Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
SATURDAYS Daily, February 22 Washington's birthday.

Washington's birthday.
 The banks were closed to-day.
 Tucson won the bicycle races at PheniX.
 The gun clu1 had a shoot this afternoon.
 The troops will return from Whip pie tomorrow.
 The business houses all observed half holiday to-day.
 The carnivalers are commencing to return from Phenix.
 The Mercy hospital will be a credit to the town when completed
 The Phenix carnival closes to- night. It has been a decided sue cess.
 Tyndall and Carver are raking in the shekels from the Phenix visit ors.
 The Los Angeles Times of Friday deyotes five columns to the Phenix carnival.
 The meeting of the board of fire delegates has been postponed until the return of Chief Akers.
 The town clock resumed business to-day again, at the old stand, and Is now running as usual.
 A meeting of the Foot Ball team will be held at Frank Myers barber shop at s p. m., Monday, Feb. 25th. Business of importance will be transacted.
 The public school exercises yes terdayS afternoon were of a very interesting nature, as we'll as instructive to the pupils. There was fairly good attendance of patrons of the school.
 Prof. J. P. W. Browse is giving excellent satisfaction as principal of the public schools. The professor keeps fully up with the times in all matters of an educational nature, and has the happy faculty of keep ing up a keen interest among his pupils.
 4 man named Fowler, who repre- sents the San Francisco Call at Phe nix, IS having an extremely warm time. He provoked a quarrel with Patsey McQuiliken on Thursday. and the latter gentleman polished the correspondents eyes a beautiful black, while the newspapers, one and all, jump on him with their hob nailed shoes, and most unmercifully trample upon him.
 The populists will assemble in Phenix to denounce the water barons" and the corporations, while their Moses, Buckley O'Neill. is in New York, with his legs under a corporation table, using all of his persuasion powers upon capitalists to sell water bonds in the Buckeye l canal. Consistency is one of those | jewels that don't trouble a populist tO any great eXtent.-Gazette.
 Harry L. Kelner, a young man about 2l or = years of age, died at | Hotel Burke this morning at II i o'clock. MT. Kelner arrived here l on Tuesday with another young man. both being from the state of | Pennsylvania and both being in- valids in search of health. They l had tried various parts of the United l States and had also travelled abroad | in quest of health. Young Kelner ! was in quite a feeble condition on | his arrival here but was able to be | around and overtaxed his strength | by walking around too much and ! was taken with a very severe hem | orrhage yesterday morning from | which he never rallied. Undertaken | Logan took charge of his remains | awaiting instructions from his rela- tives who have been notified by wire. |
 Mayor Morris Goldwater. Banker R. C. Woodruff and Chief of the Fire Department C. II. Akers went | south this morning.
 Prof. James Douglass, of the Com | mercial Mining company, came in on this mornings train.
 Mrs. A G. Randall came up from PheniA .-.s afternoon to visit her | daughter, Mrs. $. A. Logan, who is 1 sick with typhoid fever.
 Charles Husted is sick with ty- l phoid fever.
 w. s. Morse left for Denver this afternoon.
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