Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-20
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~o o4~As hoNo tliiCi dlil pclt6I WOTk | - -. SATURDAYS DAuY.
 Harris Baldwin has returned iron his trip to kingman.
 Arthur Robinson went to Kirkland valley this afternoon.
 Call at Sullivans tonight and see
 the new electric lights. Louis Mel, the we'll known Pacif,
 Coast insurance man, is in town.
 Baseball tomorrow at D. m. be
 tween the Prescotts and Whipples.
 K. Barrett came in from the Trad,
 Mark mine on Castle Creek last
 evening.
 Marlcopa county has appropriated
 Sl,OOO towards making au exhibit at
 the Mid-winter Far.
 Geo. P. Harrington. president of
 the GCrowned King Mining Com
 paay arrived on the noon train to-
 day.
 Isaac Helm returned yesterday
 from Chaparral. He Is in love with the camp like everybody else who visits it.
 Governor \. O. Murphy. J. \. Strong and Henry A Fry left this morning for the south by private ! conveyance.
 John Seveuoaks. the well known mining mau, will leave for New York aud Washington tomorrow on mining business.
 The board of supervisors will hold special meeting ou Monday to consider the question of an exhibit at the Mid-winter Fair.
 J. V. Rhoades and E. NJ. Doe. two prominent citizens of Coconino county, came in on the noon train today.
 J. NJ. More worked another honey mine recently Ia the rocks near Kirkland valley. H. says he has another one .r two located but has not commenced work on them yet.
 F. H. Hillcr, of Phenix, is charged with having used $500 of the funds Of Hartford bank for his own per sonal purposes. Mir. Hitler em- phatically denies the charge.
 Dr. Butcher moves from the Johnson House to his new residence. on Mob Hill east of tha school house, Pleasant Avenue, on Monday next. Night calls will hereafter be answered from his new residence.
 Major J. W. Evans the enterpris- ing real estate agent of Phenix has ordered a lot of sugar beet seeds aud will experiment with the cul- ture of this succulent article in the Salt River valley.
 Since announcing the opening of the Nantine department of her dry good store, Mrs. Blaine reports her place thronged with, visitors. She says that her Japanese goods are going off at lively gait too.
 The Flagstaff Democrat says that T. J. Ross, postmaster al Flagstaff IS not brother of Henry D. Ross, the recently appointed register of the land office. The only relation ship existing between them Is that they are brother democrats.
 Tomorrow, the third Sunday in Advent, the services at the church of the Advent Episcopal will be l as follows: Holy Eucharist at 7:30 i a. m.; maths, ante-communion office | and sermon at | a. m; Sunday school | immediately afterwards. at about | l2:l5 D. m'; eyensong and sermon at ! 7:3O D. m. Seats free and al per sons invited to these seryIces.
 The trouble between Geo. Mer- win and Billy Gilbert, at Castle creek was not as serious as reported at first. The trouble occurred several days ago and has been known to friends of the parties here. It resulted from hot temper, and Gilbert's wounds are said to be en- tirelY we'll and the two men as good friends as ever. Dr. Funk of T rini- dad Colorado dressed the wo unds, which were in the arm.
 On Saturday evening December 17th, our new store will be lighted ! by electricity from the new plant of the Prescott Electric Light and Power Company. With our grand display of holiday goods this will be sight worth seeing. We issue an invitation to every man. woman and child, in Prescott to visit our store on that evening. D. J. SUL- LIvAN X Co.
 The members of the Whist Club and few guests spent Friday after noon, at the residence of Mrs. D. Levy, who entertained them in her usual charming style. The regular order of business of these gatherings was gone thro ugh with which con sists of whist playing, refreshments and social converse. The ladies always report having a pleasant time at these meetings and yester- day was by no. means any less en- joyable than others have been, as Mrs Levy is au admirable hostess.
 Services at the Baptist church to In the morning at eleven o'clock, Pastor Joseph Smale, breaches on the subject of "A Four fold Look. In the evening the title of the sermon is "The Three Crosses" Bible class in the after noon at3:l5. Biographical sketches of the twelve apostles will be given by MT. Ashley, Mir. Reese, Mir. Head , and Mrs. O'Malley. The singing will be led by cornet. Sabbath school is held at 2:15 p. m. A II hearty welcome to all the services $ extended to the reader. that "the Provisional Gov ,rnment has 1000 men under arms 1t the palace prepared for defense" {