Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-27
FRoM TUEsDAy's DAITY.

May Lay mats at Mrs. Blalne's. | Robert Kennedy is on the sick list.
 Read J. l.. Fishers auction ad- vertisement.
 A movement is on foot to have the streets sprinkled.
 Indigestion, Miserablel Take Beecham's Pills.
 c. B. Genung came in from his ranch last evening. Buy ticket for the firemen's ball next Monday night.
 Read advertisement of situation wanted in this issue. Three convicts have escaped from the Yuma penitentiary. Wyckoff club meets tonight at l the residence of Prof. Thomas.
 NJ. Goldwater & Bro. received a ear load of furniture yesterday.
 G Company, of the llth infantry. is expected at Whipple tomorrow or next day.
 The ord-Burmister com pany received a car load of salt and car load of lumber by to-day's train.
 J. A. Park came in yesterday from the Squaw Peak country with some excellent specimens of lithographing stone.
 Another cool wave struck this place last night. Winter seems to be in love with us and is constrained to stay by us.
 Judge French yesterday dis charged from custody the four men accused of attempting to jump Sam Poweli's mine.
 The new pipe for the city water works arrived yesterday. The big pump will soon be removed now to its new location.
 A. G. Oliver will look after the office of the clerk of the board of supervisors during the absence of the clerk in California.
 E. c. Payne, who was up to-day from Granite Dells ranch, reports apricots badly damaged by the re- cent cold weather. Other fruit seems uninjured.
 General w. O. O'Neill has re- turned to Phenix again to attend the meeting of the territorial Worlds Fair commission, of which he is president.
 A member of Barrett Post No. 3, who enlisted at the age of l5 and said that he was Is years of age at the time. says that he fought, bled. lied and nearly died for his country, but was not killed at Balls Bluff.
 We are informel that President Marvel, of the A. s railro com pany, and the direc6oc of the Slnta Fe system are expec sl m r agstaif in few days. They Niil visit the Grand Canyon anu :..5k over the route from here to tho canyon, no doubt with railroad matters in view.-Flagstaff Democrat.
 The query, "who was killed at Balls Bluff, promises to go thunder ing down the ages to come, along with that other unanswered conun- drum, swho struck Billy Patterson" The only man probably who could answer the question refused "point blank" to do so the other evening at the banquet, when consistently pressed with the inquiry by Comrade Spaulding.
 John Lyman came in to-day from the railroad camp and says that l times are booming along the grade | now. An outfit of fifty animals ar rived at Ash Fork yesterday from California and was immediately sent to the front and placed at work. Mir. Lyman states that there has been general move forward of ali the camps during the past.few days. All the men who apply are imme- diately given work and the force is being rapidly increased.
 It Pays to Read the Papers. Especially your county paper, for , often through this medium business and opportunities are pre- sented that might otherwise entirely | escape your attention. For instance B. F. Johnson X Co.,, Richmond, Va, have an advertisement in this paper that will prove of especial interest aud value to large number of peo- pie hereabouts.
 Public Notice.
 Having bought the Elite restaur- ant from, Mr. xvi RaShford wa ara