Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-08

n come direct from divine realms an
 that while he ''calls the turn" O Q every game aud gamester except tn
 Panginga hend. he is preparing |
 set new fee for services in the hop e that he can relieve :he anxiety 0
 the busted gang before resumin :, operations at the old stand. !. From Thursdays Daily. 8 Eastern Star Chapter meets to ! night.
 F. W. Giroux, of the Gladiator, , in town.
 } The May winds have Tapped ore
 into June.
 There is a dearth of telegraph news today.
 Ed. NJ. Foltz came in from tn, Peck mine today.
 W. G. Blakely, Of Kingman, cam,
 in on todsy's train.
 Jacob Heukle is in from the
 Rapid Transit mine.
 Thos. NJ. Earnhart has filed hi:
 bond as notary public.
 Charles Sangster came up from
 Phenix this morning.
 Geo. W. Cheyney has been az
 pointed postmaster at Tucson. i The flag presented to the high
 school is very handsome one.
 Miss Fleming declined a position
 m the public schools for next year. Thomas L. Darby, a mining man of Denver, is guest Of Hotel Burke.
 Byron E. Shear, the we'll known mining man, came in on today's train.
 There will be a good fruit crop in this section this year, if nothing un- forseen happens.
 L. G. Stevenson came in today from Richenbar, where be Las been living for some time.
 Sheriff Ralph Cameron came in on this afternoons train to attend tomorrow's execution.
 District Attorney F. $. Clark. of Coconlno county, was among the arrivals on today's train.
 George Sines wants 10 raise a com dany of volunteers for the war. MT. Slnes IS a veteran of the civil war.
 Tonight-Special meeting at the Salvation Army. Adjutant Wood, of Phenix, will conduct the meet Ing.
 L. Harvey's condition remains un- changed. His ailmert is typhoid fever, and his physician says he is doIng as well as could be expected.
 The pupils of St. Joseph's Aca- demy are rehearsing for a grand literary and musical entertainment to be given on the closing of the l school for the summer vacation.
 A big band of young EIks was turned loose this morning on the community. It is stated that they number fifteen, all being initiated !. into the mysteries of the order last night.
 Jack Ya'es, who was a resident of Prescott away back in the early sixties. and who was we'll known to the old timers of this section, died . in Los Angeles, where he . has resided for a number of years. | Deceased was a brother of Charley . Yates, of Prescott.
 Mrs. H. T. Andrews met with a very singular. and at the same time, very painful accident some time since, ths result of which cannot yet be determined. She had cloak pin in her mouth. when, in some manner, she lost control Of 1t and it lodged in her throat. where it has been ever since, all efforts to re- move it being unavailing. She left for Pheni1 yesterday to consult a physician there in regard to its re- moval.
 Here is the way an exchange goes after news: If your wife whips you, let us know. and we will set you right before the world. If you have tell us--if you are not . ashamed of your visitors. If a youngster arrives at your home call on us and We will furnish a name for him or her, as the case may war rant. If you have a party or social Cf any kind, bring around } cake, seven or eight pies, and side of ham, not necessarily for us 10 eat, but just to show your friend ship. You needn't mind inviting us ss it may be too cool for our warl- -Obe. We want the news"
 Col. H. Barnes of the Tucson uni -ersity, IS a naval officer on the re : fred list. When the trouble with Spain resulted in a declaration O. . var, be applied to the government or orders. The department replied hat there was no immediate de- hand Tor the services of retired off 'ers, but that he would be restored o the active list if there should be leed of more oficers.-CItizeu.
 The JoURNAL-MINER is in receipt 'f souvenir edition of the Graham Guardian which is a very creditable l It contains twenty a K pages, is printed in large pamph- ct form on book paper and is pro uselY illustrated and sets forth the z esources of Graham county in a cry exhaustive manner. One of he most attractive features of the [ illustrations is half page devoted | 0 portraits of its school teachers, nd fl the pictures are accurate rep f of the parties, We will n ut Graham county up against any ounty m the territory for having be handsomest lot of lady teachers. T The JOURNAL MINER is in receipt I, f copy of the Honolulu Adver- lser and from an extended account iven in it of big meeting to ar ' snge for a reception to the United . tates troops on their arrival there 8 n route to the Phillipine islands. ne would think that Hawaii VAS k ready 8 part and parcel of the a nited States. The Advertiser says fl there has not been a meeting in ionolulu since 1893 equal to this ne. The government sent Captain u 'erger and the band. Enthusiasm e an high. All the addresses, espec- II ally that of the American minister - esident, were applauded. Mir. Sew II was frequently iuterrupted hv n