Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-12
SArrRnAY's DA1LY.

SArCRDAY'S DAILY.
 T. G. Barlow Massicks and his friend, Mir. Mcconnell, have gone to Los Angeles.
 The Prescott band went out this morning with the South Methodist picnic party.
 The Duke of Voragua has written an article on "The Family of Columbus" for the July number of the North American Review.
 The school | ustees met on Thurs day evening, and organize by the election of W. II. Smith as chair man, and J. Nj W. Moore as clerk.
 The July number of tho North American Review will contain An Unpublished Speech of Abraham Lincoln,' with an introduction by Congressman Hit.
 At a late Press Club dinner. a newcomer asked one of the trustees II he might sit on his right hand. No" indignantly replied the trustee, mot while there is a chair m the room. -Ex.
 The city council met yesterday and disposed or the regular routine ot business for the month, and passed a resolution, found elsew here. granting permission to water con sumers to use water twice week.
 The generally expressed opinion IS that Thomas Gates will be the next superintendent of the territo. rial prison. There Is not a better man m the democratic party tn Ari- zona for the position.
 w. Johnson was before Justice Fleury to-day, charged with using abusive and obscene language on
 the streets, and was given twenty five days in the county jail. in lieu of S25 fine imposed on him.
 It is hoped that no one vii abuse the water privilege that has been granted to the consumers by the Mayor and City Council. If they should, the entire supply will be cut on for the remainder of this summer.
 Chas. J. l.. Lantry, the railroad contractor, located "in camp" few miles from Prescott, came in from Arizona on yesterdays delayed passenger, and after remaining here for several hours continued on to Chieaso.-A Albuquerque Citizen.
 An important article, entitled "The Future of Presbyterianism in the United States" has been written for the July number of the North American RevieN by Prof. Charles \, Briggs, whose recent trial for "heresy' created so much excitement.
 Baptist church, Cortez street. Services on Lords day next, at II @. m. and $ D. m. Preacher, Pastor Joseph Smale. Morning, subject of sermon, "A Christian, as Heavens gift to the world" The theme of the evenings discourse will be, "The Omnipotent Christ" Sun day school at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting on Monday night at s o'clock. The reader k cordially in vited to the services in this church.
 A telegram from BaIdwell, Ken lucky, says that Miller. the negro who outraged and murdered Mary and Ruby Ray, aged sixteen and twelve respectively, on Wednesday last, has been brought there and that preparations arc being made | to burn him at the stake on the l most prominent street m town.
 Tomorrow, the 9th Sunday after | Trinity, the services in the Church | of the Advent Episcopal will be | as follows; Maths and ante-com- | office with sermon, at II | a. m.; Evensong, at 8 D. m.; Sunday | school at lG a. m. Seats in this | church are all free, and all persons are urged by the priest in charge to avail themselves of the privilege of | attending public worshi p therein.
 Preaching at the First Methodist 'hurch, Marina street, tomorrow 1t II a. m. and s p. m. Subject for he evening God in History jlass meeting at l0:3O a. m. Sun lay school after morning sermon. Epworth League meets in church parlor at D. in. Strangers cordially welcomed, and all who have no church home. C. J. Chase, Pastor.
 D. B. Robinson, first vice presi- lent of the Atchison, Topeka x santa Fe; K. II. Wade, general manager of the branch. southern California; :. T. Richards, assistant general mauager of the Sonora branch, and Chief Engineer Vaughn, )f the Santa Fe, Prescott X Phenix branch, held conference ia this sity last evening, the branch officials making their reports 10 Mir. Robin son. They returned to their re- ,pective homes this morning, and tomorrow afternoon Mir. Robinson md son will leave tue city for [NAAAiAONs hntit AutN VIII tAduiAut 1 he mines, and in the evening leave Tor Colorado Springs and Denver. The trip Is an inspection one, and Mr. Robinson expects to be in Chicago within ten days.-Albu- luerque Citizen.
 For several weeks past, commer- 'ial agent of the Southern Pacific las been Investigating the proba- ,le extent of the traffic of road Phenix and Prescott, and las just prepared a report which will be shortly submitted. The re- port will show that the local traffic Ilone of such a road will pay from he beginning. This is the only point on which the Southern Pa fife desired information, pevious to active work. The Black janyon route was originally sur eyed nearly two years ago. and ince then agents of the road have ollected additional data concern ng the enterprise, so that now moth. ng remains to be- done but build he road, and 1t has been given out y those on the inside, that within wo months the work will be begun. -Phenix Republican.
 \ Voice From the Judicial BeRch.
 Judge John Chaney. of Osceola.