Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-03
SAruRDAY's DAILY.

SAruRpAY's DAILY.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight.
 Services in all the churches to- morrow.
 Flagstaff had a three days rain recently.
 Bishop Kendrick and daughter arrived yesterday.
 F. T. Elliwood will return to the Hillside mine tomorrow.
 E. F. Kellner has received fran chise for water works st Globe.
 Rev. G. l.. Pierson will preach to- morrow at the Methodist church.
 Mrs. J. l. Gardner arrived yester- day from her home in Missouri for a visit to her son.
 The government pays the rail- ways twenty-two million dollars . year for carrying the mails.
 The specimen of pure zinc on ex- hibition in J. W. Wilson's front window attracts great attention.
 Bisque, Vanilla, Lemon and Peach Ice Cream, and Lemon Ice, at Porter < Baumsnn's Parlors, Sun day.
 The Prescott band will give an open air concert on the plaza to- morrow evening, commencing at 5p. m.
 C. X. Luke Is reported to have been quite seriously injured on his trip home by the stage team run hing away.
 \ call for tho territorial republi- can convention, which will be held in Prescott, September sth. will be found in this issue.
 A numher of S50 subscriptions has been received to the fund to send the hose company running team to .slbuq aerqua.
 Mrs. $, c. Mott was bitten by a tarantula recently while visiting her parents st Palace Station, and cane to Prescott yesterday for med ical treatment.
 MT. Goddard, an experienced as- saver. of Nottingham. England, is in Prescott aud will go out to the Hillside mine tomorrow to take a position as assayer.
 Bricklayers who are building the court house addition have closed the north windows in the sherif's office and that of the clerk of the district court.
 William A. Dearing brought in some specimes of turnips today n ,ed on his ranch six miles west of town. one of which weighed 5t pounds and the other 6 pounds.
 A Redewill, yesterday, purchased seven lots in the southeast part of town. Mir. Redewill is very enthu- siastic over the future prospects of the town, and will build a cottage here for a summer residence.
 The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor will meet in the Baptist church tomorrow evening at 7:l5. the subject for considera- tion being Christ the Only Savior," and reference, Acts iv, l-l2
 Services in the Baptist church to- morrow as follows: preaching at II a. m.. by Rev. J. NJ. Green. former pas tor; at 8 D. m. chapter sermon No. 5, The First Man; Sunday school at l2 m. Everybody welcome.
 Mrs. G. A. Bray, of Flagstaff, ac- her husband on his visit ,o Presc ott. They will remain to attend tie marriage of Mir. F. NJ. Murphy and Miss Ethel Meaney, vhich will occur next Monday ,venil,g.
 A Phenix paper says: Ut was ru- nored ,,n the stree. last night hat Judges Street and Hsrring had an .ltercati, 0n in Prescott, resulting rom the termination of the Luke sond mining case" The rumor Tas untrue and without any foun- lation wha teyer.
 Messrs. IT. A. Ricard, mining en- ,ineer for the H. H. War >er Invest lent Company, and his fire. Nd G. A. 'urbeck, left this morning Tor the 'ast. This was Mir. Purbeck's brst isit to this section of Arizona, ud 0 expressed himself highly piease> 'ith the outlook here. V Hallan Williamson. son of Gen. A. Williamson, ofthe A. & P. land apartment, reached Deming in Su- erintendent Mudge's private car. hey were compelled to stop on ccount of the low condition of the Citizen.
 4 deed has been filed for record ,r 160 acres of land near Prescott, 'om D. F. Mitchell to Mrs. A. 'ritchett, for 1850. The latter has eeded the sa me property to her ,n-in-law, D. W. Pritchett, Jr., and orey Wiiban KS.
 Judge and Mrs. J. H. Kibbey left lis morning for their home at florence, after stay of several eeks in Prescott. The judge and Is charming wife made many arm friends during their visit, and lev are assured of cordial vel ,me whenever they may again visit IT town.
 Thomas Corrigan left this morn- g for Ash Fork where he will take position on the $. F., P. X P. rail 'ad. Mr. Carrigan is a first class round railroad man being capable filing any position from bossing force of men on the grade to run ng train or if necessity required
 could fill the position, of supers tendent.
 Our fire Do ys want to look we'll to leir laurels for the championship the southwest. The Albuquerque Itizen says: Twelve members of e fire department reported for 'actice on the training grounds st evening. Rain prevented any eat amount of exer else. The men now are b, ,nt upon talk g prizes in the rum ing teams at 6 fair.'
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