Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-10-05
SAruRDAr's DAILY. Welcome rain.

'NANO1it taiu.
 What follyl To be without Brr- oHAs's PILLs.
 That Boys Sister" at the NJ. E. church tonight.
 Harry Yarnell came in from the farnell mine yesterday.
 John Chart has been granted a new trial by the supreme court.
 Jack Martin, superintendent of The Crowned King mine, is in town.
 Vim. Dulin, of the Montezuma. receised car load of beer and ice yesterday.
 Hon w. G. Blskley, of Kingman, arrised on yesterdays train to at tend conference.
 w. G. Stewart has challenged
 Mark smith to joint discussio ion of
 the political issues.
 Col J. F. Wilson returned last evening from attendin session of the supreme court at phenix. | Do not fail to hear Bishop Yin. cent on the subject of That Boy's Sister, to night, at tho Nj. E. church.
 1 This section was visited thi morning with quite a refreshing shower of rain, accompanied by thunder aud lightning.
 A dance will be given at Sim mons station in Williamson valley, by John Mcdonald, on octoper ii. Candidates of ail political parties and their friends arc invited. | A. <. Baum, the tailor. who is at present. in Jerome, writes us that he Will be prepared to open at c. k. MartIndell's of this city on or about October 5th. All orders may be left with Mr. Martindell.
 Mrs. E. W. Wells gave a very pleasant party last evening in hon or of Mrs. Stone. of Los Angeles, who Is as present visiting in Pres colt. About twenty ladies and gen tlemen were present, and very pleasant evening was spent.
 Tomorrow, the l6th Sunday after Trinity, the services in the Church ot the Advent (Ep scopalD will be as follows: Maths, Litany, and sermon, at II a. m.: evensong at : p. m.; Sunday school at To a. m. Seats in this church all free, and every ybJdy welcome.
 The Albuquerque citizen tells of a box being at the express office in that city for Scott Knight and that he Is afraid to claim it. The box seems to have been shipped from Prescott aud the slippery Scott seems to be afraid that it contains 1 dynamite or some internal machine.
 Services at the NJ. E. church to- l morrow as follows: Conference l love feast at 9 o'clock A. s.; preach i ing by Bishop Vincent at 10:3O A. M.; dedication services immediately | after the morning services; union | Sunday school and grown peoples meeting from to ?. x., to be ad- l dressed by Bishop Vincent and Dr. | Hurlbut; addresses by Bishop Vim cent and Dr. Hurlbut at 7:30 o'clock P. M., on the Chautauqua Idea. J. A. Park, while an route to | Prescott to-day, from the Dosoris, ran into terrible hail storm on | Groom creek, which did much dam age to the roads, outside of making it very uncomfortable for travellers and live stock. Mike Herman, who runs the station on Groom creek, he reports as having had killed twelve dozen ducks and chickens on his place from hail stones.
 From bulletin issued by the Ari- zona weather service for the week ending $ ept. z6, 1892, it is learned that sin ce March 1st, the average temperature in this territory has been l.90 degrees below normal, and that for the same period the aver age deficiency in precipitation, as dednced from statistics covering a number of years, Is 2.3S inches be- low the normal.
 The following is the republican ticket of Mohave county: Council man. W. H. Hardy; assembly, David Southwick; sheriff. Jas. Roeebrough; treasurer, John Mackenzie; district attorney, Judge Blakely; recorder, E. J. Goldman; probate judge, Ed win Perry; Supervisors; w. H. Tag gart and Wm. Grant.
 "John Knox" did not prove as drawing subject for a lecture as 'That Boy" although the Metho- dist church was nearly full last evening to listen to Dr. Hurlburt's address. The doctor is slightly troubled with hoarseness, but other wise is a very pleasant speaker. He grew quite eloquent over the life and work of the great Scotch re- former. and during his talk of an hour and half held his audience spell bound. At the close of his lec- ture he was greeted with great ap- plause.
 The Memphis Appeal-Avalanche closes discussion with its contem- porary. the Commercial, in which personalities were freely indulges in
 
 by the following: "The reader should not be taxed with the per sonal differences or grievances of individuals, but such differences should be settled in the manner we'll known to every Southern gen tleman." Everybody knows what this kind of talk means s-s,metimes when it is turned loose down Sonth, and consequently the ccun- try along the Mississippi may ex- pect man for breakfast very soon. Colonel DeRdssey and command arrived at Whipple to-day at noon, seven days out from Flagstaff, where they have been on a camping out expedition for over a month. On nearing the Post the band en- liyened the occasion by rendering appropriate selections, sucn as "Home Again." and "Home, Sweet Home" The health of the battal- lion was excellent, and Colonel De Russey states that the experience given the troops by marching and camp life will prove beneficial to the service whenever occasion re-