Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-20
MoNpAx'S DAILY.

MoNpAx'S DAILY.
 Phenix furnished San Francisc,
 with the first ripe navel oranges o
 the season this year.
 Prof Crowhurst. the temperanc,
 lecturer is expected to arrive ir Prescott about the latter part oI the month.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins, Attorney T G. Norris and Court Stenographer
 Geo. r. Sands returned las night
 from Kingman.
 Geo. Margaritch of Flagstaff. who
 IS accused of attempted arson had
 hls bond reduced from S3.50l to S2.
 800 by Judge Hawkins at K ngman.
 w. W. Bass will shortly start a
 stage line from Ash Fork to the
 Grand Canyon, a distance of sixty
 ivn miles. lt Is stated that new
 hotel will be built at the canyon.
 Major J. W. Donnelly. of the land department, of the \. & T. R. R. company. came in on last nights train to attend the trial of case in the district court which Is set for this week
 Walter Pentland, the young as saver. who came tn from Curtiss yes terday, reports a shooting scrape there yesterday morning at o'clock m which a Mexican was probably fatally wounded.
 The Flagstaff Democrat thinks that capital, invested in water works in Flagstaff would pay the largest profit of any investment that could be made in this section. This op- pOrtunity will not be open always.
 Dr. Dutcher returned today from Big Bug, where h. was su lmoned yesterday to attend a victim in a shooting scrspe between two Maxi- cans. He says his patient is shot through tho right lung. and has but a slight chance of living.
 A trial of the new electric light plant was made Saturdav night but it failed to work entirely satis- factory at frst About II o'clock after some alterations were made in one of the converters it seemed Co work pretty we'll Itwill be in oper- ation again tonight.
 Williams House arrivals: c E Walker, Simmons; R = iiotTmau. Phenix; \ I Weber. CcttpnwooI; Geo r Harrington, Elinburg. IT: J \ Andrews, Chino; N M Clay pool, Fl Paso; B D Ogden, Frog Tank; J W Jenkins, Garfield. Kans: W \ Clark, Peoples Valley: \ lmhoG, City; F. Mahurin, Camp Verde.
 There IS just one poini on which the Gazette and o ar seem tn perfect accord, and that is that Grover
 leyeland k 6. statesman both great and good. They are the only two papers in the territory who bolt the whole crew. They both expect something at the hands of NIT. C. The Star wants to keep the lob as governor, and the Gazette wants it ired.-Oasis.
 On June 2l, 1887, the Atlantic X 1 Pacific railroad company filed a list | lt selections in the indemnity strip ! lf their grant, for lands lost by an 1 Indian reservation, which was re- | ected. The case was appealed and | ,n September 2l, Hon. Hoke Smith. secretary of the interior. modified l he decision allowing tae company a file new list in which tne selec- ions should be specified tract for ract for those lost. In accordance with the above decision. Major !. W. Dounelly, for the above com- 'any today filed list of selections . the land office covering l63.34O. !
 Harry Maynard, a we'll known 'aclhc coast sporting man and prize lghter, sick and without means. is n the county hospital at San Fran lsco, and Is not expected to live many days longer. He is deserted " his old friends and associates. n his palmy days Maynard made honey rapidly, was open handed nd popular; but he has met the ate of all his kind. Broken down n health he is unable to help him. elf, much less dispense money to thers, so he Is considered "a back and must go to the grave eserted by everybody but his de- oted wife. Such is the fate of the pug" They all come to the same nd. Los Angeles Express. MT. Iaynard resided in Prescott for a hort time and is we'll known here.
 Rev. G. H. Adams, D. D. will reach at the First NJ. F.. Church unday morning at II a. m. The astor will give the usual talk to hlldren before the morning sermon. he Sunday school meets at l2 m. he Epworth League holds meet lg at 6;3O p. Tn. in the church par ,r. At 7:30 the 3d sermon in the cries of the Progidal Son will be iven. Subject-Resolution and Welcome. We cordially invite rangers and all who have no hurch home to worship with us. !. J. Chase, Pastor.
 The multiplicity and excellence @ other magazines, far from les sning the usefulness of the Review Reviews, makes this unique pe- odical more and more necessity. ! .s indexes, condensations of lead | lg articles, classified lists of new ooks, and general survey of things ritten, things said, and things done uring the month preceding it's is- , le, would suffice to keep the busy 'ader in touch with the current of . fe and thought, even if he were s ole to read nothing else. The De- amber number is as full of variety nd freshness as its predecessors ave regularly been; and to those ho know the Review of Reviews | lis is a sufficient commendation.