Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-15
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

Christmas trees are nov in oedef
 MT. Her.og is on the sick iist
 Dance with the 0rays this evening. GoyRC. Powers left for the Black Hills to-day.
 Another south wind to-day .portends another storm .. Jake Marks and B. Goldman asrived from Phenix last evening.
 Dick Rule vii bs . candidate tor chief clerk of the assembly.
 H.M.van Arman, ex-seeresary of AT izona, is stopping in Chigaso.
 We have sampled the saserac's swees cider and pronounce it excellent
 J.D. Hughes. deputy revenue col lec,o,. u of on . trip to the Vulfure.
 Professor Thomas will open Ar. Bash ford's new opera houss with prone made concert and ball
 W. H. Kirkland, an old timer, As rounding up acquAintances in Prescott and talking of early dayA
 Jus,ice Pannenberg rendered judg' neut in favor of J. H. Hamilton against RC. Powers for SIG to-day.
 Mr Gnbble, of Central City. Colorado. left to-day. in company with Governor Zulick, for visit to Vulture.
 car load of ore from vaFious nines iu .hi. vicinity awaits fhipmsnt rom Governor Tritles warehouse.
 Mrs. N. o. Murphy and Ais Lutis Murphy entertained . number of lad'es at luncheon yesterday aftsrnoon in we's Prescott.
 Johnny Behan will be . candidate Tor eereeant-at-arms of the house Of reprs- sentatiyes st the session of the ieyislA' ture,
 A California troupe has already been sending inquiries about Ar. Bashiords new opera house. with . visw of coming here.
 There is strong talk in xohsve eoun' ty of contesting the removal of the county seat from Mineral Park to King man
 Robert Fitzsimmons, whom the Phe- nix papers designate a' saloon swamp CT, was burned to death in the late Phe- nix fire.
 Charles Driscol, eecr etary of :he dem ocratic territorial central committee, is stopping in Prescott. He has his eye on legislative position.
 NC. Sheckles has just completed il- ing contract for w. 2. Wilson q Co. O. 3O.O0O feet of bridge timber to the Prescott & Arizona Central rAilrosd.
 Miss Jessie Stephens consemplates. with the assistance of c number ot Free colt vocalists, favoring our people short' ly with a concert in the new opera house.
 The question of who stole that tress' ure box, and what became ot that .smart yaller dog" will probably gu down to future generations along with that other conundrum. "who struck Billy Patterson" au unsolved mystery J.C. Otis, the artistic paper hanger and painter. has just completed the jot of ornamenting the inner walls of Mar tin Maier's new house in Wet Prescott near the city dam.
 William Wilkerson is repairing hii Mon,ezuma street building. having given 8 twelve months lease Of it to A wollenberg, who will remove his general merchandise store there January lst.
 IL is so be hoped that the next city council will be able to devise some means for putting the city reservoir n thorough repair SO it can be filled with water during the season of plenty.
 The longer we run . newspaper and write about people and events. the mors we realize how utterly impossible 1t is sc scratch every man on the spot where he i.ches the most.-Dakota Exchange.
 The Epitaph claims that the enemies Q: General Wsrdwell have defeated thai gentleman in th C matter os his appoint men: as agent of the Lemhi Indians This is an unkind cut.
 Sorry the testimony in the late pre liminary examination did not suit oul contemporary The JorRSAL-MISEl simply published the essential points O the testimony without giving it any ex tEaneous coloring.
 Ed Horne h,s filed his bond as coun ty recorder with the probate judge il :hc sum of 5000. with the followinI bcndsmen: J. 1. Gardner, D. Levy. J ". Dougher,v. George H. Curry. J. l f;.h.r.
 Ash trees three feet high. produce from ;he seed this year. are to be sec in several yards and gardens. Such growth demonstrates that little is to b gained in purchasing this variety trees Q: a greater age.-GS1e,te.
 Phenix has board of trade with tt following officers: J. \. T. Smith, pres dent; J. NJ. Ellis. vice president: Le Goldman, treasurer: Gus Hershield. se re;ary: Messrs. Tan;an. Farley an Long directors.
 A Cedar Springs, Mich, young ma called ou young woman one eveniI and fell asleep in his chair with one ar around her waist. When he awoke found tha: he WAS embracing . chul and iha; the young woman had disa rea-ed.
 Lieutenant. Ray. well known for h explorations and investigations of | northern Pacific and Arctic ocess passed through Pheuix . few days sin