Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

Our contemporary pays the follow ing deserving compliment to ou
 present efficient police force: of
 cers Burton aut P'inee keep tn
 town well pdt.olled."
 Contractor Hughes has complete,
 his mile amt halfof grade at Dick
 sons in Skull valley. lie will grad,
 Y and side track there before mov
 ing to tue front.
 A little piece of green ribbon iu
 his buttonhole did not satisfy liar.
 vey Helm to-day. It required a
 whole yard of it to satisfy his St,
 Patrlck's day enthusiasm. General Manager T. k. Gabel, of
 the A. * F. Railroad, says that the
 Grand Canyon stage lin5 from Flag
 staf will be started just as soon Us
 the roads ara in good condition.
 Private John Hem, of B company.
 Huh Infantry, whipplc, was mar
 rlei last evening, by Justice Fieury,
 to Minnie Watkins The bride
 groom was taken from the presence of his bride tn morning and placed in the guard house at Whipple, for absence without leave.
 The gold headed cane contest closed last night with ll9 votes for B, F. Murphy and lls for Judge Howard.
 B. NJ. Goldwater has returned from hts trip east Daring his visit he purchased a large stock of goods Tor the spring trade for the firm of NJ. Goldwater * Bros, fl which he is member.
 Mrs. J. T. Kretsiuger, of Chicago. aunt of Mrs. B. :. SDider, will ar rive on this evenings train for q protracted visit to her niece. Mfr. Snider went to Ash Fork 10 meet her.
 James Nj. Do1son is hlviug n pa 1 tition circulated for his appoint ment as chief of police. Prescott l has un excellent chef of police at 1 present, and one is al the town | n ss.ds.
 Quite large number of Arizona l papers are at present publishing continued stories entitled: De, Iinquent Tax List" They con- .inue the publication of them for four weeks.
 Receiver T. J. Butler is hearing a and contest case today in the land office. The contestant is l.. W. Johnson and the contest ,e Rudolph Reinhart, the land being situated in Peoples valley.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. D. Church will give ba .aar for the ale of ladies' and childrens aprons, etc, the latter part of this month. All articles will be sold 
 A warrant was issued to-day for he arrest of John Richardson of Big Bug, who is charged with being oo handy with his pen. The par Icular act complained or Is writing he name of JeH. Leforse to a check. i
 The six men arrested for breaking lto car at Ash Fork were dis harged from custody thls morning. appearing that they had no more srious designs than to secure de to Prescott to get work on the silroad.
 Tomorrow, Palm Sunday, the ser ices Tn the Church of the Advent i'll be as follows: Maths and Holy with sermon at II a. m.; lndaY School immediately after c ards; evensong and sermon at 7;30 q m. Next week being Holy Week 2, lere will be service in this church e cry afternoon at f o'clock, and, on | riday, at II a. m. also, when there Ill be an address upon the subject !
 the day. All urgently invited to tp tend the Good Friday services. Q The ball was a grand affair last ght; very nice and most congen- e' crowd filled up the hall until 8 dock this morning. The supper ii rved by Mrs. Dewitt and Mrs. hi lrrigan, who, by the way, deserve s, lch credit, and to whom is due nr Ost of the success of the fair, was Al of the incest served on such an asion. The voting contest at the Catho- to
 Fair for the lady's Sl50 gold II teh, has narrowed down to two nm ndidates, Miss Agnes Conlon, of 9 escott, and Miss Maddie Freuler. So Whipple. At the close of the ir last night, Miss Freuler had ar l votes and Miss Conlon ISl votes, S. e watch is very handsome one, E, d NJ. J. Hickey, with his usual NY Il known liberality in all matters n; public interest, headed the list -, its purchase with $20. B There was good attendance last ming at the social given by re } Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E mn, urch. Some excellent music was tel dered during the evening. Prof. Ar llker favored those present with Cc no and violin solos and Mesdames G, an and Snider and Miss Helen NJ, .lis with vocal solos. Mir. Emery, Pi Whipple, also rendered a piano VI Q. Refreshments were served dur the evening, games of various ,,, ds and social converse indulged % S,' and all seemed to have an enjoy tn' 6 time. This was the first of a 9i' les of socials nronosad to ba o,;va, Jul