Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-10-05

Attenu the lecture tonight,
 Again We repeat, tits a winnins ticket"
 Supreme court is in session il
 Phenix.
 The campaign opened quite livel, last night.
 Martin Maier returned yesterda,
 from visit to Tip Top.
 Work for 1000 men can be had or the new railroad on application.
 F. Baudrey. mining man from Denver, is registered at Hote Burke.
 Miss Rilla Fisher, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Emery Fisher. of Briggs. il visiting Mrs. McGowan in Prescott
 J. l.. Fisher telegraphs that his health has been very poor during
 his visit east and he expects to re turn home next Monday.
 A stockman informed the JOURNAL. MINER yesterday that cattle have already commenced to die on the range on account of the drouth.
 E. P. Jones. of Del Norte and ] Ii. Campbell, of Mohave, are guests of Hotel Burke. They are visiting this section on mining business.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah Gi!lenwater took place thi: afternoon at 2p. m., from the family residence. interment was in the Masonic cemetery.
 Services at the Marina street Methodist church will commence at l0:30 d. m. Sunday instead of the usual hour, II o'clock. Bishop Vincent will preach after which he will dedicate the church.
 Note change in lecture programme found elsewhere. That Bows Sis ter" at the Marina street church by Bishop Vincent, on Saturday even ing instead of Monday evening as previously announced.
 H. A. Gordon, of the Union res taurant, was before Justice Andrews this morning, charged with using vulgar and obscene language in the presence of women and children. He pleaded guilty and was remand ed until 6 o'clock this evening for sentence.
 Jake Oswald, who fell from the Agua Eria stage several months since and broke his leg, and who has been a county charge ever since, will be sent to St. Louis, at the ex- pense of the county, to save further expense.
 Major G. W. Vaughn returned yesterday from a visit to the grade of the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phenix railroad. He says that work Is pro- gressing satisfactorily, and that the force is being increased now as rap idly as men can be employed.
 The reception given to Bishop Vincent and Dr. Hurlburt last even ing at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. l.. Bashford was attended by a large number of ladies and gentle men. 1t was an extremely pleasant affair, and the distinguished guests were quite highly gratiiied at the cordial welcome accorded them by our people.
 Chas. A. Green. senior member of the firm of C. A. and J. $. Green. life and fire insurance agents, will leave tomorrow for a SIX weeks trip east on business and pleasure. Dur ing his absence the business will be nj charge of the live and energetic junior member of the firm, Jack G reen, who will write up insurance policies of all kinds on application.
 4 local prophet who has been reading the signs of the times as in iicated by falling leaves, ground squirrels and other authorities m nature predicts, a long, cold dry hard winter. He thinks it will com mence early this fall and last until late next spring. In view of such a chilling prediction We are admonlsh- ed once more to request all parties who owe us wood on subscription or who are willing to furnish wood m exchange for subscription to bring it along at once before the wlntry blasts set Tn.
 Parties indebted to this office on any account are requested to settle the same at their earliest possible as we are just now eA- an astringency of purse, which is decidedly unsatisfactory to our creditors. Itis equally unpleas- ant. to ye editor, to have to dodge along back alleys and unfrequented streets in order to avoid creditors. We have on our books Tor advertis- ing. lob work and subscription, hun ireds of small accounts, but they aggregate hundreds of dollars. III zach one will only settle Tor tho amount due, or even make remit Iance on account, it will be highly at the present tlme' as we need money, and need 1t -bad'
 The meeting of the Board of Lady Managers of the Worlds Columbian has been called Tor the ISth. of October at Chicago, Ill: On he evening of the day oi the dedl- cation of the Exposition buildings ,t Jackson Park, October Fl, ie9A ceremonies Tor tne presentation of the work of the Worlds Congress Auxiliary will be held in the Auditorium, in Chlcsgo. The orator for the occasion wiii De His Grace Archbishop John Ire land. of St. Paul, Minnesota. IL Is expected that the President of the United States will preside. A cor, 3ial invitation has been recelyed anu accepted by our townsman lion. a. ]. Butler, Mrs. Butler being a mem Der of the Board of Lady Managers and of the Woman's Board or the Worlds Congress Auxiliary. They propose to leave for Chicago OH Thursday, October 18th.