Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
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Masonic lodge meets tonight. e w. NJ. Claypool has returned to @ Prescott.
 Hotel Burke now has two first p, class white cooks.
 T. Ellsworth Monroe, of Stoddard, - was in town to-day.
 Don't forget the lecture next - Tuesday evening.
 Born, January 26. to Mr. and Mrs
 Ed. Roberts, daughter.
 E. A. Jordan, of the Verde valley,
 was caller at this office today. A short muslcal programme will be rendered at next Tuesdays
 lecture.
 D. P. Conroy has been appointed
 superintend of the Maricopa X D Phenix railroad
 Edw ard L. Jordan. of Verde val
 ley, was among the out of town
 visitors to Prescott to-day.
 Several hundred feet of the l
 Jerome tramway and one of the l
 power houses were burned few |
 days since. Chief of Police Miles Archibald l
 was on the streets yesterday, for the I
 first time since he was shot by Con
 stable Miller.
 Rev. O. J. McFadden' s lecture will
 be not only amusing but instructive.
 Go and hear it at the NJ. E. Church
 next Tuesday evening.
 pr. Meyer, the opticln. will re m ain in Prescott until Sunday next.
 Those desiring his services should
 call at once. td
 A deed has been filed for record from J. W. Tanner and wife to Chas. R. Chestnut for I6O acres ofland on
 Beaver creek, the consideration be- ing S650.
 "ln the School of Christ or Find ing Rest" IS the theme of Pastor Joseph Smale's sermon at the Bap-
 tist church tomorrow luorning. One hours service from II to I2 1 o'clock.
 The B. Y. P. |. at the Baotist NAuANh AbAAtAFAAON tNtAtA&iz tA ( slN Bs ] | m. An interesting programme will be carried out by the Baptist Young People. TOpic:-"Rest in Christi ! The services will be concluded by the Pastor giving a sermon on The q Gift of Rest" -
 Nineteen years m the Country . and Twelve years an Office Holder" " or What Don't know about Leg t' islation," IS said to be the title of a book now in the course of prepara- ton, and which promises to be one 10 of the most thrilling of the present P century. z.
 The gist of a communication, se published Tn our contemporary, thIs tI morning, is to the effect that large amount of city warrants were re- deemed in 1892 and that the city is O indebted $500 on account of the 2, "sale of property as
 Sabbath day will be devoted to q special revival services at the First ~ Methodist church, Marina street N Sermon at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Sunday school after morning ser h, mon. Epworth League meets at at 6:30 D. m. in church parior We or cordially invite strangers, and all pl who have no church home. to wor- to ship with us. C. J. Chase, pastor. a
 Mir. E. E. Todd, the tuning ex- gc pert is in town. Those desiring his m services can leave orders at Gold water Bros store. Mir, Todd comes we'll recommended and So ,~sll ,,nIN,.htnll.- .la SN' ness during the few days he is here. .. E'
 Tomorrow, Sexagesima, the ser Br vices in the Church of the Advent Al (EpiscopaD will be as follows: Holy NJ at 7:30 a. m.; maths, M litany and sermon at II a. m.; Sun day school immediately afterwards, E, at about l2:l5 D. m.; Evensong and sL at 7:30 p. m. Services and ", lecture every Friday evening at 7:30 NT p. m. Seats all free, and everybody Fl invited to all services in this church. sa,
 Professor Thomas has succeeded l do in organizing a choral union at nO Santa Ana, as will be seen from the Po i,r Santa Ana correspondence S7;. of the Los Angeles Times: "A large "'' number of ladies and gentlemen of o,c Santa Ana and Tustin, who are mu- t;U sically inclined, met in Congrega- do iional Hall, Santa Ana, Monday ". evening, and took the initial steps frI toward the organization of a choral o,, union. Mrs. l. E. Srack was chosen ;n temporary president, and Mourice nn farnell was chosen secretary. Prof. ddi Ludwig Thomas stated the object ~ ,a, )f the m 9eting, and after a general rn discussion of the matter, it was de- ip,,; ,ided that the union should be or all all yanized." "ii
 Dr. Clark left Minneapolis, Min lesota, about eight years ago, leay- wa wa ng behind him a young wife and @ oe' ,ne child. The most diligent tm' tmT' search on the part of his wife failed eiI O reveal the whereabouts of the 'IL husband until a short time ol ince when she discovered that he son vas living in Bisbee with a young ImHs IT wife and two children. The doc iIs Dls or, and wife number 2, said to be -he very handsome woman, came to a et, 5isbee about year ago. Mrs. Clark l.o SD lumber one arrived in Tombstone a uo' week. ago, and within few hours 4 fter her arrival the doctor was ar wh, ested on a charge of adultery, on woI complaint sworn to by her. The put 'rospector says that Mrs. Clark, of to [ Minneapolis, does not appear at all wal nxious to prosecute her husband, got ut on the contrary feels kindly hin oward him. They were together disc pr several hours and dined in each mat ther's company at the Can Can. Gal Ee is apparer tly indifferent t0 bis excI Ate nr does lt realizs his pnsitinn ] Dee