Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-20
SArCRDAY's DAnY.

day.
 m E, j. Austin left to-day for his '" Santa Maria mines.
 . The new school books have arrived VI at Kelly X Stephens.
 :, Hugo Richards went out to his
 Date Crook ranch to-day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. II. Cook left
 Tor their Flagstaff home yesterday. A deed has been filed for record
 from J. W. Sullivan to II. R. Bell
 for city lots for Sl5O.
 Thomas Fitch arrived in Phenix
 lew days since with view of Io- I eating there permanently.
 s II. (. Boyd, special insurance
 agent Is m town making his head ? quarters with C. R. Mar,indell. , Special powers of attorneys frum
 ., +. Cook and \, J. Cook to W. F.. ii"<eitihe have been iiled for record. Hotel Burke arrivals: J. <. Spin aer' Cincinnati; D. R. Gillis, Los
 Angeles; Henry Eisingar, Cincin-
 natl; Jos. Meyer. Big Bu;.
 Major John Reese arrived yester-
 day from Mohaye couusy IooLiug
 hale aud hearty. The Major has
 oeen absent from Prescott for over
 a year.
 The Needles Eye says that E. <. l
 Clark, the Flagstaff attorney, has
 been prospecting that tuNn with a
 View of locating there to engage in
 the practice of the law.
 Business so far as freight is con
 cerned Is picking up on he A.&P.
 The passenger traffic throughout
 the year has been good over this
 route Coconno Sun.
 The man who attempts to bull { doze' siXty-four of tb, sixty-five
 million people uf the Uuited States ls certainly treading on vo-y dan gerouS ground Courier. The above 1, Item must certainly refer to Grover.
 Tho sheep rodeo ot the sheen q growers ut CocOnino county ha. been hnIshed. It was the most suc- ceSstul rodeo ever made here. Over =, i,OU0 sheep were pulled and re S tnfhed to their owners. -Coconi 70 [ Sun.
 Services at the Congregations. q church tomorrow at II in the morn sl lng and at 6:S0 in the evening. In N the evening the course of sermons c on the life of Paul will bo continued. m The young p-oples' socicty meets in sl the Episcopal church at 6:an. SD. ti E. DEAREST m
 .. r. Behan came in today after an absence of three weeks with n ar rodeo party in Williamson valley W and vicinity. He says the calfcr S5 Is very light, but cattle are in fine an condition and grass on the ranges co s better than 1t has been for wears. IT
 The following officers were elected M sMn )y the High School Literary Society mn It meeting held on Friday ever cn ng, Sept. h, 1893: President. Florence Hanna; vice president lharles Raible; secretary. .Iulius lyI todenburg; treasurer, Irane Martin; na rite, Ben Pope; teller. Willie De rocker; librarian. Clarence Spauld- N' ng; chorlster. Ida Smith. Thenext Jal leeting will be held Friday. Sep to ember 29 h Preaching as usual at the First t ef .e.Hodist Church at IL a. m. and VI
 ~lNiect for the evening: i ,Ti n. t... Aau, 'ha Cross. ED iH .s.. ,sa.ss m..t- u l, church e'T sT.ur a. ..' 9 w Sunday .ha-i Fer WsfH.H arH.- .ta r.lerma .a 'a' 1..t" services, s.uH1.-- -.. '. rrs...-. , lrs-s Pastor. W u. Hatcher va, .ma-.. -.. 'wn yts.er.aE evening U.. .a. .... es consist oi a compound f-aesur .... the bones of his io, just sa... .-.. ie ankle and he is doingweil. Tb. ports that he had sustained inter Il injuries very happily proved to the a mistake. of . A new time card of tho r. &AC. oeel llroad published in our contem that 'rary announces, that. commencing 'hih ptember lS, the train will be run on
 that road, only three times put 'ek, on Mondays, Wednesdays and ,o turdays. The time of arrival and here parture remains about the same. som' Tomorrow, the 18th. Sunday heir. er Trinity, the services in the M urca Of the Advent EpiscopaD l be as foliow-: Mltius, Ante .'' office and rmon, at ms a. m.; sunday school immediate DO lu after morning services. at I2:i5 tren m.; Evensong and sermon, at S me n. Seats in this church are free. law all persons ara .arnnstlr urani to fl the priest in cbar,,n tn avail ,Le,,, to d res of the oppoTtunitv Inf atton of SUI lee at public worship t6erc;n vacal
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