Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-13
FaoN WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

ROM WEDNESDAYS DAILf.
 Jerome has a wholesale liquor paler.
 Eastern Star chapter meets to- morrow evening.
 The firemen will give their annual hall this year on Monday, May 2d.
 The board of fire delegates will hold < special meeting tomorrow evening.
 Dog taxes are now mature as will be seen by notice from the chief of police in this issue.
 Registration of voters is now in order. Everybody must register this year in order to vote.
 Four o'clock services are held in the Episcopal church every Wednes- day and Friday during the Lenten season.
 George Heisler of the Tragic mar ket and Miss Dollie krenning were married last evening by Rev. C. F. Spray.
 NIT. and Mrs. Joseph Gales little boy who has been seriously i'll Is i'm proving under treatment from Dr. Livingston.
 F. G. Parker received another car load of lumber yesterday from Flag staff, the one received the day pre- vious being from California.
 William Garland, the we'll known contractor, has just been awarded a verdict for S79, 400 against the Bear Valley Canal company at Ogden, Utah.
 A further postponement of the meeting of the city council was made last night until tonight. The meeting will be held this evening in the office of the Probate Judge.
 Opening services will be held in the Methodist church next Sunday. The carpet has not yet arrived for the church, but 1t has been decided not to defer longer holding services.
 Reese NJ. Ling has purchased the law library formerly owned by the late district attorney, Robert Brown, and is now well equipped for his profession. This is one of the best working libraries in the territory.
 At last nights meeting of the Dudes, J. Nj. Aitken was elected foreman, Joseph Dillon assistant foreman and Morris Goldwater was elected secretary. H. D. Aiken was elected au honorary member.
 Mark Smith has made the Chinese vote of Prescott solid for him next fall and this too right under NIT. Herndon's nose. Messrs. Herndon and Cox should immediately embark in the free seed business if they want to compete with Mir. Smith.
 Bradley c. Bain, better known as Sandy Bain. died in the county hos pital yesterday afternoon. Deceased had been a resident of Arizona for over thirty years and was Sl years old. His funeral took place this af- ternoon from Randall X Logan's un- dertaking parlors.
 A communication appears in this issue from the pen of A. l.. Morri- son, which will furnish food for thought for free traders. Mir. Nor rison is thoroughly posted on the sabject of protection. and has the ability to present his thoughts In unmistakable language.
 At meeting of the Toughs hose company held last night W. J. Null venom. was elected foreman and pres ident of the company; Peter Olsen, was elected first assistant; w. w. Vigus second assistant and secre- tary, and J. N. Rodenburg vice pres ident and treasurer.
 A. J. Kent is doing some excellent painting and graining on DI!y. Sulli- vans house. The front door IS painted in old English oak and the interior doors are walnut, the grain ing showing very fine work. The castings are grained in imitation of plain oak with trimming Tn imlta- tion of pollard oak.
 At the meeting of Barrett Post G. A. R. held last evening, arrange ments were started on foot for en- tsrtaining the territorial encamp-- ment, which will meet here April 2lst. After the regular session of the encampment, banquet will be given by the members of Barrett Post. James A. Guild was appoint ed committee to solicit subscrip- tions.
 Frank Alters returned last even ing from a visit to the graders camp on the $. F. P. X P. railroad. He says there are about six miles of the grade completed, and the line is cross seetioned for twelve miles from Ash Fork. Frank came back with his left arm in sling done up in liniment, but denies that he was struck by an engine on the road.