Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-25
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Sam Hill returned yesterday from
 Phenix-
 Train will leave on schedule time at t7:l5 a. m. on and after Monday, March ssd.
 W. H. Hummer has been awarded
 the contract for carrying the Juniper mail.
 J.Q. Stephens and Chas. O'Malley returned last evening from visit to the Hillside mine. The pile driving crew will be at work on Monday next st Whippls. repairing
 the bridge or trestle work across the
 draw there.
 Judge H. c. Gooding aud family and
 Miss Mabel Mesney. accomp snied
 Afr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams, to the
 Senator mine to-day.
 W. E. Hazeitine, oi the Bank of Ari- zona, accompanied by his family and Miss Snyder, sister of Mrs. HAzeltine, will leave on Monday. for a visit to Cali fornis.
 Services at the M. E. church to-mor- row at II a. m. and go p. m. Sub ject in the evening. "The Gospel of Christ" Sunday school. F o'clock. All cordially invited
 Later returns from tickets sold for St. Patriok's bali and the payment of all expenses connected with it, swell the net proceeds to oyer sls5, which goes to St. Joseph's Academy.
 W. A. Talbot, J. A. Marshall and B. Heymspn have been appointed Capitol Commissioners, by Governor Irwin. The first two named are republicans and the last one is democrat.
 P. l.. Kastner, to-day, bought the lot in West Prescott overlooking the town, formerly occupied by the Baptist churcch. and will commence the cree. tion, on Monday, of fye-roomed resi- dence on it.
 A..psper published at Junction City, | Kan, the home of "Old Grizzly Caiien," says that the old gentleman has enter ed the temperance lecture field. Few | men there are in that State that are bet ter qualified to talk on thissubject than this versatile gentleman.
 James J. Stewart, the mrbane and obhging agent of the Prescott and Ari- soma Central railroad. ct Prescott, left on this afternoons train, for . months visit to his old home in the east The boys say there will be . Mrs. Stewart in the case before the trip is ended. During his absence his place will be filled by Dana Breed. sn expe- fenced railroad agent and telegrsphist.
 The latest "didn.t-know-i t-was-ioad- d" tragedy occurred at Winslow, March B. in which William Holtcamp, ! machinist. connected with the Allan ic and Pacific railroad. was shot and liiled. The chambers of the pistol were to be empty, and it vas snap ed, with the above result. The man vho will invent pistol that will shoot when being snapped un- oaded, will confer blessing on fhe human race.
 The attention of our country readers , and those living III town as yell, who are in need of anything in his ! inc, is called to the advertisement of | !. s. Gales in this paper. Mir. Gales 'as full and complete stock of home manufactured saddles, harness, brides nd every thing pertaining to the horse e line. Cow boy saddles and ] d ow boy outfits . specially. tc At meeting of the officials of the h church, held on s Wednesday night, Rev. E. D. Wyckoff V anded in his resignation as pastor. tl he regret felt by the members of Mfr. ir 'yckoffs church at his resignation is V 'ared by our people generally, as he hi Id his most estimabls wife are very nj 'pular in Prescott. They expect b'
 leave for California during the fo onth of May. gs From conversations with some of our th lest and most experienced cattlomen, wi lose judgment can be relied upon in es ch matters, the loss Of cattle will be tn ry heavy in this county this spring. pc e estimated loss varies from twenty | VI thirty-five per cent This goes to sa ow that the ranges in this county are rio sr-stocked and that the cattlemeu are ing money by holding their steer cat ed