Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-17
FRoM TuEspAY's DArrY.

Attend the Conundrum suppe
 this evening.
 Conundrums will be served a
 the Elite restaurant until o'clock
 The Wyckoff Club will meet n
 the residence of Mir. and Mrs. k. H
 Burmister tonight.
 Contractor Parker says he cal
 complete the Episcopal churcI
 within week after the arrival O
 the windows.
 The train was sent out at o'cloc
 this morning, returning at l0:3
 a. m. Another train was sent ou
 this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Street crossings are needed badl
 to the plaza. During the recen
 muddy. weather one had to almos
 swim to each the court house.
 The board of supervisors stat,
 that as soNn as the weather permit
 they propose 10 put the roads O
 this county in thorough repair.
 A court martial Is in session a
 Whipple for the trial of the tws
 enlisted men who are charged witl
 the theft of government property.
 While assisting in making arrange
 ments yesterday for the leap yea
 ball. Mrs. W. E. Jones lost a pair oI
 diamond ear rings and diamond pir valued at about $500.
 An alarm was sounded at 1l:3O this morning for chimney fire in
 Dr. J. N. McCandless' residence The Toughs won the record, but
 the services of the department were not needed.
 An error was made in the publi- cation of the list of members of the
 executive committee of the republi- can league club. Tine correct list is, c. II. Akers, W. C. Bashford, R. F.. Morrison. J. NJ. W. Moore and Lud- wig Thomas.
 The little round spot on the sun is box of Oriental cigars 9l ,500, 0,000 miles from the earth. This illus trates the wide spread favor the Or iental cigar has attained. Ford's is the place to get them if you don't want to go to the sun.
 Hill has succeeded in making the New York legislature democratic against the wish of the people as expressed a, last election; but the victory will cost his party enough votes to give it to the republicans next November.-Ex.
 Rev. E. W. Mea ney has concluded to hold services at II o'clock next Sunday, contrary to his previous announcement. He will go to the Senator in the afternoon, and not in the morning as previously in tended.
 Contractor Parker yesterday con- menced the erection of a building on the east side of the plaza for T. W. Otis, which will be used as Wells, Fargo X Co. $ express office. The building will be irau. and it is the intention to have it completed and ready for occupancy next Mon- day or within . week from the time it was commenced.
 A man named w. G. Cook died at the hospital at Whipple this morn ing about 3 o'clock. Deceased came here about two or three months ago from Pendleton, Oregon. and had been employed at the Yarnell mine. On last Wednesday he seemed in his usual health, but was taken sud denly aud very seriously i'll with pneumonia during the night, and on Thursday morning applied for admission to the hospital. To par ties with whom he conversed prior to his illness he stated that he had . little daughter residing with par ties some place in Oregon, and that hc owncd 50o acres of land in Una tilla county in that State. Beyond this no one seems to know anything of his history or ofhis friends.
 The Chautauqua Club held its l regular meeting on Tuesday, Feb. | ,th, at the residence of Mrs. F. w. Blake. Programme as arranged car 'ied out. Programme for next meet ng arranged as follows: Quotations rom ]. G. Holland, biography of J. i. Holland, Mrs. Akers. Poem by Holland, Mrs. Baldwin. Reading, physical culture. February Chau- auguan, Miss c. Blake. Reading, February Chautau- Iuan. Mrs. Swan. Questions. social in United States, 16 to D, January Chautauluan. Cues ions, physiology. January Chau- Answers in February Chau- Adjourned to meet at the esidence of Mrs. Butler on Tuesday, february l6th at 2:N p. m.
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