Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
LOCAL NOTES.
FROM THuRsDAY'S DAILY.

FRoM THuRsDAY'S DAILY.
 No mail from the south to-day.
 Miss Carrie Hopkins has returne' from Albuquerque.
 Sheriff Mulvenon returned from hi visit east yesterday.
 The recorders fees for Januar! amounted to $337.
 Joseph Dougherty, at his O. K. store has good wood for sale at $6 per cord.
 Read the advertisement, in this issue of lots for exchange, in Chicago Heights, Topeka.
 "No money loaned in sums less thar $I,OOOOOO," is the suggestive placard behind bar of one of our saloons.
 Quarterly examination of teacher will be held next Monday at the office 0 the county superintendent and probate judge.
 Supreme court met in Tucson to-day but will be adjourned from day to day until the 18th instant, when the hear ing of cases will be commenced.
 Delton Yates and wife, the latter a neice of E. H. Witherell, are expected to arrive in Prescott on Saturday, and will go out to the Coyote Sring ranch to Ne.
 The patients in the county hospital were turned over to Dr. McCandless, the new contractor for their care, last even ing. There are only four occupant. at present.
 Ata meeting of the board Of firt delegates, held last evening, the olt officers of the fire department were re elected, as follows: Chief, George w Sines; Assistant Chief, Alvord Aiken Secretary, w. E. Landgrebe.
 The citizens of Cottonwood and up per Verde raised $S7.5O for the widow of the late Green /. Clem, who com mitted suicide on Thanksgiving night by the entertainment and supper re gently given there. A postotiice orde for that amount was forwarded to he yesterday to Arkansas, where she | now residing with her mother.
 The north bound train from Prescott yesterday, ran into snow drift, nea Sullivan's, and the entire train, consist ing of engine tender, freight Car, loaded with furniture, and passenger coach was derailed. Engine No started out to their relief to-day, but owing to tht heavy snow storm which has prevailed to-day, accompanied at times by & h'gi wind, there is no telling when train will get through.
 The attention of administrators and all parties interested is called to the adver- tisement, m to-day's issue, of Probate Judge O'Neill. Since publishing his notice, sometime since, in the JOURNAL MINER, about twenty administrators of unsettled estates have responded and filed their accounts. During this week he will issue between sixty and seventy attachments for those who have failed to respond to the published notice and place them in the hands of the sheriff to be served. All parties interested in any of the estates mentioned in today advertisement, and having any Objec- tion to their final settlement, are re- quested to appear at the office of the probate judge on the day mentioned.
 A remedy for neuralgia comes from a physician in Germany, and several eminent physicians, say it has scien- tiiic basis, and cannot in any case do the least harm: Get unroasted coffee berries, of best quality, Java or Mocha, and get but small quantity at time, as they should be as fresh as possible. At night put table spoonful of the ber- ries in cup, fill the cup with boiling water, and cover it tightly. Drink the water in the morning as soon as you wake. This must bs taken regularly for six weeks in order to effect cure for chronic cases. In acute attacks, this beverage can be taken three times day if necessary. Persons who can not ordinarily drink coffee, need not fear to try this, as the effect is entirely different from that of the roasted berry.