Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-31
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,

is in town.
 Railroad tickets bought and sold at
 A. Aitken's. + H. B. Crouch came in last evening
 from Pleasant valley.
 Aiken has the "boss" cigax-the
 Key West Bouquet"
 c. W. Beach was up to-day from hia
 Kirkland valley ranch.
 James Shirley has live "POesum'
 at his Tragic meat market.
 Hon T. J. Butler came in on last
 nights train from Flagstaff.
 Oh, fer good smoke Aiken has
 it-the Key West Bouquet"
 MT. Howard, representing Palmer
 & Key, left for Flagstaff to-day.
 Election bulletins will be posted in
 the Palace and Sazerac saloons as the
 returns come in.
 The prospect continues brighter every day for the success of the county re- | publican ticket
 No explanation has yet been made of the fraudulent registration made m the | recorders office.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken | tncky, whisky just received .it ti,n Pres
 cett Sample rooms.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency | for the same, i'll Prescott. Joseph Cavanaugh, brother of Frank Cavanaugh Of the Tragic meat market, has come to Prescott to live. Dr. Geo. F. Thornton came in to-day from Oak. and Willows ranch. He says the fall rodeo is over in his section. It is not unlawful to use "pasters" on election tickets unless the party files for record vignette with thc county recorder The telegraph companies want $275 to furnish election returns, bulletins from election day until the result is finally announced.
 Otto Halmer, steward of the Belle
 vue, and Miss Jennie Fletcher were married, by Judge w. H. McGrew, last evening, at the Bellevue hotel
 Remember, Geo. H. Curry has put watch cleaning down to $l.5O, and new mainsprings, $l. His reputation for the last 10 years in Prescott guarantees first-class work. Nothing reduced but the price
 Frank l.. Rogers left fer home this morning. Mir. Rogers has lived in this county long time, and all his old time friends, democrats as we'll az republi- cans, are rallying to his support. He a member of the 10th legislative assem- bly,.
 Leonard D Glazier, alias the "Gila Mouster," appeared before Judge Me- Grew this morning, to answer d charge of malicious mischief. He plead guilty | and was fined $5, the amount of dam ages, and the costs of the suit. He was then required to give bonds h, the sum of $500 to keep the peace in the future.
 "Atkinson, Barney, age AS, nativity Ireland, reidence Prescott, .laiuralized May 23d, 1875, date of registration January 4, 1884," is the first name on the great register, while Zulick, c. Meyer, age 49, nativity Pennsylvania, residence Prescott, date of registration October l6," is the closing na:ne of the same.
 The luck of some of the newspaper men is past all comprehension. They come in for good share of this worlds attentions, from the philosophical ad- vice of the office devil to seat in con- gress; but the JoURNAL-MINER editor has been doubly blest, for Mrs. J. c. Martin presented him with twins on the 16th instant--a son aud daughter, Enterprise.
 Judge Jshn Towards lifelong prac- tice of law pre-eminently qualities him for the position of district attorney over his youthful opponent. The office of district attorney is one of the most iu- pOrtant in the county, and a man of good legal attainnents and extensive should he elected to fill the pOsit on. Such man is Judge John Howard. Be sure and vote for him on election day. l.
 There is continued demand fer alfalfa hay here in the valley from stock men. One of our leading citi- zens, to-day, informed us that he has an order to purchase 1000 tens of alfalfa for stock man at price not to exceed $4 per ton. The price has how ever, gone up to S6 per ton in the stack puts the scheme of any additional feeding of stock, more than that which will come in t. consume the hay al ready purchased, beyond the point of profit, sad of course it stops at once. 30,OO9 tons of alfalfa could be disposed of in the next two or three weeks were it to he had at not over A per ton in thc Stick.--Herald
 The cheapest and best way to inn I prove your best horses by breeding is { o breed to the best stalliOns every , ,ime. The only difference in the cost | s the difference in the service fee, which , mounts to but little. A saving of five ,r ten dollars in this way would mean Ieveral years of waiting by those who 1; hink the gradual way the best, and if Ill the identical expenses were given he cost in the latter method would ex- E; :eed those of the former. The power to F mpress his own characteristics upon i lis offspring guarantees more than . colt, in appearance ct east, for any ordinary mare and pure i; ,looded stallion of any of the recog- ,ized breeds. It is within the province '