Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
SArURDAY's DAILY.

, SATURDAY's DAILY.
 The various epidemics have losene, their grip hold on people here anC once again we are pure and unde
 filed"
 The Bnllshead's and their friends
 are requested to bo on hand to
 morrow at o'clock at the ground,
 in West Prescott.
 Preaching service at the Baptist
 church tomorrow at a. m. and {
 p. m. Meeting of thu B. Y. F. U
 at r. m. Sunday school at 2:li
 P. m.
 The Prescott's and IYhipple's will
 play a game of base ball on the
 West Prescott grou ds tomorrow
 afternoon. The game will be calle
 promptly at ? o'clock.
 II. Blackwell. who WIS run over a
 lew days ago on the Cortez street
 crossing while attemp: ing to stop a
 runaway team, was rewarded today
 by the city by being released from
 custody.
 R. Fl. Rowe is in town today from
 Groom creek. He is now working
 the Empire mine tn ,re, under a
 lease, and arastras half ton of ore
 each day, from which good returns
 are given.
 Additional track is being laid at
 Ash Fork for the acco nmadation of the :. F., r. x P. The present fac ilities of the yard are insufficient for the rapidly increasing business or the company.
 What a difference th sre is between Prescott and Phenix journalism. No death is ever mentioned in Phe- nlx unless II IS one oi prominence. while with us We plant everybody. Phenix is a sanitarium(f) in the shadow of the valley of death.
 C. H. Akers has been appointed as the abstractor of the National Building and Loan Association, of Los Angeles, for Yavapai county. This association is a very strong one and IS the cause of the erection of many new buildings in the section that are contemplated soon.
 Mir. J. H. Morrow, special agent Of the Scottish Union and National Insurance O., arrived on last even ing's train. and left this morning for Jerome Co adjust the loss of G. w. Hull Tn the late blaze. H. D. Ait | ken Is the local agent of the above company.
 The new telegraph line of the S. F., r. X P. to the south is now being laid, and will be finished and ready for business next week to a point opposite Dickson's, where an office will be opened. A car load of wire was forwarded along the line today.
 We call the attention of probable builders in this section to an ad. in 'o-day's paper of the Arizona Lum- Der x Timber Co.,, of Flagstaff. The irm IS the pioneer one in its line of business in Northern Arizona, and Ire noted for doing everything they ay.
 The time of running trains on he 5 F., P. X P. to the south has ,een temporarily changed, owing to he 3-spot being in use at Ash Fork. No. Z engine, in charge of Jim Gray. low leaves for the front in the after i loon, and arrives in Prescott the , ext day at about 9 a. m. Tomorrow, the 4th Sunday after s Caster, the services in the Church { f the Advent will be as follows: ioly Eucharist at 7:30 a. m.; matins, tanY and sermon at 12 a. m.; Sun = ay School at l2:l5 p. m.; evensong . \ p. m. There will be no sermon :, the evening service, which will {, choral. All seats in this church = re free and everybody is urged to ,i ttend the services. | Twenty applications have been ii lade to Mike Hickey for the posi- e on of housekeeper of the Hotel Q urke. This is probably due to the e, opearance of wedding gowns and h her matrimonial evidences which n ave been taking place quite ire u lentIy ot fate there. Of course ID 'body knows who the groom will m Services will be held at the First ]. E. Church Sunday as follows: I. coaching at II q. m. Subject: N Dark Hours" The Sabbath School n. Ill meet after morning service. Pp' he Epworth League will meet in sf f @ Church parlor at 6:30 D. m. All rl 'ung people are welcome and y ose who are instructed in the 'rk of the League. At 7:3O a lee re on the Fifth Commandment m Il be given. Everybody welcome. w J. CHASE, Pastor.
 w. c. Bashford has returned from rip to the Jersey Lily and other tn 'ims located in the Hassaysmpa strict. Like many who are fami- T with the future of mining in H, IS district, Mir. Bashford also be- yes that many camps will spring
 Tn that section, and that they inl Il be ably supported by the mines 're. Many new and good pros na 'ts are reported, while in older F ations more and better work is ng done than has heretofore lracterized mining m that dis Ja ,t. Dl