Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-31
SArrRDAY's DAILY.

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 Will We have Fourth of July celebration.
 E. NJ. Doe came in again on to- days train.
 Bulls head supper at the Audito- rum tonight.
 Memorial services at the M. E. church tomorrow evening.
 W. B. Jones and Major J. NJ. Watts visited Lynx creek yesterday.
 WH. Meade was to take charge of the United States Marshal's office to-day.
 The Keeiey Institute, in Prescott, has given good satisfaction to all its patrons.
 Charles Meadows realistic Wild West show is drawing big audiences in Los Angeles.
 Johnny Barrmgtou's condition was reported as being somewhat inn FACNNA N1a fs
 The lift" of the presidential boot or any other boot has no terror for the editor of this paper.
 Ocean steamers have commenced touching at Port Los Angeles, the ! new name for the Santa Monica wharf.
 Judge R. M. Ling returned last evening from attending a meeting of the board of railroad commission CTS at Phenix.
 The nine o'clock washing tea speaks foritself. Just ask those that have used it according to directions. At Dulin's Market.
 Hugh Burns and two or three other workmen ara engaged in cut ting stone for flagging for one of the large rooms of the county Jail. Henry Watterson says that the way to victory IS now beset by 8 horde of timid democrats, who are afraid of their own platform.
 Alex. Imholf came ia last evening from Jerome, to buy lumber for a new building, which he proposes to erect there for the purpose of eu- gazing in business.
 Los Angeles bakers refuse to work at night and their employers refuse to deliver stale bread to their pa SrNn. ., tI,E sha-., ss n HaaH lnaE between them.
 J. W. Wilson, with his usual libsr- ality, offers in this issue to head the list for the Fourth of July celebra- tion, with subscription of $lOO. Let the good work progress.
 The Sierra club had the city hall beautifully decorated last evening for their dance. The hop was well attended and proved a very pleas ant and enjoyable social affair. Dr. Prewett arrived last night from Phenix to take charge of the medical department of the Keeley Institute, Dr Hudson having re- signed his position.
 Amos and Mrs. Sweigart returned last evening, being called back by telegram announcing the very se- rious illness of the latter's twelve year old brother, John Burlington.
 The Sierra Club had four appli- cations for membership to-day the result of their party last night. This club is composed of a good class of young men and is in pros porous condition.
 As the editor of this paper has certain financial obligations to meet the fl st of June, any remittaneeS or payments of money to him in the near future will be gratefully re- ceived.
 Services at. the church of the Ad- vent (EpiScopaD tomorrow, Sun day, at II a. m. There will be no services in the church in the evening owing to the union memorial ser vices at the RI. l.. Church.
 First we are charged with "of- fensive partisauship" then trying to "curry favor with the administra- tion," by our esteemed contem- porary, and betwixt and betwwen we are inclined to inquire where we are at"
 A telegram was received today from the sister of the late Elmer Taylor, asking that his body be shipped east. Undertaken Logan is accordingly embalming it and it will be shipped by to-morrow's train to Chicago.
 Sheriff Lowry returned last even- ing from Ash Fork, having in GUS tody John O. Foster, the slayer of Gus Zelliner. Con Cleary, oae,of his bondsmen withdrew from his bond, being the cause of his being taken into custody. Foster is trying to secure new bondsmen.
 Phenix papers state that a Kan sas girl who recently located at Tempe is about to return to her former home for the reason that the Tempe boys "don't hug her hard enough" Come up this way sissy, en route home and give the Prescott chaps a chance.
 Private Dalzell. of Caldwell, O., recently wrote letter to the Iowa State Register in which he burned up the democratic administration in great shape. The treasury depart ment thereupon took a noble re- venge by diseharging his daughter. Miss May Dalzell, from a clerkship, the fathers letter being given as the reason.
 Every evening, a little after 6 o'clock a cloud of smoke can be seen to issue from different parts of the mountains west of town. It shoots up into the air as if from volcano, but it isn't any volcano. 1t is simply caused from blasting on the Phenix end of the :. F., P. X P. railway. and every cloud of smoke that raises represents the upheayal of several tons of rock.
 Our contemporary offers a little business advice to this paper this morning, by suggesting that copy of the paper be sent free to Grover Cleveland. Entirely unnecessary, neighbor, as the gentleman has been constant recipient of this paper. both as MT. Cleveland and as Mr. President for several years. The ,ran3 laman xrka mare fNw sk. -