Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
DAILY.

Dr. Vickers returned last evening from his visit east.
 All the Worlds Fair tourists will soon have returned.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Brecht are due to arrive this evening.
 Rev. Smale will not reach home until tomorrow evening.
 Read the dissolution notice of Wallace X Young in this issue.
 Mike Pagan, ex-chief of police, is back at his old home in Kansas.
 Born, in this city, October 20, 1888, to the wife of E. B. Mcden, a son.
 Captain Charles s. Pope, of Whip pie, has resigned from the governors staf.
 The quarantine was removed to- day from the residence of W. H. l Smith.
 E. s. Clark, of Flagstaff. talks of wintering with his family at the l Needles.
 Fritz Jessen had fainting spell yesterday on the street, but is bet ter to-day.
 Deputy II. H. Cartier has full swing now in the sheriTs office. He is an efficient officer.
 Mrs. Dake returned, last night, froma three months sojourn with relatives in the east.
 Miss Lulu Kendall, arrived on last ! evenings train for a visit to her ! father at Granite station.
 Winsor brothers will open candy and fruit store next week in the building formerly occupie by Carl Schultze.
 Erbs Robeson has purchased J. E. Young's interest in the saloon formerly owned by Wallace X Young on Granite street.
 F. Nj. Aver is shipping 400 head of cattle from Ash Fork today. They were purchased from Wilder, Cornell and Behm.
 The Knights Templars will meet at 9 o'clock a. m. tomorrow to es- cort the remains of their late broth es, J. H. Packard, to the depot.
 Rev. Smale having missed connec- tion at Chicago, will not arrive in Prescott until Sunday night. Sun day school at 9:45 a. m. as usual.
 Mrs. J. H. Packard arrived on l last nights train and will accom- pany the remains of her husband back to Denver, leaving on to-mor- rows train.
 PheniX papers announce that Miss Addie Murphy, niece of our B. F. Murphy. IS now teaching clocution in one of the leading private schools of Southern California.
 Fred. J. Smith is charged with embezzlement at Jerome, and Dis trict Attorney Morrison has been requested to go out and look after the case. He will leave on Monday.
 Services at the Congregational Church tomorrow as usual, at II a. m. and 7:90 p. m. Subject of even ing sermon "PauPs Second Mis- sionary Journey. $. D. B. DEAAREST, Pastor.
 Recorder Schwartz, of Phenix, gives a drunken "bum" fine of 5000, or ten days in jail. A sober one is given just ten minutes-to get outside of the city limits, and he invariably "gits" there within the prescribed time.
 Mrs. J. l.. Fisher entertained the Ladies Whist Club and some invited guests yesterday afternoon. One or two very exciting games of whist were played, and elegant refresh ments were served. and the after noon was very pleasantly spent.
 Tomorrow, the Fist Sunday after Trinity, the services in the church of the Adyent-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 7:30 p. m. Seats free, m this church, and all persons earnestly urged by the priest in charge to avail themselves of the privilege of participating m public worship therein.
 Hotel Burke arrivals l: John Mur- phy, Yarnell; Fl. H. Merrback, St. Louis; Oscar Baer, San Francisco; J. O. Omelette, Jerome; W. C. Par sens, J. W. Evans, Big Bug; J. w. Stewart, F. J. Mccormick, William son valley; J. P. Goodlander, St. Louis; c. w. Ellis, Aspen; L. B. Cannon, Martinez; James Bourke, Los Angeles; w. s. Lyle, San Fran cisco; Mrs. Jones, Verde; Mrs. J. H. Packard, Denver.
 Divine service will be held at the First NJ. E. Church, as usual, on Sunday. There will be a five min ute sermon to the children before the regular service. Special sermon in the evening at 7:30. Subject "Sarah's Laugh" The Epworth League meets in the Church parlor at 6:30 D. m. Subject: "The True Christian Life" Bible reading Mon day evening at 7:30. Prayer meet ing Thursday evening at 7:3O Everybody invited to all the ser. vices. C. J. CHASE, Pastor. ' Conductor Shale was in charge oi 3 train number f and Conductor ' Mahoney was in charge of number ! l, the two trains that came into col, | lision near Walnut few days since. r The Coeonino Sun says that :" fol some unaccountable reason Engi neer Killen, of No. f did not stop al Cosnino. Conductor Shale, so tn, s passengers say, exhausted the ail F and set the brakes by hand, but il being a heavy down grade, the traiI could not be stopped, and when the collision occurred the train was go ing about eight miles an hour"