Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
From Mondays DAIiy.

1Ebu A0uuhg
 R. Fl. Baird is in town from Jeromr
 Governor Murphy returned home
 this afternoon.
 Mrs $. P. Behan returned Satur day from her visit to California. See the latest Paris novelties ir Pattern Hats at the New York store
 For Rent-Dr. Sangller's residence furnished. 3-2516 Shasta Water-The leading water of America at Hermann Vogs's. If Mrs. T. L. Harris returned yester- day from a two weeks visit in Phe- nix.
 John s. Bixjey, T. F. Holden and c. w. Bennett of Williams, are m town.
 Mrs. Henry Brinkmeyer returned on Saturday from an extended visit to California.
 Ed. Wsgoner is in town from the town oD the Hsssayampa which bears his name.
 A full line of legal and mining blanks at lowest prices, for sale by Geo. Wooster, stationer. m2Otf
 Silk ana flannel washing done at HE Montezums street, second house from JoCRNAL-MINER office. m20-2w
 The Woman's Relief corps of Pres colt will give masquerade bail at Dake's opera house on Monday even- ing, April 3. i'd
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. R. Hazeltine re- turned Sunday morning from their visit to Phenix.
 Don't wait till the season is over; come now and get the first choice of pattern hats at the New York store.
 $. P. Behan. who returned Satur- day from California. states that the country there is looking fine now since the recent rains.
 Mrs. Gertrude Stull wants a ten ant for house which she will build on Pleasant street on the site of the one destroyed by fire last Septem- her.
 4 north wind set in again last night dispelling all the clouds and other storm symptoms, sending the mercury down below freezing point again.
 Acontest case of the Unite States Vs. Geo. G. Wharton's homestead sntry 1862, near Williams, is in pro gross today in the United States land office.
 Geo. G. Wharton, Dr. c. F. Rob ! srts, Patrick Johnson and Edward 1 ONeill of Williams, are in town. 1 The first named is the defendant in } hearing before the United States and office and the latter three are here as witnesses.
 Charles Von Erxleben a former em- ] oloyee of the surveyor generals | office, is in town en route to Tuba . City to do some government survey ng.
 The Jewish passover commenced ! )n Saturday at sundown and lasts | 'or week, during which time the article of diet among that | people is matzos, bread made of . Jour and water exclusively.
 The crap dealer and the poker | iealer who indulged in the fight | n the Royal saloon last week were ! ined on Saturday. The man with . he gun was assessed $50 and the | other man S20.
 W. H. Buntain, the new super visor of forest reserves for New | Mexico and Arizona, has arrived at . Flagstaff.
 The following score out of a pos sible 9 were make at yesterdays | shoot of the gun club: Jackson, 24: l Frantz, B; Hill, 20; Ferguson. 20: ] Marks. 17; Manderfelt, l5; Aitken, l II.
 J. W. Francis and T. s. Bunch . have resigned as members of the Flagstaff city council. An election will be held April 10 10 fll the vacancy.
 W. H. Smith has just received 'our car loads of live, corn fed hogs rom Kansas for bis meat market.
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 Mrs. W. 0. O'Neill will leave on tomorrow mornings train to catch he Santa Fe limited at Ash Fork Tor the east, to attend the funeral of her husband, which is expected to occur there about next Sunday.
 4 telegram from Guthrie, Okla homa says that arrangements are be- ng made for reunion to be held there in June next, of the Rough Riders who fought in the battles about Santiago. \ letter has been from Governor Roosevelt of New York. accepting sn invita- ion to attend.
 S.J. Holsinger, special agent of he interior department, came up rom the south yesterday. He has .wo hearings in the land office to at end to and has a whole pocket full of complaints against parties charg- sd with unlawtully cutting timber rom government land.