Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-27
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 For a good Sunday dinner to
 morrow, go to the Bellevue.
 Attend the closing soiree of Prof
 Gales dancing school tonight.
 No eastern mail arrived last night
 on account of the wreck on Wednes
 day night.
 Samuel Martinovich, a Californi;
 pioneer died at Flagstaff few day. since aged 50 years.
 Nj. II. Gould has sold one half of lots 22 and 24, block 2S, Prescott to August Marx for l50.
 Major Canby paid of the troops at Whipple yesterday, and left for California this morning.
 The fire alarm was rung so feebly this morning that many of the fire men were not awakened by it
 Hugh Mulvenon, of Prescott Junction, has opened saloon at the graders camp at Ash Fork.
 X new lumber company has been organized in Flagstaff to be known as the Coconino Lumber company, with G. A. Greenlaw as manager.
 The soiree to be given tonight by Prof. Gales will be the last one of the present term. An enjoyable time will be had by all who attend.
 Probate Judge French. this morning, appointed Robert l.. Mor- rison administrator of the est late of the late Owen Hannigan and John Duke administrators of tho late S. 4 Davidson.
 Messrs. Burns and Maier, two frst-class stone-cutters and masons, have leased the stone quarry west of town, and are prepared to con tract for work. Read their adyer- tisement in this issue.
 James Wagoner. an old time stage driver of this section, after trying his luck in California, Ore on, Nevada and Texas is hack again in Arizona, driving q one horse buck board on the Wickenburg route.
 The American restaurant has been compelled to close for a few days, on account of the serious illness of the head cook, assistan. cook. steward and walters It will he reopened again next week, when due announcement wilt be made.
 A prisoner. serving term for was taken ont of the jail, OH Tuesday, and asked to assist in putting down the new Vr0ssmg between the bank and Walis, Fargo X Co.'S office. He ind.suan,ly spurn- sd the offer of ire air an1 exercise at the price named and reluSs-TT NoT2.
 The Overland Monthly for Feb l -;;:sEy IS to contain .U..y illustrated i Articles on the Temescal Tin Mine, 70 great a subject of curiosity at | present; on Prof. Davidson's inter ssting scientific Ascent of Mount Conness; and on Camping with Fox Hounds in Southern California, by | Helen Elliott Randini. The num- per will also contain timely arti- lie on the new Constit ution of Brazil.
 Those handsome baby carriages n front of Bashford K Burmister's re commented upon by many for heir beauty, and from tho deep in crest manifested by Rod Dulin, ! is evident he contemplates a move oon which will eventually lead to purchase of one of these neces- ary vehicles. He was hsird today 0 give au order for a double com artment one for two little "Monto prospective.
 Tomorrow being the third Sun ay after Epiphany the services at he church of the Advent (Episco- aD held in the opera house will be s follows: Maths, Litany and ser non at II a. m. Sunday school at O a. m. when parents and guardians re urged to see that their children nd wards are present. There will e no evening service, owing to the bsence of the missionary. All in- ited,
 John Thomas, under twenty five ears sentence from this county or murder, and Ed Reyes, under a eventeen years sentence for the ame crime, have been pardoned by Governor Irwin. Reyes is the young nan who so brutally murdered the lexican at Walnut Grove a few ears ago. Johnson, the colored nan, who was convicted with Will on, for the murder of the Clevenger amily, has also been pardoned. His 'artner in the crime was hanged, nd he received life sentence.
 Personal Mention.
 IP Iusk loft, for his home in st.