Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-13
SArrRnAY's DAnY.
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 Lovely autumn weather.


 Lovely autumn weather.
 Attend the concert to night.
 Promenade concert tonight.
 Old papers for sale at this office
 Ed. Stevens came in from Jerom, this afternoon.
 Mrs. Joseph Bates will leave fo San Diego tomorrow.
 j.. W. Sullivan is in from his Will liamso valley ranch.
 Mrs, Hugo Richards will leave to morrow for visit east,
 II. Houser left for Chicago yester day on two months leave.
 Ihere was quite a heavy frost las night, the first of the season.
 Thomas Corrigan returned lasr evening from visit to his mine.
 The preliminary examination o Judgo French Is set for tomorrow
 Mrs, Harry Elliott and her daugh ter, Fanny. are expected home to night.
 Wells, Fargo X Co.'S messenger. are now doing duty as baggagomeu on the S. r. Railroad
 The promenade concert and hoI at the opera house this es seniuy vii commence at S;l1 o'clock,
 Mark Smith is reported as reco, erlng from his recent at ack of ty. phoid fever tn Washington.
 W. NJ. Claypool returncd last evening from trip to he Grand Canyon and Mohave county.
 Bald headed old fraud" is the familiar and endearing term applied by our contemporary to C. Meyer Zuhck.
 Nathan Levy was unable to 20 east oa Tuesday on account of iIl- ness He expe Is to leave on next Tuesday.
 Go and hear the mandnlines at the opera house this evening. You should hear Professor Rosters violin solo.
 The Los Angeles Express reports the arrival ia Los Angeles of w. E. Jones, of the Arizona Centrfl Railroad" !"
 John D. Lowry, brother of our saerih, arrived last night from Nevada. He Is on route to his old home in North Carolina.
 Phenix wants man who can kill a dog every shot. No such man can bc louud there. Plenty of such men can be found in Prescott.
 Travel over the A. k r. is reported to be unusually heavy at present. Trains are all running, fnli of pas seugers, en route to the Worlds Fair.
 Miss Jesse Smith, who has been her aunt, Mrs. N. B. Col lumber for the past four months, eft yesterday fer her home in Cali TOTnla.
 Mrs w .. Goldworthy and child Arrived on last evenings train, and he popular young telegraph opera or of the =. F., r. X |. Railway s corresPondingly happy,
 John Clarke, left box of choice beaches at this office today from lis office on Lynx Greek. The beaches are of a very superior lavor, and are the product of seed ing trees, planted only two years Igo.
 A man whose name could not be 1 earned had his hand blown of at erOme two or three days ago | " the premature discharge of giant | 'owder with which he was loading | hole.
 W. E. Hall has given up his .osition with the <. F., F. & P. ailway company and has accepted | he position of deputy postmaster. fessrs. Archibald and Hall will 1 lake good postoffice team.
 Every one enjoyed the hop at the lty hall some time ago, and spoke ighly of the music furnished them y Prof. Hester, his son, Bruno, and lr. l.. Thomas. The same musi lans will play this evening and very one IS assured a good time.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: J. C. | 'uaid, Date Creek; P. l.. Foster. lew York; F. H. Lamb. A. J. Irice, and F. l.. Wright, Chaparral; L. E. Owens, Santa Maria: Theo. !. Comstock, Tucson; C. F.. Mills, urtIss; Mrs. E. Greenwood. Don erville.
 Immigration should toe stoppedl Thy not let every nation support s own poor for a few years and i've American labor a chance to ve. The country Is flooded with He American labor while cheaper 'reign labor is engaged. In justice , our American workmen some ling should be done.-Tucson tar.
 Concealed weapons arc forbid len ' law on an officer aS much as on
 private citizen. This position as been maintained in the courts New Mexico, which Territory IS a similar law to our own. An hcer must wear his weapons pub ely if the ruling of the courts is orth anything.-Phenix Herald. B. J. McQuinn. it is alleged. has arted a dog ranch at Granite Sta on, on the S. F., P. & P. Railroad. is friends forwarded him three le canine specimens yesterday. Par as having any supeTiluous dogs can ave them put in crates and for aried to MT. McQuinn by leaving em with B. :. Snyder. at the :. F., & P. depot. Sick dogs will be ken care of, but he draws the line mad dogs. IL is a dog gone good ga, and will no doubt prove re- (  The Free Methodists have trans a rred their revival meetings from e tent to the Baptist Church. The l ason assigned for this move is the { Id nights. The evenings were get lg SO cold that it would have been | cessary to have placed stoves in $ @ tent to make it comfortable, so r e trustees of the Baptist Church ] we very kindly granted the use of [ cir church. Sabbath services II a. m., and again s D.
 Services every night during the (