Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-06
SATuRDAY's DAILY.

| SATURDAY DAILY,
 Wm. Dulin is on the sick list.
 Miss Flagg has returned from her
 visit east
 Quarterly examination of teachers
 next Monday,
 St. Josephs Academy will reopen
 Tor the fall term next Monday.
 Chas. F. Lantry is en route to
 Prescott.
 Fires were found quite comfort
 able last evening.
 A slight washout mar Point of
 Rocks caused short delay on the
 S' t., r. and r. road to day. F. NJ. Murphy writes that he eS
 pected to leave Chicago for Arizona
 this evening.
 Sohn Lawler, N. Lew and <. F.
 Bright will leave tn a few days for
 the Worlds Fair.
 While times are rathar dull here,
 there are very few unemployed men
 in this vicinity.
 Jacob Webher is in raarge of tbe
 Prescott Bottling Works during the absence of NJ. F.. Morin. in the east.
 j. W. Wilson left this morning Tor Phenix to make final proof on a quarter section of desert land in the Salt river valley. M. Bradley ac- companied him.
 Postmaster Archibald received
 notice last evening of the transfer ot the mail service from the r. X A. C. Railroad to tho <, F., F. X F.
 Railway.
 Congregational church: Scr.
 vices on Sunday at n a. m. and x D. m. Sabbath school at l2:i5. The Nevening sermon will be the first in D series on the "Llfe of the Aposile IPaul, S D. B. Dcmarest, pastor
 Thomas Peterson came in last evening aud claimed tha mules and wagon brought into town by II. M. Hughes in the morning. lie resides m the Bradshaw mountains but had never been ln Prescott before.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: J T San ders, St Joseph, Mo; Wm Mccoy. CuTtIss; James May, Chalendar. D J Stanton, Williams; Chas Wier. Los Angeles; \ NJ Boggs, Riverside: l. S Dunn, Flagstaff.
 The panic knocked out [; at American subscription Tor the ben,- ft of the Duke of Veragua. IA, Duke will accordingly have to rus tle for himself
 Joe Dillon has a new ad in ntoday's paper, to which attention is directed. Joe runs first class house, and be sides Keeping a good st ck of goods always on uand, he also sells at very reasonable prices.
 Mrs. Fitzslmmon a professional 1 nurse, and a graduate ot St Mary's l Hospital, of Brooklyn. New York. ! has rrrived m this city and is stop i ping at the residence of Mir. and l Mrs. J. Butler, West Prescott. !,
 The Owl Club met in regular session at the rooms of A. W. | Edwards on Thursday night and en- Joy ed the company of several of the local whist experts. There was no initiation of new members. and each of the party was able to see himself home.
 At a meeting of the board of school trustees held on Thursday evening Miss kilgore of Colo ado springs, Colorado, was elected a teacher of the public schools. \ telegram was received from her to- iay saying that she could not ac- 'ePt so another meeting will bc held his evening to fiji the vacancy.
 The Episcopalians had an un- pleasant day for their picnic yes erday. lt rained nearly the entire lay at Point of Rocks and many of he Picuickers got thoroughly soaked with rain. There was quite a leayy hail storm during the day. Despite those inconyeniences how yer the party reports having had a pleasant time.
 A. J. Herndon. clerk of the dis rict court, left for the east this morning. lt had heen his intention a leave with the party going next Tuesday, but on learning that Sells .ircus would exhibit in his native own, before he could reach heme, y starting on that day, he packed ID his Saratoga and left to-day. in 'rder to attend the show.
 The St. Johns Herald issues the 1. very modest dun to it's debtors: We dislike to dun our debtors very much. Had almost as oon lose the money as ask for it. | But what we use in our business w5 re compelled to pay cash for, and n order to do so must collect. We ent out no bill but what was past , ue, and our friends would confer a avor by making an effort to pay up" F. T. La Prade, chairman Of the q 'oard of Supervisors. on his way | rom Navajo to St. Johns last Mon /. ay morning, saw bunch ef thir- {. zen antelope in the Zuni valley, |. lso two badgers and one purcupine. {, avs tho grass Is excellent between ' his place and Navajo. and is head t out.-St. Johns Herald. 7 Frank Emmal of the Corner Drug \ tore desires all boys to know that n @ is now anxious to purchase, dead h r alive, all species of the reptile s lmily, from rattlesnakes down to n une bugs and will pay good prices s ,r the same. This proposition goes i, ,r only one week and boys under Q only are authorized to transact < usineSs.
 The Cleveland Bay horse owned ,intly by Dr. Parks and Geo. Sines. yesterday, evidently from le action of Congress on silver. -esSrs. Merwin, Dodson and Dry an say 1t was a case of "vermiform opendicia" and as these gentlemen e expert snake doctors their diag- his of the case still shows them to Dssess much horse sense.
 Tomorrow, the l4th Sunday after trinity, the services in the church
 the Advent (Episcopal) will be
 follows: Holy Eucharist and rmon, at II a. m.; Sunday school afterwards. at a ouar- T past twelve; Evensong and ser on at s p. m. Seats in this church l free, and all persons urged by e priest m charge to avail them ps Ives Of the opportunity to attend dc lblic worship therein. Fl