Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-08
From Tuesday's Daily.

n Ice cream and cake tonight at tn a social.
 Attend the social in the Odd Eel - lows hall tonight.
 - Louis Mel, the special insuranc, : adjuster, is in town. 2 W. H. Cushing has returned iron a visit to Chicago.
 Dewey Social at I. O.. F. hal this evening.
 Chas. Zeiger and B. Hershkovit: came up from Congress this morn | ing.
 Attend the Dewey social this even ing at G: A. R. hall and aid a wortby cause
 Our contemporary has placed ( championship belt on itself, manu factured by itself.
 There is no other word to use, ex
 cept falsehood, to make reply tC
 assertions which are wholly false.
 The board of supervisors paid an otncial visit to the county hospital
 this afternoon.
 MaJor W. 4. Raffertv is am
 the recently promoted officers of
 army. He is now Col. Rafer:y.
 Read what Goldwater R-os. have
 to say about their bargain day, Fri day, June 10.
 Toughs hose company meets to
 night at headquarters. A full at
 tendance of members is requested.
 The Woman's Political Study
 Club will hold its meeting June I5
 at the residence of Mrs. T. w. Ous.
 R. H. Burmister is iu Phenix at
 tending the meeting of the terri
 torial board of equalization. L. Harvey, of the Lake Linder-
 man Ice Company, is out and at
 work again, after brief tussel with | fever.
 Judge W. H. Stillwell of Phenix
 will leave for Washington in a few days to report for duty as army paymaster of volunteers. Mrs. Ben Rybon and children left this morning for visit to the for mer's relatives in Texas. Mrs. Rybon IS in poor health, and it IS hopsd that the change will benefit her.
 District court met yesterday after noon for the regular June term but immediately adjourned till Monday. June 13, when the grand jury will be impaneled.
 Copies of the WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER, containing a report of the execution of Parker, together with | the other news of the week, can be l. obtained tomorrow at this office, or at the Corner drug store.
 J. Hansen has been acquitted | of murder for the killing of Carl Zeck near Tempe. The two men quarreled over a water ditch, both {. being armed with shotguns.
 The pharisee of scripture days, who proclaimed his "better-than- thou" Qualities from the street cor ners, still has ois type in these mod ern days.
 Contractor George Giles com menced today to move the head quarters building of the fire depart ment from its present location back of the bank of Arizona. It will be moved to lot on the east side of the plaza, adjoining the Hawkins Richards three story brick building.
 Prof. W. K. Franklin, representing the Lordsburg, California, college, IS spending few days inthis section in the interest of the above institu- tion. Prof. Franklin is director of vocal and instrumental music at the college.
 The governor is still waiting or ders from Washington, and letters and dispatches received hourly at his office bring the information that patriotic Arizonans are still waiting for orders from the governor.- Herald.
 A'recent issue of Harper's Weekly contains picture of the officers mess of Col. Woods regiment. The only Arizonans recognizable Tn it are Lieutenants Carter and Frantz.
 J, E. Clarke, the Lynx creek peach raiser, was in town yesterday with some very we'll kept apples from last years crop. He says that the I frost did not do any damage to his { trees this year, but that the prospect is good now for fair crop of both , peaches and apples. Peaches are looking particularly well, and, he says, are now nearly half grown,
 Our contemporary used nearly a column of type this morning to l demonstrate proposition which has never been denied, viz: That Piano DeaIer Redewill offered him a lot in T Capitol addition. The point made ! 1y the JoURNAL-MINER was that Redewill was not giving his own lots way, if, indeed, he has any in Capi [ ol addition to give, and he had no ( to give away those owned y other people. k
 ! telegram from Cheyenne, says: t is understood the Nevada troops If cavalry, which recently arrived lere, will be sent to Fort Apache, Arizona, after being mustered in. The government is apprehensive of rouble with the Indians in Arizona.
 The city council will hold a . pecial meeting tonight at 8 o'clock ? o confer with the advisory commit ee of citizens in regard to the c election of 8 dam site for the city's |, reservoir. All citizens in V crested in the question are Invited o the meeting,
 4 very interesting series of games D las been prepared tor the social to s 'e given at the residence of Major nd Mrs. J. NJ. Watts on Friday d veninR. Every one is invited to E ttend and good time is assured. t