Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08

1 write 1t after tein- ,,enied tne pnTilt-' l of voting at th" primary. T. scene like drawing thc lines pretty fine when the editor of a democratic paper k no' allowed to east B halloi at the party 1 primary.
 FROM TUESDAYS DAILY, More rain needed. Wall paper at ! |. Fishers ti These nights are deli.h'f'llIv cool Beer on ,;rauert at the Nuntrzu,ua. Try guess at Red Duiin'- Jar oi ! beans.
 Jailor Hickey WAS able to h. on duiy to-day.
 I, toe, will scalp Railroad tickets - T Otto
 Railroad 'iake'- ,ouel1 4',a -,.I at l \. Ati;cu'
 stoncwsn wbi-key, at th Monte zuma, S years old Charlos Meadows camein !iom Tonto l basin last evening. Aiken .,as the "t,.--" c.sar--.',a Key Wasf Rauqnft.' l. Gardiner will shortly open a branch store at Jerome. Oh, for a .aod smoke! Aiken ha. t-the Key Vest Bouquet" Joseph Campbell, of Alcxandra, is in town, jolly and good naiured "s ever. James Akcrs took a lay-ot to-day, on account of being under the wcather The city council lacked d quorum for the transaction of business last evening.
 Chas. A. Girdlor went cut to Cherry creek to-day, to examine some mining property
 Prof. James Douglas arrived today and will go out to examine Copper basin.
 Major George Ii Burton, is an- nounced. as inspector general of thls d. partment.
 L.B. $. James has purchased Dr. McCandless' interest m the lavaloi pharmacy
 B. H Wilson ani wii- h,v" ~p.i lots l7 and l9, block 31, P.oacpt;, r. Z. II. Lucas, for 800
 w N. Vanderbilt goes out to Wal nut Grove tp-morrJw, to take 3 look at some mines.
 A railroad ticket for iady, good to Las Vegas, New Mexico, iur sale a! G. Wilmington Ford's
 New invoice ol Jackson county, Ken lucky, whisky just received a' th4 Pres colt sample rooms.
 Nathan and Sigie Kali,her, of PhenlH are visiting their relatives, D Leyv's family, i'll Prescott.
 Buy your I.ouislana S;a;e I1u.r> ..ckeis of !. Ai;i>ga, wh" a'e ilit agency or the same, n Present..
 Ken,ucky sour mash whiss "".'4 s.a,:. .g1 good ,"A goc.ir. icuare-.. white ryt at in Got Web.
 Al. Aitken received q lot of the fines peaches today, from iiils ranch, that We have seen in market yet.
 If you want drink that i- hofh mild and delicious, try the Crab-app'e th"ai- pagne cider, at the Sazerac saloon.
 Mir. Lupe is manipulating the ih.ot- tie on the Prescott & Ar Zona Centrai engine, with Alb Meiiord as fireman.
 Figuring up possible chances for nomi lation Is just now prominent industry among democratic candidates
 A car load of Mitchell wagons are en route for Sam. i'll. due tins week. Don't buy wagon until you see the Mitchell. fl
 E.. NJ. sanford has purcha srd lot- }, 1, 6, s, 10, l2 and II, block 2S, Pres colt, with improvements. from Orlando Allen and wife, for S20O0.
 That Sunoita rancho decision, Mr Tombstone Prospector, which you credited to our cont mporary, Wa JoURNAL-MNER item.
 Brother Bagg, of the Prospector, says he is not sitting on the fence singing praises to his prosecutors since being liberated from dungeon.
 Fine Cigars, tobacco aud Cigarettes, Oranges end Lemons All the fresh fruits of the season. Fresh Candies and Nuts. at living prices, al A Ait ken's
 Original Little Louisiana Lottery Co. good as gold. Have tickets for sale and will pay any prize under Sl25 drawn by a ticket sold ny me- q. w. Ford. ii
 James Howey, the old-time black smith and horse shoer of Prescott, has opened shop on Cor;ez street. opposite the City feed yard, and solicits a share of the public patronage
 Our contemporary, by saying that the next legislature will have to reduce the rate of interest on county warrants. virtually admits that the last demo- cratic legislature perpetrated au out rage on our citizens by raising the rate of interest 9 per cent. for the hA1eiit of money lenders.
 It Is abont time that republicans selected ticket for delegates to be voted for at next Saturdays primary. As there has not yet developed any rivalry of candidates, there will proba- hiy be no contest Ten good men whose republicanism is unquestioned should be elected