out on Monday md made survey of the land. Thls survey disclosed the fact that Mr. Dickson's residence, barn and all other except his chicken house