Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
FsrDAr's DAILY.

T. w. Johnston left on this morn
 ing's train for the east.
 K. E. Morrison and O. F. Plae,
 left For Chicago this morning.
 Read notice of "$l0 Reward" fo
 an estray horse in this issue.
 Business has been quite dull i,
 the police court for several days.
 Read NJ. Goldwater & Bros nev
 illustrated advertisement. 1t il
 right to the point.
 F. B. Jacobs, the surveyor. Jeff
 thus morning for Williamson Valle,
 to survey a dam site.
 During the absence of R. F.
 Morrison m the east, Col. l.. F.
 Eggers, ex-district attorney of the
 county, will attend to the duties
 of the district attorneys office. Invitations are out for the mar
 rlage of Mir. B. II. Smith and Miss
 Nellie von Geriehten on March 7th.
 A reception will be tenderod them
 by the brides mother at her resi- dence in West Prescott, after the marriage ceremony.
 4 Will c. Barnes, of the Worlds Fair Commission. who has been in Prescott for two or three days assist ing C. NJ. Clark in the shipment or ore from this county, left for home this morning. Mir. Barnes Is very active as Worlds Fair Commis- sioner. -sSsss'
 First Sergeant W. E. Dalton, of Co. G., was accideatly shot through the wrist this morning, while trying to eject a loaded shell. The shell extractor with which he was trying to eject the shell failed to work. when he attempted to push it out with a ramrod, when the cartridge exploded and the ball passed through his wrist.
 Divinve services at the First NJ. F. Church Sunday at II a. m. Lecture in the evening at 7:30. Subject " Fretting and Complaining. The Epworth League meets in the church parlor at 6:S0 p. m. Sunday School after morning sermon. Glass meeting at l0:30 a. m. Strangers and those who have no church home are invited to worship with this people. c. ]. CHAsE. Pastor.
 It is expected that the much talk. ed-of Tehuantepee railroad, which l Is l95 miles long, will be opened up 1 for traffic before the close of the l year. By this route the distance | from San Francisco to New York | will be shortened over one thousand l miles. At present, via the Panama line, the distance IS 1892 miles. while by the new way it is but B. 70i. A day will be required for freight to cross the isthmus, and passenger trains make the trip in from ten to .welye hours.
 This Is what Peter Cooper, who lied worth many millions, said of " In all the towns where ] newspaper Is published every man hould advertise in it, if nothing nore than card, stating his name nd the buslness he is engaged tn. 1 does not only pay the advertiser. mt lets people at a distance know hat the town in which you reside , a prosperous community of busi- ess men. As the seed is sown so he seed recompenses. Never pull our sign down while you expect to O business" Sergeant J. H. Davis. who gave he lightning drill last night at the pera house will be discharged from he service tomorrow, but will go 7 sst and re-enlist in the 2lst Infan- { .ntry. He has been in the hospital Ir five days at Whipple, being dis harged from there only yesterday lorning, hence appeared to a dis { dvantage last evening. On account the low ceiling of the stage, he as also unable to give his drill in ] III, several of the most interesting ,atures of the drill having to be r ispensed with. The gun used by a Davis is about SIX inches ! 'nger han the one now in use in !, le army and is proportionately ' eavier, weighing, bayonet and all bout thirteeR pounds.