Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-22
FaoN FRIDAY's DAILY,
 Phenix wants street car,

ing's stage and will spend the winter il
 Prescott
 John NcDonald and John McDermi
 who have . lease on the Blue Dick, hay
 five tons of good ore out ready for ship ment.
 The News ssys: Tempe needs . druI store, . saddle and harness maker, boot and shoe maker. . barber shop ans . gardner.
 Ed Long, the polite and gentleman. conductor of the Prescott < Arizon' Central railroad, and his engineer. Vim Conarty. are paying . visit te Prescott to-day.
 Information s wanted of Major liar per, formerly of Tucson. His brother Oliver Harper. of Tullytown, Penn.. il very anxious to hear of him. He hAs two sisters living at Camden. N. J. Prescott complains loudly ot neigh bors who steal each others' wood. Be hold how peaceful and good thing il is for brethren to dwell in unity together in unity-shey seem to be all of one mind in the capital city.-Herald. Judge Porter stopped smoking in the court room to day by threatening to sand violaters ot the order to jail. Jsilor Hickey in . semi-of6ciAl undertone added chewers to the proviso, but the judge failed to catch his remark.
 Nessrs. Dan Seaman and W. T. Rich. ardson will open the "Elite" resort to- morrow evening, and extend an invita- tion to the public to call on them. They will set out an elegant lunch in honor of the event. Hot lunch viii also be served every day from l2 to 2 o'clock.
 D. ,. Sullivan. last evening received his commission as receiver of public monies at the Prescott land office and will take charge of the place to-morrw. He has provided himself with . lot of choice cigars and extends an invitation to his friends to call and zee him.
 Raiiroad Notos'
 The end of the track was within . stone's throw of the seven mile house last night.
 The heaviest cut on the road will be on the summit between Curtis and the Seven Mile house, and large force of men are engaged there.
 Ed Lowe, . bright and courteous young man, is now the station agent and telegraph operator at Chino Valley.
 Ed Long is in charge of the construc- ton train.
 A force of men under Chris Linde were put st work cutting ties yesterday near Prescott.
 Material is coming to the front more slowly than is desired.
 The seventh ten mile section will be in few days.
 The boarding house train for the track layers moved up to the Seven Mile house to-day.
 Tho case of aaIiee.
 A Washington special says: The extraordinary situation in which Gen Miles is placed by the annual report of the secretary of war. which specifically charges him with disobedience of orders in accepting the surrender of the Apa- ches, is the theme of conversation and gossip in army circles. The Post says that according to the army regulations he should be at once placed under ar rest and tried by court martial, but he is at large, is entertained at dinner as the honored guest of the Secretary, and is marked attentions from other official sources. Just what it means no one seems 10 know. The impression seems to prevail in military circles that Miles is scapegoat for somebody. The general ii as client se the grave about it, and all his friends can get of him n pensive smile and an assurance that it will all be explained in little while.
 AaIts Soolsty.
 The members of the mite society held , very pleasant meeting last evening at he residence of G. A. Bray. The organ isation was completed by the election of the following officers: President. Mrs. 6. A. Bray; vice president, E. W. secretary, c. 8. Gleeson: treas urer, J. G. Eberhars; committee on lit- psAry exercises, Mrs. F. w. Blake, Mrs. J. c. Martin and Erwin Baer. Miss Annie Bray read couple of choice e. Iections with splendid rhetorical effect. Mir. Baer favored the meeting with some selections on the zither and the entire meeting joined in singing . number of vocal selections. Mrs. Bray served re during the evening and a very enjoyable time wac had by all pres- ent. The society adjourned until Fri day, January 7th. The place of meeting will be announced hereafter.
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 The regular communication of Aztlan Lodge No. l. F. .& 4. N., will be held next December 25th, at 2 30 p. m. for election of officers. Installation De- cember 27th. All brethren in good standing are fraternally invited. By order of the w. M.
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 Oost 0aTealn.
 200 head of good stock cattle, good range. plenty of water, deeded land, fine house and other improvements worth kS5OO all for SJ0OO Other good proper.