Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
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q1estad to send notice ta this ,,gFice and tusy n the amount dne.
 SArcRpAY's DAnY.
 Attend church tomorrow.
 Prof. Schlesinger is quite sick.
 James Rourke, of Wickenburg,
 in town.
 The Hillside company sdvertisel
 for men.
 F. NJ. Ayers has returned iron
 Phenix.
 Is your blood poori Take BrEcH
 AM's PrLLs.
 H. D. Aitken has been quite sicl
 for several days.
 1 Jake Marks left for San Frau
 cisco this morning.
 Sub-Cohtraclor A. j. Hughes has returned from his visit to California.
 The board of fire delegates will meet at the supervisors room this
 evening at S:30.
 Flags were unfurled to the breeze to-day ia honor of the inauguration of new president
 R. D. Critehlow, division engineer of the <. F., F. x P. railroa |. came in from tho south to-day.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: F M Aver California; Ed Helm, Pheuix; l 4 Monahaa, san Francisco; w M Donahue, St Louis; John Foster. Ash Fork; II A Swan, Lynx creek.
 D. Pentland. dentist, has. for the present. opened an office two doors west of the Williams House, whers he will be pleased to meet all those requiring his services.
 The :. F., r. & F. Railroad. com. pany has forwarded to the secre- tary of the interior, through the local land office, for his approval. the maps of the definite location of their line from mile sixty south of Ash Fork to mile 20 The latter takes the line to withia five miles of the Congress mine.
 The sale of the two lots on the west side of the plaza, just south of Hotel Burke, and the two lots on Granite street, just north Of John l SOrg's property, has bean c0nsnm. mated, the purchasers baia,. An Lawler and F. Nj. Aver i the price paid being Sl0,000 for the four 1 lots.
 A horse was stolen in Chino ! valley recently which gave rise to the suspicion that it was the act of Salvador Armijo. who recently killed his wife at Ash Fork. Sheriff Lowry has been gone several days in pursuit or the thief. but up to date nothing has been heard from him.
 Rev. Joseph Smale from England. late of Spurgeon's college, will | preach in the Baprist church to- morrow at II a. m. and 7.30 D. m. Morning subject Fellowship with God" Evening subject An advo. ate with God. Sunday school at r o'clock. The reader is cordially invited to attend these services.
 Tomorrow, the ;hird Sun, lay in lent, the services in the Church of he Advent {Episcopall will be as ollows: Holy eucharist and sermon t II a. m; evensong and lecture on he History of the Church, at 7:30 !. m. Sunday school meets imme- lately after the morning services. bout l2 m. Seats are free in this hurch, and all persons are urged D participate in public worship herein. Several oi our exchanges arc com ienting on the fact that Columbus rev quite beard from the time he { lscoyered land until he landed. i 'n the one cent Columbian stamp. | which Columbus is represented | g sighting land," the great ex. q lorer and navigator Is represented l. ith g perfectly smooth shaven n zee. On the two cent stamp, repre- n enting the landing of Columbus" . appears with quite respectable iustache and goattee. As only a Q w hours at most could have n apsed between the two events it N as been suggested that Columbus s' as possessed of a powerful hair t rover. b County Commissioner c. NJ 2 lark has shipped his mineral ex- lS .bit from this county to the h 'orld's Fair, about SIX tons in all. n elusive of the exhibits furnished the United Verde Copper com al my from is mines at Jerome. oI he latter took out a beautiful A ock weighing ten tons for the ex- W bition at the fair, but was unable sl secure transportation for it to se e railroad station and was com D lied to break it up. The largest V, ngle specimen in the exhibit from ce ls county was a block weighing ze le ton from the Congress mine. ar r. Clark has been interchangeable in b, efforts to secure good exhibit the brief time allowed him. and IS been rewarded by the collection m very creditable one, represent li' g the various kinds of ore to be te und Tn the county. br
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