Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,

} Frosty morning..
 Carpenters are in demand in Prsscett J.L. Fisher is able to be around on
 crutches.
 Railroad tickets bought end soai q
 !. Aitken's. Aitken has the "boss" oigAr-thl
 Key West Bouquet" i Oh, for good snokel Aiken hai 1.-the Key West Bouquet" T F. M. Buck left fer home to-day, hay. ing been excused by the court.
 Two grand juries. one territorial and one United States, are in session. 1 Grand jury committees are investi. gating the various county offices to-day
 The iron cornice of T. W. Otis new building was placed in position yestsr- day.
 Bashfsrd and Burmister received car load of potatoes from California last evening.
 Chas. Eaman, . stOckman Of the Verde valley, is paying his first visit to | Prescott.
 w. c. Blakely was elected district attorney of Mohave county, without opposition.
 Tnrkey and Chicken shooting, West Prescott, the day before Thanksgiving. Nov 18th. d New invoice of Jackson county, Ken tmcky, whisky just received st tis" Pres cett Sample rooms. The official count will not he conn pleted by the board of supervisors be- fore tomorrow noon.
 Wonder if our democratic friends still insist that betting is a true index t0 political cOntestf
 Buy your LOuisiaaa Stste Lottery tickets of A. Aitken, whs has the agency for the same, in Present..
 Pepsin stomach bitters-a splendid appetizer. and cure fer dyspepsia and indigestion, for sale at the Sazerac saloon.
 Mrs. M. A. Burlingame, recently in charge of the local Band of Holiness here, left for San Francisco this mora ing.
 Parties just in from Jerome report heavy rains between Prescott and that camp, with considerable snow on the mountains.
 The board of supervisors, yesterday, audited the bill of G. H. Tinker, fer $E2.5O, for advertising, and $2O6.75 fer justices fees.
 John Smith has c lot of @ fine beef as was ever offered for sale. The cattle came from the ranch of A. A. Moore, at Walnut Grove.
 As political predictor. the Cour- ier's New York correspondent, R. w. c. M admits his failure, and now says, Who'd thought it 2"
 "Old Grizzly" arrived in Prescott last evening. He is proud of belonging te the banner republican precinct in Yav- apai cOunty-Walnat Grove. [
 B. M. Terrill, one of the contemplating citizens of HOlbrook, Is on the United States grand jury, new in session here,
 J oun at rnfK today.
 Remember, Geo. H. Carry has put 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
 A Mobile, Alabama, paper says: "Ge- rOnimo, Natchez and fifty other braves of the Apache tribe, who have been in prison at Jacksonville, Fla, passe through here early this morning under an escort of soldiers to Mount Vernon barracks, forty miles above here, on the ""h''" aud Birmingham railroad, where
 Solid vestIbule Trains Now run through daily, over the great Rock Island Route, be- tween Chicago and Colorado Springs, Denver and Pueblo. Similar fast vestibuls express trains between Chicago and Council Bluffs (Omahs) and between Chicago and Kansas City and St. Joseph. These trains are equip ped with new ant elegant day coaches, reclining chair cars, dining cars least of the Missouri river) and Pullman palace sleeping cars, heated throughout by steam and having all the modern in- movements. West of Kansas City and St. Joseph, splendid dining hotels are located at convenient stations. The l com mplction of the Colorado extension of the Rock Island sys tenn affords the most direct, desirable and ONLY line from Chicago through Kansas and Ne braska to Colorado Springs, Denver and Pueblo, giving choice of routes to and from Salt Lake City, Portland, Los An reles, San Francisco and the Pacific coast. Tickets via this popular route are OR sale at all railway coupon ticket offices in the United Staies and Canada, where time tables, folders, etc., can he procured, or address Y. A. HOlbroSk, lG. T. X r. A., Chicago.
 | rh>,, Ooaltiea. 1 Our contemporaries arc mistaken ID their calculations and representations of the politics of the 18th legislature
 Pima county has surely elected tvs
 democrats to the house, but it will TO
 uuire the official count to determine
 whether the second one is Undsrwoet
 or Lsatherwood; and Pemer y Of Ora , han is an out-and-out democrat, whik
 Bert Dunlap, of the same county, s
 straight republican, which will nak' the assembly stand l3 democrats to l
 republicans, and the council 5 repuh licans and 4 demecrats. Ne one wh : : ~~s;~eoN ~SAh TAs,in nnpoNv .