Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-03-19
From Saturdays Daily.

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 them would leave tonight.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Look out for the original Uncle
 Josh story in Journal-Miner in issue
 of March 22nd.
 Easter sale at Mir. and Mrs. J. C.
 Mather's next Tuesday evening, will
 be open afternoon and evening.
 A. S. Mills, of Phenix, formerly edi-
 tor of the Phenix Enterprise, has
 been called east by the serious illness
 of his father.
 Thomas R. Ring and his nephew,
 Thomas w. King, the Big Chino val
 ley stockmen were in town today on
 business trip.
 c. NJ. Sabin, in charge of the Pull
 man car service between Ash Fork
 and Phenix, is taking thirty days
 lay off. He expects to make a visit
 east shortly.
 Captain c. A. Weeks returned
 Thursday from visit east. He was accompanied by some Illinois capi- talists, who are here to look over the mining interests of this section.
 Rev. E. B. Taft will preach tomor- row evening at the Baptist church on the theme, "What are You Thinking About?" The subject for the evening will be ''Why More men do not At tend Church"
 Dr. Peter Cooper died at the Blue Bell mine yesterday of hemorrhage of the lungs. The body was brought to Prescott and embalmed for shipment to his former home at Wellington, Delaware, for burial. Deceased was 43 years old and leaves a wife and child.
 Three petty larceny prisoners were brought in from Big Bug yesterday to serve sentences in the county jail, two being for sixty days each and one for forty days. They will be set to work on the court house ditch.
 "The Saints are in Thy Hands," and Evolves of the Night" will be the morning and evening themes at the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina Street, tomorrow.
 That Los Angeles man who has just gone to Central Africa to hunt wild and ferociaus gorillas should first have taken trip to South Caro- lima, where the daddy of 'em all lives |. A. Times.
 D. D. Mcdonald has returned from a protrated visit in Los Angeles. l During his visit there he participated in a number of shooting tournaments | and succeeded in defeating the cham piOn shot of southern California. He | also combined business with pleasure | and invested about Sl5,000 in income paying real estate from which he de- rives a revenue of Sl50 per month.
 A course of excellent and very in teresting lectures are being given by | Dr. Long at the Congregational church. One of these lectures are given each SundaJ evening at 7:30. He discusses and compares the char acter of great men in these lectures. The subject for tomorrow evening is 'The life and Character of Saul" No resident or visitor in Prescott | should spend dull Sunday evening | for these discourses are scholarly, en- and very instructive.
 The Rev. J. H. Kingsbury of Bos- ton will occupy the pulpit at the Con- church tomorrow morn ing. In the evening Rev. H. B. Long will give a lecture on Saul" this being the second in a course of six lectures on Great Characters" | Excellent music, MT. A. Armitage will assist the choir.
 Staff Captain H. Connett of Los Angeles will conduct meetings in Howey hall Monday and Tuesday | evenings March 24 and 25th, com at o'clock. Staff Captain Connett is good speaker and Sal vationist of many years experience. She is at present in command of the Southern California and Arizona di- vision. Don't fail to attend the as everybody is invited. After the service Tuesday evening, March p, coffee and cake will be served.
 E. A. Kastner X Co.'S cash register lacked about five or six dollars on Friday morning of having the amount of change that was left in it Thurs day night Just how it made its es- cape Is not clear, as the place was | locked just as it had been left on evening and there was no evidence apparent of a burglarieus entrance having been effected. So far as could be noticed nothing else | was taken except the money.
 A small party of ladies invaved the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Ziba O. Brown on Thursday evening and took possession of it for three or four hours. While Mir. and Mrs. Brown | were surprised at the invasion, no re- was offered by them, and | with music and games, the time was passed very pleasantly by all. The occasion of the visit in addition to paying their respects to Mr. and Mrs. Brown was also in the nature of a | farewell party to Mir. and Mrs. O. D. parents of Mrs Brown, who | will leave for their home at Clay Cen ter, Kansas, next Tuesday.