Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-31

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 A. J. Herndon is recovering from a spell of sickness.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers came in from Congress last evening.
 Joseph Stephens is in from his Williamson valley stock ranch.
 Parties who have not yet paid their dog tax should do so at once.
 The Keely Institute has added three new patients to their list this week.
 P. J. Norton thinks of sending his handsome typewriter to the Hot springs.
 Solon E. Rose a we'll known bus mess man of Albuquerque died last Monday.
 Thomas Holland and Francis $. Burchett, of Castle creek, are in town to-day.
 Jack Shull has been awarded the contract for carrying a semi-weekly mail between Prescott and Hillside.
 w. H. Robbins and wife are stop ping at Castle creek hot springs. The former is somewhat improved in health.
 Chief of Police Pagan to-day col lected license on the forty-ninth dog. He will commence in few days killing all unlicensed eanines.
 Major |. Neustatter has been ap- pointed book-keeper and account ant for Marshal Meade. He oc- cupied this position during Meade's former administration.
 The San Francisco Examines pro. poses to issue a Worlds Fair edition of l2O pages on June 1. Only peo- pie of leisure can afford to under take to read such paper.
 J. J. Tracey, roadmaster of the F. & A. C. railroad, received a tele- gram yesterday announcing the kill ing of his S0n-in-law, Norman Perk- ins, in a railroad accident near Han nibal, Missouri.
 The Sierra Club will give it's hop tomorrow evening in the city hall. The place will be beautifully deco rated for the occasion and the mem bers will do all in their power to make the affair an enjoyable one.
 Thomas Stephens left for Hot springs to-day to recuperate his health. He has been knocked outT for some time. First with an ateack of tonsilitis which laid him up for two or three weeks and just as he was recovering from the effects ol that he was taken down with rheu- matism.
 A dumping ground should be selected by the city in some place and all garbage should be hauled and dumped on it. As it is at pres ent it Is being hauled into all the surrounding glllches promiscuously. After place is selected and there is an accumulation of garbage, it. should be burned at intervals as d. sanitary precaution.
 Amos Sweigert and Mrs Yonda Simmons were married last evening at the residence of the brides parents by Rev. C. J. Chase. The affair was a very quiet one, only a few friends of the family beinsy ing present. The couple left thi morning for Chicago and the World Fair where they will spend their honey mocn.
 Arrivals at the Hotel Burke: A B Potter, Denver; c W Hull, Jerome, E $ Waddles, St Joseph, Mo; Geo c Brown. Harvey Matthews. San Fran cisco; Fl C Hutten, Flagstaff; l. Hugh Bristow. Chicago; Dudley Brooks, T W Miller, Cienega; Fl C Bowdre, Skull Valley; Howard White, Georgia; Jenkins Llewllyn. J Fielden. California; C W Parsons, Butte, Mont.
 'Dr. Girk and Prof Elliot. with Edison's most wonderful invention. the musical horn. Give opera house and parlor entertainments. Also pianos tuned and repaired. For the Steinway piano Company. Rec concentrations by the Boston con servatory." The preceding quota tion Is a copy of the card used by nhe "dead+beat" who recently jum- ped his board bill at Hotel Burke Our exchanges should put the pub lie on its guard against the professor" particularly and should an opportunity present to give him job on the public works" it would prove a wholesome lesson to him. Ills "pard," the Doctor did not put in an appearance in Prescott.
 The Season for June. just re- eeived, is filled with handsome de signs Of Iyarious kinds. Ladies who desire to dress with elegance and latest novelties will find the very newest and artistic designs for them selves and children, and also the quaintest and prettiest ideas in all those little adornments which beau tify our homes. The new crinoline skirts are given in some pretty de- signs, both for home and street wear, the various new styles are plainly shown, and descriptions and dia- grams given so plainly that repro duction in material is quite easy. Children's costumes are handsomely shown, for home or outdoors. The Season can be recommended as one of our very best journals of fash ion. Yearly, SS.50. Single copies, 30 cents. The International News O., 83 X S5 Duane St., New York.