Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

I = Nh tESDAH DAllH
John II. Smith is on the sick list.
No clue yet to the ssins treasure
box.
J. L. Fisher has just received lot Of
Christmas goods.
K. H. Burmister and family have re.
turned from California
Bsumann's candies are made RICH,
here In Prescott. Fresh every day.
Prescs {, Rifies w,li meet at their Anu
o'y tnls evening. All members are IT,
| I csted % aItrnC.
Kentucky sour mash whisky double
s:a,.' AID good and genuine Tennessee
WIKI rye al me Cob Wob.
Harry Tevaskis, formerly Of Turkey
Creek, is said 10 have struck bonanza
In mining a, Tip Top.
The commissioners yesterday filed
their report assessing the damages TO
the Duke ranch at $3.50
For fresh and extra fine candies for
the holidays call at Baumann's coniec-
tionery, east side OF the plaza.
Fred S. Hubbard formerly of Prescott,
is now full-fiedged phonographist and
dem 1cratic politician in Chicago.
The Psrscou Grays viii give social
hop a their Annoy an rhursasy ever
ing, D1ee niber On. Inkeis, 81.
Norman Mcleod vas yesie,Gay he'd
la the sum OF $500 bal /" keep the
pea,r for sIA motifs by Jusricr P.nnen-
buzz.
Palmer & Sloan's daily stage line to
the terminus OF the railroad leaves Pres
colt at o'clock ?. IN. Saturday. Office
at Aitkens'.
Wiiiim Smith, the irrepress.ble butch
Il sna tick ,ei,er, Is wi-lding a oleaver
and s4~ once more in the YaSApsi meat
make.
The following were the receipts OF the
shcriff's Office for November: Licenses,
$1O21 fees, $9s; United State. prison
ers. Sll7.75; total, 81 236.75.
We are under obligations to Hon
Thos. E. Parish, assistant secretary Of
Arizona, for copy Of Governor Zulick's
report to the secretary of the interior.
Imported Frankfort sausage and sau-
erkraut, smoked beef and all kinds OF
sausage always on hand At the Capitol
restaurant. If
The days of high prices IN Prescott
have passed away. Drugs and patent
medicines are selling at New York
prices at Robinson's drug store south
Montezuma. street.
George Young, of Skull Valley. has
this year sowed ten acres in rye as an
experiment for hay. He has also put
in crop of Odessa wheat for the same
purpose.
Ford's Montezuma SIe. t cigar
store. Fresh candies and nuts just re-
ceiv, 4; these goods are nice and fresh
l buy in small quantities, consequently
have no old stock on hand. Give me q
AL. Olaf
Wells. Fsrg' & Co.'S treasure box,
which ief here on Sunday was reported
misslus Il Piescttt Junction On the A.
rival Of the rri1 there. Sheriff Null
ve-,.,n has gone OFT t. inyesti. ate.
Chew Piper Heidseck" and "Tokay,'
smoke "Aitkens Best" Stsrgo," "Silk
Tie" and M. E" cigars. "Sportmans"
"Caporal," Full Dress" cigarettes and
various other brands of cigars and cigar
cites a. Athens.
can safely recommend Ely's Cream
Balm for the cure Ca;arrah, Cold in the
Head. etc. Before l have used the bot
tie purchased find myself cured. At
times could scarcely smell anything
and had a headache most OF the time
Henry Lilly. Agent for the American
Express Co., Grand Haven Mich. Price.
10 cents.
On the arrival Of the trai:, Sunday
nigh, at Presct It Junction, Wills, Fargo
& Co.'S treasure box, con,sining some
81 300 was found to be missios, Word
was teiegraphed to Frank Meador, the
agen, here, who sent Sheriff Mulvenon
out to investigate.
Abner Wade, of Walnut Grove, left |
for home to-day with wagon load of
supplies from W. c. Bashford 4 Co.'S.
He reports active work on the dam Of |
the Walnut Grove Storage COM
pany, portion of which is now
eight feet high. They have about one
hundred men employed at present.
On the 10th instant the Somnar house
will be opened as first class hotel. The
house is now fitted up with a dining
-oom. ladies' parlor, billiard, chess and
-ead,ng rooms, and everything ca!cula-
ed TO make it comfortable for guests.
Board with or without lodging at mod
rate charges. ditto
holiday Notice.