Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
FRCM TUESDAYS DAILY,

;rescott
 Judge Abner Wade, of Walnut Gro7e is in town.
 Railroad tickets boughs and sold a
 A. Aitken's.
 W. E. Hall and wife left for Califor
 mia this morning.
 Best Philadelphia Beer, in kegs, a the Montezuma
 Stonewall Whiskey, at the Mente
 zuma, years old.
 The operatic concert will be given Friday, October 26th.
 Aitken has the "hoss" cigar-th' Key West Bouquet"
 Oh, for good smoke! Aiken ha 1.-the Key West Bouquet" Phenix has 2 city marshal wht l "snakes in" the sneak thieves of tha l town.
 Parties having platform scales fol | sale can find a cash customer by calling | at this office.
 The great register contains severa hundred more names this year thar tWO ySdAe aSo.
 HI. Witherell came in from With erellville today.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken tncky, whisky just received at the Pres cett Sample rooms. BashfOrd G- Burmister received cal load of sugar and car load of dried fruit yesterday.
 Silver is quoted at 93i, copper un- changed and quiet, lead $4.Ts, m New York.
 A deed from H. J. Miller to Cook X Lee for lot 9, block 4, Flagstaff, has been filed for record.
 Chas. R. Wallack and wife have sold lots 17 and Is, block l, Prescott, to Joseph Atkin, for $2OO.
 s. J. Hodgdon will leave in day or two to take charge of A l.. Kerr's new mill at Weaver district.
 Buy your Louisiana State lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has tine agency for the same, in Prescott.
 J.K. Mason, of the City feed yard, has been appointed agent for Dr. J. E. Walters horse disease remedies. If.
 Major William J. Volkmar, the new assistant adjutant general has reported for duty at headquarters at Los An geles.
 Harry Rogers, 2 brakeman on an Atlantic X Pacific work train, was killed at Belmont, last week, by falling under the train.
 J. R. Walker, Ed. Horne, Geo. c. Waddell and G. P. Thornton retuvned last evening from an electiOnsering tur through Tonto basin.
 Captain J. F. Weston, chief c"mmis- sary of subsistence of this department, has been relieved from duty i'll thls de- partment, having been assigned else- where.
 Levi Ruggels, who played the part of Judas to his party, i'll the legislature of 1885, hus had charges of Il very serious nature preferred against him as probate judge of Pinal county.
 J. l.. Fisher, yesterday, received a car load of the famous beer from the John Wieland Brewing company of San Francisco This beer Is a great favor ite with Pacific coasters.
 Remember, Geo. H. Curry h.s put watch cleaning down to $l.5O, and new mainsprings, $l. His reputation for the last 10 years in Prescott guarantees iirst-class work. Nothing reduc:;i but the price.
 Miss Georgie McClintock, wbo had been in charge of the Globe telegraph office for twelve months, in conse- quence of sickness, surrenderd the DC sition and left GlOhe for her home 1 i'henix, on Sunday last, accom- panied by her mother-Silver Belt.
 A. Barry informs the reporter that much new land is being cleared under the Buckeye canal, and the area under cultivation will be greatly increased next year. The canal now has good flow of water, much of which is going to waste. Another school house Is be- ing erected, and if the canal is ex- tendt d, as HOW contemplated, a large and prosperous community will be supported in that part of our county ArizOnan.
 The Globe Silver Belt tells of big bear, killed by Phil. Haskins. noted lear hunter, neal the southeastern boundary line of this county It is said to have been one of the largest brown bears ever seen in that vicinity which if fat would weigh 1000 pounds. The bears hide stretched on the ground measured from the end of the nose to the tip of the tail, eight feet (tail two inches lOng), and eight feet from the end of one forearm to the other.
 A Kingman Wallapai squaw is the proud possessOr of twins, both boys. She regarded with great cOnsidera- ton by the rest of the tribe, as 1t Is a rare occurrence, the birth of twins and both males. She has an Old baby buggy in which she airs her progeny, having discarded the regulation pack ing basket of her tribe. Who says that the Wallapai is not prOgres ive?- MOhave Miner.
 Dr. Wharton, health officer ef Phe- nix, through the Herald of that city, publishes the following dipthcria pre- ventivc: "Boracic acid has been found salutable antidote against the centa- zion of scarlatina and diptheria. It is not unpleasant to take and may be ad- ministered in large doses without any disturbing effects. A child of five years may take two grains every feur hours. would recommend it to be u>ed where persons, especially children, are exposed to the disease named"
 Our contemporary this morning says of Judge O'Neill: "He is identified in the politics of Yavapai with that wing oi his party that art controlled by the desire to plaster their pockets with geld at the expense of the taxpayer and iR- dustrious citizen. It is not claimed that Judge N'Neill, if made sheriff, would be other than a speilsman. The opportunities given him to raid the treasury, in the position of sheriff, would be great and no one believes that he would not avail himself of them. The better class of republicans spurn and reject him, and if Judge O'Neillsis successful it will be because Democrats support him" Comment on the above is unnecessary.
 
 Jerome Stage Held Up.