Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-29
SArrRDAr's DAILY.

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 BEEcHAM's PILLs will save doctors bills.
 ], c; Martin and Buckley o'Neill are in Phenix.
 The explosions of daily occurrence now arc due to blasting the big boulders near Miller's.
 A train left this morning over the F. X A. C. Mail may he expected in abundance this evening.
 The track layefs were within one mile of Witherville this morning, and expected to reach the latter place this evening.
 An attempt was made yesterday to resume work on the big cut a. the depot, hut 1t was too soft job and abandoned.
 Jack Carroll and Sport Boyle have struck promising placer claim on Granite creek about two miles from town. They show SD tn gold as the result of days work.
 Congregational Church, Services on Sunday as usual at II a, m. and 7:30 p. m. The sermon in the morn ing will be appropriate to Palm Sunday. You arc invited to worship with us. :. DUHoIS DgMoGESr, Pastor
 Mr, Pretz. from Big Chino, came in foF medical ail yesterday. He sustained a ye,y painiul wound while hiing a six shooter. tho shell of the cartridge lodging ia his face, through some defect of the wea- pon. Dr. W. F. Day removed tho missile.
 Subject at the Frst M. F. Church Sunday morning: The Model Church" Subject for the evening: "What is Thought of Christ Epworth League meets at 6:30 D. m. Sabbath school after morning ser mon All most cordially invited to worship with us. C. l. CHASE,
 Pastor.
 Babtist Church Preaching to- morrow by Rev. Joseph Smala. at II q m. and 7;SO p. m. Subjects: Morning, "The Power of the Holy Ghost" evening. The Wedding Garment" Sunday school at F noon. The reader is cordially in yited.
 No mail for three days has been received in Prescott, and none may be expected until morrow over the F. x A. C. This is due to a fill 1 between the two bridges below l Whipple beiag washed away. Supt. | Jones has had a gang of workmen engaged in filling up the washout l and expects to have tho gap closed this evening, when train wlll pull | out. The course of Granite creek was changed during the recent storm at this particular point and struck a weak spot on this road.
 Patrick O'Connors, from the grade, took a mixture of cold rye yesterday, and attempted to throw up high embanknent on Cortez street. He was making the dirt and language fly in perfect unison, when Chief Pagan ran his official scraper into the work. and fined him ten big dollars. Paying his fine when sober he turned to the officer and said: 'Yer Honor, here's yer Sl0; ye saved me life, for had l attempted to cross the creek to camp, l would have as sure as there was a Virgin Mary"
 The recent cabinet manifestations of spirit phenomena produced by Miss Anna Eva Fay have been given a rude exposure, with appropriate diagrams, by the Chicago Tribune. Miss Fay wears an elaborate, gold dress, with a hustle and train. which shs claims as a present from Mime. Blavatsky. She also wears under the voluminous 'olds of the shirt little lad named Georgia Pingree, who thus accom- panies her into the cabinet un- noticed Al the proper moment he dips out of ambush, performs the regulation antics and returns to his little nest before the curtains are thrown back. It's a great trick. William Pink pills for pale peo- ,ln af h.. N.wuas pk .