Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12

at the LlttlO Jesse mill IS payInl
 our city visit.
 Morris Goldwaters returned thi ] morning from Phenix where he ha:
 been attending the session of tn,
 territorial board of equalization. , SATURDAYS Daily, June 6.
 Sheriff Rutfner left this morning for Yuma with a number of pris- oners.
 The Woodmen's lodge will meet this evening for the election of officers.
 The Coconino Sun halls with de- light the advent of the bloomers to Flagstaff.
 The Eastern Star Chapter had a very interesting meeting on Thurs day evening. Refreshments were served after the meeting. The Grand Army Encampment meets next Tuesday at Flagstaff. Excursion tickets, at greatly reduced AoNAHs Nal Dt AldAA lOG IL.
 The Republican thinks that Phe- nix has out grown the old pistol shooting fire alarm system, and needs something more modern.
 The Prescott Electric Light and Power company are rushing work all they can on their telephone ex- change and hope to have it in opera tiou by July 1,
 Several ladies visited the Com mercial club rooms last evening. Friday of each week is lady's day and the ladies are just commencing to visit the rooms.
 Albuquerque will send a train load of peaple to the Masonic cele- bration at Las Vegas on Juns 24. at which time the magnificent new Masonic temple in that city will be dedicated.-Alouquerque Citizen.
 Prof. Hill. O. Iowa, the celebrated temperance lecturer, is again n town, and will preach tomorrow in the Baptist Church, morning and after noon, and in the NJ. E. Church South in the evening Everybody invited.
 Julia Cassidy yesterday filed suit m the district court for divorce from her husband, James Cassidy, on the grounds of abaudonment.- Phenix Gazette.
 It Is believed that the railway mail service will be established on the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix July l. This is the time of the end ing of a year on the old stage con- tract, under which tue mail is vet being carried.-Gazette.
 4. K. Lee has just completed the construction of building in Chap aral for a general merchandise store and will give dance in 1t to his friends next Mondny night. Par ties desiring to go should leave word, at once, with F. 5. Emmal at the Corner Drug store, from where vehicles will leave at 3 p. m. Mon day returning Tuesday morning.
 "The correspondent who wrote to the New York paper about ex-Gov. Zulick's bar room row was in very small business. Arizona needs her resources advertised and not her bar room ows."-Courier. When a New Jersey politician comes to Ar TlzOna and tries to become governor 1 of the territory, such a disgraceful l scene as the one referred to above i is a legitim ate subject of criticism and discussion.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 C. c. Hall of Albuquerque is in town.
 J. D. Moore retusued to-day from his visit to Flagstaff.
 Frank Meador. of Phenix, went l north this morning, en route east.
 Hon. N. Q. Murphy aud wife came in on the mornings train from Phenix.
 H. H. McNeil of Phenix was a on this mornings train f.om the south.
 Hugh McCrum and wife came in on the noon train to-day and are guests of Hotel Burke.
 Wm. Mitchell, the we'll known stock man Of the Agua Fria was in town to-day and was a welcome caller at this office.
 Uncle Jimmy More, of Kirkland valley paid this office a pleasant visit to-day. Nr. More. like many other stock men in the county, has just disposed of lot of his steers.
 Mrs. Morris Flower left this morn ng for her home in San Diego, Cal foruia, after a visit of several weeks with her aunt and cousin Mrs. Dake md son C. A. Dake, During Ter short stay here she became very popular and will be missed by a arge circle of friends.