Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-13
FRlDAY's DAILY.

FRDAY'S DAILY.
 Bring along your wood to this office.
 Harris Baldwin has returned from his visit to Kingmsl.
 The city council held special session this afternoon.
 \, A. Moore came in yesterday evening from his ranch.
 Robert DeLarge and Joseph Grim mmger, of Agua Fria, were in town today,
 W, l.. York, of Seligman. and z.
 IT. Phillips. of Ash Fork, are in town.
 The Ere Methodists will hold services m the Baptist Church to- morrow.
 W. j. Pace, of the Hassayampa,
 has succeeded in raising a seedless variety of apples.
 Geo. Olsen, of Agua Fria. made final proof to his homestead today m the United States land office.
 Thomas Brown returned yester- day from visit to Phenix. lie says business IS quiet there, as we'll as in Prescott
 Dr. D. J. Brannen of Flagstad is m town.
 X prize fight betweeu two one armed men Is announced for to- night at Phenix.
 Mr. aud Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken and NIT. and Mrs. \. l. kuoblock have gone to Walnut Grove on hunting excursion.
 Prof Theo. B. Comstock has left for Tucson. He expressed himself we'll pleased with his hrst visit to Northern Arizona.
 Percy Graham, who has been clerking for Harry Brisley in the Mountain City drug store for some tune, left for Phenix today to re- main.
 Mrs. j. J. Hawkins gave an an- thors party this afternoon at her residence iu East Prescott. there being a large number of ladies pres ent.
 Ed. Hoagland has opened a wood and coal yard at Rodenburg's old brewery. He will take orders for all kinds of fuel and deliver 1t to any part of the city.
 Dr. Fl. A. Hughes, of Phenix. if is stated has been offered the position of rvcelver of the Tucson land office but has declined it. He says he cannot afford to give up his practice.
 Mr. Wiley, cousin of 4. NJ. Jones, IS reported quite sick at the resi- dence of J. M. Morgan, in Kirkland valley. Mir. Jones went out this morning to visit him.
 Mir. Price, the Phenix fruit man. was m town today with a lot of choice grapes from the Salt river valley. As Is his usual custom he l remembered the newspaper offices with a bountiful supply.
 F. NJ Aver, the cattle buyer, is here this week. He has purchased | several thousand head in the vicin- icy of Williams and will ship a train load from that place to Los Angeles f tomorrow. Coconino Sun.
 The chances are that We will | have a better mail service in the future between this place and Pres 'ott The Santa Fe, Prescott S Phenix railroad has secured the contract for carrying the mail be- ween Prescott and Ash Fork lOconiuO Sun.
 General Clark Churchill returned ast evening from a business trip to Ningman and will remain over Sun lay in Prescott The general has a lost of friends here who are always glad to welcome him to his old nome.
 Vice President Mcdonald. of the United Verde Company, at Jerome, md Charles Clark, son of W. A. Clark, of the same company, are ex- Deciod at Jerome in a few days. Mir. Mcdonald Is also preside 1t of the Queen Insurance Company, one of he solid institutions of the coun- ".
 Hotel Burke arrivals: Wm. Mur- 'hy, Tonto BasIn; John Morris, .irs. II, Wager. Phenix; H. H. \ heelOck, St. Louis; W. A. Wilson. Kansas City; W. $. Cox, Chicago; lark Churchill; Phenix; J. NJ. ,ichloX. Curtiss; T. C.. B. Massicks, A. Swan, Lynx Creek. Tomorrow, the fifteenth Sunday fter Trinity. the services in the 'hurch of the Advent QEpiscopal) ill be as follows: Maths. litany and ermon, at II a. m.; Sunday school immediately afterward, at l2:l5 p. D.; evensong and sermon at s D. m. eats in this church are free and Il persons earnestly urged by the riest in charge to avail themselves I the opportunity of attendance at ublic worship therein.