Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-02

and Lutley expect to leave on Mon day for San Francisco to visit the ! Midwinter Fair.
 Yesterdays high wind was fol lowed last night by rapid fall in the mercury, aud quite a little leo formed last night.
 James Howey has just made a test of dry washer invented by him, and 1t gave better results than he had even expected of it.
 The high wind yesterday loosened the roof on the K. of P. building. It was put in place again last even ing without any serious damage to it.
 Preaching service at the Baptist church by Pastor Joseph Smele to- morrow at II a. m. and S D. m. Meeting of the B. Y. F. U.at z D. m. Sunday school at 2:l5 p. ID.
 Mrs. Mary Fitz imons, the we'll known professional nurse, will leave | Tor her former home in Ireland to- morrow, in response to a cablegram announcing the serious illness of her mother.
 There Is great dearth of hay at present, and what there is in tho market Is being imported from Cali fornia. It is retailing at SD per ton, and dealers report . scarcity in California.
 The official thermometer of Whip pie registered nineteen degrees above zero this morning. The "wind meter yesterday indicated a maximum velocity of 60 miles an hour
 Thomas Wing, of Granite Dells, reports the fruit crop on his pla q seriously injured. and probably totally destroyed by the cold weather. The cold snap of ten days ago was the most disastrous to it.
 Mrs. Dougherty, mother of J. W. aud Joseph Dougherty, and her daughter, Mrs. Webber, and grand daughter, Miss Webber, left today for their home in Iowa, after a visit of several months to their relatives in Prescott.
 Sheriff Lowry returned last even ing from Jerome, having in custody two brothers named Knight, who are charged with burglarizing the Bee Hive store, at Mesa city. of from $l00 to S500 worth of merchandise. They deuy being the guilty parties, however.
 J. W. Wilion announces a great reduction in clothing in his line. Levi Struss' copper riveted overalls are put down to 75c, good sold full stock at Sl.50, the best miners shoe on earth, S2.50, special brand of hats, Sl.50 and S25O Other goods at equally low prices. See sd on Monday.
 w C. Foster, the recently ap pointed consul to Trinidad, West Indies, arrived on last evenings train for a visit to his old friends before leaving for his post. He expects to sail from New York about May p. The position to which he has been appointed is a very import ant one, being one of the most lucrative consulships in the service.
 Usual services will be held at the First Nj. E. Church Sunday, to be followed by the Sabbath School. The Epworth League will meet in the Church parlor at 6:30 p. m. All young people are welcome and those who are instructed in the work of the League. At 7:30 lec- ture on the Sixth Commandment will be given. Everybody welcome. C. J. CHASE, Pastor.
 A New Yorker named Charles Randall constitutes an entire indus trial army, which is marching west. ward, the mecca toward which it is headed being San Francisco. Charles left New York with ten cents in his pocket and in a 'cordance with the wager be is not to ask for food or shelter during his journey, which must be finished in ninety-seven days. He passed Ash Fork a few days ago, and claimed that he was ahead of time.