Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-23
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. Baseball tomorrow.

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 Attend the lecture tonight.
 Republican League club meet to-
 night.
 The grading force are pushing the engineers on the s. F., r. X P. rail road.
 It was a year ago today that the railroad tax exemption bill was signed.
 X car load of mutton sheep arrived on this afternoons train for Smiths meat market.
 X general cleaning up of alleys and back yards should be made with the opening of spring.
 The special train which went to the Junction yesterday returned be- tween and ? o'clock this morning
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. Bashford and NIT. W. C. Foster desire to express their thanks for the sympathy and kindness received during their recent atiliction.
 Messrs. Burns X Maier have com pleted the foundation for w Fl. smiths new residence. It is sub stantial piece of work and reflects great credit on the skill of the above firm.
 When W. G. Stewart returned from Phenix Ia his home in Flagstaff he found that during his absence his house had been burglarized and the only articles left were three plug hats.
 Our north and south railroad pros poets include more than the general | public of this region of country has more than it has ever been willing to believe. - Phenix II srald.
 Don't forget to book yourself on Stoney X Collects stage on either Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays, Or riae to Big Bug. Office at Ton Earnhart's, two doors south of dotel Burke.
 Members of the Republican 4eague club are requested to be m hand promptly at : o'clock this Vening for the transaction of busi- ess. The address of Judge A. l.. Iorrison will be given at s o'clock. A lively and exciting runaway ccurred on Cortez street at 6 o'clock ist evening. A team driven by ieorge Brawell with which he ad been hauling rock, started rom near Otis store northward on 1 be a1Ove street. Mir. Brazwell was I l the wagon but one of his lines roke and he was unable to manage ( le team. At the bank corner a | ,uple of small children were in the rect with their backs toward the lnaway team, and it flew past them | ithin a couple of feet ofthem. Find | z that it would be impossible to stop lem, when opposite the City Feed q ard, Brazwell threw himself from b @ wagon sustaining a severe sprain Il one of his ankles. The team then lshed on toward Gardiner's store d running astride an electric light ., 'le, broke it off at the ground and u oke one of the iron posts of the W 'rch of Gardiner's store from its C stenings. They succeeded in free W 2 themselves from the wagon and n' ter running two or three blocks ei ITO captured uninjured. The q' 'gon was only slightly damaged. m
 Personal Mention. yv J. l.. Frankeberger, of the $. F., P. al r. railroad engineer corps, is reg ci cred at Hotel Burke. az MT. and Mrs. J. s. Douglas, of at nator, came in to attend the tuner m services of the late c. B. Foster. TO Chas. Bidenger, the barber of re rtly frame, is out in Big Bug dis III ct working a claim he jumped ne ne time since. m F. $. McPherson and w. X. Irwin an M this morning for Minnehaha w. at to do some surveying for the AN ion Mining company. ", Isaac Reynolds returned on to- co y's stage from Phenix. He ex- TT