Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
TUESDAYS Daily, Octoberil.

TUESDAYS Daily, OetOberil.
 There are nine horses at the race track now
 The board of supervisors are hold ing their regular quarterly meeting to-day.
 The Arizona Conference of the Methodist Church will convene in Flagstaff on Thursday, October 3, Bishop Warren presiding.
 The preliminary examination of Ed. Payne, for the killing of Joseph Campbell will be held before Justice J. Nj. W. Moore at 70 o'clock Thurs day morning, October 3.
 The Prescott Cycle Club will hold a meeting at Aitken's fruit store "Wednesday evening, October 2d, to arrange for bicycle races. All wheelmen should be present.
 A Swiftly" incident took place this afternoon between two collec- tors on Montezuma street. Plenty of blood and hard language was noticed, but gold galore was lack ing.
 If you need good medicine 10 purify your blood, give nerve strength and build up your entire system, take Hoods Sarsaparilla. It prevents sickness by making pure blood. Hoods Pills cure nausea sick headache indigestion and bil-, iousness. 25c.
 The Territorial W. C. T. U. will meet in convention October 2, 1895, at To o'clock a. m. at Andre Hall in Tempe. It Is hoped there will be a good delegation from the different unions, All delegates will be en- teriained free.
 Mas. KATE II. WArRoNs, President. Mas. FRED HoUoH, Secretary. 27s4t
 Parties owning the best patented dry placer machine ever invented would like to correspond with own CTS of rich placer grounds in regard to furnishing machines, taking pay for same in placer grounds. Ad- dress Reeds Dry Placer Machine Co.,. 339 Washington St., Room l, Boston, Mass, giving full particulars and locations of grounds, and what you are willing to do.
 Rev. G. A. Neeff, the German Lutheran Superintendent of Mis- sions for Arizona and New Mexico, came in on the 9:45 train this morn ing from Phenix, and will preach a German sermon to his people this evening at 8 o'clock at the First NJ. F.. Church, to which every one un- derstanding the language Is most heartily invited. Rev. Neef leaves tomorrow morning for his home in Santa Fe, N. NJ.
 Reorganization of the republican, league in Arizona is the next good work in hand The union of all earnest, sincere republicans to fur ther the cause of repuDlicanism, which is the cause of good govern ment, cannot fail iu producing great results. It is to be hoped that the leagues experience with Heney and Woodward, last year, will profit the organization. Turning down leaders who are always republicans for men whc are republicans with an if, has been given full and fair trial. Give the other method a chance.-No- gales Oasis.
 A Chinese merchant called on City Tax Collector Fredericks few days since to pay his city taxes He was informed of the amount, which re promptly paid, taking the col 'c,'tor's receipt for the same. A few ddy, since he rtnru"d to the office, ind insisted on making a fur, Ter p;ymaGt, as ae sali that on looking nvrr his receipt he found that he was not assessed for as much as his property was worth. Of course Mr. Fredericks had no authority to change the tax roll, and was com pelled to decliue the tender.
 A. K. Lee, the Chaplrral mol chant, is in town.
 Edwin Hill, of Stoddard. was a welcome caller at this office to-day.
 Editor c. NJ. Funston, of the Coconino Sun, was a caller at this office this morning.
 Charley Morgan returned to day from Congress, where he has been engaged m putting up a h lu,o for derry Barton
 Misses Sadie and Fannie Dsauing, ot San Francisco, Cal, are visiting their friend. Mrs. J. Ralph Dillon. They came here to locate perma- nentiv.
 WalterS. Taylor, representing the wholesale drug house of Redington X O., of San Francisco, and. by the way, very pleasant and genial gen. tleman, was in town to-day. Mir. Taylor is also editor of a trade paper called "The Druggist"