Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

The tOt2l vote cAet m 11ooi COOuty :. was SIS.
 Il Winter Nsllis pears just received q
 Aitken's.
 V Railroad tickets bought and sOli. q
 \. Aitken's. e Major c. P. Dake, of Walnut Grove
 is visiting Prescott.
 A good dressmaker could find plenty
 of work in Prescott.
 sI Aitken has the "boes" cigar-the
 Key West Bouquet" | Oh, for good smoke! Aiken has it-the Key West Bouquet"
 Jere Fryer was elected sheriff of Pi- nal county by majority of twelve. | N Ellis, we are informed, has gone
 to South America to engage in business. There are eight priso"ers in the
 county jail to appear before the grand Ijury.
 ! Grant Oury, ex-delegate to Congress,
 was elected district attorney sf Pinal
 county.
 Read the dissolution notice of Shirley
 & Stevens, in this issue. It has . busi-
 ness ring to it.
 New invsice of Jackson county, Ken
 lucky, whisky just received as the Pres
 cett Sample rooms.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lettery
 tickets of A. Aitken, whs hes the agency for the same, in Prescott. c. w. Johnson, of California, took
 charge today of the Point of Rocks ranch for J. B. McCutchen. M. w. Kales, who arrived here from Phenix yesterday, to attend Masonic grand lodge, is on the sick list. Good saddle horses can be obtained at the Prescott Horse Market and Sale Stable, south Montezuma street. General Wardwell has changed his | mind, and will not come to Prescott | this winter. "He got left" in election. c. M. Strauss, superintendent of pub lie instruction, is in prescott. He is Grand Lecturer of the Masonic Grand | Lodge
 A fine lot of Arizona bronze turkeys and deer, all killed at Walnut creek, in this county, are for sale at Smiths meat market.
 The Masonic banquet will be given tomorrow "Wednesday evening, in- stead of on Thursday evening, as pre- viously announced.
 If you want anything that you can't get anywhere el.e, you can get it at THAT Cigar Store on MOntszuma street. Snuff, 9 cents pact age.
 J. L. Fisher is still confined to his bed with a sprained foot. It is thought that one of the tendons is broken, in which event it will be several weeks be- fore he is able to be around again.
 Geo. J. Roskruge, grand secretary of the Masonic grand lodge, was formerly d resident of Prescott, and received hearty welcome from his many friends here aft an absence of several years.
 The old Tiger stable, on south Mon- tezuma street, has been re-0psned as . Prescott Horse Market and Sale Stable, with P. Burnett as manager. The advertisement appears in this issue.
 Remember, Geo. H. Curry has put 2 watch cleaning down to $l.5O, and new mainsprings, $l. His reputation for the last 10 years in Prescott guarantees first-class work. Nothing reduced but the price
 J. O. Stephens will ship ten car loads . of be, cattle from Williams to the Los 6 Angeles market, on the 2Oth of this month. They have been purchased q rom the ranges of the Perrin Cattle 2 O.. and of Garland & Ress.
 vnni-a fnr a limited Statea prand | E 18th, has been issued by the court, and Deputy United States Marshal Null v venom left this morning for the line of l, ,he railroad 10 summon jurors.
 The JoURNAL-MINRR office was o favored to-day with calls from Hon. q. c W Cheyney, councilman elect from e Cochise county, and Jshn Y. T. Smith, from Msricspa, both of ii whom are are in attendance at tho Ma T sonic grand lodge. q
 Hon. c. W. Cheyney, councilman v elect from Cochise county, is attending Masonic grand lodge, now in session in T Prescott. Hon. J. Y. T. Smith, lesis- !, lator from Maricopa county, is also in Prescott in the same capacity.
 In the Octo. CT American Magazine the series of illustrated articles on ' Crack Regiments" was be- I gun with a history of the famous ( Seventh of New York. In November, it is the turn of the Twenty-third of of Brooklyn. This regiment is said to be the pet and pride of the City of Churches, and an account of the organi. ration should make interesting reading. l. The regiment has proud war record, . and the article naturally devotes much space to that period when it in no sense simply played at soldering.
 The following is the list of guests at the banquet on Saturday night, given by B. H. Smith, in honor of his friend |; W. o. O'Neill, the sheriff els:t: B Smith, MT and Mrs Gilrsy, Ar and Ms Birch, Anderson Hoover, Thomas Montgomery, Oscar Robbins, P Yaney, L F Hale, DJ Seaman, FW Thepi, | Thomas HallAhan. D 0 Thorne, I'M Murphy, Henry Goldwatsr. Orick Jack son, Mn o O'Neill, Oakes Murphy, Y Hickey, W W Vanderbilt, J F Coyle, D M Fay, Adolph Schierbrant, VI Rhoades, Charles Goldberg, c V Scott, Robert Brow, c. H. Akers, Edwird Austin. John Ress, H Aitken, Gesrgs Burton, B A Chapman, Joseph Wilson,