Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-02
SATURDAYS DAILY.

SATURDAYS DAILY.
 The campaign will soon be over
 Attend the republican meeting tonight.
 Disordered liver set right with BEEcnAa'S PILLs.
 T. G. -Massicks left fo, England this morning.
 Read what Miss Sue Murphy ha. to-day in the classified ads
 Big bargains in ladies' dress good. at Porter's, east side of Plaza. o29t6
 Miss May Gillenwater left thi. morning for Sacramento, California
 John Martin, the genial mining man, came in to-day from the Crowned King mine, of which he i: the superintendent.
 Mrs. G. H. La Berteu and he, neice, Miss Ruth Hill, will leave or Monday for Santa Barbara, Califor. nia, to spend the winter.
 w. H. Smith came in from Ash Fork yesterday. Hs states that s car load of laborers were sent to the front on the :. F. P. X r. grade a few days since
 Services are held here regularl, every Sabbath al II o'clock a. m, and 1::h D. m. \ cordial in,itatiop IS given to all who do mol worship elsewhere to make their church home with us.
 $. Du BoIs DEMAREsr, Pastor.
 ]. W. Wilson x Co. have received an exceedingly nice line of fall and winter goods. Their shipment comprises large stock of new style overcoats, wooden underwear, rub bers and other goods adapted for use and wear in this section during cold weather. Take look at them.
 Tomorrow, the 20th Sunday after Trinity, the services in the church of the Advent (EpiscopaD will be as follows: Maths, Litany, and ser mon, at II a. m.; evensong and ser mon a :: o p. m. Sunday school meets at 10 a. m.; Bible class at 6:3O p. m. No rented seats. All invited to attend public worship in this 
 A small fire occurred last night at the Cabinet restauraunt about 10 o'clock. 1t is said to have originated from the electric light wire. It was speedily extinguished without much damage. The porch in front of the Elite restaurant caught fire about the same time from the same cause but was extinguished without an alarm.
 Our contemporary says there is not solitary "good fellow on the demodratic ticket. If republican were to make this charge, it would create howl to go forth from dem- ocratic throats. The charge is not true, however, Mark Smith is jolly, good fellow" In fact his geniality and conviviality are about his only recommendations for office. The county ticket contains several good fellows who hope to win also on that score alone.
 A telegram from Florence says: "A man named Harrington who has a cattle ranch about twenty-five miles east of Florence is missing. He left the ranch one morning this week and in the afternoon his horse to the ranch without rider. A party was immediately formed to look for him, but it is not known here what success has at tended the search. The name of the renegade "Kid,' is connected with the affair in every conversation upon the subject"
 The we'll being sunk by the city council is down to a depth of over l50 feet. The prospect for water supply is said to be very discourag- ing, and it is rumored that they talk of abandoing the project. That there IS water somewhere in the creek bed is evidenced from the fact that the well at Whipple contains just as much water as it ever has, while Johnny Dukes ditch below Whipple carries thirty miners inches of water. As there Is whisky man at the head of the water com mittee, the conclusion is forced upon us that the water in Granite creek basin is purposely giving the authori- ties a wide berth. While water be- came scarce at times at the old city dam it never failed entirely until under the present administration, and the removal of the water works to Goose Flat, where an 'inexhausti- ble supply was known to exist. has proven failure so far also. By the way it would be interesting reading to those who have footed the bills for the removal of the water works to learn just how much the experiment has cost. We have he ,rd 1t estimated all the way from s6, 900 to Sl5,OO0. The cihzen's com mittee asked for the figures but up to date their request has not bee complied with.
 Republican Tax Payer has screed number three in the Courier this morning. There is nothing worthy of note in this communication fur ther than he admits to the false hood of some of his previous letters. He says in substance that Smith IS not pledged at all to squander all the money in the county treasury to build that middle road and also admits that no pledge was exacted or made by Roach, but that the en- tire pledge business existed only in the imagination of this man who is ashamed of his own identity. "ln answer to the JOURNAL MINER" he says. "I will ask you, fellow work man, would it make any difference to you who placed this or that can didate in nomination" or course Mir. R. T. it does not. The'JouRNAL- MINER did not claim that it did, but oalv showed that you must have had some motive for lying us you did about it. as you stated a falsehood by
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