Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-15
TUESDAYS Daily. May IL.

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 The WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER will be enlarged to six pages next week.
 Work has commenced on the cement side walk on the west side of the plaza.
 Murray McInernay has just re- ceived a stock of bicycle supplies and sundries of all kinds.
 Lieut.. Russ has been noted to the rank of first lieutenant in the 18th Infantry, and will take station at Fort Bliss, Texas.
 A train load of cattle was shipped yesterday from Del Rio, being the first of SO ear loads to be shipped from that place during the next few weeks.
 G. c. Wsddell and a companion purchased burro and a camping outfit yesterday. and will go out to the Bradshaw mountains on a pros pecting and pleasure trip.
 The Fourth of July committees was out yesterday afternoon, and succeeded in securing thrae-fourths of the amount required for the cele- bration in few hours.
 In tatIng up the side walk in front of the Cabinet saloon and Palace saloon and barber shop. the work men to-day found S7.75 in silver, among the find being a Mexican dollar.
 Judge Hawkins and T. G. Norris lost their hats a few nights since in Flagstaff and poor fellow who had just been released from jail was arrested for stealing them. When a man goes home bare headed he must have some plausible excuse for it.
 ]. M. Aitken has received au elegant new, double compartment show case for his cigar store. It has arran ements for preserving cigars fresh and moist. and is a beauty, being made of heavy plate glass.
 The youthful editor of the Nogales Vidette is evidently contemplating mstrimoay and before taking the step is anxious to see a sample of the new woman as he impatienIiy remarks that: "rhe coming woman ought to get here pretty soon.'
 Prescott will soon be in "hello" communication with the rest of the Pacific Coast. W. T. Smith, man ager and part owner of the Sunset Telephone Exchange of Phenix has commenced the construction of 8 telephone line to Prescott. The poles are set as far out as Glendale, nine miles from Phenix. The line will run via Castle creek hot springs.
 Prescott is steadily and rapidly assuming metropolitan airs, as the town continues to grow steadily and rapidly. With one of the best cleo tric light systems in the southwest, the Prescott Electric Light and Power Company has ordered the material for a telephone exchange, and will commence at once putting it in. They have secured forty sub scribers to commence business with.
 The following is a Nogales school boys idea of an editor: 'The editor is one of the happiest individuals in the world. He can go to any circus in the afternoon or evening without paying a penny; also to inquests and hangings. He has free tickets to theatres, gets wedding cake sent him, and sometimes gets licking. but not often, for he can take things back in the next issue, which he generally does. While other folks have to go 10 bed early, the editor can sit up late every night and see all that is going on. When I am a man | mean to be an editor, so that may stay out late at night. That will be jolly."-Vidette.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 J. B. Lacey, of Phenix, is a visitor to Prescott.
 W. A. Rowe is in from his Lynx creek mining camp.
 F. D. Meyers, Harry Cage, E. Allen and Solon Marker, leave on Monday on a fishing trip to Oak creek.
 Aaron Goldberg, one of the most prominent citizens, as we'll as one of the most en'erprising merchants of Phenix, arrived this morning to sample Northern Arizona's far famed climate. He expects to extend his visit to Jerome, Williams and Flagstaff before returning home. Mir Goldberg says that Prescott can count on a large delegation of Phenicians to attend our celebra- tion.