Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05
SArrRpAvs DAILY
Eester Sunday tomorrow

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 Eester Sunday tomorrow Harris Baldwin is in Phelix.
 What lollyl To be without BErcH Ass PIL.s.
 For good Sunday dinner tomDr- row go to Hotel Burke.
 H. P Mulvenon came in from Prescott Junction la't evening.
 Ice Cream and Watec Ices at Schultz Candy Factory morrow, ! Sunday.
 George Prime, aa old resident of Flagstaff died recently of Bright's disease
 Easter Goods; ogg., rl11jts, o-- namenIs, e.c., at Schll,l' Candy Factory.
 A. C. Baker aal San F. Webb have retufnslto Pl,aix from Wash ingtou.
 Fresh poultry just re,eiyel at Schlesinger's laach rooms and res- taurant
 The granite creak rai,roli brilgo will be completed by Monday or Tuesday
 To-marrow's collection at the Episcopal church wall be applied i ol the church debt. ! The Palace blrher shop now has three chairs, al thsy are held down by three of tho besl workmen in town.
 After Death Wha,g g is the title O paper written by inc Rev. Cl4rles r. Dpla for the April num- b.. of thu N rtL An3ri 'll RsvIew.
 II. ?. Mulyenpn will commence next Monday making the improve meuts on the lot recently purchased hy him on the corne.of Granite and Gur,ey streets.
 Anctionaer Fisher had success fnl sale ,astcrlay of ths personal prcp.rtv of Mrs. Ida Marion. The real estate was notsold as satisfac- tory bids could not be received for it.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: Harry Mi ma @. Fred R Little, Anga Fria; J Wooster. Forbes Rickard, Hillside; F \ Sacton. Chas Elliott, l. V Me Court. Chicago; l AroIsol. NJ. O., Chicago; D ELawall, l. I McGowan, Denver.
 The following is a list of players of the Prescott nine for tomorrow and "a ir position: Bowtlre, F; White. C; Loyctt, lst; rriile, 2nd; Joues, tParson) I'd; Ai'ken, S :; Derwin, L; Jones, Neil, C; JCne', W B, R.
 An important articl,, entitled Charges at the Worlds Fair" has been written for the April number of the North American Rsview by Director-Generll Davis, who seeks to correct the apprehension that systematic cNtortiDn will be prac ticed n Chicago during the Exposi ton.
 The Ores anl Metals, of recent date. contains an elaborate account of natural foot bridge o5 pstriied wood. across a small ragiDe in the petrifed forest near Holbrook. That l foot bridge has not be-, n in exist cnce for several years. IL was worn out by the nultituiiuoIs newspa- DOT articles waioa w,rs written on 1t,
 For the April number of the North American Review, El Secre- tarv Foster of the rreasary has written a paper entitled, he Brus- ses Conference Reviewed" The Hon. R. ?. Bland, chairman fl the Committee on Coinage. etc, has prepared Gn avtjc.' oI "Iao Cur ] rsucy and the Dtm 3cr4;ic Party for tn, sl ns IIm)ac.
 The seven Chia,se. who escaped l from he cl I1ches ot the territorial law. which prohibits opium smok- ing only to ba arrested by Chief Pagan for violation of the city ordinances. have been occupying the time of Juts' Lja, al . juyy for two days iae ,yi ,' cane Go close this afternoon 3y ls jlry rand CT iAE d N..-.t Ft '.H.F f'' NA.aA [. VI Chief EsEa Els DON fifteen Chinese in custody for his crime. Fourteen of tosn have had their trials and ae awaltmg sentence whiie the h.t ,cull has not yet been tried. la addition to the Chinese ! the chiel has ai-G tACee white per sons charged wit t.,e same olense.
 Romance for April is the eighth m that magaziua's seri', of special numbers. nearly halt of it's contents | being from the Italian. The most | famous Italian authors are repre- sented in this collection, and the selections embrace a powerful war story, au a,ms-house sketch, tale of King Huubcrt's kindness, two sparkling love stories, thrilling in ciJeut. legends and adventures. Besides the Italian stories, there arc | $. rong and beautiful tales by liar arriett Prescott Spofford, Eva Will der McGlasson, Mary C. Hunger ford and others; an Australian April Fool story, very funny Ghost story by Oscar Wilde, and one of the most charming of French love stories. b, Henride Chenne- yiercs. This interesting pereodical comes from Romance Publishing Company, Clinton Hall, Astor place, New York. 25 cents num- | b5r; S250 year.
 Have BEEcHAN's PnLS ready Tn the Household.
 "Sehool" shoes for girls and boys in endless varieties at low prices go to tho Bashford- Burmister for your