Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20

Mr. and SfTs. -%g-o Richards will leave tomorrow tor O visit east
 The new Presbyterian church a. Phenix was dedicated last Sunday. A city ordinance is published else where in this issue granting a fran chise for street railroads.
 J. J. Fisher returned last evening from survey trip to Kirkland valley.
 A good quality of coal is said to have been discovered recently near Flagstaff.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Helm has filed her brand for record. Range is on the Hassayampa.
 R. E. L. Robinson has purchased the entire interest of the Phenix Mining Report.
 NJ. Goldwater & Bro. are having their spring opening. Call and see their new stock of goods.
 Johnny Robinson came in yester- day from Kirkland valley, where he has been nngaged in ranching.
 The ice season opened at Phenix, April 1st, with ice at one cent per pound in lots less than 50 pounds.
 w. Ii. McMichael, the we'll known resident of Big Bug. will leave short ly for a visit to relatives in the east.
 Louis HImmelreich came in yes terday from his date creek ranch and went out to the Senator this morning.
 Services will be held at :hs Epis- copal church tomorrow Good Fri day) at II o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.
 Democratic primaries will be held in this county next Saturday, April Is. The county convention will be held on Saturday, April 30.
 Alex. Imhoff. one of the most pop ular young men in the country, and a good miner, has taken a position at the Senator. He will have charge on one shift of the Burleigh drill.
 Teams left Whipple this morning for Bakers Butte to meet G com pany of the 1lth Infantry, which left Camp Apache yesterday for Whipple.
 T. P. Walker, native of Missouri, aged 22 years, who came here re- gently afflicted with consumption, died yesterday and was buried this afternoon.
 The programme of Easter exer- cises at the Methodist church is more interesting than ever before. Their new church will be beauti- fully decorated with flowers. Charles, and Joseph Burton, Jr., will have their preliminary examina- ton tomorrow at 10 o'clock, before Justice Andrews, on charge oi circulating obscene writing. The Bashford- -Burmister company received seven car loads oi merchandise, grain, etc. This is by far the largest shipment ever re- ceived here in one day for one firm.
 During his visit to Kingman Judge Morrison was called to assist in the prosecution of a murderer and succeeded in securing a convic- tion, being the first conviction oi murder had in Mohaye county for fourteen years.
 BE. Murphy says he is willing to go on record with the assertion that A. C. R. is either a - fool
 himself or assumes that his readeri
 are. A perusal of his articles seems
 to justify such assertion. 1 Services will be held next Sunda, it. the Methodist church south, bl Rev. Allen, who arrived here recent ly from Phenix. MT. Allen comes here for the purpose of re-establish
 ing the above church here.
 Read Martin Maier's new adyar tisement of the Golden Eagle Hote in this issue. Mir. Maier has large airy rooms. well furnished and com fortable. Restaurant and bar at tached to the hotel. Superintendent Jones, of the F
 & A. c. railroad, has made a rate 0 one and ne-third single fare for tn round trip for members of the gran r army who attend the territorial en , campment to be held in Presco , April 21.
 Judge French was called out t Thompson valley last week to as sess damages in water ditch, GU through one mans land by hi neighbor. He found that the Ian l through which the ditch run ha T been damaged to the extent of $5( -s Easter services will be held at th T Fpisrnpal church Sunday mo-nin
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