Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-25

filed to its standing room only ca nac,tv. while number listened to the exercise, from the outside of the bulld- ing The programme Was an excel lcnilv nged one and was carried out very satisfactory, the rendering of the various portions reilecting credit alike ou the little ones and Mrs. Geo. D. Kendall, who trained them.
 FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,
 Ed Mercy is on the sick list.
 Wall paper at J l.. Fishers. tf
 Bscron draught at the Montezuma.
 |. too. will scalp Railroad tickets - T. Otto.
 The Toughs won the record at to- day fire.
 H.llfoad tickets bought and so'I at X. s.then's.
 Bran. wheat, corn and barley, at ]. L. Fishers.
 ]. l.. Fisher has ust received three ear load. of grain.
 Joseph Stephens, of the Tragic meat market, Is in town.
 standard tune Bourbon" at the Montezuma saloon.
 Aiken has the "hoss" cigar-the
 Key West Bouquet"
 ihe bridge bath house is supplied with cle. water again.
 We are having second edition of the windy season to-day.
 On, for a good smoke! Aiken has
 -the Key "!est Bouquet" 50o pounds peaches at Aitken's, from Hilr, orchard, cheap for cash. Whilple tro, ps were paid off yester- day. and Major Glenn left for Camp Verd- to-day.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken tucky, whisky just received at the Pres colt sample rooms.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery ..cEa:s ol \. .Iitken, who has the agency 'ur fine -aaic, in Prescott.
 Her'uciN sour mash whisky double -tau. g.t et. md genuine TenresSfe whi., r..a4 tle Cob Web. Col. Brayton and Captain Russell have returned from attending the court martial at Fort Huachuca. II you want a drink that Is both mild and delicious, try tine Crab-apple Cham pa2no cider. it the Sazerac saloon. McssrS. Sines and Conncll report hav ing within Si00 of enough money subscribed to purchase the new hose. Orck Jackson returned today from his two months rodeo of subscribers for Hoof and Horn. He reports a success lul trip.
 The question that Is now agitating sottlerS here is whether this country is ne rropcrty of the government, or of it's special agents.
 Pro. Thomas will shortly give a concert. the proceeds of which will he applied to the purchase of new hose for the fine department Fine Cigars. tobacco and Cigarettes, Oranges md Lemons. All the fresh fruits o( the season. Fresh Candies and Nuts. at living prices, at A. Ait ken's.
 Mr. C. II. LaBerteu and her niece, Mss Ruth Hill. accompanied by Mrs. E. II Weaver, left to-day for visit to fl ud> on the Agua Fria. \ change has been made in the assignment of Lieutenant Horne, and he has now been assigned tO the Ninth Cavalry. stationed in Nebraska.
 A deed has been filed for record from Nj. A. Lawl to E. w. Wells, for all the tomer'~ interest in the Lawler group of copper mines, the consideration named being S500
 II. F. Morin has pet eagle at his bottling works. He has quite an orni thoioglcal collection at present; an eagle. blue jay, magpie, mocking iri and a canary. T. has about come to that point here that man living in the country can not cut an armful of wood for his wife to cook breakfast with, unless he asks special agent for permission
 pr. Robinson spent one night with Wm. Collins, who was bitten by a snake in Kirkland valley, and left him feeling much better. The doctor thinks he may pull through.
 T. W. Otis has six or eight men en- l gagged making brick for his new brick block. It will be 9 bv 75 feet, two story and basement | He estimates that it will require about six weeks to get the bricks ready to commence building
 C R. Martindell, the handsome and i enterprising insurance agent, can be found at the headquarters of George