Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
1 sArrRDAY's DAILY.

east.
 Martin Maier has gone to Cali
 fornia.
 ! Reasoni BEroHAA's PIL1s act lik
 magic.
 1 Harraes, the spectacle peddler
 left on this mornings train.
 4 "woman of the town com
 mitted suicide at Ash Fork on Wed
 nesday.
 A few of the cattle shipped cas-
 eeently by T. l.. Bacon were frozer
 O death in the cars.
 Miss Mary Butler will go to Wal.
 nut Grove tomorrow to eommenc,
 a term of school on Monday.
 Mile. Mea. the leading lady of the
 Bernhardt company, is said to be q
 daughter of the young Dumas.
 The streets presented lively ap-
 pearance yesterday and today ou
 account of pay day al l.. Lantry X
 Sons office.
 The Sierra club will meet to,
 night for the transaction of import
 ant business. All membrs are re- | quested to be present.
 The mounted sword contest to-
 morrow will be worth seeing. In
 San Francisco and the east the
 ladies have patronized them.
 Governor Murphy has appointed
 E. B. Kirkland as his private sccre- tary and W. l.. Vail as a member of the Live Stock Sanitary Commission.
 Aside from receiving the report of the grand jury next Monday, there will probably be but little trans acted at the adjourned term of court.
 Captain Jennings and Prof. Law son will admit children under l2 years of age free to witness the sword contest at tho base ball grounds tomorrow afternoon.
 James Hit. saloon keeper at Ash Fork, Is charged with the murder Of E. G. Owens, who died at the county hospital on Thursday from the effects of a blow on the head with a faro box. 1t was in Hitt's saloon that Tom West was killed last summer by Brog May.
 The subject of the sermon at the Congregational church tomorrow morning will be the Parablcs of the Mustard Seed and the L.eaven. Evening services at 7:30, and the first fifteen minutes will be devoted to service of song. All are vol come at the services.
 Carl Sehultze is making extensive improvements to the candy factory recently purchased by him from Jules Baumann. In addition to keeping up the stock of candies, he has added new show case and shelving and will put in a stock of l [ uits, nuts. cigars, tobacco. station 1 cry, perfumery and toilet articles and patent medicines.
 Religious services at the M. E. Church South, next Sunday, will be as follows: Sabbath-school at 10 a. m.; morning and evening sermons by Rev. l.. J. Hedgepeth, of Phenix: sermon will be followed by service. Everybody cor dially invited. A. J. ALLEN, Pastor.
 Divive services at the First NJ. F. Church Sunday at II a. m. Glass at l0:30 a. m. Epworth League meets in the church parlor tt 6-30 P. m. The fourth lecture in he course of the Christian Pilgrim It 7:30 p. m Subject: The Defect Ible Mountains and tho River of Death, All welcome. Seats free.
 C. J. CHASE, Pastor.
 To morrow, the first Sunday in 4ent, the services in the Church of he Advent Episcopal will be as ollows: Maths and litany with ermOH, at II a. m.; eyensong and scture on the History of the Church f God,the second of q series, begun lst Sunday, at 7;30 D. m. No seats re rented in this church, and all 'ersons are invited to participate ia ublic worship therein. Sunday chool at 12 M.
 Castroville, California. has a paper dited by woman, Louise E. Fran I Is. On Christmas she sent to each f her subscribers a picture of her slf, and a California exchange goes lto rapture over it thus " As we 1t and gaze on the sweet and beau ful lineaments of the dear giIl's ngelic features-for we have framed hem and placed them squarely be ore us, that inspiration may come it alive sigh-"Thou art so D near, and yet so far" As the west bound passenger train a cached point about midway be- | Reen Navajo and Holbrook yester- c ny morning, a man was discovered ring along side of the track with c is right leg broken and badly r lashed. He was taken aboard the q assenger train and brought to ! Finslow for medical treatment. He ated that on Tuesday evening he ad attempted to board a moving a pal train and had missed his foot d g and falling under the cars the q ain had run over him and he had W in there in the cold all night. T All old residents who ever had oc- W lsion to travel over the Black Can. f, on stage road, will remember a s, river named George Fifield, nick a amed Push" He was the most yol-H O ble conversational driver on thej 'ad. or late years, Fifeld has . zen driving hack in Phenix, and 11 2 Chinese New Year he had a span . spirited horses hitched up to his ~ shicle, when a bunch of fire crack 1 $ were set of near the team, ' tightening 1t and causing it to run z way, Fiiield was knocked down ~ ld trampled and one leg was SO " adly mangled that amputation was a scessary thus crippling the veteran ss age driver for life. o' The social given last night by the ., @ ood Templars was very enjoya- e one. The programme consisted
 music and reoitations, and short bl dresses were made by Reys. C.J S' hase and $. D. B. Demarest. At p' e close of these the lunch baskets h' gre auctioned off. Each basket tt Al. sN l.s. f Al ! T