Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-13
FRoM TUEspAY's DAry.

FRoM TUEspAr's DAIry.
 Revival services tonight at the
 Baptist church.
 Read D. J. Sullivan's new adyer.
 tisement in this issue.
 Sheriff Lowry and Deputy Rybon
 went out to Prescott Junction this
 morning on official business.
 The funeral of the late N. H. Me
 Fsrland will take place tomorrow | "Wednesday afternoon, from Odd
 Fellows hall.
 Superintendent Derwin, of the electric light plant, is having some
 repairs made which have necessitated
 the closing of the plant now for sev- ersl days. He expects to have it in operation again soon.
 The board of supervisors returned yesterday from an official inyestiga- tion of the complaint against P. J. Mccormick, for having obstructed public highway in Williamson val ley. They removed the obstruction, which was wire fence.
 The O. K. hose company has elect ed the following officers: c. H. Akers, foreman; F. E. Andrews, first assistant foreman; NJ. E. Morin, sec ond assistant foreman; Jno. Bourae, secretary. C. II. Akers and F. E. Andrews were elected fire delegates.
 The outer edge of Weather Prophet Fosters cold wave, which is now galloping across the con tinent, struck Prescott on Sunday afternoon January 10th. While the | temperature has fallen several de- grees 1t has not been uDcomfortably 1 cold.
 If you have catarrh, you are in as the disease is liable to become chronic and affect your general health, or develop into con- Hoods Sarsaparillac cures catsr h by purifying and snriching the blood, aud buildin; up the sys- tenn. Give it 6 trial.
 The editor of this paper was as- 'aulted tin gentlemanly sort of way, last evening by large, muscu- lar man, he was good looking, tool and taken by force Git did not re- luire a great amount of it) to a pack room of the Hotel Burke, where two confederates of the assail- ant were in waiting, and he was Ihere compelled, at the point of |ork, to assist in eating one of the , turkeys killed at last Sundays tur- ley shoot, and cooked to the 1, queens taste" by the cooks of Hotel Burke. The assailant of the editor :, vas Charles O'Malley, who was sup posed to have winged the bird, on sunday, that was spread before the , |uartette last evening in such a manner, while his two con- ederates were J. M. Aitken and M. 1, S- Morin. When the quartette arose i rom the table there was not enough :. f the turkey left to make a good 3 arget for gu club member to 1, hoot at. We do not object very ' sriously to such assault Who has | mother turkeyi i, Ones heart can not help going s ut in sympathy to the sorely afflict- ( | family of the late Thomas n lodges in Peoples valley. Three mes within about a week has death , ntered the family circle, the first . . me taking the husband and father. q ext he claimed a bright and prom . ing daughter-young, robust, and :, ut short time previous in the q ,sy bloom of perfect health, just s Id enough to commence 10 realize le joys of life, and with heart :. Ill of hope and womanly ambition '. IT the future, alas never to be re- " " ized. Within twelve hours a " ,unger sister is taken also, while v tree other members of the family ~ @ prostrated on beds of sickness. - ot until the heartstrings are touch '" l, can one fully realize the depth o'' sorrow experienced by such an s' hiction, and how dark, even the ' 'ightest sunshine must seem to 8 bereaved and loving relatives. =. Il that mortal friends can do is to "' tend a heartfelt sympathy, but :. en this must seem a hollow mock cl y to the bleeding hearts who have C. us, within so brief a time, been prived of the loving care and M of an affectionate on sband and father, and the cheery iiles and affection of two loving pa ughters and sisters. May the a le 'who giveth and taketh away" Te consolation to the wounded and .. oken hearts. Ci
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