Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-14

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 gy and kiLled few dave ago
 A lodge of Wofkmeu has been organized st ChspsFral wIih &i
 members.
 All Rcd Msa And their wives or sues; hearts Nrs invited Co attend the social of ZIni tribe Tuesday evening. Juae l3
 Pupil. of tbs kiadsrgart a vent ou a picnic Q Point oi Rocks today. ]. r Shull very generously furnished conveyance for them free.
 The demurrer in the ease of Mary BoEeu vs. Henry G0ldEater bas been argued and submitted 10 the dis tfict cOgrt.
 The Eiks of th. t=rritory are plan uiag t0 rua a special tram % the r. ks' cJuveati0a Co b. held ia St Lotus th. last oi this nOath.
 The merchants oi PheniH are bay jag large amosut of stock in the nes lugi~ssde railroad proposition About s1lJsD worth ha. been taken by local mefchAuts EhO E.li be ben silsd by the improvemsat - Herald.
 The grand jury yesterday evening retura..t an indictment Of murder AgAia.t AnadJr Luoef1, f1r ,he al leged killing ol S-ctioa Foreman Harris a. Ash Fork recently.
 Prescott, wi,h thr impTlvem 'nts Eolug oa Iu that cIiy iB the way oi stre..t eradiog, and water works. Slli soon be one ot the most beautiful as welt as ou- of the most healthy citie. 60 Arizona - Herald. Right you are. neigh0or.
 Mr.. Samuel Frankiin oi PhenlE. motber of Mrs. ]. J. Gardner, held a Riuuing coupon in The ETsniner's premium iist. Her pTizs will be her wright In silver. as advertised iu the circulation department oi that pa per. She weighs only llO pounds
 Th. Star notes the passage through Tucson, on Monday, over the = f. railroad. of carload oi steel plate for Honolulu aa9 thres carloads of electric machinery from ( he Westinghouse electric company of Pit burg. Pa. bound for YOkO- hama, Japan
 W. R. Uber, of Los Angeles, deputy supreme ranger of the inds- pendeot order of Forssier-, IS in Tucson for tue purpose of Orgaaiz- ing a lodge of that order. He has just organized lodge in PheniX with eighty-iOur members.
 Pheni1 has been compelled to in- crease her corps of school teachers by two on account of the increased number of pupils. Prof. McNef has been elected principal of the West EEd school, aud J. (. Cole reelected principal of the Central school. as was (. O. Case uf tte East Ead school.
 Walter C. Miller, a nephew Of W. \. Clark, and manager of T. F. Mil Ter & Co., store at Jerome, was mar red ou Tuesday, June 6, to Miss Laura :. Minty, daughter of Auditor aud General Manager Miuty, of the Jerc ne railroad. They have gone to Colorado to spend their honey moon.
 If congress will cede to the terri tory of Arizona l,OO00O0 acres of ard land. the terrtery will have but little difficulty ID securing the cap ital Tor it's reclamation. lt matters not what the experience of those states has been to which were ceded large areas of ard lands Tor reclams- ton, Arizona can and will accom- plish the rcclamation.:of the lands, fl a provision IS incorporated m the grant allowing the lands tO be To- ,Atei favorably to natural reservoir sites. Give Arizona the lands, she will reclaim them all right, and within reasonably short period of q ime.- Star.
 An interested number Of scientists asse e.nbled at Congress ball Sunday afternoon to witness a battle be tween the lately captured side wiuier and a mouse. Just ten min utes from the time the rodent was put into the case his suAkeship was on the outside of the mouse. It was an interesting scene. Two passes by the winder suffced to knock the mouse out, and after carefully view ug his prey to make sure that bis assault had been effective. the snske tO leisurely swallow his neal. and although his throat IS not l anger than lead pencil, little trouble was experienced In devour . ng the mouse. The snake died 1 within ten minutes after swallowing be mouSe.-CItIzen.
 J.D. Andrews, an old aud respect . d citizen. died su ideuly last eve ling about , o'clock He WAS sit- ing in his carriage taking with NIT. Eliott. just as the hearss containing he remaing of Miguel Fuentes was eaviug the undertaking parlors Of P. j. Louergsn, when he pitched for ward and fell dead into the srms of l be gentleman he was talking with.
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