Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
SATURDAYS DAILY.

SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Harris Baldwin left for Flagstaff to-day.
 The Baptist church is open for preaching services tomorrow.
 A. F.. Macomber formerly timber agent of the A. X P. railroad is in town.
 Miss Hundley, a teacher of the public schools, has been sick for two or three days.
 R. E. L. Robinson, of the San Francisco Examiner, formerly edi- tor of the Phenix Gazette, is in ! town.
 Lieut.. Dentler, who left Whipple recently for San Carlos, is said to be under arrest for assaulting a fellow officer, with court martial staring him in the face.
 Next Thursday has been set apart by N. Goldwater k Bro. as a special bargain day in shoes. Read what they say in a new ad. which appears to-day on the first page.
 Services at the Congregational Church tomorrow as usual, at II a. m. and ESQ p. ID. Subject of even ing sermon "PauPs I hird Ms sionary Journey. s. D. B, DENAREST, Pastor.
 Phenix will have a series of three bicycle races at the winter meeting of the jocky club there. What is there to prevent our local wheelmen going down there and winning the prizes.
 There will be special services at the First RI. r.. Church. Sunday Preaching at II a. m. and ESQ D. m. Epworth League at 6:30 D. m. All arc most cordially invited to join with us m earnest Christian work.
 (. J. CHASE. Pastor.
 W. w. Vanderbilt will leave to- morrow for the Bradshaw noun tsins, with Messrs. Samuel Jones, John Sevenoaks and Joseph Lowe. The latter gentlemen will make an investigation of some mining prop critics during their visit.
 Tomorrow, the 22nd Sunday after Trinity, the services in the church of the Advent -Episcopal-will be as follows: Maths, LitAny and ser mon at II a. m; Sunday school, i'm mediately after morning service; evensong and sermon at 7:90 D. m. Seats free, m this church, and all persons earnestly urged by the priest m charge to avail themselves of the privilege of participating In public worship therein.
 Baptist Church Cor ez street, Pastor Joseph Smale breaches to- morrow morning at II o'clock on the subject of The Better Landn and in the evening at 7:3O on The Final Perseverance of the Saints" At the latter service be will deal with the question Can a truly re- generated person SO backslide as to be finally lostI' The reader is cor dially welcomed to the services.
 Flagstaff was visited ou Thurs day morning by another fire, which destroyed the Fitzpatrick building. The Masonic, Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows lodges were locat- ed in the building and lost all of their property. The total loss is placed at S6.0OO. c. A. Bray had just moved his store from he build ing a few days before the fire oc- cured. The fire originated from a stove in the aute-room Of the Ma sonic hall, which had been occu- pied the night previous by the Knights of Pythias.
 Money is fast becoming king of America. His reign will be short. Sure destruction must follow his reign. When money is allowed to rule all the passions, destruciion dollars and cents are allowed to make wrong right, Injustice moral ruin is at hand. The dollar that is used to purchase votes is spent for the ruin of our native land. The man who buys votes is traitor of the most dangehous kind and should be placed in the house oi correction. n.-Coconino Sun.
 Mrs. Colonel DeRussey of Whip pie gave a delightful At Home yesterday afternoon. 4 large num- Der of ladies from Prescott were among the guests in addition to the ladies from Whipple. The band Of the Ilth infantry under the leader ship of Prof. LaGuardia gave an open air concert in front of Col. De Russey's residence, for the beueht of the guests which was enjoyed very much by those present. In cluded in the selections, rendered. was one composed by Prof. La Guardia. Elegant refreshments