Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
FRoM TuEsDAy's DAILY.
MiIitia meeting to-night.

Militia meeting tonight. Buy aticket to the Firenlen's ball
 To-day has been the warmest ol 1 the season.
 Q. K. hose company meets to 3 night. See notice.
 The interior of the pos, office i, 3 being treated to new coat of paint The Dudes hose company com. } menced praeticing for the race last night.
 Order copy of morrow's ! WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER. the star
 weekly of Arizona.
 A bill of sale from Theo. Caniield
 To |. Kuhn, for cattle and horses, has
 been filed for record.
 A. Zimmerman has sold lG0 acres of land in Williamson valley to
 Timothy Sullivan for 5000.
 The white mantle which has GOV
 cred the San Francisco peaks since
 October last has about disappeared.
 The natives at Matonga have mas
 sacred, roasted and devoured the
 French expedition from Lango under
 Nj. Crampel.
 The ballot reform bill. providing
 an amendment for the secret ballot
 law, has passed both houses of the
 Illinois Legislature.
 deed has been filed for record
 from Joseph Dougherty to j. W. Dougherty for nine lots in F'leury's
 addition for s2,365.
 The eruption of Vesuvius con tinues. The director of the obser-
 yatory on the Nesuvius anticipates it
 will become violent at an early date.
 The JouRSAL- MINER is just now the subject of much favorable comment
 from citizens of the town. Even it's contemporary compliments it ocea- sionally, by abusing it.
 The meeting of the Good Temp lars lodge will be held on Thursday evening of this week instead of on Friday evening, on account of the school exhibition on the latter night.
 Paul Gutike, the architect, has re. eeiyed an order to prepare plans and specifications Tor a new two story ! brick building, S0x30 feet. which it is 1 proposed to erect on the plaza | shortly.
 Chief of Police Andrews has re | ceived lot of dog tax tags which he Is selling to owners of dogs. The | tag has stamped on it Prescott dog tax No. , 1891" All dogs on which the tax is unpaid will he killed.
 The peculiar combination. pro portion, and preparation of Hoods Sarsaparilla makes this medicine different from others and superior to them all in active curative DOW CT. Sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. l. Hood < Co, Apothecaries, Lowel, Mass.
 Invitations have been sent out to citizens of Prescott and vicinity to join in celebrating the 25th anniver- sary of the organization of Aztlan lodge F, < A. NJ. Masons and their families are all invited to attend. hence no personal invitations will be sent to them.
 X petition for school district at the Senaror mine has been signed by all the residents of the camp and has been approved by County School E.. W. French and a school house will be built imme- diately. The board of supervisors will without doubt grant the-petition at their next meeting. |
 Hotel Burke arrivals-M Bradl, Copenhagen V Powers. 3nhn Ca peoB. Senator; L D Riekets, Ph 'ielFhia; ( II Jones, ( r Leary. Francisco; T \ Riordan. Flags Nis. Mulom3u China. W M le,.a. kaHsa- Civ. G F Luu Nrs9ues nto.. S q .ts41bs, 4 yifa, Bisbee. (
 T. :, Bullock has purchased ty .esms from Mir Culver. of Pr ltt, } .o be used ia building the nor and | south railroad This k tive 2 proof that Mir. Bullock has ways [ asd good faith in this mat and We are glad to see him give , this evidence ot ms intention to construct this line of railroad. , Mir. Bullock will begin work on the . road just as soon as he can get the necessary transportation.-Phenix : Gazette March, 1891.
 At meeting on Sunday evening !, of the Young Mems Christian En deavor Society, we have been iu- formed that Rev. C. A. Rice took |, occasion to criticise the Prescott papers for devoting more space to news gathered from saloons than from the churches. The statement { of our worthy brother is probably [ correct, from the fact that there are a more saloons than churches in the C town, and from the fact that the i latter are open only one day in the week while the former run every I day. But notwithstanding this fact, the JouRNALL- MINER publishes the \ news of the churches, so far as 1t q can obtain them, as faithfully Ss any f other, and would suggest that if I Brother Rice has any church news, a or any good news of any other kind, i We will be only too glad to receive and publish 1t. Come and see us every day, and every time you come bring {; us fresh item of news, brother.
 The entertainment given last even s ing by Prof. Wood, the blind violin { ist, was very enjoyable one through 2 out. The professor gave a number | of solos on the violin, sang serio comic song and participated in a l couple of piano and violin duets with , Professor Thomas. Mesdames Freeze and Cline favored the audience with , a solo each and with duet, all of which elicited great applause from the audience. Professor Thomas I played the accompaniments of the evening, also beautiful piano solo which, it is needless to say, was applauded as he Is a thor. ough master of his profession and ! the public never weary of his play 1, ing. Prof. Wood is good per , former on the violin. plays with pre- [ cision and his notes are very clear ,