Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-13

Leavenworth, Kansas, and is stoppinl
 with her sister, Mrs. Fagin.
 Just received, at Geo. H. Curry's, 5Ol
 bottles of the finest sperm sewing ma
 chine oil. Buy only the best, and savt
 your machine. j12u l J. K. Duncan, route agent for thu
 eastern division of Wells. Fargo & Co.,
 express, is in Prescott, looking after tb,
 interests of the company.
 l Fred. Tritle, who sustained g serious
 sprain to his ankle, the night of the
 ampling works fire, is able to be
 around on crutches.
 Fine Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes, Oranges md Lemons. All the fresh fruits of the season. Fresh Candies and Nuts, at living prices, at A. Ait ken's. w. 0. O'Neill, editor of the Hoof and Horn, yesterday, deposited sixty dollars in bank, for the payment of the saddle won, by Riley Johnson, at the tourna- ment on Saturday.
 The JOURNAL-MINER man is under obligations to G. Washington Ford for mess of fine, luscious peaches just fresh from the orchards of California.
 Al. Aiken to-day received a lot of novelty knives, manufactured to order, containing names, address, etc, of owners. Call and see specimens, and leave your order for one.
 Try your luck by investing 9 cents in the Original Little Louisiana Com pany of San Francisco. A. Aiken is agent in Prescott Half tickets. 25c; wholes, 5Oc. Drawing June 18th.
 Major J. w. Donnelly, land agent of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, is out along the line of the road with repre- sentative of Stephen w. Dorsey, looking up a stock range for the latter gentle man.
 There is talk of getting up purse for cowboy race on the plaza for the Fourth. Each rider to have from three to five horses, ride twice around the plaza and take fresh mount. Such . race would prove quite interesting.
 We have heard more complaints of the inefficiency, or careless neglect of his duties, of the present principal of l the Prescott public schools than of any one who has filled the position for some time. Where there is SO much smoke l there must be little fire.
 The PrOspectOr says: "Any one might l know Martin, of the JO, ,aNAL-MINKR, was republican," No "iellah" can find out by reading the Prospetor what the politics of it's editor is. The paper is one of the best and spiciest in the territory, but it's politics is conun- rum.
 A portion of the machinery of w. z. Wilson < Co.'s saw-mill passed through own to-day, en route from Lynx creek 70 Granite mountain. Mir. Cartmell 'ays he will have it up ani running within thirty days. Since it's being ebuilt on Lynx creek, they have cut 'ver 10000 feet of lumber. and run ;O,OOO feet through the planer. F. For the benefit of trustees and teach ITS in this county, the superintendent esires us to announce that there will 'e no teachers institute held this year, n account of lack of funds. Owing to he large amount of property on which axes are delinquent, there has not cen sufficient funds to give each dis rict it's minimum allowance, and it has cen only by the greatest economy that chools have been maintained in some [ the districts for the full period re- tired by law. Some of the districts ere compelled to raise money by pri- ate subscription in order to do SO. '
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