Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-10
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY:

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 FROM SATURDAYS DAILY: l Colonel Barber is expected at WhiI
 pie this evening.
 c. W. F. Johnson has leased tn
 Lemon hotel in Phenix.
 Masonic lodge meets at 30 this eve ming for work in the first degree.
 Toughs will meet at their headqusr ters at s o'clock this evening. Gossips talk of a secret wedding hay ing taken place recently. This seems to be an ''otf year" in pol iiics.
 Now is the time to subscribe for ths JoURNAL.MINER. The Prescott Rifles are making active preparations for a grand Thanksgiving ball.
 Rev. G. H. Adams arrived from the south Last evening, and will preach al the NJ. E. church tomorrow, Tonto basin has been heard from. IL is largely democratic, and elects Wm. Mulvenon sheriff. Lieutenant T. s. McCaleb has taken charge of the engineer office of the de- partment at Whipple.
 The territorial fair opens at Phenix one week from next Monday, Novem- Der l5.
 Three carloads of employees for the big new hotel at Pasadena, California, passed over the A. & F. few days since.
 Mulvenon's friends had a jollification meeting last night on receipt of the news from Tonto basin.
 Billy Vigas. former Prescottite, but at present in charge of Sam Hills Pine nix store, came in from the south last evening
 T. s. Bullock arrived here last evening He SAYS that the rails, in quantity to complete the railroad to Prescott are now on the way here.
 Preaching at the M. E. church south tomorrow at II 80 a. m. and : p. m. by the pastor, Rev. W. T. Burk. Sunday chool at 10 30 a. m.
 | Kuhn. chief engineer of the P. & A O R R., came in from the front last evening, and is engaged to-day in laying out the line below Prescott.
 The stage from the north arrived at hali-past F to-day. the earliest arrival vet, indicating the nearer approach of the railroad
 Lieutenant LA. Dapray, aide-de-camp to General Niles and acting assistant adjutant general of this department, is very courteous and obliging young off, cer.
 General Miles left headquarters at Whipp!e to-day to look after certain In- dians of New Mexico, whence he will go east on business and visit his family, 10 be absent about thirty days.
 An accident occurred, Thursday eve ming, to the north-bound stage from Phenix, at point near Gillette, by which the stage was overturned ant the driver and two passengers were more or less injured
 The sporting fraternitywere last night treated to cock fight in the rear of the Sazerac saloon, between two game cocks belonging to George Sines and James Roach, for Sl00 a side The republican rooster, after one hours hard fight. came off victorious.
 ServIccs tomorrow at the M. E. church, Marina street, as follows: Love feast at 10 o'clock m ; preaching at lO:3O a. m at which the sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered; Sunday school at 2:30 ? m. !, and preaching, pre- ceded by praise seryice,at pm. JIG. Eberhart, pastor.
 At Phenix. during the fair, commenc ing on the 18th inst, Lieut.. NJ. NJ. Maxon, A. A. Q. M., will inspect and purchase two hund:ed cavalry horses. Those hav- ins animals that fill the requirements and conditions will profit by learning further particulars in the matter.
 Rev. ]. M. Green has gone 10 the Verde valley to hold weeks meeting; 1; hence there will he no service at the Baptist church tomorrow evening. MT. E. W. French will superintend .he Sab ba.h-schooi, which meets at , o'clock P. III.