Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-08-24

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 If NEW YORK STORE.
 A newspaper which publishes annonymous communications, and thereafter refuses to give the name of the author when asked, virtually becomes responsible for the commu- nication and adopts the sentiments it contains as its own. The donation of the use of the columns of news paper to anonymous correspond ents on conditions, other than that ! fl requested, the authors name will be divulged, gives the contributor or correspondent an advantage which the editor himself does not possess. Everyone knows who is responsible for the editorial columns of the paper, bat no one can tell who the annonymous correspondent is, eX- cept the editor of the paper in which his communications are pub lished, and refusal on his part to disclose the name of such an author throws the responsibility of author ship on his shoulders.
 R. R. wreck photograph will be mailed on receipt of price (25c. per 'opy); whole set of six different s-ws for $l25. ERWIN BAER, at Eamsker's gallery. S-18-tf
 The Good Templars were unable to hold their regular meeting last evening, on account of repairs now being made to the hall not being completed. An adjourned session will be held Thursday evening, and all members are earnestly urged to attend.
 E~A little money does the busi-
 ness here.
 tf NEW YORK STORE.
 Tho United States Civil Service Commission announces that an ex- animation will be held for the GUS toms service Tn this city on some date between October 1 and 15. 1898. All persons who desire to be exam ined should apply 10 the secretary of the board Ofexaminers at Nogales for application blanks, and full in- formation relative to the scope of the examination. Applications on forms l0l must be filed in complete form with the secretary of the board prior to the hour of closing busi- ness on Septemberl; otherwise the applicants cannot be examined. Soon after filing applications appli- Cants will be notified as to tho exact date of examination. s. NJ. AGUIRRE, Secretary, Nogsles, Ariz. If
 Fresh butter milk, from corn-fed cows, at the Winsor. +je2Stf
 Judge R. E. Sloan returned on Saturday from holding a term of court in Flagstaff. After the ad- journment of court. and prior to his coming home. he and his family spent four days visiting the Grand ! Canyon.
 This section of Arizona was visited l by fine rains on Saturday and Sun day, the best Of the season. Dr. Day l reports the rainfall up to Sunday afternoon at 1.20 inches. Fully an other half inch has fallen since.
 Oar contemporary claims the re- cent rain as a democratic blessing. | caused by the meeting on Saturday of the democratic centraI com mittee. The meeting of the mana gers of a misguided political party 1 may have been sufficient cause to l make nature weep.
 Mrs. W. B. Jones came in yester- day for a brief visit to Prescott. | where she formerly resided, and 1 where she has a host of friends. ! Her home at present IS at Barstow, where her husband. W. B. Jones, | and her brother, Herb. Derwin, are engaged in mining. She is tte guest of Mrs. c. E. Dake.
 Word comes from Phenix that some uneasiness is felt for the safety of G. B. Warren, of that place, who went 10 the Tonto Basin country about three weeks ago to look after cattle belonging to Charles Gold man. A report reached Phenix that he had been shot, but it could not be traced to any source. However, the uneasiness rests on the failure to hear from him since he went away. He was accompanied by his wife.
 An idea of the amount of business being done by the Santa Fe Pacific railroad may be gained from the following item from the Flagstaff Gem: Tuesdays passenger train No. 1 was delayed at this point fe.y minutes on account of the tracks m the yard being so full of freight cars that it was impossible for it to pass. The Santa Fe Pacific road is doing a large freight business and the yards and side tracks here are in- sufficient at times to meet it promptly"