Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
MoNpAy's DAILY.

MONDAYS DAILY.
 Public schools will open next Monday.
 Little Nell" at the opera house tonight.
 Do not fail to see Little Nell' at the opera house tonight. Thomas s. O'Neal. of Fl Paso, Texas, is registered at Hotel Burke.
 Contractor A. c. Morse of the :. F. P. X F. railroad was in town Saturday evening.
 Miss Mattio Futile returned ou Satu day evenings train from her visit io relatives at Gilroy, Califor- nia.
 Mir. and Mrs. Y. \. <. Dhens, and Mrs. E. II. Weaver have feturaed from their visit to fri, n l. ia Cali fornia.
 Dr. Logic will go to Jerome to- morro io take the position Of phy- sician aad surgeon for the United Verde Copper company. Tue cditor of this paper returned | Saturday evening, in improved health. from three weeks outing verY pleasantly spcnt in California
 Mr Baras. the stoae mason aud contractor, b ls gone to Jerome,
 taken n contract from i ,hy ~ -4 Verde Copper Compay.
 The hosc ranniag team appeared tod .y in linen clusters and white hats, in addition to the other wear ing apparel isuaily worn by them.
 The Rapahlican County Central ! Commit. a will mest Tuesday even ! ing, August 30, at S:l5 o'clock. at i the oiiica of Robert k. Morrison. By orler of the Chairman. John Webb cane in on Saturdays | train to Verde station, having fully | recOyerel his health. The news of | his recovery will be gladly receiv- ed by his many friends here.
 Mrs. Amelia E. Barr, who always writes with charm on social mat ters, will have in The North Ameri- can Review for September a paper which she discusses the uses and functions of Society"
 Democratic candidates are com mencing to make known their de- sire for office As yet there have been no announcements of republi- can candidates for office. Probably a case of allowing the office to sock the man.
 Justin Mccarthy is announced as one of the writers in The North American Review for September. In his article, "A Forecast of Mir. GIadstone's New Administration" he gives an outline of MT. Glad stones probable procedure in press ing the Home Rule Bill and other reforms.
 The Fl Paso Times says that it is wrong to any longer conceal tho i fact that Fl Paso is m distress for l water, and except for drinking, bath ing and laundry purposes, the town | is practically without water sup ply. Lawns are withayiBy, water | motors are not working, streets are | not sprinkled, and fl fire should | break out the .ir city oi Fl Paso might be destroy because of tho | absence of wate; extinguish the i flames.
 The city eo1 8 5arilsd bore Tor Water He iic 8f i present ci5y U efforts increase try 2. oeen ua ayaiiiae eerl-iHfy ras the .e- NSuH -r eoHl iu
 fara sevsra of grea sud t1 F fence gp 9 E on ci, wo. .oc .s grow - trees aat i.a proyehsl. of law
 It is reported that the Highiaud | canal is soon to pass from the hands of Governor Zulick into the con trol | of syndicate of twenty-five land- owners whose property lies on the Sacaton plain near the eud oi the ditch. If the canal is purchased by them eXtensiVe improvements are to be soon begun on the dam and ditch, and large acreage cleared for seeding to grain this fall.-Phenix Gazette.
 Martin Maier, who has been out on the 5. F., r. S r. rail way, re- turned yesterday and reports an army of men at work. He speaks most enthusiastically of the work being done, declaring that the small est detail of work Is receiving as much attention as the most import ant matters. In his opinion 1t will be long time yet before they reach Prescott, as the character of work being done does not permit of too rapid progress.