Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-16
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

turkey dinner at the Bellevue to- , morrow.
 Large work speciality at Boston R. k. Photo ear.
 Six finest cabinets Sl.5O at car to- morrow and Sunday.
 Sheriff Liddle, of Apache county, is in town on official duties. Get life size crayon portrait of yourself at the car, only $l0 framed.
 Its cold day when you catch the Photo Car whinying for protection.+
 Services at the Episcopal Church tomorrow at II o'clock a. m. and 7:30p.m.
 Come down land see 90 photos of Prescott people at Boston Photo Car-free bus.
 Attend the auction sale of furni- ture next Tuesday at J. c. Fred ericks residence.
 Ticket Agent Gage, of the P. & A C. railroad, reports the sale of l35 tickets for this mornings train.
 The force of artists at the Photo car consists of five full fedged photo graphers, each working at his spec alty. i Among the society items in Phe- nix paper is mention of the fact that Mir. Soso was tried for horse stealing.
 Competition sharpens our wits; it puts an edge on our endeavors and you get the benefit.
 BOSTON PHoro CAR.
 Johnny Jackson has orders ahead for specimens of polished onyx to keep him at work for couple of months. He is engaged on an obe- fisk now
 While the attendance at last nights social was not large, owing to the fire boys departure early this morning, pleasant time was had by those present.
 Tomorrow at car, six finest cabi- nets Sl.50. One dozen, S250. No | negatives made after Sunday night, | but all made by Sunday night, we will finish up before we go.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: WI Grey, | city; C. Jett, John Benson, Mayer; F | K Pedley, Catoctin; W. c. Burke, | Las Animas, Colo; Mrs. J. B. Smarr and child, Trinidad, Colorado.
 The running team last evening made the best run yet during their entire practice, reducing the time be- low twenty-seyen seconds. If they | keep up their lick at Albuquerque the belt will be surely theirs again.
 An accumulated photographic ex- perience of forty-one years by five practical artists stands pat" to the little bluff of man with an experi- once of nearly year under the sky light.
 The fire boys got good start this morning for the Albuquerque fair Mrs. E. W. French, whose husband belongs to the team, gave all the members of the team a breakfast this morning before leaving.
 ''It is fact" Hoods Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases or affections arising from impure state or low condition of the blood, overcomes that tired feeling, creates good appetite, and: gives strength to every part of the system. Try it.
 The base ball team left for Albu- querque this morning to cross bats with any team that offers at the AL buquerque fair. The team is strong one, and while it may not win the prize the boys will make the game interesting for any club that plays
 While W. C. Potts was driving with his family last evening his horses became unmanageable,p pulling him out over the front of the buggy and injuring him quite severely. His , wife and child fortunately escaped without injury. Tomorrow the services in the Church of the Advent EpiscopaD will be as follows: Maths, litany and sermon at II a. m.; Evensong and sermon at 7:30 p. m., (not p. !, m., as for sometime past.) Sunday . school meets at 10 a. m. Seats all free and all persons welcomed heart fly. Church building is in West Prescott. Manager c. H. Akers telegraphed . to President Hall and had the Pres colt base ball club entered for the game to be played at the fair. The I team will be comprised of the fol q lowing: Kortmann, Osterman, An ( drews, Aitken, Stewart, Riley, Algor, Markland and Tritle. l The base ball club took their canine mascot, "Dan," along with ' them to Albuquerque. Dan never misses being present at every game played in Prescott, and the boys would have missed his presence in I Albuquerque had they not thought fully taken him with them. A mem . Der of the club, who belongs to the society for the protection of dumb . animals, very considerably placed I green patch over Dams blind eye. T The leading article in the Over V land Monthly for October, it is an c nounced is to be by Milicent Wash i burn Shinn, on the new Leland t Stanford Jr. University. It is to be copiously illustrated from fine photos, and from drawings by Peix- I I otto, and will go far towards an . swering the questions that are every | where asked about the grade, aims, ], and scope, of the work of the new institution at its start. An article " by President David Starr Jordan, of . the new university, on "The Church Il and Modern Thought" will appear in the same number. E. w. Fisher, of Castle Creek is in town. He brings encouraging re- T ports of mines in that section and ! states that in all probability there Il will be two mills crushing ore before . spring opens, ou the creek. MT. '