Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
SATURDAYS DAILY.

} SATURDAYS DAILY. J. R. Slack is in town
 J. k. Slack is in from Chaparral.
 "Wednesday will be St Valentine's $
 day.
 Lucky" Baldwin Is in from Cur
 tiss.
 Buy a ticket for tomorrow even
 ing's lecture.
 E. B. Gage left this morning for Los Angeles.
 E R. Mervin, of Kingm,n, cane
 in on Saturdays train.
 \ nice lot of fresh bananas just received at J NJ. Aiken B.
 Geo. w. Ward aud Bertha Gal braith were married last Friday. Wm. Stephens, of the Verde val
 ley, has been appointed a deputy ! assessor.
 Charles R. Bayless of Flagstaff, died February of pneumonia aged 29 years.
 An unusually interesting musical programme will be rendered toe morrow evening at the lecture in the NJ. l.. chuech.
 \ live rattlcsnake was found on Saturday afternoon under tine stove of the burned wash house.
 Don't fail to attend the lecture tomorrow evening and learn all about The Man to Love"
 Ex-Governor \. Q. Murph, tel,- graphs that he will reach Prescott on Wednesday February H.
 The Mohaye Miner looks for the 1 starting of many irrigating pro jects in Mohave county when spring opens.
 A marriage license was issued to- day for Joseph Carroll and Miss Fannie Cash, both of the Verde l Valley.
 Some of these novice burglars l wilt run up against a "didn't- know-it- | was-loaded' place if they are not | careful.
 According to the Mohaye Miner there was an epidemic of black eyes and broken noses at the White Hills last week.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Donald Mccormick took place this morning from the residence of Ne kinnon Brothers.
 A freight wreck occurred near Albuquerque yesterday delaying the west bound Los Angeles train for over twelve hour,.
 Bobert Cornell and wife cole brated the l6th anniversary nf their marriage on Saturday. May they live 10 celebrate their Golden we'd ding.
 C. C. Hall, the well known com mercial traveller. of Albuquerque, arrived on the noon train today, and is circulating among our husi- ness men taking orders for goods.
 A Mexican named Jose Nuna was arrested to-day. charged with the theft of vest from NJ. Wollen- berg's store. He will have his trial before Justice Fleury at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
 Parties going to the Mid-winter Fair should not fail to read the of the S. P. company. This company offers side rides at greatly reduced rates to all who attend the fair.
 Saturdays snow fall was the heaviest of the season. It was fol- lowed by a "cold snap" on Saturday night. The snow melted some dur ing the day on Sunday but last night was another "colfee cooler"
 The Missouri 'possum, received several days since by J. NJ. Dodson, was served on Saturday night to of his friends. It had the usual sweet tater" trimmings and is reported by those who par took to have been luscious dish.
 The thermometer at Whipple. yesterday morning registered six degrees below zero, or within one degree of the coldest night this winter. This morning the mercury lodged just one degree higher, on he five degree notch.
 At the meeting of the Ladies Aid | society of the Nj. E. Church, held asst Friday, Mrs. H. H. Carter re- signed as president and Mrs. Cole vas elected president of the Society. s The next meeting will be held at he residence of Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken, next Friday.
 A. J, McNab, personal friend of l President F. NJ. Murphy of the C 5. F.. r. & F. railroad, who has been 'isiting in Prescott for several days, ( eft this morning for Los Angeles. f NIT. McNab Is a partner of Senator ; Shoup of Idaho, and is one of the | l. IA .-H