Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-02
FRoa TuEspAY's DAIry.
 Local news is scarce.

Isocai news IS scarce.
 March came in like lamb.
 Lent commences morrow. l Collectors found money difficult
 of access to day.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Nj.
 E. church will meet morrow at f
 o'clock.
 The general clearing up of back
 alleys should be made now with the
 opening of spring.
 Holders of city warrants who wish
 to sell the same for cash are re-
 quested to call on R. N. Fredericks.
 A lively runaway occurred yester- day with one of Bruce X Merritt's teams. George Merritt was driving. The social club gave another of its pleasant hops last evening. This is the closing hop of tho season until after lent which commences to-mor- row.
 Mir. Psrker's horse ran away to-day throwing little Georgie Parker out spraining his ankle quite seriously and otherwise bruising and scratch ing him.
 X Swiss sayant has discovered s plan of drying milk to a powder in such way that all its original qnal- ities will be restored by little water. The water Is quite general ly used in this country, but the dry ing process has not been thoroughly perfected.
 4 faeetious exchange suggests that the sun should try Madame Graham's face bleach to remove the spot from its face. that is now attracting so much attention from astronomers. The genuine article can be had at W. W. Ross Corner drug store.
 4 horse has forty teeth, mare only thirty-six, wanting the tusks or so-called wolf teeth. The OK and sheep tribes only have thirty-two, wanting the eight incisors in the upper jaw. The pig has forty-four teeth, the dog has forty-two teeth and mankind only thirty-two.-E1.
 Patents have been received at the land office on homestead entries for the following parties which will be delivered to them on the surrender of their final receipts Alexander Strahan, Myron A. Carrier, Joseph T. White, George C. Dana, William M. fain, William B. Dempsey, Par. ley A. Williams and Mrs. Ellen Greer. 1
 In response to an order sent in by | E. Lantry X Sons, from Ash Fork, l for scyenty five teams to be sent out | to work on the railroad contract, an | outfit of loo animals was sent out to- | day. 1t is understood that about forty or fifty mules will arrive shortly from Maricopa county also to go to work. The contractors seem to be pushing work as rapidly as possible.
 James R. Howey took a pair of native Arizona bronze turkeys out to his Chino valley ranch o-day to put with his Australian love turkeys. The native turkeys were procured ioiu a man WHO cecufel the eggs last season and had them matched. Mir. Howey Is a great fancier of fine fowls having some of the finest game chickens to be found in the country, while of ducks there Is no end to the he has. In addition to his poultry yard he has recently i'm ported some thoroughbred dish laced Berkshire swine which he prizes very highly.
 The March number of Romance" offers the varied and attractive table of contents which the reading pub Iic has come to expect every month from this magazine. There are no less than eighteen complete stories m the present issue, and writers of haif-a-dozen nationalities are repre- 'ented. Those who relish humor will enjoy three very funny trans ations from the French, and two which are almost as amusing from he Italian. Among the original stories, as usual, is one of especial study of life in the full of local color, by II. l.. Sargent. This magazine is ssued by Romance Publishing Com oany, Clinton Hall, Astor Place, New York. The price is 25 cents per copy; S2.5O year.