Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-15
FleM FRIDAv's DAIIy,

Miss Zulick m able to be around again.
 Stages do not arrive until after dark now.
 Stage left Chino as l 90 this after noon.
 Miss Tsttie Stevens is recovering her health again.
 E. ). Cook is recupersting slovly from . spen of sickness.
 Mrs. E. A. Fay arrived on last even- ing's stage from Chino Valley.
 The time for doing assessment work on mines is growing short.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Carter are both able to be on the streets again.
 A wagon load of wild geese and ducks were brought in from the Verde valley yesterday.
 The Somnar house was opened to-day as . first class hotel. complete in all its appointments.
 The ragged edge of the cold wave re- ported c week ago in the northwest reached here last night.
 Jake MArks will so to San Francisco shortly on visit to the "old folks" and attend the celebration of the.F diamond wedding.
 V. A. Stephens. of the finn of Kelley & Stevens, who has been merchandising in the railroad camp two or three months, has returned. to Prescott. Niss Florence Jackson. sister of Or rick Jackson. and Mrs. Kick arrived here recently to spend the winter with the lstter's sister. Mrs. Fannie stevsns. The Herald says: Tho court house clock in Phenix should be run out of town. it hss become . common nuisance through blundsring care or no care at all.
 An auction sale of fourten condemned cavalry horses took place at Whipple to- day with J. W. Payne. superintendent of the corral. e auctioneer. They brought prices ranging from $s2 to $6O. From the smile which illuminated the countensnce of James Bones this morn | ing his friends concluded that he had drawn the capital prize of $l5O.000 in the Louisiana lottery. It proved, how ever. to be . boy, weight, ten pounds. Captain Norvell and Lieutenant Max on. of the army board for the purchase of | cavalry horses, have returned from their visi. to Flagstaff. They succeeded in purchasing eleven horses in Flagstaff and Williams. which were brought in to Whipple to-day.
 The attaches of the sheri6's ofice do not seem to appreciate the compi ment O paid them . few days since by an anonymous correspondent of the Courier. who changed them with per mitting . desperado to have "the liberty of the town"
 The county board of examiners of ap- ! plicants for school trusteee have granted the following certificates: c. c. Bab- cock and q. w Helm, on diplomas; on examination: c. Pendergrass, Miss An nie Allen, R. c. Bants, ). N. Culver and H. c. Poynor.
 It is reported that the insane patients will be removed to the territorial asylum January l-t. The following are sppli- cauta for the position of resident physi- elan: Dr. I. s. Titus, of San Francisco Dr. B. F. Holcomb, of Wilco1; Dr. Lou is Stern, of Phenix; Dr. R. T. Osborne, Vulture, hnd Dr. O. L. Mahoney, Phe- nix. The last named physician eeems to have the inside track for the place. The social hop given By the Grays last evening was well attended by mem bers of the company and their friends The armory was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The music by the or chestra of the 9th Infantry band wal excellent and everything passed of very pleasantly. Dancing was kept up until nearly l o'clock. We congratulate ou, friends of tho Grays on the success ol the affair.
 The late Peter Cooper, who was mol only philsnthroplst. but also very practical business man, once said: "In towns where newspaper is published every man should advertise in it. even if nothing more than . card, stating hil name and the business he is engaged in It does not only pay the advertiser but it lets the people at . distance know that the town you reside in has pros
 perous community of business men,"
 We understand that over fifty appli I cations have been made fo. admission
 10 the territorial Normal school at Tenn
 De, but that Professor Farmer has bu
 twenty-two pupils. This is all that h'
 can attend %, and applicants not cominl
 up 10 the high grade of his classes ar
 rejected If a grammar school depart
 ment were provided, together with an
 other teacher. .. least fifty pupils coul secure tuition. This is . matter tha ! demands the attention of the next lee islature, and to which we will refer nor } fully subsequently.-Gazette. without Adequate Cavee.
 Or with apparently no cause at a' chills and fever. thought to be cured
 germinates and refructifies in the sy tenn. This giant among diseases canne . be laid out with quinine. The onl way to give it a final and extinguishin
 qu;etus, is to use persisten.ly the n' a tional antidote to miasms poison, Ho z | .e.ter's Stomach Bitters, which roots n ou. completely. The process of cure e of course, much easier if the Bitters D used as preventive, when the first chi > is felt, but person. who are not acquain
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