Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-22
FRoN 6Aru1DAY's DAILY.

FROM 6ATuaDAY's DAILY. Pay your poll tax. Tom ( Jerry at the Palace saloon. Taxes are delinquent next Monday.
 The grand jury finds plenty of ~or
 to do.
 Governor Zulick has returned irse Phenix.
 The ~tis" train t popular with youn people.
 A United States grand jury viii b convened on Monday. Consult our advertising columns fo good baryains of all kinds George H. Curry's friends azs ufginl him to run for councilman.
 Professor Thomas lost his canary hir' and will pay e2 for its return.
 James B. Liston. . mining man iron the Bradshaw mountains, is in town.
 Dr. R. x. Robinson received a laFg' invoice of new goods for his drug stor, to-day.
 N. A. Lavler writes that hs expect, to be in Prescott within two or thre, weeks.
 Major Kimball says that an ensirs regiment of troops will probably be saa toned at Whipple.
 J. H. A. Mash hes just completed the finest assaying furnace in Prsscot, for Fred A. Tritle, jr.
 The land o@ce will be removed Monday into the brick building of Hon. L. Bash' ford on Cortes street near 0uriey.
 Passengsn were brought ten miles this side of Chino Valley to-day on the Prescott ( Arisona Central railroad
 Turkey dinner tomorrov ss An. Roach's restaurant, with all the delica- cies of the ssason. Give the plaee . call
 A party o( ladies and gentlemen went out to the end of the trach to-csy for tn. avowed purpose of holding up" the tie train.
 Means. Kuhn ( Wussburg of the Lion store, have an announcement in this issue which speaks for itself. Rssd it and see what they ssy.
 Dn. R. x. Robinson and W. E. Day held an autopsy on the body of the late Fred Suhr and found the cause of dsath to be enlargement of the heart.
 Tom B. Bowen. . special agent of the interior department. formerly in Pres cott. is nov located in Texarkans, Texae, and is publishing the Daily Times in that city.
 The seal ring lost today belongs to pr. Day. Please rsturn it. It has an emblem engraved on the outside that will be recognized by some of the Ma 'onic fraternity.
 D. J. Sullivan relieved Hon. Chester Thomas e receiver of the had ofice to- lay. Hr. Thomas has made . good 'facer, and being . pleasant gentleman ,ur people hope he may conclude to re- 'ide here permanently.
 The tartar which % generally secu- nulstes at the back of the teeth, form ng often . thick crust. may be speedily md effecrually removed by brushing it with soft brush dipped in fresh -four # birthstone. After few applications he tartar will crumble away.
 Frederick Suhr, a we'll known resident # this county, having resided in Pres 'Ott and number of mining camps in he county for several years, died last night, after . protracted illness with leart disease. His funeral took place his afternoon and was attended by . arge copcourse of our people, q de ceased was ~el liked by all who knew ,im. Deceased was A yeass old.
 MT. Thomas Dspray, an attache of ,eneral Niles staff and recently em- ,loyed as clerk in the quarter masters 'fice at Whipple, has just been tendered he position of quarter masters agent at .os Angeles, Cal. Mr. Dapray is the 'rother of Lieutenant Dapray, aid-de- amp of General Niles. He came from he east . few months ego hoping that ojourn in our land of sunshine and ,ure air would improve his health rhich has been greatly debilitstsd by loee and protracted study in tho line of lis profession, that of . landscape artist. (r. Dapray leaves with many regrets. ,aving been deeply impressed with the inform kindness and courtesy that has lways been manifested towards him by ur hospitable citizens.
 POsoonal Mention.
 H. H. Logan, of Phenix. is in town.
 W. S. Head came in from Camp l.