Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-20
Fr.n s..rr,sys n.lLx.

\ marriage license was issued Co
 day to Jan F. Lindsey and Matu
 Johnson.
 The trial of the parties, cAarge'
 with petty larceny, was postpone
 to-day by Justice BrSley until
 o'clock p. ID. on Monday.
 The United Verde company's as
 say office at .eSom' ald Supsrin
 tendent J. l.. GIroux's office was de
 stroyed by iice on Thursday even
 ing about 4:3O o'clock.
 Ben NJ. Beleher's new residenc,
 on MOntezuma street Is one of th'
 neatest, coziest looking residences
 ln the town. l; Is quite an orHa
 ment to the place and credit tl
 its builder.
 Lord Sholto Douglas Is in Pheail having come down froIh his mouu tan haun;s to get the taste in h.. mouth once more. or course he has not been pointed out no one would suspect a ".ord' stood before him s weak eyed imbecile goes gawk- ing along tte street. Lord Shoito is q curiosity for lack of attractive ness Gazette.
 The democratic primary to-day was very mild affair with a de- ! didedly bluiSh tinge to r.. The democratic outlook Is too gloomy [ to infuse much enthusiasm into a ! primary and i, partOok more of the nature of funeral than oi Sn cleo 1 ton.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Bunle ass ge jo;cing over the arrival oi their fl-r born, son, this morning. Mother and child are doing well, while PsPl Bunte and Grandfather W. II. Fer guson are getting along t0lerably we'll and will survive the event all right.
 John G. Campbell and James O'Hara have been appointed aP- praisers of the Camp Verde military reservation. Just what will be gained by this appraisement, in case the bill now before congress, to do nate 1t to the territory for normal school purposes, becomes q law is not apparent.
 Professor Ford and wife have con- cluded to locate here for the sum mer Snd run q dancing academy, and iu order that all who wish to take lessons may do SO he has re duced the price of tuition to seventy five cents per lesson or six lessons for three dollars and guarantees to teach all the late dances.
 The county hospital seemed to furnish just as many voters to-day at the democratic primary as It did to the republican primary. so that It was a libel ou the institution 10 say that all the inmates are republicans. Wm. Thomas showed no Partiality in the matter either as he brought the democrats iu just as he did the republicans.
 4. Redewill, the enterprising piano dealer. hss been out of Phe- nix only two days, but during that time has sold four pianos. It don't make any difference what condition business Is ID or what condition of the money market, Mir. Redewill can always finG customers for pianos. It don't make any difference Low many pianos he sells either, be al. ways finds opportunity between sales to do good missionary work for PhenIx. It Is such energetic rust lsrs as MT. Redewill tha. builds towns.
 F. c. Earl, tue Fl Paso ore buyer, IS ln town.
 Captain C. W. Anderson, the we'll known Lynx creek placer miner and good nstured populist orator, IS in town to-day.
 G. M. Porter, of the Bisbee Orb, was welcome caller at this office this morning prior to his departure for home.
 T. Rowe, one of the best known miners in the county was in town to-day, circulating among his friends and talking democracy.
 s. H. Nesbit, father of Mrs. Geo. \. Gage, of Tempe. left this after noon with his daughter. Mrs. Viola Kennedy, for their home at Charles ton, Illinois.
 Edward L. Merritt an agent of the interior department arrived yes terdsy and will go to Camp Verde tomorrow to apprsise the military reservation there.
 J. W. Wilson and Mark Bradley have returned from their recreation trip. They were gone nearly two weeks. The weather was SO windy and the roads so dusty that they cut their trip short by about week.