Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-18

from the enthusiastic crowd of his
admirers and went and gratified the
dying woman's wish by visiting her.
The Baptist church is being decor
ated for Easter times tomorrow.
Services viii be conducted by Mrs.
Scott at II a. m, subject: Fore
CLEANS of the Messiah. and the
Resurrection. Prof Bidwell will
render the solo: He Is Risen" The
h. Y. z. [. will give readings and
recitatiOns appropriate at p. m.
Pilates monOlogue will be read; also
a letter written by Lucy Underhill,
from Mount Olive.
From Mondays Daily.
Storm symptoms are on again.
The weather is decidedly wintry.
\ new democratic paper will soon
be started in Bisbee.
The fine weather yesterday devel-
oped a large crop of fine easter bon
nets.
The Kimban house ut Mesa City
was destroyed by fire last week. Loss
$4,000.
If W. c. Greene wins out on the
Cobre Grande suits. Judge Barnes will
make 100000 out of the legal com
plications. 1t pays to be a lawyer
Gazette.
Yesterday the Tombstone Jail break
ers We're heard from thirty-five miles
west OF Pantano station, and the ban
dts We're riding hard. headed for Mar
icopa county. \ large posse is in pur-
suit and but little chance remains fol
the outlaws to escape.-Gazette.
Our contemporary has inherited
some of the Bryan logic. y blank in
terrogatOry in Saturdays issue of this
paper is referred to as an implied false
hood.
c. H. Fancher has resigned his
position in the land department of the
Santa Fe Railroad company to devote
his entire time to the duties of see
rotary of the Flagstaff oil company
a position which he holds.
Florence and Pinal county are on
the eve of Il great big mining and
real estate boom. the like of which
has never been seen in Arizona.-Tri-
bune.
The Belgian hare craze has arrived
in Tucson and is making good head
way There will be thousands of Bel
gians ON the market inside of two
years. and the markets will soon be
supplied with delicious meat furnished
by these little animals. The Belgian
hare business will soon be one of
considerable profit in and about Tue
son for many years.-Star.
L. +. Hale received Il telegram to
day. announcing the birth, in Kansas
City. to Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Taylor
of ten-pOund boy Mother and son
doing well. Bert does not say in the
telegram anything about the cOndi-
ton of the father. but that can be
readily imagined. Here's to the boy
Bert"
The Flagstaff grand jury returned
indictments against the following
parties: George LovejOy, grand larc-
eny: Juan Lopez. two charges of
burglary; c. H. Stickles. burglary;
Harry Ward and William Tompkins
burglary; Harry Kelly, felony; vii
liam Lynch. felony: Z. G. Coleman
felony; Abe Dinwiddie. murder; vii
liam Gordon. felony; Pedro Rodrid-
CUES. assault with deadly weapon.
United States Attorney r. E. Nor
rison made. Il good record at the re-
cent term of {. s. court in Tue
son. securing a large number of con
victionS Several Cinnamon who were
in the United States through forged
certificates We're sent to the peni-
Tertiary for a year, at the expiration
of which time they are to be deported
With the recent addition of ma
chinery to its mechanical department
together with the large amount OF
advertising and job type recently pur
chased, the JOurnal-AIiner today is
the second best equipped newspaper
office in the territory, and also stands
second in circulation.
J. II. Meter and Miss Stephens. OF
Crowned Point We're married in the
Catholic church yesterday by Father
Quetu.
The Bryan committees will meet
in the court house at 7:30 o'clock this
evening to settle up their bills.
Buy a ticket to the Apron and Neck
tie party to be given by the Women:
Relief Corps tomorrow night.
RObinsOn's orchestra will furnish the
music for the dance at the opera house
tomorrow night
The three Mexicans arrested las
week ON a charge of rObbing a mar
had their preliminary examination OIL
Saturday and were held to answer tC
the grand jury under $500 bonds each
That assertion made in the Journal
/ Miner about Bryan receiving $70C
from the committee at PheniX was
obtained from a PheniX paper, il
which it was credited to a democrat
of that city
Do not forget the Apron and Neck
tie dance to be given by the Wo
mems Relief Corps tomorrow night
The government has appropriated
$33. 900 10 feed the Indians ON tn,
Sacaton Reservation, who are now OF
the verge of starvation owing to lacl
of water for irrigating their crops
This appropriation is made to secur,
the Indians from want pending tn,
building Of the San Carlos dam
which would at once make them in
dependent of government aid.