Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

f3agsteH ana 6uJsccnf ;oWDss ana ls sal ]. to be acquiring lucrative practice c. The south west corner of the cold wave,
 which has been quite severe in ,be east
 struck this section to day.
 J. S. Ross has sold his one-fourth inter.
 est in the Morgan Kid, and two other .' mining claims on Turkey Creek, to F. M IS Sbclt.
 solid walnut wardrobe. fine parlor set,
 heating stove, etc., must be all sold within
 few days at tbe residence of H, J. Wurz-- bus. -.
 Joseph Cook. of Williamson valley, who
 was recently run over by wagon and se-
 vsreiy injured, has So isr recovered as to be
 able 10 visit Prescott.
 Under Sheriff LaSIer to-day compiled
 list of business houses iu Prescott that are n subject 10 s county license. from which we learn that there are sixty five.
 1T Sheriff Auivenon .o-day received . $10
 government note of The issue of 1862.
 These notes were long 'ince called n for ', redem ption, but this one has escaped. Chas. Bishop, of the Four Mile House, CD U the Black Canon road, has become bouan- a king, having recently purchased tbe
 Bnilwhscker ninc, lec tied near his place. Coles 4. Bsshtoid and J. Fisher have returned from theIr trip east, whithe- they went with shipment of cattle. They were s snow bound nn the road r nineteen days.
 The fire "laddies" were out Tn force last
 uigtt with their machines Alter the 'at- ter were stored away, the boys had cele-
 bra,iOn over the election of the Chief and Assistant.
 The widow of Rev. Geo. L. Smith. de- ceased, appiied 10 Probate Judge Haw
 sins tp-Gay for the admission of the will of l
 the deceased to probate. The entire estate |
 Is lett to ,be widow.
 n. [. Mitchell, clerk of the board of | supervisors, received word today that the | doors for the county vaults 10 be erected l ID the CoTsez street bridiug were shipped | from Chicago on Friday last, February 9th.
 The impression has gone abroad from
 some source that the Phenix schools are
 about 10 close. We are pleased to be able
 to say that they will probably run till
 April, the exact time of closing not yet
 having been determined Herald.
 Judge W. c. Hlzeldine, solicitor of the A. < P. railroad, has taken up his tempo rary residence h Prescott, snj u,ll probs- ; by remain hers the present mouth. The Judge likes the climate and citiz ms of Prescott, bat i, is business that keeps him 1 here.
 | Commercial! travellers, sometimes called drummers, continue to call on County Treasurer Cook and leave with him the amour, of licenses imposed on them by territorial statute, the same as they did be- l fore the recent decision by the United 1 States cours, That decision does not af- 1 feet our territorial statute.
 Complaints are frequently made of copies of the JoURNAL-MISER bsiDg stolen from subscribers, but young man, too mean to buy a copy. and too cowsrdy to steal, hut on an original plan to obtain copy from the carrier, containing the account of the Dilda execution, whereby a regular subscriber was deprived of the one due him. Mr. BlIlwinkle, manager of the Arizona ( Cit,le company at Flagstaff, has recently [ imported for the company magnificent [ Percheron Norman stallion from Norman. dy, France. The Champion says he is splendid specimen of the Norman breed, coal black in co'or, and weighing 2,20O. It
 Thomas MsDahan, No. g Montgomery street, Hudson, N. Y, two years ago was given up by his physicians. He was afflicted with dyspepsia and obstinate cons stipation bad lost forty pounds in weigh and was Il bedrdden invalid He com menced taking BranSreth's Pills in doses two every night for month, gained eight pounds in weight, and was able 10 attend to business. He took two pills every night tor the following SIX weeks, and was en- tirely cured.
 The Tucson Star says that on the second Lieutenant Mans arrived at Guadalupe | s canyon, accompanied by Chief Mana and . one buck and squaw snd son of GeI2nino. r All of the hpstiIes have agreed to come up [, to the line at the full of the moon, which will be in sbout two weeks. That the Apache trouble is st an end there is little room for doubt. As scon IS Geson'm mo and :, his band of mufdeIoss thieves surrender tbeir punishment will be next in o;dei. .,
 Wung Lee, Chinamsn that has been in tbis territory for ihe last fifteen years, was natural;zed yesterday in the U. $. district court. The attention of the cturt was called to the fact that 8 Chinaman had B boon refused citizenship by Judge fi,zssr- aid, but Judge B4rnes ruled that as there was a doubt about the right of Chinsm.n to citizenship in this country under Ihe n new t-ea,y he proposed to give the g-ntle- maD the benefit of t;a, douii. Star,
 The tosr6 of delegates of the fire depart. met held Iheir annual mee,Ing last nigh'. and elected Chas. Spencer. Chief ci iL, y department; Geo. ". Sines, Assistant Chief '' and J. II. A. Marsh, Secretary of the ' board The election cf Caief and Assis. o' tsu: has 10 he submitted ,o the city cou1- ' c,i for ratification.
 L. Bashfori 6 C.. got iu a wagon load q of hams and choice breakfast bscon from n the east yesterday. n
 Parties desiring to read the JOURNAL h MINER, and wbo are 100 poor to pay for II, u will be supplied gratis m appIit a,ion to D ,his office We make this off.r i1 the hopes O that these wao do pay for i, msy not be a os bas dono of I- 0