Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-11
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1 at6hts
 Chicken dinner at the Bellevue to
 morrow.
 Phenix expects to build Sl00,O0'
 opera house soon.
 Read the advertisement in thil
 issue of bids wanted.
 The new carpet of the Methodisi
 church has been laid. Go to tho Bellevue for a nice Sun
 day dinner tomorrow.
 Mrs. H. \. Palmer came in from
 the Yarnell mine yesterday.
 Sig. Simon, a we'll known com,
 mercial traveller, is in town.
 Strawberries and cream at the
 Bellevue tomorrow for dinner.
 Deestrick Skule, rehearsal in the
 opera house Monday evening at 7:30
 The Republican League club of Nogales now numbers l0i members.
 l.. s. Waddles, presenting Too tie, Hosea X Co. reme in ca today's train. .ca
 The Bashford Burmister company received a car load of new paints yesterday.
 Thomas 4. Cochrane, well known mining man of this territory. Is in town.
 A lively free for all scrappiny match is said to have taken place last night.
 ]. s. Jones left on this mornings stage for his mining camp at Chap paral gulch.
 Dr. c. W. yickers and family came in from Chngress by private conveyance today.
 John Brown was held under $500 bonds by Justice Andrews yester- day on charge of robbery.
 Losses of sheep men in the Salt river valley are reported to have been very heavy during the past winter.
 Col. De Rnssy, Major Bradford. Lieut. Travis and Lieut.. Emery and the band of the llth Infantry ar rived on today's train.
 Beautify your home by repairing your buildings. The Bashford- Burmister company has just re- ceievd a largo stock of paint.
 For carrying pistol within the city limits Justice Andrews to-day assessed fine of S75 with the alter native of seventy-fve days in jail, against John F. Coyle.
 ]. R. Fitzpatrick, a we'll known citizen oi Coconino county, who is en route from Phenix north with his band of sheep, came in to Prescott He says his sheep are in fine condition. He left the band on Ash creek.
 W. J. Clark, engineer who was charged with themnrder of Thomas Lovan. a brakeman at Hoibrook, last was tried at St. Johns last week and acquitted, 1t being shown that Clark committed the deed in self fdefense.-Coconino Sun.
 Captain Matile, in command of G 1lth infantry, arrived at Whipple this morning with fifty men. They left Fort Apache April lith and have been on the road ever since having been delayed by muddy roads and snow. The officers and nen arrived in fine condition, how syer, none of them having been ,ither foot sore or sick ou the trip.
 The governor appointed the fol- owing county commissioners for territorial board of worlds fair for Arizona: Capt. l Thomas, Graham county; l.. !. Wood, Marieopa; W. \. Rowe, 1ava- ,ai; r. Nj. Zuck, Apache; Ralph l Cameron, Coconino, and Thos. R. l SirrIn, Cochise county. The app 1 for the other counties | will be made soon.-Phenix Repub- ican.
 The council held special meet ng yesterday afternoon at which i ,ids were ordered advertised, to be | opened next Tuesday night, for lum- 'er aud buiidsag of the engine louse and we'll house, at the ,ity yell. The old city water works were eased Co Martin Maler for twelve 'eafs, at Si00 per year. The city reasury was ordered to redeem out landing warrants on the general und to the extent of S2,000.
 Three companies of the Huh in antry will arrive at Whipple on ionday afternoon from the east and Till relieve the three companies of he 9th infantry now stationed at yhippie. The latter will leave for he east on Tuesday morning in the anne cars that bring the others in. hose to leave are c company in ommand of Captain Carpenter. Yho will also be in command of the B company, in command f Lieut.. Brewster, and C. company I command of Lieut.. McNutt. Romance" for May appears in a over, which emphasizes its charac- ar as "A Monthly Magazine of complete Stories" and by it's skill al use of two colors not only ehal- snges attention but commands ad liration. It now presents as beau iful and attract tive an appearance $ any periodical in the land. The ontents of this number are upon he usual high level of interest and There arc seven cen stories representing writers of Il countries. The explanation is Dund in the announcement that fiss Kate Upton lately became its ditor. Mrs. Clark has been for sev- ral years a fayorite contributor to : he periodical press, and is recog- ized as discriminating literary ritic. The magazine is issued by he Romance Publishing Company, Hinton Hall, Astor Plaae, New 'ork. The price is p cents a copy; inscriptions, S2.50 year.
 A. Ernst, the old tailor, failed to pen his shop this morning at the sual time and about half past ten clock, Jerry Barton, whose place