Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-13
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 Services at the Congregational chuch at the usual hours tomorrow.
 The Bashford -Burmister company have a new advertisement in this issue.
 Fred Hughes has withdrawn as a candidate for city councilman, of Tucson.
 Geo. w. Hull of Jerome will en- gage in the butchering business in Phenix.
 The work of putting up the wire Tor the new electric light plant has commenced.
 The s. P. Company has paid its taxes in Pima county to the great Joy of the people there. Colonel W. A. Root, who has been laid up with rheumatism for several days, IS able to be around again.
 Capt. W. l.. George the Phenix stage man has been appointed a member of the board of directors of the insane asylum.
 An Indian skeleton, in fair state of preservation, was unearthed yes terday in digging the grave for the late Mrs. Saunders.
 The proprietors of Hotel Burke are putting covering of linoieum on the floors and are pl icing new upholstered furniture in the office. Charles Hatcher, living near the Capitol grounds, is seriously ill. His father was telegraphed to at Prescott to come to him.-Phenix Herald.
 W. F. Taliafero, connected with the land department of tue X. K F. railroad, came in on last evenings train on business connected with his department.
 Mir Denny came in from Walnut Creek last night to secure medicine for four year old child of W. II. Hummer, which was quite seriously burned yesterday.
 A survey of the boundary line be- tween Maricopa and Pinal counties has been ordered in order to de termine in which county the new gold camp in the Superstition noun tains Is located.
 A. l.. Moon representing the Los Angeles Times is in town. The Times Is the best newspaper pub lished on the Pacific coast outside of San Francisco and reaches Pres colt twenty-fOur hours in advance of the San Francisco dailies.
 The San Francisco Examiner an nonnces the marriag in that city of Pansy Smith. formerly the wife of the defaulting receiver Fred Smith of Tucson. Frank Walker formerly of Tombstone IS her present bus band
 The six big driving wheels for en- zine number three of the :. F. r. x P. have arrived from Albuquerque, where they were turned. Billy Pat terson has a force of men today en- gaged in placing the wheels into pO- sition and the engine is expected to be ready for service again in a few days.
 Phenix is getting a move on her. self towards making an exhibit at the Mid-winter Fair. She will raise Sl,500 to defray expenses of the proposed exhibit. Prescott should emulate the example of our Salt river valley cousins and take immediate steps towards sending our ore exhibit to San Francisco.
 Charley Morgan returned yester- day from a hunting trip 10 Walnut Greek with bear, which is on sale at Smiths meat market.
 A twenty one year contract be- tween Wells, Fargo * Co. and the s. P. Go. has just been announced by J. J. Valentine. The express company has agreed to pay the Southern Pacific a cash bonus of SI.7O0OOO and 40 per cent of the gross earnings of the company over the Southern Pacific lines during the term of the contract.-Prospec tor.
 The fire at the Henrietta mining camp yesterday morning was more serious than at first reported. The fire originated from the explosion of lamp in bed room of the boarding house. Gus Shamp the proprietor was D city badly burned about the head and 1t IS said that he inhaled some flames. He had S542.00 in paper money that was burned up also.
 We had always supposed that Phenix was located in Arizona un- til the following announcement in the Gazette was read: The Ga zette has a larger circulation han any two papers published m An- zona." According to that state ment the Gazette has larger cir culation than itself and any other one paper in Arizona, or Is not pub lished in Arizona.
 Tundav services as follows at the First NJ E. Church. Preaching at II am. The second sermon in the series of the Prodigal Son will be given at 7:30 p. m. Subject-De gradation and Insanity. Five minute sermon to children before morning sermon. Epworth League meets at 6:30 p. m. Cordial welcome given to all. c. J. CHASE, Pastor.
 Tomorrow the Sunday next before Advent the services in the church of the Advent-Episcopal-will be as follows: Maths. Litany and ser mon at II a. m; Sunday school, i'm mediately after morning seryice; evensong and sermon at 7:3O P. m. Seats free, in this church, and all persons earnestly urged by the priest in charge to avail themselves of the privilege of participating in
 At the meeting of the Eastern Star Chapter last evening the fol lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year: Worthy Matron, Mrs. j. c. Herndon; Patron, $. E. Bright; Associate Matron, Mrs. k. W. Wells; Secretary, Mrs. A. B. Brown; Treasurer, Mrs. D. Levy; Conductress, Mrs. F. G. Brecht; As sociate Conductress, Miss Helen Wells. The chapter has enjoyed ! t-