Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
FRoN TUESDAYS DAILY

I Our town is filling up with stranger
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvord Aiken viii r
ceive their friends this evening at the
residence in East Prescott.
Il J. G. Albright. editor OF the Albuaue
que Democrat, and the Adonis Of Nc
Mexico journalism is in town we hear.
, Kentucky sour mash whisky doubl
s:a':' ,rd good and genuine Tennessee
whit rye NJ me Cob Wob.
| Applications for information relativ
to the opportunities for investment il
mining property are becoming numel
Gus.
! J. L. Fisher yesterday received larg
consignment Of goods, among the 10
being choice lot Of all kinds Of crack
ers.
Adam Conrad, an old resident O
Flagstaff, WAS brought to the hospital in
Prescott . short time since for treat
ment.
E. H. Witherell, manager Of the Cos.
per Cattle Company, placed six Car load.
of cattle on the company's ranch a,
Coyote Springs last week.
"Great Scott" A prospective libel
suit, the first in fifteen years. 1t seems
like old times. Luck may not vet have
forsaken us.
Mrs. II. H. Cartier, who has been ".
ing dangerously i'll at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Poe for some time, is
slightly improved in her condition to-
day.
H. G. Tobler, formerly foreman of the
Belle mine was shot and seriously,
though probably not fatally injured q
short time since At Calico, California by
Mrs. Ricketts,.
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
Aontezuma. street.
There is talk Of contest by Briggs
Goodrich for the seat of DIR. Goodrich in
the next Territorial council. on the
grounds that the Verde precinct OF that
county is in Yavapai county.
Chew piper Heidseck" and "Tokay,"
Smoke "Aitkens Best" Stargo," "Silk
Tie" and IN. E." cigars. "Sportmans"
"Caporal," Full Dress" cigarettes and
various other brands of cigars and cigar
cites At Athens.
n. B. Bowers, chosen by the p. 4 A.
c. r. r., H. +. Andrews, chosen by
John Duke, and J. B. McCutchen, chosen
by the above two named parties, consti-
tuting a board of appraisers, went out
to day, to appraise the damage accruing
to Mr.. Duke, for the right of way through
his ranch for the railroad.
The card which appeared in the morn
ing paper from Secretary Bayard has
created an unusual demand for back
numbers of the JoURNAL-MINER. Extra
papers OF the various editions OF the last
three weeks, which have been done up in
bundles to be cold at flour bits" hun
dred have found ready sale at ten cents
copy, the supply being inadequate to
the demand.
J. McCarron and Mrs Urfer took their
friends by surprise on Monday night by
joining their fortunes and their lives in
the bonds Of matrimony. The affair
was very quiet one. After the cere-
mony the bride and groom with few
intimate friends partook of bounteous
wedding dinner prepared by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bauman At the pArlors OF the latter.
May good fortune attend the newly
welded couple.
Secretary Bayard places too high q
value on his opinion in regard TO an
Apache Indian. The rumor OF his alleged
assertion on the subject was put in this
paper inadvertently and through care
1essness, not as an item OF importance,
but to fill up space in the absence of
real news. The people of this territory
do not care u continental what an ex-
pedagogue from the rural districts of
Maryland thinks OF the Apaches.
Chas Thompson, who is interested
with Judge Sumner Howard, in the
Mayfiower mine, in Cave Greek dis
trict, brought in two burros loaded with
ore last week, from the mine for exhib-
itiOn in the public cabinet. This mine
is showing up as one of the best proper
ties in this county. A shaft has been
sunk 16O feet on it and y cross cut run
on tine 20 feet level shows vein a feet
in width, carrying ore all the way, .
large part being very high grade ore
We expect to see good results from this
mine soon.
n IiOhtSoac nun 10 tuS ISo1liCN INuutc.
G. w. Mauk has on his place five bushes
about seven years old, from which he
sold this year So worth of fruit, besides
what vas consumed by the family and
was given away. These five bushes oc-
cupy less than two square rods of
ground. An acre at this rate would con-
tain 4O4 bushes, which, at - 40 yer bush
at seven years, would give gross re-
turn of $i7G0 per acre. This is decided
ly startling, but, at present prices, 3374
cents per dozen for large fruit and 25
cents for second grade can be realized.
While the demand for this fruit is linn
tied the supply is still more SO. which
accounts for the present price. The re-
tail price is 10 cents each.-Gazette.
Unnecessary Misery.
Probably as much misery comes from
constipation as from any de-