Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-15

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 the water in the we'll. He is nov Ii correspondence with manufact urers c win i-mills. and will either procu,e on : or use steam for raising the water. H
 has already constructedA large rese, ,'ois and expects by another year t0 put l
 large area under cultivation. | We have no spsce or inclination to enter into newspaper controversy by makinga reply 10 such . remark ., appeared in our contemporary thi. morning about "ssying ugly things about Governor Zulick," when 1t is known to every one in the territory that this paper never has been friendly to him, and never asked any favors al hum. Our contem porary seems to bs "hard up" for newspaper controversy when It resorts to such petty assertions containing no truth whatever.
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 FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 When you wan; . good cigar go ts Ford's.
 sterling's Royal Remedy at Coxs pharmacy.
 Fifteen prisoners in the Yavapai county jail.
 H. ,. Miller, of Flagstaff, isinterview ing the town.
 Railroad tickets bought and snii a, | z. Aitken's. $. P. Behan came in from his ranch last evening.
 Soda Water, with fruit juices. xt Coxe's pharmacy.
 Henry Spaulding, of the Agua Fria. was in town to-day.
 Aiken has. the "boss" cigar-the Key West Bouquet" Oranges, Apples. Lemons, Figs. Dates, etc., at Ford's.
 Oh, for good smokel Aitken has i'--the !" Key West Bouquet" Thomas West is making arrange ments to sprinkle the streets. Mir. and Mrs. Ben Robinson, of Kirk land valley, are visiting Prescott. Fritz Jesseen says he received 6 lear load of Coconino whisky yesterday. J. l.. Fisher received an invoice of fresh ranch butter and eggs to-day. Lemps St. Louis Keg Beer. from schooners. at the Montezums Saloon.
 Geo. F.. Brown received three car loads of cattle yesterday from Kansas.
 Bashford < Burmister shipped large quantities of goods to the mines to-day.
 Try the celebrated Milk Shake, at Coxe's pharmacy, a most delicious drink.
 D. F. Mitchell received four thorough. bred Jersey COWS last evening from Kansas.
 F. w. Minor came in on yesterdays train with the shipment of cattle from Kansas.
 Geo. E. Brown came in from an assessing tour along the railroad on yesterdays train.
 The county assessor and his depu- ties have nearly completed the work of assessing the county.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aitkan, who has the agency or the same, in Prescott.
 A number of miners left this morn- ing for various camps, all of them find ing ready employment.
 Postal orders and notes drawn at our postoffiee during last month numbered 400, and aggregated $5, 900.
 c. w. Culver went out to Prescott Junction to meet his family, wno came in with him on to-day's train.
 A committee from the Yavapai De- velopment company was out to-day to look up site for reduction works.
 Two dwelling houses for sale. See advertisement, and apply to Wm. Vii gus at Hills tin shop for bargain.
 Location notices have been filed by P. L. Kastner of the Fryer Hill, George and Dakota mines, Walker district.
 Barrett Post G. A R. will meet to- night and complete the arrangements for the celebration of Memorial Day.
 D. M. Gray, representing the Phila- delphia Smelling and Refining Con- pany of Pueblo, Colorado, is in town.
 G. w. Ford received the sad intelli- gence today of the death of his brother, John B. Ford, at Fall River, Massachu- setts. May 9th.
 Two inches of snow fell in the vicin- ity of Williams May 8th Geo. E. Brown says it was the prettiest snow storm he ever saw.
 The wind which has prevailed here since May lst seems to have extended clear across the continent from the Pa cific to the Atlantic.
 Col. A. l.. Hough, in command at | Fort Whipple, brave officer and genial gentleman, favored the JOURHAL-MINER | office with call to-day.
 "The evening paper" has not changed | one iots in regard to the Apache county | tragedy. It still wants thorough in- vestigation into the affair.
 A.P. More, owner of the Santa Rosa islands of Santa Barbara was nearly | killed by his employees last week. Mir. More is a nephew of J M. More of ranch in the world.
 J. H. Lee, pioneer of the territory. and lifelong republican, is an appli- | cant for the position of register of the land office. Mir. Lee is possessed of all l necessary qualifications for the position, while he could not be anything else but Q republican If he wanted to.
 A number of the boys in blue came up from Whipple last evening to cele- brate pay day, and meeting some friends in Prescott, both sides started in l to enjoy themselves and have good time. From the battered faces, black eyes and other external evidences of a similar nature to 6 seen today, 1t is safe to say that they made success of it. Spittoons were the most dangerous weapons used.
 The Prescott 4 Arizona Central train is now running on the new schedule, arriving in Prescott at 3 o'clock, and leaving at p. m. It connects at Pres colt Junction at s 30 p. m. with the east | bound train from San Francisco, and with the west-bound train for the same pace. The west bound train for Los Angeles passes Prescott Junction ct 10 :45 a. m., and the eastbound from Los Angeles at 6 :23 a. m.
 Major Wham, the paymaster who ~oAkaI Gaen.As~ 1o ~aro~xa Sbss