Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-18

6truCtlOn OI t00lI uUIOo. Auoy eAR0S. to remain at the big dam . couple oi weeks.
 FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Heavy mail to-day.
 It was glorious rai,.
 Wall paper ct J l.. Fishers. u No moro dust, thank Heaven.
 Hon. W. A. Rowe is in town.
 Beer on draught at the Aontezuna.
 FIR. Raymond is in from the Etta mill.
 I, too, will scalp Railroad tickets - T. Otto.
 Railroad tickets bought and sold at 4. Aitken's.
 Standard time Bourbon" at the Montezuma Saloon.
 Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the "Key West Bouquet"
 B.B. Crapo came up from his Skull valley ranch last evening.
 Oh, for . good smokel Aitken has 1.-the Key West Bouquet"
 500 pounds peaches at Aitken's, from Hills orchard, cheap for cash.
 J.C. Rankin, connected with the Boaz Mining company, is in town.
 Harris Baldwin and Henry Tuning left this afternoon for Albuquerque.
 Conductor Pomeroy reports but . slight rainfall yet along the line of the railroad.
 Rev. c. c. Wright and MT. Kemp, g hardware merchant of Phenix, came in on to-day's stage.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken lucky, whisky just received at the Pres colt Sample rooms.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency for the same, in Prescott.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double .tanG rd goOds and genuine Tennessee white rye st the Cob Web.
 Phsnix has fifteen doctors, all of them fat and sleek, while Prescott manages to keep four pretty well starved out.
 Ii you want drink that is both mild and delicious, try the Crab-apple Cham pagne cider, at the Saxerac saloon.
 There was . glorious downpour of rain at o'clock this afternoon, being the first real refreshing shower of the season.
 Three.room house, furnished, suita- ble for small family, to let. Apply to Mme. Lount, three doors north of Kelly t Stephens. jl6t3
 Fine Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes, Oranges snd Lemons. All the fresh fruits of the season. Fresh Candies and Nuts, at living prices, at A. Ait ken's
 The Los Angeles Tribune gives 8 synopsis of a very interesting lecture d livered, by Rev J. G. Eberhart, in that city on the 18th inst.
 It must make Arizona's millionaire delegates to the Chicago convention feel bad to read that severe criticism on the Convention of Money Kings"
 J. E. Beggs, superintendent of Stage company, has returned to Phenix from and says there is a possi- bility of his being transferred to Mon- ttna.
 w. B. Hume, stenographer for E. NJ. has accepted position with the Arizona Lumber Company of Flag staff, and will leave Prescott next Mon- day for that place.
 Judge Chester Thomas and his young son, Alonzo, visited w. z. Wilson & Co.'s saw mill, on Saturday, and on Sun. day climl ed to the summit of Granite returning to Pr escOtt in the evening.
 Minnehaha flat, in the southern part of this county, is filling up with visitors rom Rhenix, who come up there each year to cool of and enjoy the fragrant air of the pine trees which cover the 
 Property owners, who are able, should remove the debris from the burnt dis trict on the east side of the plaza as .Oon as possible. The vacuum caused by the fire in the destruction of build ngs gives that portion of the town 8 l pad enough look without leaving the iebris on the ground
 Philip Bigler, young man recently employed by E. H. Witherell, died in he county hospital this morning at II 1 o'clock. Deceased was brought in to ]! own for medical treatment about a week ago. He is said to have been an upright young man.
 The recent fires have demonstrated | he imperative necessity of providing ,ur fire department with new hose. The city. unfortunately, is not in con lition financially to purchase it, and 8 | consisting of Geo. w. Sines, ,hief of the department, and Robert ;onnell, has been appointed to solicit MT. Sines has been in 1 with m anufacturer of 1 nose, and has ordered ffty-foot sample Q test, at his own expense, which is [ to stand . pressure of Geo 'ounds, and last ever for years.
 A case is on trial to-day before the 'ficers of the land office in which the United States seeks to cancel the home tead entry of Geo. E. Brown. The in the case is Special Off. CT Bevans, who is also acting in the apacity of attorney, Mir. Brown being represented by E. M. Sanford. Mr. Brown submitted his final proof in the ase before Register Camp and Re- eiver Thomas. some time ago, at which ime there was no opposition to the case, nd receipts were given e usual in uch. cases. After lapse of . couple f years these adverse witnesses come 9 the front. and the trial will probably ccupy tho time of the land office for . ouple of days.
 Ono of the greatest evils existing in with the public lands is the of $s 50 an scrs for govern nont land VSth;n <h> 1s.,:H. fl ,lv