Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

few days.
 The celebrated McBrayer whisky a the Sazerac.
 Railroad tickets bought and soJ a A. Aitken's. Sterlings royal remedy at COxe's iav
 apai Pharmacy.
 Standard tune Bourbon" at thu
 Montezuma Saloon l Aiken has the "boss" cigar-th'
 "Key West Bouquet" l Hot Scotch whisky speciality at ths
 Prescott Sample rooms.
 The republican county convention
 will be held next Saturday. | J.W. Roberts is moving his gun
 smith shop to office row.
 A Nogalez democrat, in the Phenix
 Gazette, howls for harmony.
 Hon. J. A. Bayard, secretary of the territory, is expected home soon.
 Oh, for good smoke. Aiken has it-the Key West Bouquet" Cap. Fisher has gone to hot springs, where he will tarry couple of weeks. John Fredericks now drives the fine truck recently brought here by Bash ford & Co.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken tucky, whisky just received at the Pres l colt Sample rooms. If you want drink that is both mild and delicious, try the Crab-apple Cham pagne cider, at the Sazerac saloon. Buy your Louisiana State Lottery 1 tickets of A. Aitken, who has he agency for the same, in Prescott. Kentucky sour mash whisky double stand .rd goods and genuine Tennessee white rye at the Cob Web. Seventy-seven is the highest altitude the mercury has attained at this place this season.
 F. St. Q. Cockburn, manager of the sampling works, has returned from short trip to Kingman.
 The Signal says that E. s. Clark has leased the Champion. Judge Tinker denies the allegation.
 P.J. Mccormick arrived yesterday from southern California, and is greet ing his numerous friends.
 Mrs. Blaine has improved the front of her place, by laying walk and mak- ing other improvements.
 County Assessor M. A. Carrier and his deputy. MT. L. M. Olden, came in from the Verde yesterday evening"
 Al. Aitken has moved his business, temporarily. to the room recently Oc- cupied by Landgrebe. as barber shop.
 A. Leonard Meyer, of Phenix, has been strongly urged to run for mayor of that city. MT Meyer has accepted the call.
 MT. Charles Goven, superintendent of the Arizona Cattle company, of Flag steff, is in the city. and paid this office a call to-day.
 The authorities of Wichita, Kan, are ridding the town of tramps by shipping them west in freight cars labeled "Per- ishable." Frieght is paid for fifty miles.
 A complimentary serenade was tend cred Will. J. Curry and bride last night, and all went as fair "as a marriage bell" The couple were deserving of the com pliment.-ArizOnan.
 After Sunday next, trains on the Prescott & Arizona Central will leave this place at s a. m., and arrive at 6 30 p. m. This change will enable passen- gers to make close connection at the Junction with trains both ways on the Atlantic & Pacific.
 Alex. Rothenstein and son, of San Francisco, left this afternoon for Flag staff. It is their intention to institute | lodges of the U. O. H. in that place, Holbrook and WinslOw within the next l four weeks. We bespeak for them a hearty reception wherever they may go. They leave with the hearty good wishes of the many friends they have made du- ring their short stay in Prescott.
 We have been informed by ex-Chief | Justice Sumner Howard that he will be 8 candidate before the Phenix conven- for delegate to the national republican Should Judge Howard be so fortunate as to secure the coveted honor, the republican party of the ter ritory will be represented ably in the council of the party. We are of opinion that no better selection could be made. This action of the Judge leaves the contest in this part of the territory between Judge Howard and Col. Eggers. May the best man win.
 Frank LesIIe's Sunday Magazine
 for May
 To valuable and interesting number of ! this favorite family monthly. Both solid and light reading, grave and gay, prose and verse, are found in its pages, and the many beautiful illustrations