Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-10

tauquan, on "Color in the Anima
 World" Mrs. Blake read poem, b,
 Mrs- Browning-"Flush, my dog
 Mrs. Bruce read "kentucky Belle.
 Miss Baker read "Embexzlers and De
 iauiters,' from the March Chautauq nan
 The questions were on the "Zooloyy
 and Animals as Servants" Current
 events were then discussed. Adlourne,
 70 meet Saturday at the residence of
 Miss Mollie Baker.
 The First Congregational church was
 opened yesterday for services for the
 hrst tune since IL was closed for repairs
 lately. The improvements consisted entirely of interior decorations. The panels at the ceiling and tho columns l present very pleasing effect. The irieze Is also an artistic piece oi work, the colors all being of mild tint. The selections of paper for this interior dec oratlon show tho artistic taste of the committee having the matter in charge. The church Is to bo congratulated on the possession ot one of the finest houses ot worship in the territory.
 
 FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,
 Down with train robbers.
 Another storm on the tapis.
 Phenix wants a Si0 900 school house.
 Board of trade meets at $ o'clock to. night.
 When you want good cigar go to Ford's.
 Thomas Carroll, of Jerome, is in Prescott
 Fines, stock of Cigars and Tobacco at Ponds.
 Railroad tickets bought and sold at \. sitken's.
 Ice Cream and Cake at Otto Halmer's aGt6
 Aiken has the "boss" ciyar-the ' Key West Bouquet"
 The law of Arizona now says that train robbers nust hang.
 w. l.. Van Horn. of Flagstaff, is still sufferer from rheumatism.
 Oh, for good smokel Aiken has -the Key West Bouquet"
 Oranges, Apples, Lemons. Figs, Dates, etc, at Ford's. J. w. Graham, merchant tailor has m advertisement m this issue | Queen" and Beauty" cigars, the lnest cigars in town, at Ford's. Another car load of potatoes for the 'rescott market arrived yesterday.
 Fresh Strawberries received daily at | Aitken's. Sold cheap for cash
 Lemp's St. Louis keg Beer, from rhooners. at the Monte xuma Saloon. Coconino Is said to have cost it's 1ends not less than from 5000 to : 7,OOO. l Jerry Woodbridge has band of heep near the Colorado river. says the 'hAmpion.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery ckets of A. Aitken, who has the agency IT the same, in Prescott. Hurrah for Sheriff O'Neill and the ihcers with him, who have succeeded running the train robbers to earth. Flagstaff Is infested with a gang of ieak thieves. Among the sufferers om them recently was Rev. N. l.. uthrie.
 II from the Trap Rock mine this after 'on, to attend the wedding tomorrow, 'ening.
 C. w. Culver, who has recently taken | le freighting contract hetween the ongress mine ani Prescott, was in 'wn yesterday.
 The chief quartermaster of the de- irtment has an advertisement in this | ssue, asking for proposals for fuel rage and straw, to which the atten- Dn of contractors Is directed. The programme of exercises of the hildren's Concert, to be given at the aptist church on April l4th. will pear in full in Thursdays issue, and s ch day thereafter until the concert. Edwin c. Wyckcff, who has lately 'en called to the pastorate of the Con- : egational church here, will be or ,ined as minister of the gospel at alesburg, Illinois, on Thursday. April lth. lt has lately come to be known that I bacco chcwers seldom have typhoid yer, but whether this is in the interest
 medical science or some large tc- 1, icco firm deponent sayeth not The suggestion recently made in the :. for May Day picnic, ems to have struck popular chord, nd the picnic is now assured, provided 4 e school trustees will grant the public hools a holiday 1 In the cowboy contest in Phenix, on lnday, between McGary and Mead vs, the former won in steer tying, and 0 latter in bronco riding and in pick-j z up flags, thus giving the purse of c OO to the latter. ,s Tom Hin Kec says he regrets very a uch that one of his countrymen n ould nave falsely informed an officer sterday that he was engaged in sell n 2 whisky without a license. He says n c information was without any foun W tion whatever. That he has not sold | h " whisky for three years, and never tnout first having taken out all nec- c sary licenses. o
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