Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-18
MoNpAY'sDAILY.

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 1 Base ball tomorrow on tke grounds in West Prescott between post and town.
 Coles 4. Bashford is making ex- t,nsive improvements to his resi- dence on Mob Hit.
 The pablic schools have been closed for a week, owing to the prevalence of contagious diseases. B. S. Cofman, the Tombstone mining operator, is again in this section, arriving on last nights | train.
 Charley Zeiger, one of the best ! k own all around men in the south west, is visiting Prescott for few days, coming over from Albuquer- que.
 Prof. Douglass observations in Flagstaff are reported hy he Coco nino Sun to be more favorable than at any point he hes yet visited in the territory.
 Preaching service at he Baptist church tomorrow at II !. m. and < p. m. Meeting of the B. '. F. U. at : r. m. Sunday school at 2:l5 P. n.
 +. J. Austin, D. C. Thorne and William Tyack left tod " for the Santa Maria, where work will be started up on the C )odenough mine.
 All members of the Prescott Ba @ Ball Club are requested to meet at headquarters tonight ai So'clock to arrange for game with Whipples. J. M. AIrKEN, Sec'y.
 Jack Robinson, one of the old timers of this section, wh wandered away some years ago, re: urnei last night. and is stopping at he Winsor He says Prescott is good enough for him hereafter.
 A. W. Edwards. auditor of the construction departmeu of the s. F., P. < P. Railway, will leave to- morrow for brief trip t. San Fran cisco and other points of interest along the coast.
 At meeting of the trustees of the K. ef P. and |. O. O. r. lodges, it was decided to allot a portion of their cemetery to public use. Par ties desiring lots therein can o!tain same by applying to C. H.. Akers Secretary of Board.
 The following guests have their names entered on tho W.nsor regis ter today: P Armstrong. Williams; E. c. Mcintosh, Jerome; W. A. Rowe. Lynx Greek; J. NJ. Grain, Chaparral; E. $. Callin 2, Curtiss; W. H. Morris, Winslow; Ienry Mur- phy, Congress.
 Services at the Con. .sregational Church Sunday at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Preaching by the Rev. W. Fl. $. Demarest. Tomorrow marks the close of the present pastors con nection with the church, as he hopes to leave for the east on Monday.
 The only Patsy Thornton has arrived in Prescott, and is evidently attracted to this place by the repu- tation it enjoys on the outsi le. He is known as one of the most noted sporting men of the generation, and in by gone years figured more prominently in his calling than any other man.
 Judge A. W. Rucker, of Denver, D. W. Ellis, of Aspen, aud Morris Stockder, of Denver, are pavng this section their first visit, coming in on the train last night. They are stopping at the Hotel Burke and are interested ia the Lynx Crock Min ing and Milling Company, and will go out to make an exa lination oi their properties there.
 Messrs. Burke X Hickey have secured the services of j. Nixon to preside over the culinary depart ment of the hotel. He ls spoken of as the finest caterer in the territory. and has been chief c,ok in the ] principal hotels of many towns in Arizona. Lou Kestcr is also asso- ciated with Mr. Nixon in the kitchen of the Burke.
 ! Messrs. Vanderbilt and York have run a 700-f tunnel on the Sunny South mine, in the Bradshaws, at d expect to run several hundred feet further before the ore chute is met ! They are also giving the mine thorough aud practical prospecting, and have expended many hundreds of dollars in the work. They are an energetic team. and deserve prosperity to the fullest extent.
 A party of excursionists left Whipple to-day to view the beauties of the scenery, along the line of the railroad to the west. The party were tendered tue trip through tte courtesy of the officials of the $. F., P. X P., and express themselves as pleased with the trip generally n d speak of the road in admirable terms.
 1 Prof. Cullen gave his second en- tertainment at the NJ. E. Church last evening, and says it was not a success to him financially He at tributes it to the fact that the asso citation of the ancient bible with a nineteenth century photograph is at such variance that the two have not as yet become companionable enough to catch on to the appetite of to-day for more stuff"