Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19

rado, will start cigar factory Il
 Prescott soon.
 Williams had a small fire las
 week caused by the explosion of {
 coal oil lamp.
 The case of Edward W. Flemins
 vs. Ida Fleming has been placed or
 the district court calendar
 The Salt Lake Tribune says "that
 the murderer serves his country
 best who dies at his post"
 The trial of Jacob Brown for the
 murder of Charles Ward has been
 in progress to-day in the district
 court.
 Small or great or poor or rich if
 Fall let one or watch uncIean has
 lCall should Mensch on watch with
 man that t6
 It is said that one of the deacons in a Pasadena, California, church puts mucilage in the lining of his hat before he takes up the col lection.
 Two twelve horse teams loaded with wool for ReimeT X May arrived today from Cienega. There has been several car loads of wool ship ped from here this section.
 Murray McInernay received an. other new bicvcle to day. Murray's business is constantly on the in- crease and he is leading the proces- sion in the bicyle renting business.
 Flagstaff has imported battery from Ohio for her base ball team and proposes to wipe up tho earth with every team in the territory that she can get chance at.
 The Jakey Brown murder case and the civil suit between Willard and Lohman has resulted in bring. ing in large delegation of citizens from Jerome and Cottonwood.
 4 telegram from Tucson to Gov ernor Hughes, dated June If says that the stage running from Bisbee 10 Nacasari, in Sonora. Mexico, was held up Tue day by five masked Mexicans. The driver was killed and S6,0OO secured by the robbers.
 The south part of town is build ng up quite rapidly and the county road, which zigzags through there of the subdivision into ots, will soon have to be changed 70 conform to the streets. While t is considered a little out of town here are some beautiful lots there.
 The management of the Marieopa k Phenix state that in ninety days l tt the farthest at least four local | rains per day will be flying between l Phenix and Mesa, by way of Tempe, hus bringing every portion of the | alley closely in touch with the | county seat.
 The East Prescott boys have or 1 sanized a hose running team. The | art used by them was made by Meany. a youth of about ! welve, and the hose used is three quarter inch garden hose. They Ire having just as much fun with heir cart and practice as the big ire boys are.
 The following compose the jury to try the case Of Jakey Srown charged with the murder of Ihas Ward: Dudley Brooks, Isaac Helm, w. J. Roberts, W. H. Dudly, l. E. Burehard, Ed. O'Donel, I. B. l 'cott, c. G. Lewis, W. c. Burdge, 1arl Moore, John Murphy, J. E. Sdens.
 Ladies are requested to call at iesdames Newlsnd and Cooks Irtifcial flower store, in the flee formerly occupied by the Lumber Company, east ide of the plaza. Paper flowers of Il kinds for sale and made to order. Decorations for dinner tables, bou- uets etc. Embroidery ard fancy 'ork done. Orders taken and romptly filled for Fourth of July If
 The following compose the Phe- K hose team which arrived yester- ay with their cart to practice for he carnival races: Geo Dinville. hos. Linville, r. Curns, Wm. Evans, . Curston, E. Gowitt, Richard 'obin, John Rock, A. Stoner. T hamilton, F. Lopco Anigilo, known ; "Napol son," Grant Hughes, A. J. [onihon, Al. Galpin, Al. Cobb, Ienry Woods and Billy Robinson. William Evans is captain of the ,am.
 Bat Masterson one of the "Earp ang" in the sunshine days of tombstone, and who signalized his in Tucson by helping to ill Frank Stillwell, is said by an lstern dispatch, to be officiating as Ody guard to George Gould. From
 personal knowledge of the hair 'igger points in Bats make up we ust admit that George knows a retty sure thing when he sees one nd that he made no mistake in in- Bat in his line of de- 'nse.-Tucson Citizen.
 The art and school work of the upils of St. Joseph's Academy will 8 Un exhibition in the school hall, le 23rd. 24th and 25th of June. Par its and friends are invited to call nd examine. The closing exercises the Academy will take place on le 27th at 3 p. III. in Patton's Opera f .ouse. The Citizen says: "Tucson has a { snuinD bicycle rage. In another l 'ar. if the present feeling keeps up, ( early every man, woman, boy and 6 rl in the town will have one." | ucson always has been just a little s avs behind the rest of the terri ny. Nearly every man, woman and s lild in every other town of the ] rritory has already what the ltizen estimates it will take a year t IF her DoOnia tO pat n l,;cyola ] f