Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-02

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 From Tuesdays Daily.
 Another day of wind.
 The Journal Miner makes its bow to Governor Brodie.
 c. M. Gorin of Black canyon, left for California today.
 Mrs. R. A.(Windes is up from Tempe to spend the summer in Pres colt.
 Mrs. Wm. Theising of Crazy Basin has gone to Portland, Oregon for visit.
 Don't forget the place, No. 135 s. Mccormick street. Everybody in vited.
 Wanted immediately, boys and girls to sell Carnival tickets for the 5th.
 Jerome promises to send large delegation to Prescott for the Fourth of July.
 Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart went to Walker today on official business.
 Miss Norma Fernwalt will do pretty dancing speciality at the con cert tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. John Speck and her two daughters have returned from pro- tracted visit to California,
 Be sure and attend the entertain ment at the lawn of Mrs. J. w Akers, Tuesday night, July l.
 Bill Dugan received another whistle today for the calliope. This makes 47 he now has attached to the ma chine.
 Miss Kessler of Topeka, Kansas, has been paving a visit to her brother, Fred Kessler of the $. F. P. x r. railroad.
 Judge Reese M. Ling will arrive on tonight's train from the east, where he has been for some time on mining business.
 Hear the "Toreador Song," from Carmen" as given by Mir. Tom Ryan, in costume, at the concert to- morrow evening.
 Chief Justice Kent administered the oath of office this morning to Col. A. O. Brodie. Thereby he became governor of Arizona.
 Skilled palmists will tell your past present and future with unerring accuracy at the lawn social at Mrs. J. w. Akers tonight.
 Miss Sharlot NJ. Hall, Arizona's poetess and writer, will read one of her poems at the entertainment at Mrs. J. w. Akers tonight.
 A correspondent writing from Me Cabe says: Transfer Jim Sweet, Missell Joe and Soapy French, were in McCabe visiting last week.
 Be sure and attend the lawn fete given for the benefit of the free read ing room at the residence of J. w. Akers, 135 s. Mccormick street, to- night.
 A meeting of the members of the Toughs Hose Fire company will be held at headquarters tonight at s o'clock. All members requested to be present.
 The board of supervisors met to- day as board of equalization. They will meet in regular quarterly ses- sion as board of supervisors next Monday.
 Wanted-Everybody to remember that at Dake's opera house tomorrow evening a concert will be given for the benefit of Mercy hospital. Get your seats now.
 All meat markets in this city will be closed on the Fourth of July and Saturday after 6 p. m. The night before the Fourth all shops will be kept open until II o'clock p. m.
 R.L. Long yesterday resigned as territorial superintendent of public instruction. \. G. Layton of Flag staff has been slated for the position and was probably appointed today.
 c. c. Stukey, who was in from Walker yesterday, reports that Mrs. Stukey is recovering from recent in iuries received by the upsetting of stage in which she was passenger.
 Wanted immediately, boys and girls to sell Carnival tickets for the Jth.
 The trial of William Corners for the murder of Geo. Bryan is still on in the district court. ConnOrs took the stand this afternoon in his own behalf. It is thought that the case will be given to the jury this evening.
 Mercy hospital benefit on July ?, at Dake's opera house, should receive the unqualified support of the Pres colt public An excellent musical program will be rendered and the prices, 75 cents and Sl, are within reach of all.
 R. A. Greenhall has his candy fac tory in operation next door to the Journal Miner office. Mir. Greenhall understands his business thoroughly and there is, no reason now why Pres colt should not be supplied with nice fresh candy. Prescott Typographical Union No. 375, at a regular meeting held June 2S, elected G. w. Stitzer and w. F. Campbell delegates to represent that body at meeting of the various labor organizations of Yavapai county to be held in Prescott on July 1. , Ed Shumate has purchased the Comet saloon and restaurant and will -,mo!c. tko place and open it as a first class resort. The restaurant will be opened on Wednesday. Mir. Shumate has always made a success Of everything h. undertakes and this enterprise will no doubt prove the same.
 The United States civil service commission announces that on Au- gust II, 1902, an examination will be held at the usual places for the posi- ton of teacher in the Indian service. Information relative to the subjects 7 and scope of the examination may be found in section 13l of the manual of examinations revised January l, 1902, . or on application to the secretary of the local board. The Workmen have just paid to