Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-15
SATURDAYS DAILY.

the The San Diego X Phenix railro
 Is being revived again.
 CT pr, j. NJ. Marshall, the dentist
 que to arrive tomorrow.
 ,nt The Phenix Republican ;s n,
 port. '"P"i' nm Three or four fat turkeys con 'e % 2e put to good use at this office ,
 Thanksgiving. '0e so wonder where G. A. Woods. form on eLiy sewing machine agent. , or The two lady salvationists wi;
 this evening. "'u' ys ne Coconino Sun says that MT, O. H' A. bray has gone to Los Angelo le to spend the winter. ''e II There was regular mortimer blow u lug to-day again, causing the mer e cury to go away down.
 n, c. H. Gray, who escapei I from tbs r Fhenix Jail recently. has baen -, a captured in Coconino County !. Walter J. Hill, the Coooniro
 sounSy sheep man has just returned bride. '''S' "ith a heV' William Kincaid who was
 expected to preach in the ConDrags
 1iuual church tomorrow will be mn
 aoie to do so on account of sickness
 The J JoURNAL-MINER is in recs;r,
 oi the biennial reports of the terr,'
 toriai auditor, normal .chool in
 sane asylum, prison and treasurer A. G. Oliver, R. \. Fredericks and
 J' h. Slack left for Phenix tbis af
 ternoon to attend the Nasonic
 urand Lodge, which convenes tbera
 next week. 'ue'e
 Baptist Church: The funeral ot
 Hrs' Potts will take place in tba
 church tomorrow morning ., m
 o'clock. Funeral sermon will bo preached by the pastor, Rev Josenb Al.--,-.-2..slS srs nov aSAyo,ro. ro.aIEnethsre Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Swaa and F. 4. , Iritls Jr. and they arc expecte home tomorrow.
 A. c. Gilmore, yesterday invested < a portion of the dividend recently [ received from his Zero mine. in i three town lots, in Canitol block. f He intends erecting a brick resi- ( dence on them soon.
 The second sermon in the series [ Of diseourfes on The Mysteries of VI the Christian Faith" will be de- { ivered ID VI in the Baptist church n tomorrow evening at 7:3O by Pastor W Joseph Smale The title of the sermon Is The Being of God." <
 Tomorrow there will be only one !, mass at $ o'clock a. m Father V Quetu has to leave for Phenix and U Tucson immediately after the ser L ice. He expects to be gone about [ en days. A
 Thomas King, city editor of tn e ! 'henix Gazette, has been sentenced \ O pay SlOO and to serve thirty days n jail for contempt of court in the publication of an item reilecting on In r udge Sloan. F
 w. Fl. Smith is reported to have oI assoed a wild deer recently in the Inf Igua Fria valley. If any one doubts oI he truth of the report h. can go to h, ohm Smiths meat market, where r. e will be shown the an:lers. ce
 During the absence of County So 'reasurer A. G. Oliver at Phenix, C. 1. Akers clerk of the board of su- ervisOrs will act in the capacity ,.t I deputy treasurer. Parties wish ,,iH lg to pay their taxes can do so. ~" -"
 Arthur Dudley Vinton, for Re in eiver W. N. Kelly, of the P. & A. N /. Railroad, yesterday filed com cL laint in the district court, asking ce )r a reduction of the assessment of q le road to Sl3,000. wi Mrs. Jane Potts, wife of Charles hC otts, and mother of Warren C. and ac William H. Potts and Mrs. Sadie Ierritt, died on Friday, November - ,, at the residence of her daughter Agua FEia. The funeral will take / lace tomorrow from the Baptist hurch at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Mrs. Young, who was convicted d w days since of loitering in a Iloon, was released yesterday on all, pending her appeal. She was le before Judge Ling again to-day, larged with the same olfense, the legged offense having been com itted since her first arrest, but -ior to conviction. Owing to sick ess, her trial was postponed.
 A telegram was received last even : z from Dr. William Kiucaid, stat E 2 that owing to sickness 1t would 2 } impossible for him to preach for Is e Congregational Church at Pres
 tt, Sunday. Services will be held, ,weyer. as usual at II a. m. and 30 p. m. :. DUBoIS DENAREST, Pas q. [, lars George c. Waddell returned last wal ening from attending the session n,AI
 the National Worlds Fair Com sa1 ission in Chicago. He has been VI sent since July lst. The com N ission closed its labors last Mon Al ". Mir Waddell says that the bee )rk of removing exhibits and clear nh 2 the grounds is progressing rap H ly, but visitors are still admitted. g says the attendance during this -- onth has averaged from 5000 to 70 per day. To Martin Maier is a ubiquitous ? uss." A short time ago he was t an in New York, or so reported. E few days later, he was positively ' entitled in a New Mexico town, pur d now a returning Alaskan re- the rts that he is positive he met him apa San Francisco. According to all l99 ese reports he must be doing some anC " lively skipping around. 1t legi 'uld not be healthy for him to n eet some of his former employees,
 the condition of mind that they ve been in during the past few T ys. It is now asserted that Maier the s left every place he ever lived in in ] pretty much the same way that the
 emigrated from Prescott. it ,mingly being the height of his ,bition to heat his fellow man