Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-10
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
 Who stole those claims? 'Rah for Dr. Goodrichl

w hO SeCAS sa4o-S 'Rah for Dr. Goodrich! He wont come this year. Eleven passengers went ou. on this mornings north bound stage. DIED. INGWERSON.-In Prescott Novem- Der 9th l. P. lngwerson, aged 4S years. Kentucky sour mash whisky double s.a,.' ui gooje anI genuine Tennessee w!:ii. rye al nc Cob Wob. Col. c. c. Bean left for Washington this morning and may the good Lord protect him ameng those hungry demo- crats.
 The democratic majority in the next legislature, while sufficient for all parti- san purposc s, will not De as large as at first supposed.
 Hon. ". II. Robbins, of Alexandra, one of the squarest men in Yavapai county lelt for his home las. evening. He was with us several days. The days of high prices Tn Prescott have passed away. Drugs and patent medicines are selling at New York prices at Robinson's drug store south Montezuma. street.
 Chew "Piper Heidseck" and "Tokay," Smoke "Aitkens Best" Stargo," "SiIk Tie" and M. E." cigars. "Sportmans" "Caporal," Full Dress" cigarettes and various other brands of cigars and cigar cites a: Ai,ken's. We are offering an elegant line of ladies underwear at cost, and the very latest designs in neck ruchings. Call and sec our bargains even if you do not want to buy. M GOLDwATER & SON. Our republican postmaster has been trying to resign for To these mary months but for the lack of the admins tration to be able to find good democrat ic timber has been compelled to keep it.
 "My name is Frankie Wells" "I live over there." "My father works
 "Whst kind of work does your father do?"
 "He goes to the postotIice." Let us see. The people ot Walnu. Grove want to trade at Prescott and also want a good wagon road to travel over. So far nothing definite has been done Our colnms are open for tliis or any other enterprise that will help Prescott or Yavapai county.
 Col. c. c. Bean came home yesterday and will in company with Billy Wilkin- son and Treasurer Cook hold condol- ance meeting.
 Col. Eggers. and others are invited to attend.
 c. Myer Zuliek, copies Clevelnd's thanksgiving proclamation and says We may, migh,, or should thank the Lord We are alive.
 We do and thank General Miles too, and will remember on the 25th of this month that i: was he and not Zulicb that rid this country of the Apaehes. A special telegram tn the JOURNAL MINER from Phenix says: Briggs Goo, [. 1 rich beaten for council by five majority on official count all of which is good news. Some of those hard things they 1 told about you Goodie must hye been | proven to the satisfaction of the voters. The freightcrs that have for years
 found livelyhood in hauling Frescott's
 supplies from Ash Fork, VII in the near
 future have to look elsewhere fer employ
 ment. We believe they can find t in
 hauling from Prescott 70 the mining
 camps. farming sections and stock grow ing regions tha. have in the past got
 their supplies from the south.
 We regret to-day to announce the death
 of ex-Mayor Ingwerscn, which occurred
 this morning at the Prescott house afte,
 an illness of several months. Mir. Ing.
 werson during several years residence ir
 Prescott made host of warm friends
 who will regret his loss. He served as a
 member oi the city council and as may.
 or of the city, making record for ofiici.
 al integrity and honesty. The remains
 were taken this morning to the Odd
 Fellows lodge of which order he was an
 honorable member. and from which
 place the funearl will take place.