Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-06

FRoM FRiDAY's DAmY. Collection day.
 Collections were reported dull to
 day.
 The board of supervisors was il
 session to-day.
 James A. Guild collected si6l
 m licenses yesterday.
 The seasons target practice com
 menced at Whipple to-day.
 Four inches of snow fell at th,
 Senator during the recent storm.
 The Episcopal church will he
 opened for services next Sunday.
 Some very stale April fool joke,
 were attempted to be perpetrated
 to-day.
 An insane Chinaman escaped from
 his guards on Tuesday evening.
 reward of $500 is offered for his re-
 turn.
 The sale of the school district bonds will put the district in funds to continue the school for the full term.
 Over in Cochise county it is said that night owl can hardly get q nights lodging without roosting on a candidate Tor the Minneapolis convention.-Nogales Herald.
 \ csll has been issued for demo cratic primanes to be held April 18th and . county convention on April 30th. The boys are already beginning to warm up to their polit- cal work.
 Nohave county ha. drawn 6 grand jury for next weeks term of court to be held there being the first grand jury drawn in the county for over threo years. There are six criminal cases to be investigated.
 A surveying party in the employ of the railroad company is camped across the river. The party consists of seven men. Two of these, N. k. Gibson and A. A. Dougherty. both of Phenix, were in town Tuesday and joined the force on "Wednesday It is the opinion of these gentlemen that the depot will not be over a half mile from the business portion of Florence. They were inquiries as to the best site Tor that purpose. e.-Florence Tribune.
 At q meeting of the republican league club held last evening, in the absence of the secretary Robert E. Morrison was elected secretary pro -em. The following were elected to attend the meeting to be held in Phenix for the purpose of organiz- ing territorial league: W. A. Linn, L. F. Eggers, Geo. F. Brown, ]. M. W. Moore and !. (. Martin. As there was an uncertainty about the number of delegates the league is entitled to, resolution was passed authorizing the delegates elected to east the full number of votes allowed to the club in the 
 James Simmons. the refrigerator man who attempted to skip out of Prescott without paying his debts, seems to be keeping up his lick in this line, judging from the follow ing from the Albuquerque Demo ,rat: Word has reached here that | James Simmons, the refrigerator man, has left Fl Paso and his where abouts are unknown. If he left the | gate city as he left Albuquerque, he l las left several people there in the lurch. An endorsenRnt for Sim | mons by one of the citizens of this own has cost the latter BOO. Apart | rom this he has several creditors in Tn various respectable sums, who are mourning the fact | hat they ever got acquainted with | he patent cooling room man."
 A quiet wedding took place last evening at the residence of Mir. snd | Mrs. B. H. Weaver The principals o it were Miss Cora Weaver and | MT. Antony Johns, the ceremony | which made them man and wife be- ng pronounced by Rev. c. r. Spray. Only relative. and intimate friends ,f the family were present to wit ness the marriage ceremony. The pride is native of Arizona, her fam ly being among the earliest settlers ,f the territory and she is endowed with rare graces of heart and mind which have made for her 6 large ,ircle of friends. The groom has also esided for several years In the ter itory and is very justly popular, being of genial disposition and un- werving in honesty and integrity. The young couple start ont propi- iously on their matrimonial voyage md that they may realize all the l oy, happiness and prosperity that , wished them by their friends is llso the wish of the JoURSAL-MrSER. The groom has fitted up a house on forth Montezuma street, where hey have moved and settled down O domestic life.