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


 Storm Cloud mines.
 The board of supervisors wi
 meet next Monday.
 The Prescott Choral Society di. banded last evening.
 James NJ. Dodson's condition wa greatly improved to-day.
 There will be a masquerade bal at Whipple this evening.
 Among the inmates of the count, jail now are two women.
 Prof Gales dancing school wa well attended last evening.
 Rufus Kinsman, of the Verde val ley, was a caller at this office today
 The weather today has been sug gestive of straw hats and summel suits.
 Robert De Large, the we'll knowr and popular Agua Fria rancher, is in town.
 The Dude hose company has changed it's night of meeting this week to Friday night.
 Charles Reyes is making exten- sive Improvements to hiS residence on Aontezuma street.
 Don't fail to hear Rev. Smale's recitation of one of J. B. Coughs lectures on Friday evening.
 Ed. Horne has received notice of his appointment as post master. and Is preparing his bond, which amounts to SlS,000.
 The new furniture in he record CTS office will not cost to exceed Sll5O, instead of Sl,5OO, aS reported, yesterday.
 The Pen.land girls are somewhat better to day, althoug Critics condition, last night, was considered quite critical.
 Judge Burns yesterday registered thlrty-nine more Chinese. and issued certificates to lS4, who were regis tered during his former visit.
 Registration will be ordered at the next meeting of aa board of Supervisors, when regist ration will Commence for the next z neral elec- 1lOn.
 Phil. Kearney's place was bur glarized Monday night and $500 Eaken from the money drawer. The Burglars carried of threo bottles of sFhiskey also.
 Five barrels of bottled beer. left over from pr. Warmers administra- tion of the Seven Stars Mining Company, sold for 90 cents per bar reI at the recent sherif's sale. Phenix papers report A. G. Ran dal as being seriously III from the | Effects ol blood poisoning, produced l by pricklng his finger vii h a needle l Thlle ombalmlng corpse. WANTED.-A reliable man to act as ! fity agent for the best slot machine l novelty ever made. Write for par Hculars. THE ANTHONY Co. Cincin- aati, Ohio. m26t6 | The railroad grade to the old 1 Kelsey ranch in Kirkland valley Fll be completed vii hin three | Feeks. President Murphy is ex- pected here April l, when new con Facts will no doubt be let. Martha J. Wasson was arrested at l aer house on Granite street, today. | eharged with robbery. She was tried | eeiore Justice Moore this afternoon and convicted of petty larceny, and assessed Sl5, which she paid.
 The graduating exercises of St. | tpseph's Academy will take place on tnday at 300 p. m., at the Opera eouse, where an intere ting pro sramme will be rendered by the sbpils.
 J. E. Wagoner has received the .1ntract for carrying the mail twice ! Neek between Wagoner postoffice .ad Minnehaha. The contract com .ences on July l next, and runs for snr years.
 Next Friday nights meeting at the aptist church promises to be a |eOd one. Besides the recital of '4e of J. B. Coughs orations, his ]. Postrophe to Water, will also be len by Rev. Joseph Smale. Prof. Alker Is 10 supply part of the sfSlcal program for the evening. Battle from the Arizona ranges H shipped to Kansas to be fattened. l een slaughtered m Kansas City 1 hned to Arizona to be eaten. Pm this condition of affairs, it
 be naturally inferred taat cat
 are very cheap and beef steaks le dear here. The inference is Beet, too.
 Silly Bailey returned last evening *'n visit 10 his friend, Doane , ztFih at Jerome, and left this I ffnSag for Williams to take his E.llar run on the 4. X F. railroad. has just completed a sixty days , Eoff. during which time he visited ;
 relatives in New Jersey. pmpialut has been made at this ' Nfe frequently of the dilapidated a'lltlon of the fence surrounding l
 Cltizens cemetery. Cattle, dogs
 other animals get m and destroy
 nts and other decorations on the | 4'es' The JoURNAL-MINER does |
 know precisely whose business c
 10 keep this in repair. but one ] eg IS sell evident to any one !
 lng the place, and that, e .tat new fence is needed. :
 gentleman who has bee trying = grow flowers on a grave in the . Eens cemetery, hut whose efforts :,
 been thwarted by cattle and F
 destroying them. went out t t.e this afternoon, armed with . 4mer and saw and shot gun. :, '.p the former he intended to . repairs on the fence, while the n
 gun was taken along with the R tha. he might be able to get a
 at dog. C Territorial Veterinary Surgeon J. s Aorton has been busy the past 0 kek running down suspected cases d