Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-04
that her father succeeded in rescuing

credit of securing better mail service t
 Vulture. We doubt if post office off
 cial at Washington ever saw the paper
 To Superintendent Beggs, of the stag
 company, belongs the credit Of secur
 ing this service. His representations t' that department, backed by those 0
 Special Agent Howard, who was author
 ized to investigate and report to the de
 partment when here, were what SC cured the change of service l Mir. and Mrs Padgham, the latter q
 sister of 4. A. Moore, accompanied by
 their daughter, are visiting Prescott.
 MT. Padgham's health is not good, anc
 while en route, few years ago, iron
 Kansas to Pomona, California, he stop l ped short time in Prescott, and Wa: l greatly benefited. Should the climate have the same effect on him this year he will remain here during the summer They are at present the guests of MT and Mrs. E. w. French.
 The funeral of the late w. B. Hol- den will take place tomorrow (Iuesday) afternoon at o'clock, from the under. l taking rooms of A. G. Randall. De ceased was formerly resident Of Pres : colt, but returned to the east and con- tracted consumption, and pOstpOning his return to Prescott until 1t had ob- tained such hold on him that there was no hope, he came here again only to live few weeks. During his illnesc he was kindly cared for by Mrs. Wilson and others.
 FROM TUESDAYS DAILY. Beef tea at the Sazerac Saloon. Beer on draught at the MOntezuma. '
 w. B. Hume went to Kingman yes terday.
 Hugh McCrum left for California yes- terday.
 Property owners should paint their houses.
 The celebrated McBrayer whisky at the Sazerac.
 ;ailroad tickets bought and sod at A. tken'a.
 Standard tune Bourbon at the Montezuma Saloon.
 Finest Sonoma Zinfandel at Gold waters, $l per gal. If
 Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the Key West Bouquet"
 Billy Vigus is back again at hissold place with Sam Hill.
 Hot Scotch whisky a speciality at the Prescott Sample rooms.
 Oh, for good smoke! Aiken has 1.-the Key West Bouquet"
 Mrs. Bowen has built sidewalk in front of the hospital building.
 Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Halsey returned to-day from their wedding tour.
 Thos. Humphreys left for his Will iamson valley ranch this afternoon.
 Goose Flat property owners are mak- ing decided improvements to their prop crty.
 Vim. WilkersOn has filed his official oath and bond as clerk of the district court
 J. l.. Fisher is making Improvements to his iron store building, incre asing its capacity.
 John Sorg has been painting and otherwise improving his Granite street l property.
 Lovers of good liquor should try the Monogram whisky, for sale by M. Gold water & Bro. If
 The telegraph dispatches announce that Y J. Dunkel, of Prescott, has been | granted pension.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken ;ncky, whisky just received at the Pres ;ott Sample rooms.
 Henry M. Clack, of Williamson Val ey, has sold l2O acres of land to w c. Bashford ct al., for 5000.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery icketS of X. Aiken, who has the agency | or the same, in Prescott.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double tam, ,rd goods and genuine Tennessee vhi.e ". a, the Cob Web.
 D. c. Thorne has leased the Palace saloon, and will renovate and repair tine 'lace and open it up May 1st.
 If you want drink that is both mild nd delicious, try the Crab-apple Cham ,agne cider, at the Sazerac saloon.
 Will J. Curry has placed the JOUR under obligations for lumber of beautiful Indian relics.
 J. l.. Fisher was elected president and |. G. Oliver secretary of the newly or anized stock association, on Saturday
 If you want a piano or organ cheap, nd on easy terms, call on N. H. Tall nan, Bellevue Hotel, Prescott, Arg. If A six-horse team belonging to MT. fierce pulled out from w. c. Bashford . Co.'S yesterday, loaded with supplies )r the Congress mine.
 Reports at this time of year from the ounty surrounding Prescott were never ) favorable as at resent Stock on Il the ranges are reported to be in rime condition, and feed was never etter. The present year promises to Q a prosperous one for miners, ranch rs and stock raisers.
 Hon. l.. Bashford is arranging for nportant improvements to his business roperty on the north side of the plaza. he three stores, now occupied by Mrs. ullivan, X. Altken and J. w Roberts i'll be consolidated into two large nes, one of which will be occupied by IF. Aitken, and the other by Mrs Sul van. Mir. Roberts will move his gun ore into office row on Cortez street. The funeral of the late w B. Holden l as we'll attended this afternoon Ser ces were conducted by Revs. H. w.