Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-04
FRon TUESDAYS DAILY.

l Schools weso reopened again to-day. 1 Hats. from $l. 90 to $I0, at J. W. Vii.
 son & Co.'s. | Railroad tickets bought and sold st
 A. Aitken's. l Pants, from $l.50 to $6, at J. w. Will
 son < Co.'S. !, The celebrated MeBrayer whisky at
 the Sazerac.
 Business opens up very favorably for
 the new year.
 The Hook and Ladder company
 meets tonight.
 Underwear, $2 to $S per suit, at J. W. ! Wilson X Co.'S. J. L. Fishers car load of furniture arrived to-day
 Hot Scotch whisky speciality at the
 Prescott Sample -rooms.
 Now is the time to secure Christ mas present for your friend.
 T. $. Bunch, of Apache county, came in on Sundays train
 Hon. Hugo Richards returned Satur day night from his trip east.
 The firemen propose to give their an- nual ball on the 22d of February.
 Raflle tonight at the Prescott Sample | rooms, for an elegant gold watch. |
 Every thing you want to wear, at bot tom prices, at J. w. Wilson X Co.'S.
 o. A. Ensign has sold a half interest in his pack train to Wm Johnson, for $I 200.
 Nearly one hundred location notices have been filed during the past two days.
 1 Fritz Jessen's headquarters has been replenisned by the arrival of a car load of goods.
 1 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery l tickets of A. Aitken, who has the agency | for the same, in Prescott. Kentucky sour mash whisky double 1 stant, nd goods and genuine Tennessee 1 white ,ye ai the Cob Web.
 Fresh candies and Christmas Tree or ! naments, all new and beautiful, at Baumann's Candy Store, Bellevue Ho- l tel 22-2t Nice, warm club rooms, supplied with | ,,la of r.a1i,n ,<tonhoI t< ] the Cob Web saloon. Just the place to spend these cold evenings. Last nights party at the Bellevne hotel, was a very pleas mt one, and was largely attended by Prescotts brave sons and charming daughters.
 Yayapai Catsrrh Cure, sure and safe j; Yavapai Ey Water, for weak and sore eyes, and Toland's Liver and Blood Tonic, at B. Coxe's Pharmacy.
 R. NJ. Murray, of Oakland, Califor- mia, former resident of this place, paid a hurried visit to Prescott during the past two days
 APPLES APPLES !-One car load of selected Michigan apples to arrive about Nov. Sth, will be sold by A. Ait ken. by the barrel or pound, at living prices.
 w. F. Robertson, cousin of s. J. Snapp, well known mining man of Hassayampa district, arrived on yester- days train, and intends casting his lot with the good people of this section.
 s. c. Miller is quite sick, but Dr. Robinson, who is attending him, hopes to have him up and around in few days again
 An elegant new front is being put in the building formerly occupied by MT. Herzog, by its owner, MT. Bashford. It will be occupied ny Geo. H Curry, as a iewelry store. Chief of Police Dodson captured one of the biggest "Gila Monsters" Sunday night, ever captured in the territory. It required the assistance of three or four citizens to get him to the city cooler
 E. Burgess, register of the land office, left for thirty days visit to friends in the east, on this afternoons train. Du- ring his residence in Prescott, MT. Bur gess has made host of warm friends, who wish him a safe journey and a pleasant visit with friends at his old home, Culpepper, Virginia
 The pump of the Prescott X Arizona Central engine froze, on Friday night, at the Junction, aud burst, causing | delay of the arrival of the train until | about 10 o'clock at night. Conductor Pomeroy pulled out again for the ,Junc- tion at , am. Sunday, but was compell- ed to stop in Chino valley, and Sun days train did not arrive until , D. m.
 Geo. w. Sines, of the Sazerac saloon, with his usual enterprise and determi- nation to keep the very best goods to be had in the market, has just imported | a brand of champagne known as the | Grand See. Itwas just imported to | America in 1886, by California firm, and has become such favorite with | lovers of this beverage thst they find ready sale for 1t. ]. few sample | bottles were sent to this office by MT. Sines, which Were turned over to the | bibulous expert of the institution, who pronounced it the finest ever brought to this market.
 The JoURN.L-MINER is in receipt of a very handsome souvenir, from Sam Drachman, of Tucson, one of the most business men in the terri tory. It was box of very fine cigars, in the form of an elegantly bound look During the recent visit to Tue son, one of the most pleasant acquain- tances formed was that of MT. Drach-