Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-10
FROM MoNpAY's DAILY.

FROM MoNpAY's DAILY.
 Mrs. II. H. Carter is sick.
 "If at first you don't succeed try try again." Bashford.
 "I made more liars than votes in Ton to Basin." O'Niell.
 Ex-Governor Tritle left this morning for brief business trip to Flagstaff.
 T. J. Butler, territorial treasurer, with his family has gone to Phenix on visit and to attend the fair.
 The departure of the northern stage has been postponed now until 10 30 a. m., and will arrrve at l. 30. ' MT. Ernest, A tailor, arrived here on last Saturday evening and expects to | open a tailor shop. shortly. Ex-Mayor Ingwerson's condition con- 1 tinues to grow worse and his friends en- certain but slight. if any hopes of his re- covery.
 Perhaps Secretary Bayard will conde- scend to inform us poor people if he really said he thought more of an Indian than poor white man.
 Gen. Perry and Maj. Barber are in from California. Theyleft there because ofthe prospects of democratic govern or.
 The Prescott Rifles will on thanks giving enening give grand ball at the city hall. Tickets at the moderate price of two dollars each. Rev. G. II. Adams, who was injured by the upsetting ofthe stage on his way to Prescottf was unable to preach yester- day.
 It is currently reported that the demo- cratic territorial administration will pro- 1 vide places for the defeated democratic candidates on the county ticket. The republicans of Pima county elect ed two to the lower hous of the legislature, county judge, clerk of court, recorder, district attorney and one supervisor The Dudes will meet at their head quarters at 8 90 this evening, to rejoice over the arrival of their new cart winch they claim does eclipse that of their riv- als, the Toushs. Fred Williams has only three to work of his sixteen mining claims. If he don't get rich mining it wont be because he is not working hard and does not deserve to.
 Mrs. Col. Mason and Mrs. Capt. we.- ton, while out for drive this morning met with an accident. The wheel of the buggy came off in front of Kelley & Stephens. Fortunatly no one was hurt. Considerable complaint is made about the crossing on Montazuma stree. where Mrs. Weston broke her buggy this morning. Huston of the Gray Eagle stables also broke vehicle at the same place last Saturday. We welcome Col. c. c. Bean home again.
 He made an honorable fight, and be. cause he lost, the territory lost a oppor- tunity of showing its gratitude for his many years of faithful service in her behalf.
 J. L. Fisher. our popular merchant has gone on visit to his Walnut Grove stock ranch for few days. During his absence, his head clerk and salesman, Farley Smith, will have charge of the store. A more courteous and obliging young man cannot be found in Arizona.
 Little Johnie Robertson is a candidate for reelection as page to the next house of representatives, and in accordance with the custom is getting cut some cards which he willenclose in personal
 letter, addressed to each of the newly elected members.
 T. s. Bullock has again gone to New York on business for the Arizona Cen. tral railroad.
 He is working like a beaver and mer. it's the responsible position of general
 manager.
 Some of the territory news papers
 might stop abusing Governor Tritle long
 enough to thank him for the many a
 hundred dollars they have drawn for
 government advertising that he could
 have cut off by raising his finger. Such
 would he beneath him. Zulick would
 have don e it for much less propicstion The business men of Prescott should be alive to the fact that upon the com pletion of our road this will be the near est point for many settlements that have heretofore traded at places that get ,heil supplies from the Southern Pacific. In ducements should be extended to thes, , people and good wagon roads should bt
 made for them to travel oyer to reaci