Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-27
FRoM THURspAY's DAILY.
 John Curtin is in town.

FRoM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 John Curtin is in town.
 E. NJ. Doe left for home this morning.
 A. l.. Kerr, came in from the east yesterday.
 E. H. Witherall left for Albuquer- que this morning.
 Headquarters 11th infantry will leave Huachuca next Tuesday.
 Walter J. Wright came in yester- day from the King Solomon mine.
 Who is your friendf Read M. Goldwater & Brothers advertise ment.
 Mrs. Hall at the Hillside mine gave birth to twins, son and daugh- ter, April 4th.
 The G.. A. R. banquet will be given at the Schuerman House to- morrow evening.
 Phillip A ugsutine and Miss Lulu w. Lane were married last evening by Rev. c. F. Spray.
 Tickets for the fireman's annual ball are on sale at all the principal business houses in town.
 Mrs. Lee and her daughter, Miss Lizzie Lee, will accompany c. H. Lee to California tomorrow.
 In his last car load from Anhue- ser-Busch beer, Martin Maier re- ceiyed some excellent buck beer.
 A sword, captured on the field of battle, during the civil war, by Gen. Crook, is in possession of Barrett post, G. A. R.
 Robt. and Alice postle, nephew and neice of Mrs. J. l.. Fisher, have re- ceived a bequest of 5000 from a relative in England.
 The P. x A. c. time schedule will be changed next Monday, on and after which date the train will leave at 6 a. m. instead of 5:30.
 J. F. Mahoney, city engineer of Prescott. and N. G. Layton, of Flag staff, returned yesterday from at tending the Odd Fellows grand lodge at Nogales.
 Flags were unfurled to the breeze today iu honor of our country's de- lenders, the veterans of the late war. Our people can not too highly honor the brave boys, in blue, who defended our country and its flag in their hour of peril.
 The trustees of the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias lodges will hold joint meeting this evening, in c. R. Martiudell's office, for the transaction of business connected with the cemetery.
 A telegram from Globe says: Judge J. D. McCabe, district attor- ney of Gila county, died suddenly Saturday night at his residence in Globe, of hemorrhage of the stom- ach. He was in usual health until evening and Saturday afternoon argued an important law case. He was taken suddenly ill after supper and died about g o'clock.
 Y. Goldwater x Bro. have new advertisement in this issue which speaks for itself. They propose to present suit of clothes, hat and pair of boots to the most popular eN boy in Yavapai county, the ques- ! tion to be decided by vote. Ballots can be cut from this paper and for [ warded with each 90 cents worth oi goods purchased. The polls will close May 3lst. Cut out your bal. lots now and save them up and when you make a purchase of the above firm vote them.
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