Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
ERnM TUESDAYS DAILY.

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 Two ear loads of freight arrived to
 day.
 E. NJ. Sanford returned on to-day 1 train.
 Thomas Reese is in from the Fit,
 mine.
 Judge J. M. Sanford, of Williams, i
 in town.
 Crab-aprle champagne cider at tn l Sazerac.
 John s. Callen came in today iron California.
 The celebrated McBrayer whisky al the Sazerac. Railroad tickets bought and sold a 4. Altken's. Zamloch, at the Prescott opera house tomorrow evening.
 Standard tune Bourbon" at the Montezuma Saloon. F. St. q. Cockburn left this after. noon for kingman.
 Rev. R. A. Windes left for his home at the Verde to-day.
 Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the "Key West Bouquet"
 Hot Scotch whisky speciality at the Prescott sample rooms.
 c. w. Beach went out to his Kirk land valley ranch to-day.
 J J. Lynch has gone to Kingman, where he will remain permanently.
 A horse fell with c. w. Beach, few days ago, injuring his face seriously.
 A stage arrived this morning from the south with two days mail aboard.
 Car load Seed Wheat and Barley, also Bran and Middlings, at J. L Fisher's'
 Oh, for good smoke! Aiken has it-the |" Key West Bouquet"
 Wm Rhodes, the freighter, is Just recovering from very serious attack of the humps
 Miss Carrie Hopkins has gone out to Thompson valley, to complete her term of school there.
 The Courier accuses tbis paper of fighting the railroads. Of course every one knows better.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen, of Flagstaff, has just returned from three months visit to friends in Canada.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets oi d. Aiken, who has he agency for the same, III Prescott.
 From the telegraphic fcport Of the Sullivan fight, it sounds more like foot-race than fight.
 T. M. Olden, D. E. Dumas and D. F. have been appointed deputy assessors by Assessor Carrier
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double ,tanG aId goods and genuine Tennessee white .yo at tue Cob Web.
 Dr. E. B. Hasley returned last night rom Santa Maria He left John Law CT much improved in health.
 Ii you want drink that Is both mild md delicious, try the Crab-apple Cham Dagne cider, at the Sazerac saloon.
 soda Mint Tablets, Kings New Dis. .overy, Cherry Blossom Perfume, To and's Liver Tonic, and all goods at Eastern prices, at B. Coxe's pharmacy
 Some needed improvements are be- ng made to the interior of the Catholic hurch, which will give that place ;ery neat appearance.
 J. k Haiglcr and E. F. stewart have fled their official bonds as justices of he peace. the former being ill Pleasant alley, and the latter at Payson.
 The office of the county assessor has | ,een removed to the court house, to the supervisors rOom and D. F. Mitchell 1 las been appointed office deputy.
 Fellows Syrup, Safe Cure, Medical Discovery. Wizard Oil, Sarsaparilla, August Flower. German Syrup, and ,uticura Remedite, by the tottle, or |ozen, at Coxe's Yavapai Pharmacy
 The Champion says that haif a dozen l i the toughest, dirtiest and most heeky trampS that ever roie brake !, ,eam invaded the town last week.
 The sum of SIP 50 WIS realized from he collection at the Congregational hurch, on Sunday night, for the bene- it of the famine sufferers of Turkey.
 Donald Kelly, nephew Q T. w. Otis, las engaged to teach the school in 'ig Chino valley, and will commence the. erm next Monday, leaving for there to- Iav.
 Carl Holton, special officer of the l atlantic X Pacific railroad has been ppointed deputy sheriff by W. J. Null enon, to operate along the line of the l ailroad
 The Arizona Central railway, recent 1 y incorporated in Phenix, for the pur- ,ose of building d railroad to Prescott, | las filed it's articles of incorporation in his county.
 A. E. Fay. formerly leading demo- ratio politician of this territory, and n ex-member of the territorial legisla- 1 ure, is about to start q newspaper at ian Bernardino, California.
 The bear hunters returned last even ng, after fruitless search for old bruin. l hey cane across place where he had filed and eaten a two-year-oid heifer ! ut. owing to the dryness of the ground, 1ere unable to follow his trail.
 l.. w. Olden and D. E. Dumas, eputy assessors, started out on an ssessing tour to-day. The former oes to Walnut Grove, and the latter to Walnut creek, Skull and Williamson alleys.
 MT. Bullock Is wo, king hard to have he railroad pushed through to Phenix,