Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-29
ERcM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,
 Prescott hotels arc crowded The rainy season is about over. Another fine shower last evening.
 Josph Campbell, of Als xandra, if Tn town.
 The public schools will open next l Monday.
 Mrs. $. P. Behan, of William son val ley, Is sick.
 ] Go to the bridge barber rhop for a 1 good bath.
 aailroad tickets bought a..d so'i at 1 & A,tken'a.
 Stonewall Whiskey, at the Monte zuma, years old.
 Saturday nights product!on of the operettd netted SlO.
 Dr Thornton, of ths Perrin Cattle company, is in town.
 Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the Key West Bouquet" I A Wollenberg & Go will move into their new store this week.
 The train was delayed to-day by a washout at Chinp valley.
 Mail service direct to Jerome Is to 1 commence next Saturday.
 Supervisors have reduced lhe tax l levy this year to three cents. Oh, for good smoke! Aitkeu has 1.-the " Key Vest Bouquet.
 Ed. Gillespie, formerly foreman oi | ,l, 4 ,o in II. H. Cartier came in to day to at ] tend the democratic convention. Copper Is quoted as firm in New York at SlG.75; silver, .3la lead, $4.45. Jolly Old Bachelor Cigars, at Cherry tree Ford's; also Queen and Beauty Cigars. ts
 Misses Cora and Georgia Weaver left yesterday for a weeks visit to the Agua Fria valley.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken tucky, whisky just received at the Pres colt Sample rooms.
 A tirst-class unlimited lie Set, from Prescott Junction to Kansas City, for sale by NJ Wollenberg If
 II you want drink that is both mild and delicious, try the Crab-apple Cham pagne cider, at the Sazerac saloon.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tiokets of A. Aiken, who has the agency or the same, IT Prescott.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double stan II goods and genuine Tennessee ghi;e r,t at me Cob Web.
 Miss Harvey has been engaged to teach the Chino Valley school. It will be opened September l7th.
 Supervisor Wingfield arrived yester- day morning, and was present at the meeting of the board in the afternoon
 D. Bcaz, of the Boaz Mining com rany, left today fer Mlnneha ha, where the property of the company Is located.
 The dissolution notice of Mary Bowen and Dr. B. B. Halsey, of the Miners hospital, has been filed for record.
 The water in the Bridge bath house is all right again, and parties can now be accommodated as usual with first class baths.
 Joe Wilson has received a lot of pa tent buttonholes for political use. Del l egates to the convention should supply | themselves with them.
 Geo. Thornton is in from his moun- tain ranch. His name will e submit l ted 10 the democratic convention to- morrow as candidate for the legisla- l ture
 Bananas, Grapes, Peaches, Crab. Apples, Pears, Sicily Lemons, Canta- loupes, Watermelons, Tomatoes and l Cucumbers, fresh candies and nuts, at A. Aitkens. a17t6
 Fine Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes, Oranges md Lemons. All the fresh | fruits oi the season. Fresh Candies l and Nuts, at living prices, d. A Ait ken's
 Richard DeKuhn, of Cherry Creek, came in last evening to attend the democratic convention. He reports heavy rains between Prescott and Agua Fria Lynx creek waters were so high he had tv swim lis horse across
 Order fruit or ornamental trees. shr bs, etc from Don w. Kelly. Or Iers left at T. W Otis will receive at itlib'fii M, II S'ui BN IlaE, tO ue | above address, Prescott. tn V will also be attended to.
 Chas. Bishop, of the Four file house, left for a two months visit to the east to-day. During his absence the above r puar wayside resort will be in charge of Paul Hilton, the well known stage driver between here and Mayors.
 The complimentary party, to be given to the children taking part in the recent operetta for the benefit of the hose fund, will he given tomorrow evening, at o'clock, in tbe city hall. lee cream and cake and other refresh ments will be served, and music will be furnished for dancing, for those who 1 may desire to participate. The enter ainment will be given by the firemen, Is an appre iation of the services rem by them in the production of the |