Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
FRoM MoNDAy's DAILY.

Laborers to work on the s. r. r.
 x r. K. k. are wanted immediately.
 Sec add.
 Old glory floats from many a
 masthead to-day, in honor of Mayor
 Howard and his approaching mar riage tonight.
 The Toughs, with a feeling that it is due and fitting to the events of the day, raised their handsome flag this morning in honor of the mar riage of Mayor John Howard to- night.
 There will be false alarm sound ed at 7:i5 this evening. This is for practice, and the different compa- nies will assemble at the Toughs. By order of the Chief, Geo. Schuer- man.
 It is now Bogardus Morin of the gun club, for at least one day, he having secured If birds out of 20 at yesterdays shoot. Miles Archibald is the Dennis of the nine; score twenty shots, twenty goose-eggs.
 Deputy Recorder Tritle is look ing joyously ahead to the opening of the lawn tennis grounds on the plaza, when 6 fine form bedecked in a neat striped suit of regulation tennis clothes will be shown to great advantage.
 G. A. Allen returned yesterday and will assume command of Fort Misery tonight at & o'clock. He wishes 1t stated that the old-time tactics of the Hassayampa barracks will be maintained as of yore, and that the sally port is filled with an article guaranteed to cause a gen eral assault being made on 1t.
 Engle, who has been somewhat of a trusty in the county villa on the square, took pasear recently to the i-mile house to have time, and was captured after somewhat of an ex- citing chase, being found in the middle of the road" knocked out by the exhilarating effects of high proof Arizona booze. This took place about a week ago. N The city reservoir is thoroughly out of water dogs, Hazards. frogs, beetle, old boots, socks, etc, etc. It is reported that laborer found Sl0,OO0 block ofwster works ponds under the cement indorsed ,ver to the city from the consciences stricken mind of Geo. lnman, theA who performed the labor md jumped the town between two lays. VI
 The Los Angeles press and its water works council are having ate war. In many instances 1t Is . similar fight to the one going on iere, but our neighbors have not the gall to discriminate in favor of sl l.50 per month Chinese wash house It the expense of S20 per month printing office motor, as is evident n Prescott's case.
 John Roberts, of Kirkland valley, s in town and states that many head ,f cattle are dying in that section rom the lack of green grass and a poor range during the winter. He s the proud possessor ofa thorough ,red Holstein heifer raised in that ection, which catches the eye of very one who sees it, and for which le has refused many good offers in ash.
 The Prescott Chautanqua Club leld its regular meeting on Tuesday March s, at the residence of Mrs. F.. W. French. Program for next meet ng arranged as follows: Questions Spring" Essay, Bread Riots of Europe, Mrs. Levy. Reading, His ory of q Dollar Bill' Mrs. A. Brown. Poem, "Metempsychosis' March No. Mrs. Wright. Reading, Women's in Chicago" Mrs. F.. N. French. Question, l to Is, Story If the Constitution, in February No. "Australasia." World of Today, February Chautauqua. An Iwers in March. Adjourned to meet It the residence of Mrs. D. Levy, on Tuesday, March 18th, at 2:30 o'clock.
 The average daily cost in the New York Life Insurance Company of a fife policy for Sl,0e0, with profits the amount of the insur- ,nce annually, or diminishing the yearly cash payments required s as follows: Eve and one half cents, Insurance commencing at the age ,f p. 6t cents, Insurance Com at the age of S0. cents, Insurance commencing at the age of B. 73-5 cents, Insurance common ,ing at the age of 40. To 3-7 cents, Insurance commencing at the age of 45. Chas. A. Green, Agent, at office of Probate Judge.
 Prescott city council has enacted that S20 per month is the rate at which printing press motors shall be taxed hereafter. If this august body is aiming for fair play, will they step forward and show wherein they are just in their demands in exacting from each newspaper S6 per quarter for doing it's job-work, in connection with the publication of a newspaperi If they wish to establish precedent in this line, they will have to reach out yainly and hopelessly to more populous and older communities than Pres colt to secure one, or for that mat ter find a municipal corporation so eagre on the ''cinch" to its news papers as seems evident in this case.
 Personal Mention