Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-15
FRoaa TURsDAY's DAILY

Gus Beechcr left for KingmAn today
 Taxcs become delinquent next Mon- day.
 Miss Johnson opened her new restau- rant to-day.
 Judge W. W. Porter Is in love with the climate of Prescott.
 W. Clay has filed his stock brand, P. B. for record Range near Prescott.
 Baumanu's candies are made right here in Prescott. Fresh every day.
 Flagstaff still want. new county formed with that town as its county seat
 Dr. AndefsOn. assistant surgeon U. 5. A., has been assigned b duty at Whip pls.
 John OIon came in from the grsde to-day. He says he has quit railroad ing.
 Professor BlAk. superintendent of the Walnut Grove Water Storage company, a in town.
 J.J. White, of the AguS Fria valley. went out home to-day with load of supplies.
 The Prescott R,f1es will meet for drill tonight. A full attendance of members is requested.
 E.J. Cook has recovered sufficiently from his recent illness to b. able to at tsnd to work again.
 P. Donaldson has returned to Whip pie and again occupies desk in the adjutsnt generals office.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double e.A.:. ul good aud genuine Tennessee whi:. rye si me Cob Wob.
 The Rifles have recently pu. stove in their armory, making it comfortable for the members at their meetings.
 For fresh and extra fine candies for the holidays call ct Baumann's confec- tiouery, cast side of the plaza.
 Positively the only place in Prescott for fresh candies is at Bsumann's Con iectionery. near Bray's bazaar. lltlO
 The new hose cart recently purchased by the Dudes was paid for by the com- pany without any expense to the city.
 Palmer's { Sloan daily stage line to the terminus of the railroad leaves Pres cot. at o'clock p. m. Saturday. Office ct Aitkens'.
 W. H. and Johnson Meginnis, of Skull Valley, left this morning on . prospect ing tour through the Black Canyon country.
 Imported Franklort saueage and sau- efkraut, smoked beef and all kinds of sausage always on hand at the Capitol restaurant. tt The Phenix fire department has been compelled to fire one of its members named Morris for "gobblng" the funds of the company.
 Do not think that you can get fresh candies anywhere in Prescott. except at Bsumann's candy factory. second door north of Bray's store. 1lt1O The following were outgoing paseen- gers to the Prescott & Arizona Central railroad this morning: F. W. Blake, Gus Beecher and Mrs. \. E. Fay. William Koch, better known as "Bill, the Bootblack." announces his intention of running for chief of police. William ie . veteran of the late war, having par. ticipAtcd in twenty-two engagements. An excu,sion to Prescott from the east is being talked of by our business men on the compilation of the railroad. The idea is . good one and we hope to co it carried out.
 Ford's Nontesuma Shert cigar store. Fresh candies and nuts just re ceiv,vl; these goods aro nice and fresh.- buy in small quantities, consequently have no old stock on hand. Give me [ ,aN. ol4u Numerous brands of cigars st all prices, by the box or thousand. Sole ! agent for "Our Tin Box Cigar" Cigar cites and tobaccos not . few. Apples oranges and lemons to be had at Ait ken's cigar store.
 An elegant doll which has been named the Princess will he given away by J. L. Fisher on the evening of December Eth
 Everyone purchasing one dollars worth of toys, Xmas cards or fancy goods are entitled tG . free chance u Articles of incorporation of the Dual | fly Mining Company have been filed
 with the county recorder with the fol
 lowing incorporssors: E. A. Tritle, F. M
 Murphy, N. 0. Murphy. G. A. Bray
 George 8. Porter and J. H. Carpenter. | can safely recommend Ely's Cream
 Balm for the cure Cstarrah, Cold in tn Head. etc. Before have used the bot
 tie purchased find myself cured. A times could scarcely smell anythin, and had . headache most of the tim,
 Henry Lilly, Agent for the American
 Express Co.,, Grand Haven Mich. Prics
 % cents.
 Norman Mcleod. recently placed un der $500 bonds to keep the peace, va
 released from custody yesterday havin given the required bond with Thoma Roach. of Turkey creek, as bondsmar
 Mir. Mcleod presented . communicable to this paper to-day with the request | publish the same, in which he detail 1 his grievance against the man whom b threatened. but which we are compelle'
 to decline. He complains, and justll
 too. however, that an injustice vas don , him by correspondent of the Courie |, in saying that he was charged with q sault to commit murder. The con - plaint was threats against life and ns l assault, and for the former he was con . pelled to give bonds. Mcleod left ft - Turkey creek to-day where he owns