Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
 J.D. Smiley is guest of Hotel
 Winsor.
 The WEEKLY JoURNAL-MINER is
 published to-day.
 The Governors Arbor Day proc
 lamation appears in this issue.
 John Timmons, superintendent of the Gladiator mine, came m last evening.
 J. W. Smith has gone east, on ac- count of the illness of his mother, at Des Moines, Iowa.
 Do not fail to hear Rev. O. J. McFadden's lecture on Double Doses for the Dumps"
 The Epworth League social will meet tonight at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Levi Bashford.
 A marriage license was issued to- day to George C. Owing and Miss Maud Brown, of the Coyote ranch.
 Treasurer Oliver, last night re- ceived the taxes due from the 4. X P. railroad amounting tO nearly $l2,000.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jefferson Aver uncle and aunt of Mrs. A. O. Brodie, and her mother Mrs. Hanlon left yesterday for California.
 Judge J. H. Wright and R. NJ. Ling returned last night from Phenix where they have been in at tendance at Supreme court.
 4 man named Duff is reported to have fallen down shaft in the Lit tie Jessie mine yesterday and to hays sustained quite serious injuries. A deed was filed for record to-day from D. F. Mitchellto Mary Nj. : Cantwell for lot fl block r.. Pres . colt, the consideration bring loo.
 A deed was filed for re ord to-day from T. $. Bullock ana wife to G Ref and H. Brinkmeyc. for lots and f, block 2, Moelle. addition; the consideration named being S40O.
 4 soldier was stabbed, last night. by woman, on Granite street. The wound, while quite painful, is said not to be of serious nature. and as yet the case has not been ro- ported to the officers.
 The editor of our contemporary visited the county treasucer's office yesterday and found that official eounting money and became alarmed ; Tor the iatter's safety, lest he might ! be robbed, and suggests electric 1 Communication between the treas nrer's office and sheriff's office. $ The JOURNAL MINER has received < It's regular annual invoice of seeds from the old reliable seed house of D. Nj. Ferry & Co. of Detroit, Mich I {gsn. If you are in need of seeds. O bulbs, or plants. send to the above ' @@sm and get their catalogue. It is n pne of the oldest and most reliable $ houses of its kind in the United P States. $ Rev. O. J. McFadden will deliver ' 8 lecture next Tuesday evening at tbe Nj. E. Church on the subject of Double Doses for the Dumps and tI other Ailments" Rev. McFaddep 1 Y N said to be very pleasant speaker. D onglnal m his thought, and a rare q lreat Is promised to all who hear his l ecture. ( The. Methodist Church was com ]. -~t~Aly filled last evening with
 Nnd gentlemen to hear about
 Sirl to Love-" by Rev. C. J. I
 The lecture was very in- 2
 ag throughout, being replete i'
 good sound thought, inter D rsed with very many humorous s' lpstrations. Mir. Chase Is not only deep. thinker but an eloquent u peaker, to whom it is always a n Heasure to listen. On Tuesday. r; sebruary 6, he will deliver lecture z, u~The Man to Love-" which will N odoubt prove equally as interest ;s s8 as last nights. n he condition of Private Reillyan. n; 6 Company, llth Infantry, of nc Ripple, who was shot, on Satur- as H night, remains about the same. Hines he shows symptoms indi- of ' lhng that the skull is fractured, K Shlle at other times he seems all P ght. The feeling at Whipple over th bte shooting Is said to be quite O Neng, as IL Is alleged that while tn -eAlyan was under the ipfiuence of st hisky. he had neither thrown n te ek at the house, nor was he at fir apting to enter the room from " ffrh fha shot was fraI sf