Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
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FROM THuRspAY's DAILY. , J. R. McNary, Walnut Grove. wa
 among the out of town visitors tS
 Prescott today.
 w. s. Head of Camp Verde, is il town.
 Mrs. Wilkerson has returned ss
 Phenix.
 Clouds are gathering which DOT
 tend rain.
 | F. NJ. Murphy is expected home
 tomorrow.
 A general row occurred at Ash
 Fork few days since.
 Buggy whip lost. Finder will
 please return to this office. A number of Phenicians are sum-
 mering at Minnehaha, in this county. This mornings train carried 6 merry party of pie-nickers out to Chino valley.
 The first flag raised today on ac- count of Cleveland's nomination was by republican.
 It is runored that the company of Indian soldiers will be returned to Whipple again.
 l.. R. Jerome was arrested last evening, charged with making threats to burn property.
 The Bashford- Burmister company is having nice new show-windows placed in their store front.
 Tickets for the Dudes hose com pany's Fourth of July ball are on sale at different business houses.
 Candidates for school trustees should come to the front, as the election will be held next Saturday.
 D. J. Sullivan has vacated his Cortez street store next to the post office and the place is being fitted up for meat market.
 Mrs. Borden having failed to ar rive, the temperance lecture to be given in the Methodist church has been indefinitely postponed.
 I. Kuhn, San Diego merchant, | but who was formerly engaged in business in Prescott, is in town. Mir. Kuhn is still interested in cattle in this county.
 Several republicans raised flags today on receipt of the news of nomination. They think him easy game to get away with in November.
 A warrant was issued this morn- ng by Justice Andrews for the ar 'est of Thomas Buckman, of Thomp- 'on valley, charging him with shoot ng a valuable bull belonging to $. ;. Miller. The alleged shooting oc- 'urred last Sunday.
 Judge w. H. McGrew has fur lisbed JouRNAL-MNER readers with ] series of very able articles on the ubject of the republican platform. The judge has been a very close ob- erver of political affairs for over lalf century, and is veritable en- yclopedia of the political history of his country during that period. The San Antonio & Aransas Pass having passed from the con rol of the receivers into the hands f the company, a meeting of the directors was held at which Presi- ( lent Uriah Lott and Director Sam ( Maverick rendered their resigna- { ions. D. B. Robinson was elected , president and general manager, the 'ther general officers holding for he present. It has been suggested that Judge Q. Williams, Fof this city. be ap- ,ointed to the place recently made 'acant by the death of Consul Will ard, at Guaymas. It is a post of and one that is growing nore important each year, as com nercial interests advance and the United States and Mexico become nore closely knitted in business re- ations. Here on the border we feel 1 he necessity of cool head and one ( hat has something in it. The oc- ,asion is such that birthday walk ng stick and a set of store teeth can lot give satisfaction as an American 'onsul. He must be man with 'alibre and sense, like the lamented Willard. Otherwise the. interests hat should be pushed by our repre- will drop into commercial darkness. Judge Williams, We be- ieve would acceptably and capably i'll the bill.-Nogales Herald.