Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-19
SATURDAYS DAILY.

The board of supervisors have new clock in their room.
 A barbecue is advertised for Au- gust 9th at Chino valley.
 Prof. j. F. Blandy returned last evening from visit east Sidewalk building is now prom
 inent industry of Prescott.
 Peoples restaurant, just opened, Sunday, July l6. Second door north of post office.
 Orick Jackson, foreman of the JoURNAL-MNER, left this morning for Kirkland valley to take weeks vacation.
 A meeting of the stockholders of the P. X A. C. railway is called to meet in New York on Monday, August l4.
 R. J. Atkinson reports the death of eleven head of his cattle. from eating powder and the paper which was wrapped around it.
 The preliminary examination of Sam Gray, for the murder of J. W. Fry was commenced this afternoon before Justice Andrews.
 Charley Anderson's Miners Home is becoming very popular resort. All kinds of cool refreshments. Lemp's Keg Beer, only Dc. glass.tf
 Hugh McCrum returned on the
 noon train to-day from San Fran
 cisco, and will go out to the Silver Belt tomorrow.
 The foot race today at Whipple, between Saxton Pope and Harry Campbell was won by the former, by one and one half feet in l0i seconds.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. l.. Jones lost another child yesterday from diph- therla. This is the third visit that the "grim reaper" has made to this family, each time taking one of their loved ones.
 Julius Becker, prominent citizen ot Springerville. Apache county. died July s. One report of his death alleges heart failure as the cause, another an accidental over dose of morphine to allay pain, while the tSird report calls it suicide.
 John Roark is raising a subscrip- tion to and Sam Gray in securing legal aid in his defense on the charge of killing Mir. Fry. Thirty-fve dollars has been raised and will be sent to Gray at Prescott to-morrow.-Phenix Herald.
 Why suffer with headache and neuralgiai Wright's paragon head ache remedy never fails. Safe, sure, soothing to the nerves. Does not disturb the stomach, and induces sleep. Try it. For sale by W. w. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Baptist Church, Prescott. Servi, ces Sunday at II o'clock. Subject, How to be a successful Christian worker" Evening service at eight o'clock. Subject, "A distinction without a difference" Pastor, Joseph Smale. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting Monday night at o'clock. The reader is cordially invited to the services.
 Divine services, as usual, at the | First M. E. church, Marina street, l Sunday at II a. m. and s D. m. Sub ject for the evening, Buying and | Selling the Truth" Sunday school after morning sermon. Epworth | League at D. m. in church parlor. Everybody most cordially invited | to worship with us. Rev. c. J. Chase, pastor.
 Tomorrow, the Eth Sunday after Trinity, the services i'll the Church | of the Advent Episcopal will be as follows; Maths, Litany and sermon, at II a. m., Sunday school at 10 a. m., Evensong and sermon at s p. m. Seats in this church are all free and all persons are earnestly urged by the priest in charge to avail them selves of the privilege of participa- tion in public worship therein.
 The Courier this morning, after indulging in a prophecy covering century for it's fulfilment, anent railroad matters, concludes with the assertion: This is fact" He is recommended to turn to his often quoted authority, "Webster's Un- abridged" for the statement of rail way matters, under the head. FACT. where, unless he has a garbled edi- tion, he will find that prophecy and fact are not synonyms. How would it do to amend his statement with his favorite railroad epithet, and substitute proposed" fact.
 Messrs. La Prade and Morgan, members of the Board of Supervis- ors of this county, will attend the next meeting of the Territorial Board of Equalization for the pur- pose of getting that body to let the assessment of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company stand at the same figures as last year. The rail road has refused to pay the tax on the valuation fixed by the Terri { torial Board and this county is not in financial condition to go to law to collect the tax, neither can it get { along, under the Harrison act, un- less the tax is paid. Before raising the valuation on this road, the Board should have con- suited the Supervisors of the four through which it runs as % the advisability of doing so.-St. Johns Herald.