Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-04

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 l The weather continues warm and
 murky, threatening rain. Born, March 2S, Go MT. and Mrs.
 John Harlan, daughter. l Judge J. J. Hawkins returned last
 evening from holding court at Flag
 staff.
 r. l.. Kastner sent out q wagon load of baggage to Congress this
 morning.
 The latest reports from D. Lew
 were to the effect that he continues
 to improve.
 The school house flag was at half
 mast today on account of the death
 of Gertie Pentland.
 Miss Viola Reeves has returned
 from Walnut creek, where she was
 engaged m teaching school.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gage came in
 last evening and left for the Con
 gress this morning where they will
 reside.
 The order for Surgeon Harlan
 McNelgh to take station at Whipple
 has been rescinded, and Captain
 Hall, assistant surgeon. has been
 ordered from San Francesca.
 An application for the pardon of l ! George w. Young, who is serving a l | term for the murder of Charles w | ! Beach, will be made on or before
 May l.
 Prof. Douglass instruments ar rived by express on the noon train ! to-day. As soon as the c ouds roll ] by he will take his observations
 He expresses himself as being high
 ly pleased with our town.
 Thomas J. Keogh, advance agent of the e. 4 Pretzel" Company, ar rived on the noon train. and is bill ing the town for his com panv next Monday and Friday evenings.
 Now is your time to travel. Off cial notice has been received by General Passenger Agent Healy. of the :. F., P. X r. Railway Company, that the rates will be restored on April Ssto what they were prior to the cut rates.
 Dr. Dawson's attornevs filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus to-day on behalf of their client. a which was heard before Judge J. J. Hawkins m chambers this afternoon l | at 7 o'clock. At its conclusion, [ Judge Hawkins ordered the bail . reduced to Sl,OO0, the bond fixed by ( the examining magistrate being in $ the sum Of S2,500.
 After much travel an obserya- tlon, covering quarter of century, the writer declares, without hesita- tlon, that money obtained by unfair methods invariably proves curse to the people who so obtain it."- Courier. With little or no travel. z and a limited observation, the ' JoUBNAL-MNER utters hearty amen : to the above. q
 NIT. and Mrs. J. W. Towne. father Q and mother of Mrs. Hugo Richards. D arrived on Tuesdays train for | brief visit with their daughter Mir. V Iowne Is d member oI the large ' wholesale paper firm of Blake, a Motiitt & Towne, from whom the O JoURNAL-MINER purchases a large portion of its supplies, and he was Il a welcome caller at this office to- a day. O
 Prof. A. E. Douglass, of the obser- a vatory expedition, and W. N. Kelly left this afternoon on an expediti 1n south of town to make observations. e The professors instruments have not yet arrived, but as the weather tl cloudy, he is not losing O any time from the delay.
 T. J. Keogh, the advance agent of A Pretzel Comedy Drama Com oany, arrived at noon today. This company proposes to play an D here next week, if sulfi- 'Ient encouragement will be given hem in the way of purchase of Fl lckets. This company travels in ts own special car, and carries 5000 bounds of special scenery. Look ut for their ad tomorrow.
 The entertainment given last yening, under the auspices of the (. iuIld of the Episcopal Church, '' Sas m all respects, a grand success. he musical selections were admir- bly rendered and owing to lack of pace mention cannot be made of my one in particular but suffice it O say that the entire performance u Vas excellent. After the musical 'ii was finished, an elegant was served. li
 Frank Brookes, of Denver. and IajOr Barr, of Springfield. Illinois. aft this morning for the east. These ed re the gentlemen. who, with Mir. also of Sprinfeld. re- ently examined the King Solomon line on the Lower Hassayampa. IF. BroOkes Is a cousin of Judge II. | H. 'rookes, of Prescott, and Mir. South 'ick Is a brother of Hon. David es outhwlck, of Mohav5 county. The ormer formerly resided in Mohave ac ounty. They expressed themselves ell pleased w.;h this section of rizona generally, and with the ing Solomon mine in particular. ch Articles of incorporation of six zen different telephone companies ave been filed for record in this pI ounty. The insorporators are " hurlOw Weed Barnes, Allen T. ye and Charles Strauss. The par lt incorporation was called the tandard Telephone Company, and accompanies have been incorpo- ,a tied, covering all the different 'iI ates and territories. These incor- orations are the outgrowth of the ! ,piration of the patent on the Bell ,lephone. The incorporators are l residents of New York, but have ... under the laws of Ari- Io E ,na, on account of our laws being M. ore favorable to interpretations. Wa 1Ja