Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12
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FBmA4's DAILY
 T.S. Bullock is expected here next week.
 The Legislature will adjourn within six days.
 The Keeley Institute started out yesterday with four patients.
 c. E, La Wall, representing D. Anconi k Co, of Chicago, is in town.
 A communication from Dr. Maus, published in this issue, will be found apropos al this time.
 Mrs. J. R. Lowry will entertain a number of ladies and gentlemen at her residence in West Prescott this evening.
 The first telegram sent over the new telegraph line was from the JouRNAL-MINER to the Associated Press agent at San Francisco, order ing press report.
 Mike Welsh has returned to Pres colt again after an absence of six or seven years. Not less than thirty or forty former residents of this place have returned within the last
 month.
 An article on dlphtheria and scar let fever. by Dr. Maus, appears in to-day's issue. IL would be adviSa-
 bable for every family in the city to carefully read tho many useful
 hints contained herein regarding the methods of prevention of these dreaded pests, and to act in accord anoe herewith.
 Tomorrow, the first Sunday after Easter, known as Low Snujay,' the services in the Church of the Advent vii be as follows: Maths, Litany an 1 sermon at II A. M.; Sunday School immediately afterwards, at about l2 NJ; evensong at 7.SO F. NJ.
 Seats free, and all persons urged to to attend public worship m this church.
 Rev. \. T. Allen, pastor of the NJ.
 r.. Church, Southwest Prescott, has leave of absence for five weeks. He goes on business and Co visit friends in Alabama and Tennessee, and will return by way of Chicago, taking in the Worlds Fair. thence home to Pr scott. During his absence the pulpit will be regularly filled by Rev. Hedgepath, of Phenix, and others. Preaching morning and evening each Sunday. Every one cordially invited to attend.
 Baptist Church services on Sab bath day ai II A. NJ. and 7.3O P. NJ. Pastor Jo. .eph Smalc will preach morning and evening. Subjects: Joyful Yet Porplexed" aud "Go1's Provision for the Sinners NaeL.' Sunday School at l2 noJa. Prayer meeting on Monday evcniax at s o'clock. The reader is cordially in vited to all the services in this church.
 Friends of NJ. j. Hickey are pressing his claims for the position of superintendent of the territorial prison. Mir. Hickey occupied the positi, of jaiior of Yava ,lai county for six or eight years and showed himself to he well adapted for the management of such an institution. Should he be appointed there is no doubt whatever of this institution being under good competent man agement.
 Preaching at the First Methodist Church Sunday morning at II o'clock, Sabbath School following the sermon. The Epworth League meets at S.30 P. Nj. in the church parlor. Young people are cordially invited to come to this meeting At 80 there will be preaching. Sub iect, Did the World Need the Biblvi' All are made to feel at nome m this church. Strangers. you are welcome. Please stop and shake hands, (. J. CHASE, Pastor.
 Death has again entered the home of Mir and Mrs. D. Campbell and has claimed as its victim their bright little daughter Nellie, aged eight years and three months, who died at II o'clock last night. This is the second time within q few days that this family has been called upon to give up loved one. None but those who have passed through such an ordeal can realize | to its fullest extent the sore atfiic- | ton which rests upon them. The l sorrowing parents, brothers and sis 1 ter, have the sincere sympathy of | the community in their sad bereave- ment. The funeral will take place from the family residence .to-mor- l row Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. l The other two members Of the fam | Ily who are sIck with the same dis ease are doing we'll, aud the attend | ing physicians have hopes for their recovery.
 The installation of officers of | Ivanhoe CommanGery, Knights Templar, last night, proved a very interesting ceremony and was wit messed by great many Masons and their families. The ceremony was performed by \. G. Oliver, Grand E. C. The officers installed were as follows: R. N. Fredericks, E. C.; $. E. Bright, Generalisimo; D. F. Mitchell, Captain General; E. W. Meaney, Prel.; J. C. Herndon, $. w; F. G. Brecht, J. w; William ]. Standard Bearer; E. w. Wells, Sword Bearer; A. A. Johns, A. H. G. Hartman, Sen tinel. After the installation cere- mony was over the Sir Knights and their invited guests sat down to very elaborate banquet. which was discussed with relish. Toasts were then in order, the orators of the evening being R. N. Fredericks, E. w. Wells, E. w. Meaney, A. G. Oliver, J. Nj. Watts and ]. C. Hern- don. Dancing was then indulged n until after midnight to music by Prof. La Guardia's orchestra. The 'ntire affair was very enjoyable.
 Clough's Apples are almost gone md you must come early for yonr hare, at J. Fl. Mills. a5t6