Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-24
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 Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Fitzgerald were in town today.
 Thomas Humphreys camo in last evening from Prescott Junction.
 The Auditorium on the south side of the plaza will be opened this evening.
 H. Houser returned last night from a trip to Arrowhead Springs California.
 T. A. Rickard, formerly or the Hillside mine has returned from California
 k. II. Hethcrington returned last evening from his trip to the Crowned King mino.
 P. ], Norton, the financial mana ger for R. Lautry X Sons, has a handsome typewriter in his office now.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: T X Ricard, Denver; Oscar Baer. San Francisco; II Ii Goldschmidt, Los Angeles; j NJ Jacobson, Chicago.
 If the Cuban revolution had not been so extensively advertised in ad- vance 1t might have lasted longer and have accomplished moro.
 B. F. Snyder, of the freight de- partment of the :. r. r. & r. rail road went out to Ash Fork this morning to meet his family.
 Thomas Milligan one of the old time barbers has opened shop on Curtez street near Willis, and ad- joining the CIty Feed Yard.
 Thomas L. Wing of Granite Dells lief, this morning for the Worlds Far and for visit to friends in Chicago after an absence of twelve years.
 The Phenix Herald says that there are over a dozen stands in Phenix selling strawberries and one small place handles over 300 boxes daily.
 Again the shadow of Bismark conironts the young man who thought his hand was strong enough to be played alone. Iris ever thus etc.
 Frank Payne, an experienced mining man, returned last evening from a visit to Big Bug mining dis trict very favorably impressed with the mining outlook there.
 Graul change. Tho Bellevue Hotel, opposite tue Postoilice. Mrs. X. L. McGowan, proprietress cor dlally extends her invitation to all to inspect the restaurant. tAy white help employed. R. V. ADAMS, Manager.
 Our contemporary says that moth 1 brings business to the doors of a business or proleSSsonal man more than the establishment of a reputa- ton of being good pay" You were never moro mistaken m your life neIghbOr. Some of the most sue cessful professional men in tie terci- | tory are the most difficult tu collect a bill of.
 The president notified the con gressmen and heads of departments that he would make all the appoint ments of over $500 OOclerkships. 50 the | office seekers went to see him. then lac locked the door on them. He has tied the hands of those who usually distribute the offices, repudi- ated the office-seekers and 1t is only for himnow t0 abolish the offices ] themselves. -Phenix Gazette.
 Mir. and Mrs. Amos Swiegert will leave for the Worlds Fair next Thursday. Before Mrs. Amos Swiegert can go it will be necessary for a wedding to take place, as there ] k no such person at present, but | this will occur on Thursday morn ing previous to the departure of the train. the fortunate young lady be ing Mrs. Honda Simmons. Tomorrow. Whit Sunday. the services in the Church of the Advent l (Episcopa0, will be as follows; Mat ins, litany and sermon, at II a. m. i; ,yeusong, sermon and confirmation service, at SD. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m. Seats in this church are all free and everybody invited to avail themselves of the privilege of participating in public worship therein.
 Preaching as usual at the First Nj. F.. Church at II a. m. and $ p. n. The subject announced last Sun day evening Is postponed. The Careless and Superficial Hearer, will be the Subject at II a. nl., and The Worldly and Model Hearer in the evening. The Epworth League meets at : D. m. Sunday school after morning service. All welcome.
 C. j. CHASE, Pastor.
 There's the ring of true metal in the following remarks of Gov. Me Kinley; "l do not credit this talk about hard times. The country has too many re uurces and too much money. Bss les that, the people ! irrespective of party affiliations would stand by and hold up the presidents hand in every possible way needed. In my judgment the duty of the people is to continue in the even tenor of their ways, and all will come out right and we'll.
 Chair ears were put on the Mari copa X Phenix railroad last night Passengers will be allowed to uso them on arriving in Phenix unti seven o'clock every morning and al Naricopa until the connecting train arrives. The travelling public vii feel grateful to the management oI the line for thus adding to theii comfort and the trip from Maricop; to Pherix asd return can be accom- plished with a great deal more pleas ure than formerly.-Phen Gazette
 Baptist church services tomorrow