Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
FRoM TMEsDAY's DAILY:


 [ Registratieu cloees October 18th.
 Ludwig Thomas teacher of music. 1 .Dr. Lincoln returned from Pkenix Last evening
 The great register this afternoon con-
 tained 2,40O names.
 I Jay-Eye-See Linement Best in the
 world at Lincoln's Drug Store. If.
 Henry Clay Burke has removed his
 office into the office of the county
 assessor.
 It does eeem that after holding on to
 an office for twelve years it was about
 time to let go.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double standard goods, and genuine Tennessee
 white rye at the Cob Web.
 Members of the territorial board of education have been engaged studying hygiene for several days.
 It is a kind of reminder of old times to see Dan Thorne around the "Cabi- net" once more.
 Webster Street will shortly ehake the dust of Tombstone of his feet and locate permanently in Phenix.
 Ex-chief Justice Howard and wife left
 Phenix this afternoon and will arrive in Prescott tomorrow evening
 George W. sines made the first contri- button of ore to the public mineral Cab l inet from his Sazerac saloon collection. The days of high prices In Prescott have passed away. Drugs and patent medicines are selling at New York prices at Robinson's drug store south Montezuma. street. The Star says that Fred G. Hughes has got the best of the recorder fight by . big jug full" The usual method of measuring democratic success is by the "jug full"
 Aiss Emma Bennett an accomplished young lady, who has spent several months in Prescott, will go to Phenix to reside
 Chew "Piper Heidseck" and "Tokay," Smoke "Ailkens Best" Stargo," "Silk Tie" and "M. E." cigars. "Sportmans" "Caporal." Full Dress," cigarettes and various other brands of cigars and cigar cites at Aitken's.
 The Williams House regulars go in mourning now over the loss of one of their number by marriage. It is under | stood that tine shafts of venus have pen etrated the heart of another one who will coon follow in the footsteps of his brother.
 Lost on the road between Whippel and Prescott . few days, ago large gray shawl. A suitable reward will be paid by returning the same to the half way house. Ct THos. LONG.
 The following are the fees reported collected by the different county officers for the quarter ending September 30th. Sheriff $37970; Probate Judge $l9l.30; Recorder $597 g: Clerk of Court $76.25.
 Mrs. D. J. Sullivan has just received her new stock of dry goods, which she has marked at the very lowest prices. An investigation is all that is necessary to satisfy.
 A note, on record in the county re. corder's office, for $l 900, in favor of Mrs. Perry, signed by John H. Marion, c. Meyer Zulick and E. J. Cook, given to raise money to keep our sickly contem- porary running during the hot weather. would justify us in referring to it as the Zulick- Cook organ, but then We will net do 60.
 The Daily Tombstone complains that Whenever it asks the Democrat to sub stantiate any of the false statements published in the latters columns, it re- plies by abusing the editor of this paper, and entirely ignoring the query" Why Brother Nash, that is the democratic argument. Wehave become accustomed to it up here.
 It would not hurt our feelings if Buckle" O'Neill, editor of Hoof and Horn, was elected Probate Judge of Yavspai County on November 2nd. MT. O'Neill, although republican, is good fellow, and, being a newspaper man, We can assure the voters of our sister county that he needs the office badly.-Wallapai Tribune.
 Prescott was not entitled to a super visor," was the sophistry used by the other paper to soothe the feelings of A. A. Moore on being defeated in conven- ton. There being prospect of a with drawal from the ticket fone candidate, . substitute was found in Prescott but not MT. Moore Wonder what the apology nowwill be.
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