Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-27
SATURDAYS DAILY.

Du9iuooS heu report times nm proving.
 Walter j. Hill of Coconino county Y
 has gone east to live.
 Do you fell languidi Take Joys
 Sarsaparilla, Corner drug store.
 NJ. Goldwater X Bro. have a new
 advertisement in this issue.
 A statehood convention is called
 to meet m Phenix November 27.
 The brick masons on he Fleming
 building in Phenix arc on a strike
 The "Old Reliable "tr," weekly
 train left Prescott again this morn
 ing.
 Born September s2. in Prescott
 to the wife of John Hartin daugh-
 ter
 J. S. Douglass. superintendent of
 Inc Senator mine, has gone to the
 Worlds Fair.
 A cablsgram addressed to Tom
 stock awaits claiman, at the S. F.,
 r. @ r. telegraph office.
 Thomas Sutton representino
 Bishop N Co, candy m nufacturers
 "i Los Angeles, is in town. He re-
 ports doing a good busi less here.
 John Won Hein, of Skull yalley. dled on Tuesday, Septc,aber lg. of l consumption. Dece5seI was ,h,ut 2O years old.
 Mrs \, C. Burmister sister of n l h: Martin. says that she has re- S'ived no information bf the latter haVing any serieus troub pie with his eyes
 The condition of W. D. R. Mo,ter who had a paralytic attack n few days since, lS sand to ic quite se- riouS and he has telegraphed for his wife.
 The rcscott wheel inen have all received new cycling suiss and here aiter you will see thom arrayed in knee brooches, caps and Jersey shirts.
 some of our exchanges announce the issue of the Sl .2OO Worlds Fair | edition of a Maricopa paper. A copy of it has not yet b en received at this office.
 Mrs. l. k. Drais, of Florence, w. { oI Pinal county's sherd, arrived q here on yesterdays stage and will I spend tho Tall and winter with n.. r daughter, Mrs. l.. E. Molen. r
 Harper M,Kechnie. formerly of Prescott, will be marriel on Wed C leSday, September -. tp an excel |, ent iI0y uf Pasadena. California. Il Ills many friends here extend their 1 l. congratulations. $
 Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Chase. Mrs. n delm and Mrs. j. C. Martin will cave Tor PheniX on Monday to at ol end the annual confe ence of the ii H. F. Church which meets there ,i, Icxt Thursday. ca Mrs. W. A. Clark. Miss K. L. W lark of New York. and Cbas N u, ,iark, of Butte, Montana, left for in he Grand Canyon yesterday. The isitors are the wife, daughter and l., on oi W. X. Clark, th, principal n, " wner oi the copper mues a. Je- ffs )me. Coconino Sun. ". Preaching at l a. m. and 7;9O n. in !. at the First NJ E. Church. This ad Ill be the last Sunday of the con co 'rence year. Let all cone and join Sl thanksgiving for the blessings of le past. Epworth league meets at ,, 3o p. m- C. J.CHASE, Pastor. M' Tomorrow, the I7th Sunday after nC rnity, the services in the Church no the Advent (Episc, pal will be as ta, llows: Maths, Litany and sermon ta,
 II a. m. Sunday school i'm tw ediately after morning service: ca. and Sermon, al 7:30 D. m. A gentleman reports that as he cu, 'sscd the city cemetry east of town Kr sterday there were from twelve to n teen head of stock grazing in it. wa made very sensible suggestion sns regard to 1t and one which the litt oper authorities should act on at de, ce. That Is hat the fence be re- ;rs lred to keep the cattle out and iur at the weeds be cut and thrown fat t of the cemetry or burned. tur uo9' '. bulloth. one or the best Ma ends Arizona over had, is ex- T cted here next month. .'-Courier. nla Wonder of he is any relative of Inv los. S. Bullock, the philanthro- cou 't, of the r. X \. C. railroad. The ,ba ter has not proven himself to be chi titled ''one f the best friends o- Izoaa had. On the contrary. of lzDua has been 5he best friend r.r, S. Bullock ever had. yal Rev. C. J. Chase will close his the 't years work in Prescott tomor- tea, V ln the M. E. Church. The an ate al conference of the church will sim et m Phenlx next Thursday and the . Chase's work has been so sur- tiou siul and satisfactory to the mem o IS of the church during the past " ~ IT that request has been for j NoI rded to the Bishop asking for anu anu return. ne 'etty thieves sepm to be plying heir IT vocation and in some instances AnJ 'e committed burglary in order nor, obtain articles of little value. On tba, dnes ay night they broke into ;n i. n. Dulin's cold storage ware d,;. lse and stole a lot of cigars. On IaJ; ursday evening ,. G. Feller's nras D on upper Moatezuma stre, t doo, broken open q lot of tools ing other things taken. On the nr;s, le evening two cases of coal oil box of candles were stolen n J. P. Bruce's freight wagon. peaking of the bicycle race at Tjv Albuquerque Fair the Demo says: There were five entries the championship of New Mex
 A. J. Fisher, of Santa Fe, was victor. Mir. Fisher will receive lver cup when he wins it again X rt of d prize with a string to it." tt Is the only sort of prizes given f he managers of the above fair II rlze with a string to it. and by
 dextrous use of the string they N { 'eed in pulling the prize back N e pnt up again the next year. N he New York record urges the r se altogether of unsterilized $ milk as food for young chil- !, insisting that more harm than | comes from such food. The ord Is of the opinion that cows "Il 2 k a fruif f,I sourca .,f ,,,,,oL ,f obllce