Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
FRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Dan O'Boyle is in town.

If you are bilious take Beechem's Pills.
 c. J. Lantry came in on to-day's train.
 Dr, B. B. Halsey and wife are in Phenix.
 <. The great register has lb9 names on it now.
 Attend Easter services , in one of the churches tomorrow.
 T. G. Barlow Massicks was a visitor to Prescott today.
 ]. s. Jones has shipped boiler out to his mill on Big Bug.
 Superintendent Jones sent a spe- cial train to the Junction today.
 Joseph Stein and Miss Anna Arp were married recently in Phenix.
 MT. and Mrs. Harris Baldwin re- turned from kingman last evening.
 Sunday school at the usual hour at the Congregational church to- morrow.
 Brown Brothers have purchased the boiler belonging to the old Aztec mill.
 Judge French and TrsAsurer Oliver were paying of school teach CTS today.
 ]. T. Shull has the frame of his new livery stable on the south side of the plaza up.
 T. c. Barlow -Massicks has pur- chased Hugh McCrum's stock ranch at Point of Rocks. The territorial encampment os the C. X. R. iyill meet in Prescott next Tuesday, April 2i.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. W. Johnston will leave on Monday morning for 5- -isit to California.
 Ef+r-4T Bam.ll of l'e Glohs eityef bait ass pataaied an ins stand t1mi ap attachment
 Hush N rum, thc Ss. srsueiseo tagp loaaiag after -. interest. here.
 Tha Burton b.ys piil bs given another tual ou Monday in Che msan tima lhay are confined la ilii
 A raua of Ilase bali w.ll ba played tomorrow between the Fp-seott piBe au rniarleat 4oaos aina trssa thr raAuat
 Inc eAoSut'to committee of the republican league club vii, .aee. sf the headquarters of the club over Otis store this evening.
 Bell and Reid. two of the prison CTS who escaped from jail at St. Johns, have been recaptured in Utah and returned to Jail.
 Tine city council should pass sn ordinance compelling ali boys to be of the street at $ o'clock every even ing unless accompanied by their parents.
 Services will be held at all the churches tomorrow except the Con- gregational. Owing to the failure of their pastor to arrive no services will be held there.
 From present indications the com ing summer will see greater number of new buildings constructed in Prescott than any single season for several years
 The Episcopal church decorations tomorros will be very attractive, a profusion of the loyeIiest flowers has arrived from California to be used on this occasion.
 The Phenix Gazette says that the son of Rev. G. L. Pearson IS seri- ously i'll. The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. Pearson in Prescott sin cerely hope that it may recover.
 There will be sersIces at the M. E. church tomorrow as follows: II a. m. preaching service; f2m. Sunday school; 7:30 P. m. Easter Song service. All are cordially in- vited to be present.
 The Burton boys had their trial yesterday before Judge Andrews and a jury on a charge of circulating ob- scene writing. The jury disagreed, standing eight for conviction and four for acquittal.
 The usual services will be held at the Baptist church tomorrow. The subject at II a. m. will be, "The Phi losophy of the Resurrection;" at D. m., "The Resurrection and the Judgment. Sunday school a l2 m.
 The air compressor at the Senator was started up again today. and work was resumed again in the tun- nel. Work will be pushed as rapidly as possible. as three shifts will be worked. The tunnel is now in Tor a distance of 900 feet.
 The case of the Territory vs. Lieut.. Chas. P. Johnson, U. $. A., for the murder of Henry A. Barry, at Fort Thomas, will be set for hear ing at the coming term of the dis trict court of Graham county. E. J. Edwards has been employed by relatives of the deceased to assist in the prosecution.-Globe Silver Belt. .
 Tomorrow's shoot promises to be quite interesting. Morin and J. M. Aiken will close their score of 300 birds each, and there is difference of only two birds between them. While there is no possible chance of either winning first or second place they are both ambitious for third place and tomorrow's shoot will de- termine their respective positions.
 The democrats failed to arouse any interest in their primary elec- ton today. This precinct was al- lowed twelve delegates and tickets were prepared with the following names on them, twelve only to be voted for: J. I. Gardner, C. F. Hicks, J. A. Tobin. D. Levy, D. J. crlt;van Geo Merritt. Robt. Con-