Arizona republican., 1896-12-30


 Baptist ministers of Prescott have de- cided to call their congregations to- gether for a weeks union revival ser vices The series will be started by mass meeting to be held in the Meth odist church next Sunday evening at 7:30 Rev. T. D. Mclean will preach the sermon.
 A French woman living in the dis reputable quarter was arrested the other day for a misdemeanor She paid a fine yesterday and expressed in dignation at the carelessness of the officer who had, she said, caused her honored name to be inserted in the warrant. She put an accent on 'hon- ored," by which she meant her real name
 The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad com pany has agreed to pay to Mohave county the sum of S16,211.40 taxes on it's assessment for 1896, says the Mo- have Miner. There was dispute over S113, which the supervisors agreed to strike from the roll. The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad company has for years done the square thing by the county and the supervisors were wise to pave the way to settlement. The com pany pays one-half the tax of the county.
 Persons intending to be present at the banquet and ball at the Hotel Ad- ans on Thursday night, December 51, should leave notice of their intention at the hotel office today before noon. Otherwise it will be impossible to know to what extent to make prepara- tion for the reception of guests. A large number of gentlemen have sig nified their intention to be present, but without a definite understanding that they will be present the manage ment cannot arrange for their recep- tion.
 In the course of an address before the teachers association Dr. Me Naughton comparing the California of old with the present, said then one might travel from San Diego to the Mission in the north by a relay of borrowed horses. At each mission he would be freely entertained and he would be furnished with silver to meet his expenses on the road. Now, said the doctor, "in California they sell the very atmosphere at thousand dol lars an acre, and, we'll, they throw in the land which lies under it.''
 The new machinery TOT the Phoenix Creamery company has been received and is being put in place. A gentle a,.if cultural matters, has inspected the ] machinery and the appointments o1 the building. He says there are 1T 1 Iowa several hundred creameries, but there is none which so nearly ap breaches a model creamery as the one | Phoenix will have. It will be in op eration in about three weeks and il order that it may be run regularly, al ! least 800 cows must get down. to busi ! ness.
 | Some time last May miner named Shaw was badly injured by cave 0. | dirt and rocks in a mine south O. Prescott, says The Courier. The thigl was broken above the knee and there were other injuries. The fractured
 
 leg hung by fragments and was use less member Monday Dr. Davis, as sisted by Drs. Hall and Sewall, per ] formed a surgical operation on the leg which consisted of cutting down on tht l fragments and performing resectiol for the purpose of perfecting bon. union which will give Shaw a shorter but it is hoped, serviceable limb.
 At the First Methodist church nex l Tuesday evening, January 5, will b. given the second musicale for the ben eft of the pipe organ fund. The Trebl Clef club will appear in several mum bers prepared especially for this oc casion and as it is their first appear ance during the present winter, tn ladies will no doubt be greeted wit the presence of a great many friends Some of the most popular singers an one or two who have not yet appeare
 before a Phoenix public, will assist
 also Miss Marie Anita Yaeger, who's
 name needs no introduction to ou
 city. Tickets at 50 cents each may b
 purchased from some of the youn people of the church, and will also b placed on sale at Irvines stationer store.
 The Washington Star says: "M , Theodore w. Birney, one of the bes known of the younger members of tn , local bar, has, upon the advice of h. } physicians, left the city for Arizon; Some months ago MT. Birney caugf
 severe cold during fishing tri with the result that his lungs ocean so badly affected that his physician deemed it unwise for him to renal , here during the winter months. The
 advised him to spend the winterti
 Arizona, and few days ago he le
 for Phoenix in that state Thel