Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
FKoM TUESDAYS DAILY.

: the Sazerac. Railroad tickets bought and sO'i ,
 A. Aitken's.
 Ira Moore is up from his Walnl
 Grove ranch.
 Fl Mechanics of all kinds have plenty (
 work just now.
 "Standard tune Bourbon" at th
 Montezuma Saloon. | Aiken has the "boss" cigar-th
 "Key West Bouquet" 1 Hot Scotch whisky speciality at th
 Prescott Sample rooms. | Oh, for good smoke! Aiken hs
 1.-the Key West Bouquet"
 The lawn tennis grounds in Eas
 Prescott, are very popular these days
 Charles Morgan came in on las
 nights train, for brief visit to Pres colt.
 E. M. Sanford returned last evening from business trip to Kingman ant Williams.
 Al. Aiken received an invoice O.
 cherries, bananas and piueapples yester day evening.
 The cash receipts of the sheriff office for April were as follows: licenses $25O; fees, $62.5O.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken lucky, whisky just received at the Pres. colt Sample rooms. If you want a drink that is both mild and delicious, try the Crab-apple Cham pagne cider, at the Sazerac saloon.
 Buy your Louisiana Sta.e Lottery tickets of A. Aitken, who has the agency for the same, in Prescott.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double standard goods and genuine Tennessee white rye at the Cob Web.
 Since arranging his goods in his new quarters, J. w. Wilson has one of the finest stores in the territory.
 Martin Maier has received his invoice of delayed book beer. It is a little late, but just as good as though received May 1st
 United States District Attorney Rouse writes that he will be here next month prepared to try all United States cases.
 F. M. Murphy has just purchased a fine span of horses from Shull & Aus tin, to use between Prescott and the Congress mine.
 A miniature lottery com rany is in operation at Whipple. It was gottel, up for the fun of the thing. Drawings take place every full moon.
 The funeral of the late John A. Sim mons will take place tomorrow, We'd nesday, at II o'clock, from the resi- dence of his son, Thomas Simmons. Interment in the family burying ground.
 Dennis May returned last evening from protracted visit to friends in the east, and will remain in this vicinity. Mir May has done his full share in de- veloping mining properties in this sec tion.
 Phenix recently boasted of ripe apri- cots on May 3d, claiming it was three weeks earlier than California fruit. This seems to be a mistake, as apricots were marketed in Marysville, from the Briggs orchard, May 3d.
 0. R. Martindell, the ever live insur- ance agent, has an advertisement in this issue of the financial statement from one of his companies. MT. Mar tindell represents good companies, and takes pleasure in writing up policies for his friends.
 Dr. Dorman had large audience last evening to listen to his lecture on tenn perance, and he delivered very inter. esting and instructive address. Miss Fannie Lawson favored the audience with couple of beautiful vocal selec- ions, rendered most effectively.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Padgham and laughter came up yesterday from MT. Moore's ranch at Walnut Grove, and will cave tomorrow for their home at Po- mona, California. They are delighted with our climate, and expect to return lere again to enjoy it's healthgiving in- luence.
 John A. Simmons, aged about v ears, and who has been a resident of ! his county since 1864, died at the resi- lence of his son, Thomas Simmons, Monday, May 7th. The deceased has 'een a sufferer for long time, during which time he has received the most ender care and nursing from his chil- lren. George B. Mealy, the salvation army co~t, who had such narrow escape rom being elected chaplain of the coun. il in the l4th legislature, is in trouble gain; this time he is in jail in Santa Cal. Poor Mealy has had only | succession of one trouble after an- ther ever since Watkins nominated lim as chaplain.
 A world beating type setter has turn d up at Atlanta, Georgia. His name , Charles Thompson, and he recently ct 7,SO0 ems, solid nonpareil, in three ours. There were but three turned stters in the proof. Thompson is only 9 years old and has been in the city nly 8 week, being country printer. [e challenges the world.
 Cattle Market.
 Chicago, May Seattle receipts, 900 head; market steady; steers, $3.6O 49O; stOckers and feeders, g. .5O@3.65; exas cattle $3.50@4.
 Sheep-Recelpts. 2,OOO head; market .eady; natives, $5.55@6.5O; shorn, 4.25 to 600; western, $4.75@5.95;