Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-03
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

" The Arizona poet has broken out in mild form.
 Admission to the CantaCa Friday evening only p cents.
 Don't fail to buy ticket for tue Cantata Friday night. Installation of officers by the Royal Arch Masons tonight.
 JE. Wagoner, of Wagoner, has been appointed notary Pubhc.
 The total mileage of railways now open to traffic in Japan Is lfI'.
 Major I. Neustatter, chief deputy r. $. marshal, arrived on last night s train.
 HI. Andrews and Reese NJ. Ling, will form law partnership Jan uary lst'
 Sehlessinger has moved his chop house and lunch counter to the west side of the plaza.
 Governor and Mrs. F. A, Tritle and their son Harry leave Chicago tonight for Arizona.
 W. B. Long formerly of this county was married recently ln Phenix to Miss Nellie Hurley.
 John F. Foster and Geo. L. Mer- ritt were appointed baililfs of the United States court this morning.
 The train and telegraph service of the s. F. P. X P. company are excellent-all that could be desired.
 Mrs. J. c. Martin, was the re- cipient of very handsome present from the JoURNAL-MINER force on Monday.
 4 delegation of Indians arrived from Mohave county last evening as witnesses in a selling -whisky-to-In- dian case.
 The Daily Enterprise published by the enterprising Browns m Tue son is a real live newsy sheet. Sue cess to them.
 E. B. Gage, prominent mining man, formerly superintendent of the Grand Central mine at Tombstone, arrived on last nights train.
 The JoURNAL-MINER was in error in saying that Marshall Taft Is a nephew of the late Mrs. Stoddard. He is a brother of the deceased.
 Mrs. Sarah T. Rankin, mother of Mrs. Governor John N. Irwin, died at her home in keokuk, Iowa, De cember If, in her sixty-second year.
 A party just in from Walnut Grove reports that F. J. White repeated the operation of beating his wife again soon after being released from jail.
 Charles Babbitt, P. J. Bran nen, John Worries, F. W. Payne and T. A. Riordan, of Flagstaff, arrived on last evenings train on court bus mess.
 ] Frank W. Payne, John Corners, W. H. Taggart, John F. Foster and Geo. L. Merritt were excused from the United States grand jury this morning.
 The JoURNAL-MTNER is in receipt of an invitation to a reception to be given to the Arizona Teachers As sociation at Tucson, January D, 1884 Sorry We cannot attend.
 Miss Maud Venard, handsome and accomplished young lady of Winamack Indiana, arrived on Mondays train, for a visit to her cousin, Mrs. Ed. Wag- oner, of Wagoner.
 Tewksbury's attorneys think that they have found loop hole in the legal proceedings against him through which he can, for the time being, escape the prospective loop hole, of the result of his conviction. Fred Smith and Fred Ssttes have leased the Golden Eagle hotel, formerly the property of the late" Martin Maier, and will open it January 1. They were both in the employ of Msier and are thorough ly familiar with their business. Judge Wilson today in quite a lengthy opinion decided the Otto will case in favor of the widow ordering the homestead set apart Tor sole use and granting her Sl 900 in cash. The estate Is not large enough to furnish this amount.
 There is a tradition among the Chinese that ifChinese lilies bloom prior to New Years day the fol- lowing year will be a prosperous and lucky one. As these fragrant flowers have already bloomed this season, according to above tradi- ton, we may look for prosperity and good luck for 1894. Marshal Meade has gone to Madison, Wisconsin, with an ex- bank cashier who was arrested in Tucson recently. He is charged with dedication and embezzlement in the year 1892. MT. Meade will arrive here January 1 or 2.
 A telegram from Topeka says that D. B. Robinson, first vice pres ident, has been made general agent for the receivers of the Santa Fe road. It IS understood he will be active manager of the western in terests of the road. MT. Robinson IS one of the best railroad men in the country.
 Hotel Winsor arrivals: R Clad well, F L Wright, City; k B Modin, Tucson; John Sullivan, Kingman; Geo Merwin, Castle Creek; W 4 Richardson, R Nj Rogers, Verde; R k Smith, Sau Francisco; PW Strahan, Cottonwood; Severo Mi. rino, Mexico; J Stafford, Phenix.
 Tomoftow evening, the festival of the Holy Innocents" there will be a ehildren's service at the church of the Advent (EpiscopaD at 7:3O p. m.
 When the Christmas tree will be lighted up and its rich fruit dis trlbuted to the children of the Sun day school Everybody is invited to be present, on this occasion, as at all services iD thIs church. Il q