Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-21
MoNDAY's DAILY.

MoNDAY's DAILY.
 Have you taken "gig" yeti
 W. s. Head of Camp Verde, is in } town.
 The mercury took another tumble last night.
 The Chinese have virtually taken
 the court house.
 Go to church tomorrow, but
 don't pray for rain.
 Judge Burns continued registra-
 tlon of Chinese to-day.
 J. NJ. W. Moore went out to Ash
 Fork to-day, to meet his wife and
 son.
 1 A Keeley graduate fell from grace
 last night and has been having a
 lively time.
 The Chinese should make good
 voters, judging from their eager
 ness to register.
 Word has been received here an
 n uncing that the grand lodge
 Knights of Pythias of Arizona will
 meet in Phenix, May II.
 The Baptist church was crowded last night, at the rendering of the Mother Goose eantata. The can tata was beautifully rendered.
 The Lenten tea giren by the 1 ladies of the Episcopal Church was at the residence of Mrs. R. C. Wood i ruff instead of at the residence of | Mrs. H. k. Armitage.
 H. D. Ross, to-day, receipted for government property in the United l States land office here, and will l assume the duties Of register on Monday. The retiring register completed three years and ten months of his term today.
 The Baptist Church will be closed on Sunday morning. Rev. Joseph Smale will preach at the Congrega- tional Church but will hold services in his own church at night
 A deed from F. Nj. Bradshaw to the Henrietta Mining Co, for 45 acres of placer ground, considera- ton Sl, was filed for record today with Recorder Brodie.
 Jewish. Greek and Christian Preachin is the theme of Rev. Joseph Smale's sermon at the Con gregational Church on Sunday morning. One hours service from II a. ID. to l2 m.
 Our contemporary did not seem to grasp the idea advanced by the Denver Mining Record in regard to those played out machinists coming to Prescott. The central thought was that their failure was due to want of advertising, and it's advice was Co come to Prescott, advertise and they will succeed 1t IS good advice, too.
 Tomorrow, the first Sunday in , Lent, the services in the Church of , the Advent, Episcopal will be as follows; Lltany and celebration of , the holy eucharist with sermon II I a. m., Sunday School immediately . afterward, at l2:l5 p. m.; evensong {, and sermon at 7:S0p. m. Seats free !, and all persons are invited to all 4 services in this church. Services on : Wednesdays at p. m.; Friday at ' 30 p. m. Lecture on Holy Com nunion" next Friday.
 Vim. Sutton, employed by Con- P tractor A. J. Hughes on the :. F. s X r. grade, was hit on the head y Dy rock from blast and instantly W killed. Sutton had gone the farth- ; 'st away from the shot of any of . he working men and from the D nature of the wound had apparent a y been looking up at either the 'ock that hit him or at others. De- S; ceased came here a short time ago n rom Teller, Colorado, where his W ylfe resides. His wife's brother d vas at work with him on the grade. W lis remains were brought to town E his morning for burial. Justice o Eleury held an inquest yesterday ti 'ver the remains of the deceased. b md the jury returned verdict in h ccordance with the above facts. r, lis fellow workmen raised quite a Ii um of money, which will be orwarded to the widow of the de- eased.
 In to-day's issue appears the ad- w ertisement of the business of c. A. m )ake, an energetic young merchant n, f this city. Succeeding to the wnership of the pioneer mer- handise store of Hon. Jno. G. li' but few weeks ago, after Ill ears of steady employment in the anne, Mir. Dake had hardly assum- Tn d charge when the misfortune of a Sa ostly fire overlook him and his m However, he is again } the front, and bright and early to D Monday morning will again open tn le doors of his house for patron ye. His selection of goods Is com wc lete, while his prices are such that G, n inspection Is asked for by all Fe ho intend to purchase anything in ye le merchandise, ranch, hardware r mining supply line Mir. Dake ,b as also refitted the store through O, at, which with the addition of a VI sw stock of goods, will give to this again an air of life n Id activity. M