Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11
TuEsDAY'sDAnr.

Born, in Kansas City, April 9.
 1894, to the wife of T. J. Eaman, a
 son.
 The photograph will be an inter- ! esting entertainment at the NJ F..
 Church tonight. Go.
 F. NJ. Murphy has deeded the Congress Company a boundary claim
 on the Congress for Sl. County Treasurer Oliver leaves for San Francisco tomorrow to take
 in the Midwinter Fair.
 Oliv f T. Farr. the genial clerk of
 Druggist Brisley, left to-day for a
 visit to relatives m Kingman.
 A rare selection of musical peices
 will be gwen to-nigt at the NJ E. church phonograph entertainment.
 The appsaranc again of diptheria
 hould call for immediate action by ourschool trustees in closing the public schools.
 The fire alarm apparatus in the court house has been remodelled, aud a test will be made of it to- morrow at 2 p. m.
 4 hare and hound club has been organized at Whipple, and the first run will take place next Sundaysto the Points of Rocks.
 Acting Inspector General Chaffee, U. ;. A., leaves tomorrow for Den yer, having found the post in excel i, n condition generally.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Woodruff have taken rooms temporarily at the Burke, owing to the prevalence of diptheris, in their neighborhood. l
 Dress parades will be inaugurated again at WhipP!e this evening, com mencing at 6;l5, and continuing | every day, except on Saturdays and l Sundays.
 Work has commenced on the | grade in Bells Canyon, near Kirk land. Most of the grading in Skull | is completed and the camps are breaking up and moving to the front.
 Mir. and Mrs H. z. Armitage and children have joined the hegira of movers from Mount Vernon avenue. and taken up their residence in the Williams residence in south Pms colt.
 Captain William Dewitt has been granted "leaye of absence" and left for San Francisco on this mornings rain to take ia the Mid-winter Fair. The. Captain has been en- gineer at Whipple for over twenty years and during that time has never left his post to visit any place outside of the territory. He will be absent a month.
 Deputy Sheriff Ruffner left yes terday for Date creek, armed with a for the arrest of Lark Pierce, on the charge of stealing ,attle from Oneal X Richards. The in this case will be remem- lered as one of the participants in { he murder or a Mexican few years ! Igo, but from which he escaped by I he skln of his teeth. l
 The skirts of Judge Ling's Police Jourt were again r1ffled of their lull time mouotony to- day by the !, Ippe trance of Frank McQuiliiken, q vho knocked Jules Virling down | fith faro box. The Judge heard a he particulars, of course, and sewed a p the wound with a judicial thread t nat cost McQuilliken $50. He is l .oing to appeal the case. S Owing to ill health, Rev. s. Du n bis has resigned as Pastor of the V Church in this city. O nd will leave in few days for his )rmer hom in New Jersey. The eparture of this reverend gentle Ian will be one of regret, not only D 3 the members of his religious N ome, but also to others who be- h anne acquainted with him, as well. a: Frank Conway, lad 12 years of !" ge, who has been attending the ublic schools of this city, fell vic m to diptheria this morning, and ci confined to bed. In view of the W evelopment of this last case it ould be nothing more than proper SC , close at once the public schools, ld lessen thereby the probability an epidemic among the school lildren.
 Among the large tracts of land n sposed of oY sale on the delinquent st, this week by Treasurer Oliver.
 the Baca grant situated in Yava- uG Ii county, It embraces 99, ,2S9 30- O acres and went delinquent for VI e non payment of SI,200 due on - for taxes. It is completely fenced ld IS the property of the Perrin lttle company of which George hornton is the agent. The Perrin m, not the only heavy live stock cor tn 'ration that has been wavering m; CT collapse in the cattle busi. re- ss, but throughout the country ere are many similar concerns that wis ow a "shakyh condition also even in len 1t comes to paying their taxes. co few years ago the small stockman ise IS crying piteously over the en- on tactics of the cattle king arr d was afraid of being eaten up bv giant brothers. To-day the ne ding is reversed, and while the tn, all fry stockman still exists. he me 'ks on at his richer companion tually eating himself upin try to to maintain his burdensome of sessions. of
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