Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

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 row evening.
 J. H. Hoskins, Jr the we'll knowI
 Flagstaff banker, is in town.
 Contractor Hughes is in town to-
 day from his railroad camp.
 H. H. Mann has been appointed
 dispatcher of the :. F r. x P. rail
 way.
 Yesterdays afternoon train took
 out twenty nine ears besides the
 coach.
 We have passed the goal of shoot
 ing scrapes, and suicides are in
 order next.
 President Murphy of the $. F.,
 r. x i'. railway came in last even
 ing from the east.
 Governor N. O. MuIphy IS ex
 pected in this city for a lengthy visit in few days.
 Do not fail to hear Rev. O. J. Me Mctaddeu's lecture, on Double Doses for the Dumps
 Dr. MacLennan, a famous faith healer of San Francisco, IS paylng his second visit to Phenix.
 Mrs. O. D. NJ Gaddis, (nee Ella Baker, formerly of this city, Is re- ported very i'll ia San Bernardiuo.
 Up to date Photographer Baer has taken 79 pictures of resident Chinese for registration purposes.
 Sunday railroad jauuts over the =. F. F. X F. seem 10 be popular since track laying has commenced.
 H. E. Lantry came in Saturday and relieved his brother. Chas. :. Lantry, who left for tho east yester- day.
 E. B. Gage left this afternoon on n special train for Ash Fork. en route to Grass Valley, to take charge of the remains of Charles Leach.
 Mrs. N. C. Mortesen left this morning for Yarnell, to join her husband, who has a heavy contract | on that property.
 To-day's arrivals at the Hotel | Burke: J. T. Craig, Aspen. Col; F. | .. Giroux, Baker City, Oregon; D. Iarcott, Baker City, oregon; O. Wade, Wichita, Kan.
 The musical program to be rem .ered at the concert to-mo row veuing will bc an enviting feature | this entertainment, and Is we'll 'orth the price of admission. At end by all means.
 Capt. Townsend, one of the own rs of the Lackawana mine in Tonto asin, came in last night with w ,. Casperson. They gave a satis- lctory report, aud will remain for 'veral days in town, as guests of le Windsor.
 Mrs. Mary l.. Smith, oi Paris, hio, died in that city on January 1894. The deceased is spoken of , most estimable lady, aud leaves half-brother in this city, Harrison ee, and a niece in Flagstaff, Mrs. {. A. Bray, to mourn her loss. ! Rev. Smale, of the Baptist church, ( Is adopted a new plan, to secure : tendance at his chuch, by sending 1t personal invitations. While the an IS new, and somewhat novel, send printed invitations tO attend
 particular church, it may be a V 'od one, and churches generally ay adopt It. Winsor guests to-day Thos. Hud S n, Baltimore; C. B. Cage, Tomb one; Capt. Townsend. Payson; w. h Casperson, Chicago; Santa Rog- n s, Joe Askew, Curtis; R. W. tI -ownwell, Boston; J. B. Shea, Los a lgeles; George NJ. Peters. Butte. c ont; F. Scopell, Crook Canyon: k rs. C. R. Martindale, Teller, Colo. c, The preliminary examination of V 'ank McQuilliken, charged with p ooting a soldier, January 20th. n IS heard to-day before Justice r core. Many soldiers from the Al 'rt were in atttendance, while verdi civilians also testified. The cl fendant was placed under Sl,O0O hi nds to appear before the next m and jury, which amount he fur mi shed. a, A telegram was received at 2:3O II Jock to-day by E. B. Gage, sta M lg that Charley Leach was found n ad Tn bed, this morning, at Grass oI Hey, California, death resulting tb 'm asphyxiatiou. Mir. Leach was es a of the best known mining men tu the territory, having his head wi arters at Tombstone. He was lir 70 universally liked, and his death in moves another energetic and in pular man on whom progress in A, ming depended to a great extent pe over the territory. in The big room of the court house dr s packed to-day as if a ting had m sn formed for the reception of so 9 pugilistic gladiators like Mitch and Corbett, to listen to the tes- lony ol witnesses in the shooting Is Chief of Police Miles Archibald, N. ne three weeks ago. The hear ar
 was had before Justice Moore. of 'trict Attorney Morrison and ha ssrs. Ling X Andrews represent the Territory, and T. W. John Pi n the defendant, Miller. Further ring will be given tomorrow. In exchange tells of an adventist an, Q prophesied that the end of the to i'd would come at certain date, mo on his ascension robes, climbed DO he top of stlaw stack and at ted for the crack of doom. He an, tired ot waiting and, forgetting Ry lself, fell asleep. Some boys his covered the mEn sad touched a cas .ch to the straw and woke him. tio ting around on the flames, he mo .aimed, In hell, just as | e1- wh