Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-03
SATURDAY'S DAILY. Vale 1893.
 Welcome 1891.


 Welcome 1891.
 City election next Tuesday.
 NJ. Wollenberg has a new sign 1T front of his store.
 G. W. Sessions was allowed to z, on his own recognizance.
 FEB. Gage and Dr. G. W. Vickeri came in to-day from Congress. 4 United States trial jury ha; been summoned for January 2. Jewellery auction again this even ing at : o'clock at T. NJ. Becson's. Our contemporary has discovered n new church, the North Methodist
 Dionisus Miller, the we'll known Big Bug rancher and stockman, is visiting Prescott.
 The United States grand jury ] completed its labors this morning and were discharged. Deputy Revune Collector Burn, is expected tn Prescott soon tC res ister. chinese.
 The JOURNAL MINER has no fault tU find with treatment received from the year 1893. It has proven a good friend.
 James Loy, the recently admitted , attorney has been appointed to de fend Simmons and Tucker, accused of selling whisky to Indians. Fl. T. Andrews will resign a: ! justice of the peace of Prescott precinct and James Loy IS an ap plicant for the position. Watch the old year out and the New Year in at the M. r.. Church to morrow night. Reverends Dem arest, Smale, Rose and Chase will deliver addresses.
 Lieut.. Emery. of Whipple, re ceived a telegram this morning an nouncing the death in Los Angele: of MT. Taylor, father of Miss Minnie Taylor the Thompson valley schoo teacher.
 Frank Delahoyd was sentenced this morning, in the United States court to five days Imprisonment in the county jail for selling whisky to Indians.
 It is said that Mayor Carlson oi San Diego has obtained aconcessiou | aud a large bonus from the Mexican Government for building the San ! VN..--, .vl ph.utw raflr,.I ,,r,as Lower California to Yuma.
 Miss Ada Diefndorf, late from the New England Conservatory oi music, will arrive on the Sunday train to visit her aunt Mrs. J. W McGowan of the Williams House.
 Arizona Indians have alway. been partial to horsefesh. Courier There are a good many Arizonans who are not Indians, who are also partial to horseflesh, and they arr not particular as to who owns the horse either.
 Judge Hawkins approved the fol lowing accounts yesterday in the Emitted States court: F.. J. Babbitt U. $. Court Commissioner at Flag staff for S2l.30. Wm. G. Blakely | U. $. Court Commissioner at King man for Sl73.OO.
 Church notices to insure insertion should be received at this office noi later than o'clock p. m. Saturdays While the JoURNkL-MTNER is perfect. ly willing to publish all notices oi Sunday services flee, none will here after be published unless prepared and handed into this office for pub lication.
 Tomorrow. the Sunday after Christmas, the services in the church of the Advent Episcopal will be as follows: Maths, Litany and sermon at II a. m. Sunday school, at l2:l5 p. m. Evensong and sermon at 7:30 D. m. Seats free at this church and all persons in- vited to be present at and partici- pate in public worship therein.
 Williams House arrivals: Chas H Lee, Saluda. Ind; W NJ Claypool Socoro, \ NJ; J w WLoomis, Kansa: City; H Blauvelt, City; Frank Me Daniel, G J Merritt, City; F J Smith Jerome; Vanstadter, Tucson, E Owen, Mrs F Cannayen, Jerome; W | W Cook, Williamson Valley; A J Knoblock, Santa Maria.
 The final report of the United States grand jury shows that they ignored a charge against J. w Reinhart for alleged violation oI the inter state commerce law. The case was brought up on the part O. the P. X A. c. railroad. The charge against a man named Savage fo falsely representing himself to be ; revenue officer was also ignored.
 Mrs. P. NJ. B. Travis, of Whipple was hostess yesterday, and a charm ing one too, at the holiday meeting of the Whist Club. In addition t' the ladies of Whipple who were il attendance there were a large mum Der from Prescott, and the usua good time enjoyed by all, the pro gramme consisting of whist, re treatments and pleasant converse ton.
 There will be a special gathering at the Baptist church to-morroN afternoon at 3;l5 for a meetinI devoted 10 prayer and praise. Mir: Joseph Smale will speak on ''Wha , has Jesus done for us and what doe he expect of us." A lady sololst will sing. The sermons at II a. IT and ESQ D. m. will bear upon tn season of the year, the titles of tn, same being "The Abiding Lord and "A Happy Man" The Sunda. school is held every Sunday at 2;lI lp, n,