Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
SArURDAY's DArLY.

F. l.. Wright the bonanza king oI Big Bug. is in town.
 Hugh Hughes has just returned from visit to California. | ], H. Campbell, superintendent oI the Yarnell mine, is in town.
 Mfrs. Pentiand is recovering iron a serious spell of sickness
 John o'Connor, the good natured railroad contractor, is in town.
 Mrs. c. H. Akers left this morn. ing for Phenix for a visit to relatives there.
 John LawieI is showing his faitf in the town by his purchases of req estate recently.
 1 John Henry Schater, the owner oi the White Hills mines, in Mohaye county, is in town.
 Hsrdwick employs none but the best of cooks and gives his custO. mers proper attention. Go to Hardwick's Palace Chop House for your turkey dinner Sun 4 day. 1t will be immmense. 1 Tickets for the l.. L. A. lecture lean be had at Aitken's, Ernhart's s and Wynhoop's. oaly 26 cents. Conway Bristow has filed decIar- tiOn of homestead on his ranch of l60 acres of land in the Verde valley.
 John Boulfo. from San Francisco, will, in the future cook on the night shift at Hardwicks. French and Italian dishes speciality.
 The appl cation of John Duke for an injunction against the :. F., F. X P. Railroad is being argued in the district court this afternoon.
 The exhibition drill, by Sergeant Davis squad, st tho opera house next Thursday evening, will alone be worth the price of admission.
 Tho clouds which began gather. ing during the past few days in- spir ng hope in the hearts of miners aud stocknlen have sil disappeared again.
 The Prescott National Bauk put up its sign to-day. \ telegram was received by Cashier Woodruff this morning authorizing it to commence business.
 1t Is reported that John L1wler has purchased the frame building adjoining Hotel burke, on tho vest side of the plaza. and two or three buildings on Granite street, formerly owned by Nathan Ellis.
 Bob. Johnson and Georgia Cliff form pleaded guilty to-day in the police court of having visited an opium den, aud werc fined $l0 each. The fine was paid and they went on their way rejoicing.
 There is said to be town in Ok lahoma which rejoices in the odd but euphonious name of Tipperusa- lem. One early settler wanted the place called Tipperary, another in- sisted upon Jerusalem. and they compromised upon Tipperusalem.
 The road from Goffs has been graded out about eighteen miles and the track is laid a distance of ten miles. On account of the slow arrival of steel a small force of men are at work putting down the rails. Needles Eye.
 The land court convened in Tue son Tuesday and ordered that the original grant papers for claims made by Ainsa, the Cameron broth CTS and others be filed in court. An adjournment was taken until next Thursday. Attorney General Her ring represents the Camerons,-Phe- nix Gazette.
 Governor Murphy yesterday re- ceiyed letter from prominent gentleman on the inside at Wash ington, relative to the admission bill. The writer gave encouraging assurance of its passage in the Sen ate, and said that the House had in- structed it's members of the confer ence committee to which it will then be referred to report favoFably upon it.-Phenix Republican.
 The Manhattan News Company of New York has established a press censorship for it's own business. It declines to expose for sale st its news stands any of the fash period icals until advance copies have been seut to the Hon. George Bliss, pres ident of the company, for examina- tion. Mir. Bliss goes over these periodicals, and if ho finds them demoralizing they never appear on the news stands controlled by the company.
 The sale of the electric light plant does not affect, in the least, the business of the sampling works. The purchasers of the former pro- pose to put in an entirely new plant, everything being duplicated, and none of the old machinery will be used. The new plant will be m alter hating one, capable of furnishing both light and power, and as already stated, will embrace all the latest improvements in electrical machines.
 Tomorrow, the second Sunday in Lent, the services in the Church of the Advent (EpiscopaD will be as follows; Maths and litany with sermon, at II a. m; evensong and lecture at 7:30 D. m. Sunday school meets immediately after the morn, ing services. No seats ara rented in this church, and all persons are in- vited to participate ia public wor- ship therein.
 Divive services at the First NJ. E. Church Sunday at II a. m. Sunday School after morning sermon. The Epworth League meets in the church parlor at 6:30 p. m. The last lecture in the course of the Chris tian Pilgrim will be given at 7:3O D. m. Subject Christiana. Strangers and those who have no church home are invited to worship with this people. c. J. CHASE, Pastor. The fire record for 1892, which in- cludes January and February of 1898, shows that thirteen alarms were turned in, of which no record was given in three instances. The report of the secretary was this week handed to the old board of