Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Sevices in all the churches ton,or- lr,w.
 The telegraph line went down again.
 to-isy.
 D. Boax will leave for the east tc-
 morrow.
 Phenix has a debating club called
 the Senate"
 Buy a ticket to the concert next Fri
 day evening.
 Tucson has base hall club called
 the "Jerry McGintlers."
 The territorial board of equalization
 will meet next Monday.
 District attorney Ross returned from
 Flagstaff this morning.
 A train with delayed mail arrived from Prescott Junction at :D this this morning.
 Auction of household goods next Friday. See advertis ement of J. l.. Fisher to that effect. w. e. Bashford and r. l.. Kastner left last evening for moonlight drive | to the Congress mine. Mrs. N. l.. Bell came in ths morn ing frem California, and will accom- ! pany her husband to Alexandra to- morrow.
 Dr. Lincoln Is back at his old stand again, having taken charge of the la- vapai Pharmacy, recently purchased by w. R. Howard. Rev. G. H. Adams, D D, arrived this morning on the delayed train, He will preside at the services at the NJ. F.. church tomorrow. Disciples of Terpsichore can have good evenings enjoyment by attend | ing the Walnut Grove dance next Thursday evening. The concert to be given at the Con gregational church next Friday even ing promises to be exceptionally inter esting. Do not fail to attend. A wealthy Indiana man, aged eighty, advertises that he will give 5000 for wife. He stipulates that she must be young and prepossessing in appear ance.
 c. B. Foster shipped his surveying instruments out to Williams to-day, where he goes to make some surveys for Dr. Thornton, of the Perrin Cattle Company.
 Two Chinamen were killed in Chi nese garden near Phenix, on Wednes- day night. The evidence went to show that they had been beaten to death with shovel
 The following is the plaintive vail which comes clear from Oklahoma "Now comes the cry for beer. We look around and find none here. Oh dearf Oh dear! Oh dear9 The territorial fish commission has been organized, and is now ready fer the transaction of business. T. W. Otis is the agent and corresponding secretary of the commission The incoming train was bulletined today as having left Prescott Junction at 2 50 a. m., but up to the hour of going to press had not arrived in Pres cott It is expected at So'clock. We would like to have an injection | of the Brown-Sequard elixir of life ad- ministered to some of the pessimistic | cranks, and see if life would not as sume more roseate hue to them. | With the vigilant eyes of Sheriff
 O'Neill and his deputies, and Chief of
 Police Dodson, on the look out fer
 opium smokers hitting the pipe"
 promises Co become dangerous
 pastime.
 | Hoof and Horn wants territorial
 newspaper trust" formed. Why,
 bless your heart, neighbor, it is the
 newspaper "trust" that are SO ruinous
 to the financial aspirations of country
 editors now.
 A passenger who came in on last
 nights train says that fellow passen-
 ger at Prescott Junction, tired of wait
 ing for the repair of the washout, di-
 vested himself of his baggage yesterday
 afternoon and started to walk to Pres-
 colt.
 Ben Belcher and Ed Mercy return
 ed yesterday evening from ten days fishing excursion to Oak creek MT. . Mercy says that trout are abundant in the stream, and they enjoyed good luck, making big catch. The largest 5 fish caught by them was eighteen
 inches long.
 } District Attorney Ross proposes to ! institute rigid and searching investi- gstion of the recent cutting scrape by , which D. s. Scoville came nearly losing B his life, and discover if possible the ' perpetrator of the deed Clues have been obtained which it is thought will , lead to the detection of the person who
 wielded the knife. "Robin's Farewell" Caprice for Piano, by Fisher, is a new musical pub. lication that will become a standard favorite among our progressive young pianists and would advise all such to add to their collection of popular and
 favorite pieces at once. You cant help but be pleased and please others with
 it. Ing Fischer, Publisher, Toledo } Ohio. Price only 90 cents. , The Yuma Sentinel gives the follow. ing for A choice cooling summer beve- rage: "In large lemonade glass
 place one quarter of an orange peeled ' and seeded, one-half lemon, seeds taken out, but skin not removed, a \ couple of sprigs of mint, four Jumps oi . cube sugar crushed with toddy stuck,
 add half glass of broken i e, then | hraaE f-ash ayy into ba