Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-04
sArrBDAY's DAILY.

SATURDAY'S DAILY.
 H. J. Allen, of Jerome, is in town
 Mrs. R, NJ. Ling is now eonvales
 cling.
 City taxes become delinquent this
 evening.
 Alex lmhoif came in from J erome
 yesterday.
 Murray MeInernay left for Phe-
 nix this morning,
 X regular equinoctial gale has
 been blowing for the past few days,
 Tbomas Scholey of the Mint sa-
 loon, left today for visit to Skull
 valley.
 The board of supervisors met yes
 terday and declared the office of
 probate judge vacant.
 K. J. Stanton. of the Saginaw
 Lumber Company, of Williams, ar
 rived on the noon train today.
 It has transpired that Mexican
 boy l9 years old was killed at Gila
 city at the same time that Potter
 and Roberts were murdered.
 John R. Buckley, of Tip Top, and
 Rudolf Bonner, of Castle Creek Hot springs, were among out-of-town
 visitors to Prescott to-dsy.
 There will be no preaching to- , morrow at the NJ. F., Church. Sun day school as usual at l2 o'clock. Epworth League meets at 6:30 D. m. Nine Chinameu werc up before Judge Llng today, charged with violation of the opium smoking ordinance. They were taken in last night by Chief Pagan.
 d. W. Waggoner, who is engaged m placer mining in the Black Can yon, was in town for supplies to. day. He and his partner hlve quite camp there, employing ten or twelve mon.
 The governors proclamation of reward of Sl.OOO for the arrest and conviction of the murlerers of Frank W. Oury appears today. It Is hoped that the murderers may be brought to justice.
 Hotel Burke arrivals Samuel D. Dolan, Santa Cruz, Cal; James OHara, Big Bug Harry Minuse, M. | Duggan, Agua Fria; W. X. Ro.e Eugenia Gulch; F. Debrun, Chap arrai.
 Williams House arrivals: ]. NJ. Holsapple, Columbia, \. Y.; Wm. G. Blakeley, Kingman, X. T.; Wm. | Claypool, Fl Paso, Texas; George E. l JoshnSou, Yarnell; l.. NJ. Byrd. Gold 1 Bug; A. lmhof, Jerome.
 John Miller, an old resident of l this county, has purchased the Key | stone saloon and lodging house from | NIT. and Mrs. Chas. Rice and will | take possession of the place tomor- row. Mr. and Mrs Rice will go to Los Angeles with a view of locating there. Mrs, Rice has boen resi- deut of Prescott for sixteen years.
 Services on Sunday as usual at the Congregational church. The sacra- ments of the Lords supper and bap- tism will be administered at the morning service at II o'clock. Sab bath school at 12;l5. Subject of the evening sermon at 7S0 will be "Pauls First Missionary Journey :. D. E. DEMAREsT.
 Mrs. T. J. Butler receivei tele- gram last night sunlm ming her to Chicago to attend the session of the Board of Lady managers which will meet early in October and re- main m session until the close of Fair. She will leave next Thurs day.
 Postmaster Foster of Lubec, Me, writes that after the grip Hoods sar- saparilla brough; him out of fec ble, nervous condition. into com plete strength and health. Hoods pills have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
 A man named Williams was stab bed at Jerome a few days ago with l miners candlestick by Jack Haber- corn. The latter is in jail at Jerome awaiting the result of Williams as there is danger of blood from the instrument used. !, dabercorn, 1t IS alleged. was imph- z 'ated in a cuttin- scrape at the ! Boggs mine some time since. Attachments were issued to. day i against C. A. & J S. Green, amount ng to over 5000. The principal ] realtors are insurance companies, i or which the Green Brothers are . gents. C. \. Green is east on his wedding trip, but is expected home lext Tuesday or Wednesday. His a brother, j. S. Green. says that the c business will all be settled up on S liS return. C Tomorrow, the 18th Sunday after r Trinity, the services in the church ', | the Adyent-E Episcopal will be Ii $ follows: Holy eucharist and ser a non at | a. m; Sunday school, inn n nediately after morning service; ' vensong and sermon a 7:)o D. m. ii eats free, m this church. and all |. 'erSOns earnestly urged by the f, 'ries; ia charge to ayail themselves i, | the privilege of participating Tn n ublic worship therein. n The chairman of the board of su- eryisors, the county treasurer and ounty recorder met this morning at v en o'clock and appointed Col. J. VI '. Wilson, probate judge, vice E. u '. French. He filed his oath of tC flee and bond this afternoon, and p ssumed the duties of his office. His a' ondsmen are l.. Bashford, Hugo n' and W. w. Ross. His first g, Ificial act consisted in issuing a cl larriage license to R. B. Houghton e nd Miss Rebecca Durfee. eI Sol Jackson brought in a mann h' 10th pear yesterday from his Kirk a' md valley ranch. Pears not only \, row to an unusually large size in nm' m lis country, but in flavor they are = lual if not superior to the Cali b, ,rnia fruit. A gentleman who has ,y v' large pear orchard in California. '" om which he has been shipping a lrload of pears a day, was recently mt samples of our Arizona pears 7 a friend here and he pronounced lem as good, if not better, than the