Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-10

| Under fhe new nail contract which goss
 into ensct July ne8t, the Pres ,ott routs
 extends from Ash Fork 10 Aaricops. Stages
 instead of remaiping bere over nieht, will,
 when It goes into e6sct go directly
 through.
 | Fritz Jesssn's red bats arrived last even .
 ing and have been sdnircd to-dsy by quite
 large sumbes of people. J. N. Rodsn-
 burg, it is ssid, has purchased them to send
 to tee Hamburg euseum, and they VIII
 only remain oa sxhibitios st Jessens Head
 quartsrs this evening and tomorrow.
 A California editor recently received .
 cord of wood in payment for . subscription,
 which was piled in front cf the ofics st .
 late hour. The next morning be found six
 stieks lett. Ths fact led the editor to be-
 lisve that the morals of the tovs were i'm
 proving. A year ego, he ssys, there would l not hsse been stick left.
 Dan Wright and associasss, the relocators of the old Tip Top mine, have cold ther eotre claim to the Ss L. uis-Ysvapai
 Mining Company, and the later is now en. gsged in reconstructiag the road between Gillett and Tip Top which we va.ted out
 badly two years ago, and hes rot since been repaired.-Hesald.
 The relocstors of the old Tip Top mine have leased that mine from ihe St. Louis Ysvspai company for term of ten years, and the stipulation of the leass is that tbe working of the ore by the company shall not be over e1s per ton. The company will movs the old Gillets mill up Co the mine ts work tie ore.
 J. F. Da,nss. who was implicated with DWHitchcock i. the killing of Harmon, in Aohsvs county, and in a attempt to kill Lee Thompson, was relsased on bal to day. The amount of bail required vas ts,50O, and . telegraph order arrived yesterday stating that that amount he'd been placed in the bank in an Isws town, to insure his | appearance for trial.
 We undentand that the 6t. Louis -Ya. | vspai mining company hes made very rich | strike just opposite Fsrleys camp, oo West Humbug, iA claim that vas heretofore re- garded e worthless, and also that Coever and Tros,er have unearthed . very valuable body of ore just this side of the Stockads, The n ill of the St. Louis-Yavapai comps- ny has just resumed operations after being shut down to put m s,lver pans. Gazette.
 Nelson H. Baker, District Attorney Wsstchester Co. N. Y., ofi,e at White Plains, writes June 90, 1885: .Five years l, my tvo sons ani wife were very liable to colds. We wore the heaviest clothing, wrapping ourselves up very warm; but i, wss coughs, colds and catarrh all the time. Finally we commesced wearing Allcock's Porous Piasters e chest protectors. The Int year we got rid of all heavy flannel 6 we'll e all coughs and eolds. We each wore two Plssters on the chest and pit of he stomach for three or four weeks ct time, then washed the parts with alcohol md. pus on fresh ones; they appeared to warm and invigorste the whole body co hat we never took cold"
 We have just received . copy of "Tbe Best List of Locsl Newspspers," published y George F. Rowell & G., Newspaper Bureau. 10 Spruce Street, New York. Messrs, Powell & Co, are the lead ageats of the country. The firm popular with oil advert isers and news- ,apers and for many years have besn in the he very van of progrss in the advertising world. The important point to both adver. isers and newspaper men IS that the firm is r''ponsibls and honorable, never eeking to circumvenr, oo sny prstext whatever, either the one os the other Their ecent publication. "The Best List of Local Newspaper" embraces every paper published at an important county seat, or n place having more than 5000 in popu- ation. The list covers every state, terri ory, district and prov,rce of the United ,tates and Cana Ia. The publication will ,e cent free to advertisers on opp icat,on.
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