Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-25
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY:

A@AAASc hAVSt Taxes are coming in slowly. Ludwig Thomas teacher oi music. Public school. will open on Monday. The great register contain. G66 names to date
 Miners' shoes and boo,e cheap at the Lion store.
 Dr. Lincoln returned from Phenix last evening.
 Taxes are now due and payable 10 the county treasurer.
 Flagstaff wants supervisor She ought to have 1t too.
 The Mexicans think they have Geronimo surrounded
 Our governor never missess an oppo.- tunity to be interviewed.
 Lynx creek peaches were being sold to-day a- low as l2. cents per pound.
 The Tucson Index claims to be the only real honorable paper in the terri tory.
 Arizona tatiy Is very cheap eoinnod- ity in few of the eastern cities at present.
 Cholera is raging in a dreadful way at Corea. Since the outbreak over 2O,OOO people have died.
 The Prescott social club will give their party in the armory of the Prescott Rifles on Friday night.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double standard goods, and genuine Tennessee white rye at the Cob Web.
 Col Tom NJ. Bowers, special timler agent, came i'll Sunday evening from an extended visit to Apache county.
 People troubled with summer com. plsint can find blackberry cordial at Lincoln's drug store. Sure cure.
 Mir. Herrick, Marieopa county supervisor, came up frm Phenix, accompanied by his wife, last evening.
 The cheapest place in town to buy clothing Is J. w. Wilson < Co.'S. County warrants and jurors certificates taken at par.
 A young sister of Jas. \. Bayard, secretary of this territory, has recently died in the east making the third death in the family within few months.
 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. day granted letters of administration on the estates of Barney Martin and Hugo Arnolds, deceased
 Hon. E. W. Wells wife and daughter will leave for the east in few days. Miss Helen will remain in school there
 $. F. and w. R. Camp, sons O. the new register oi the land office accom- panied their ta,he. to Prescott: and will remain here.
 P. J. Mccormick, yesterday, pur- chased the interest of hi. partner, Robert H. Ferguson, in their ranch and stock in Wiiliamsons valley.
 The only instruments filed with the county recorder for the past week were those containing the transfer of real estate and stock from R. H. Ferguson .o r. J. Mccormick
 Democratic politicians are beginning to warm up to their work preparing for the primaries now. Slate making for delegates 10 be voted for ou Saturday are now in order.
 W. C. Wetherbe one of the mos, pop ular department clerks of Whipple, will leave next week to take a position with his former employer Col. A. J.McGonigle at San Antonio Texas.
 J. L. Camp, of Giln,er, Texas, the recently appointed Register of the land office here. arrived in Prescott few days since and to-day took charge of the office relieving the present Register Thomas Wing.
 A red flag was Haunting n the breeze in front of the court house to-day from which it is inferred that Sheriff Mul- venom has joined the anarchists. It is safe to say at least that he be sent an anarchy bomb into some poor fellows property.