Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
FRoM FRIDAYS DAILY,


| Little Jim Regain. . good print, cam
in last evening and is helping us on
Some one says: Money is close.
Grab it then.-New Haven News.
Beef tongue and ox-tail soup max
both ends meet.-Prairie Farmer.
Advertising is = great deal like NAL
ing love to . widow-it can't be owe
done.
Founder, Salmon, Rock Cod, Smell
Silver Perch, Shrimps and Oysters, jus
arrived at Ben Buffers Chop House.
Governor Tritle shows his faith in tn,
section of the territory by buying tn,
Dryer ranch adjoiniog town.
There were two men elected to Office
in Mineral Park precinct, one receiving
only one vote and the other three.
L. B. Beach, Esp., son Of his father
came in from Los Angeles, on visit tc
US all, and each and every one of US are
glad Of it.
Ranchman John Wright, of William
son valley left to-day for his home with
load of lumber, and some candy for the
children.
We asked twenty persons TO- day if
they knew any thing, and they all said
they did not. The insane asylum was
built at the wrong place.
Photographer (mechAnically) -Now,
look pleasant, please. with sgitation)
oh, don't smile quite % much have
only small plate in."-Grip.
The Tombstone Daily Democrat has
retired from the daily field and will here.
after be run as . weekly. 1t pu. in
hard Hicks, and We admire il for it. but
deplore the work it helped to do.
Prescott, Arizona Nov, 1856.
The thanks of Arizona Lodge No. /,
I. o. o. F., are hereby rendered to Mrs.
S. Aurmiller for her kind attention to the
late !. p. Ingwerson. during his illness.
S. Carlin. n. G.
Judge every man by what he can not
do, and you would find no man of abil-
ity. Judge every man by what he has
in the field with which he
is familiar. and you &c: At his real size.
N. Y. Examiner.
"They are slaves who would not
choose, Suffering. hatred and abuee,
Rather than in silence shrink, From the
truth they need must think. They are
slaves who dare not be, In the right
with two or three"
An important real estate transaction
has just been consumsted, we learn from
the county clerks Office where the deed
is filed for record, Transferring Daniel
Dryers ranch to Governor F. A. Tritle.
The tract containes 1O6 acres, and sold
for $4,000, which shows that Prescott
property is worth a fair figure.
Nearly every territorial exchanged still
carries four column table OF election
returns, waiting for some out Of the way
precint 10 make them complete. For
goodness sake take it out. II you don't
The defeated candidate will stop his pa
per and order out his advertisement.
Fogg-The worst break ever made
Was at wedding a short time ago.
When congratulated the couple / WAS
,ather embarrassed and wished them
many happy returns of the day. Roe
That was q sort Of a silly speech. Did
t provoke the newly married couple!
Fogg-O, no. They thought it was all
hight. You see, they were from Chica-
go.-Boston Transcript.
p. Bowen is meeting with fair sue
cess canvassing for Gen. John A. Lo-
CAMS new book. in the city. Ii contains
q faithful review Of the causes and &C.
,urances which led to the rebellion.
IL alec contains fine steel engravings of
he men who were the leaders in bring
ng on the war and those who tried TO
proven, il. As the book is only sold by
those disiring il can do no
better than give their order to Mr.. Bow
IN.
No one who has q home OF his own
need ever be idle There is always some
hing TO be done TO promote the con.
rcnience or the comfort Of the home,
md. in the absence of work giving mon
" remuneration, making the home more
pleasant and comfortable is the best
paying job which any man can under
AXE. II is sign Of ehiitlessness, il not
worse. TO see man idle when days
work might be well expended in bat,en-
ng doors and windows against winters
.ude blasts, or in providing rome simple
long needed Icy the good
10 Tighten her work. Indus
" always finds work TO do.-Western
Rural.
More men in town TO attend court.
Notice was not given in time, of the adj
for it to reach the remote
sections Of the county, 80 they have
,ome many miles at great expense for
10 purpose. But that makes no differ
nee TO the administration rs Arizona
has no voice in the presidential cam
paign of 1883. Indiana, or any other
state would not have been thus
neglected. A Judge for this district is
what We need and should have had in