Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
 Fl. J. Allen, of Jerome, is in town . AZ. Bauta went out to Chaparra ! today.
 T. W. Johnston has returned iron trip east.
 ' c. H. Morse. of Chicago, is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 Mrs. T. J. Corrigan and family are
 at Hotel Burke. The funeral of the late Cal. Fair
 will take place tomorrow. H. Miller, a merchant at the Me Cabe mine, was in town today. United States Attorney Robert E.
 Morrison has returned from his visit
 to Tucson.
 Mrs. B. II. Weaver has gone to Phenix to visit her daughter, Mrs. J.
 NJ. Aitken.
 The sale of property on which taxes are delinquent will last only
 for week yet.
 The militia companies of the ter ritory have been instructed to drill one hour per day.
 Judge Wells has about completed some eXtensI,e improvements to his elegant residence. ] II you want to read today's news today, take the DAILY ARIZONA JOUR NAL-MlNER every day.
 Copies of the governors report will be mailed to parties in the east free of postage by application to this office.
 Aztez Lodge specially extends an invitation to all ex-GOod Templars to attend the open meeting next Monday evening.
 T. D Vandevort, a former typo on this paper, Is now editor of the Morning MIrrOr, paper just started at Bakersfield, Gal.
 Tucson has been compelled 10 close i's public schools for want of funds. \ number of private schools have been started as a result of il.
 NJ J. Hickey received this morn ing telegram announcing the death last night, at Tehachapi, California, of hls brother, Stephen Hickey.
 Deeds were filed for record today from the Santa Fe Pacific railroad to the Prescott & Eastern railroad for right of way for the latter com pany's road.
 The Jewish Passover commenced 1 last night, and lasts for week, dur ing which time members of that i faith eat nothing but unleavened . bread, or matZoS.
 Some of the Tucson boys want to ! get up company of cavalry to join the regiment which Col. Brodie, of Prescott, Is raising. The matter has gone so far that correspondence has ! been begun with Col. Brodie.-Star.
 Mrs. W. W. Ross and two children returned today froU spending the winter with relatives in Louisville. Keutucky NIT. Ross went up to Ash ruTk on the early train this morning 10 meet them.
 Louis Mel, the we'll known insur- ance man, adjuster for the Etna company, arrived on this afternoons train to adjust the loss by the fire at Congress. The Etna has been SCOT ing some pretty heavy losses in Northern Arizona of late. !
 One Tom Parish, makes a faint attack upon the policy Of President Mckinley. Tom can't keep still, he IS always making some kind of a noise, but his recent howl is much like uato mangy dog baying at the moon. Seat" Tom, you talk too much. and always gassy nonsense.- Tucson Star.
 About forty Odd Fellows were present last night at the farewell banquet given To members from NhIpp!e. \ royal good time is re- ported to have been enjoyed by all present and 1t Was one o'clock this morning before the assemblage dis persed.
 James Griffin has a force of car penters at work remodeling the old Elite restaurant room and fitting it up for a first class saloon. The second story is undergoing the re- modelling process also, and will be repapered, carpeted and furnished for Use as club rooms. There will be an entirely separate entrance to tbis part of the building.
 At the city election held in Flag stat ou Monday the following off cers were elected: Council, D. Bab- bitt, Julius Aubineau, J. w. Francis, T. $. Bunch, W. H. Carroll. Clerk, C. H. Edwards. Marshall, John Woody. Supervisor of streets, W. A. Mayhower. The proposition to issue bonds for water works was carried by 9 vote of 1l4 for and g against. Two huddred and fifty eight votes were cast.
 4 stomach full of undigested food Is about as unhealthy a mess as one can we'll imagine.
 What can be done with it?
 There it stays. It won't digest. It churns up. ferments and decays; becomes poisonous las all putrid