Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-22
SArURDAy's DAnY.

SArURDAY's DAmY.
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 The editor of this paper left this morning for a short business trip to Phenix.
 Judge French has issued licence to Daniel C. Bacon and Jennett Me kerow to we'd. The prospective groom is son of r. l.. Bacon of this city. =
 4 fine safe for tho Prescott National Bank arrived last night, weighing 7,500 pounds. It is ex- pected that the bank will be ready for business Monday morning.
 Mrs. I. W. Kelsey, formerly a resident of this city. has granted a righ of way to the :. F. r. X r. railroad through her ranch in Kirk land valley. Consideration named $l.00.
 Babtist Church Preaching to- morrow by Rev. Joseph Smale. Subject; Morning, Paul's Heart's $ Desire; evening. Jesus Christ and Him Cruciiied. The reader Is cor dially invited. Sunday school at l2 noon.
 Carl Snyder, a young attorney Of Albuquerque, arrived yesterday, and IS a guest of Hotel Burke Mir. Shy der is associated as an adviser in the law department of the 4. X r., and is one of the rising aud prominent young attorneys ot the southwest.
 Chief Pagan reports no disorders whatever yesterday, and made no arrests. He does not know what to attrubite the conduct generally of the toNn to. except that the bicycle brigade got in their work on the pneumatics and gave everybody that ,tired' feeling.
 Deputy sheriff Bert, at Prescott Junction, arrived last night, bring ing with him W. T. Latchford as prisioner. The latter will slumber for 60 days under the clock. and meditate on the crueltics of an Arizona law that does not permit a man to say or do anything he pleSses in the presence of ladies.
 It has been suggested that any chain gang the city may have control over be used in fixing up the plaza. The present. appearance of the square is almost disgFaeeful and fl a little personal attention was devoted to 1t while a gang of fat and sleek county prisoners are ou hand. the officials having super vision of i, would receive wholesome praise.
 J. Burns was before juire Ling yesterday and paid tll, ci;y .i25 to help along its financial progress. He was accused of giving whiskey to some children. intoxicating them to such an exteut that they became enthusiastic over Hawaii instead of St. Patrick. He pleaded guilty and said the ooz was intended for older people, and complimented Judge Ling for his leuieney.
 Services at the First M. E. Church tomorrow as follows: Preaching at II a. m.; Sunday School after morn ing sermon. Epworth League meets at 6:30 p. m. in the church parlor. Subject for sermon at 7:30 D. m.: "The Elder Brother" In this para. ble the prodigal son has received al- most exclusive attentions In this sermon, the preacher will consider the brother who remained at home. Strangers are welcome and cor dially invited to worship with us. c. J. CHASE, Pastor.
 J. Fl. Morrow, special agent and adjuster for Southern California, Arizona and New Mexico, of the Scottish Union and National Insur- anee companies, of Edinburg, Scot land, and the strongest insurance in the world. is visiting Prescott in the interest of his com panies. He has appointed c. R. the old time insurance agent of Prescott, to represent the here. These companies business in 1924, and have cash assets of over S24.OO0,O00, and in the United States over $2.- 000,000, and consequently arc good ones to hold policies m.