Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-03
FROM TuEspAY's DAILY.

FROM TuEsDAY's DAILY.
 Seed potatoes at Bashford & Burmis
 ter's.
 When you want good cigar go |,
 Ford's.
 l Rev. N. l.. Guthrie has been on th,
 sick list.
 Finest stock of Cigars and Tobacco
 at Ford's.
 Railroad tickets bought and soli d !! Aitken's. N. J. Hickey and Orick Jackson vii 1 return tonight.
 P. c. Hale left by this morning.,
 train for the east k. Burgess came in last night from !
 forty days trip east. Aiken has the .boss" cigar-ths
 Key West Bouquet" Oh, for good smokei Aitken Ina,
 s---the " Key West Bouquet" Oranges, Apples, Lemons. Figs Dates, etc, at Ford's. A few people here have the Okla homa lever in mild form.
 Collections were reported easier yes terday than for several months.
 Queen" and "BeAuty" cigars, the finest cigars in town, at Ford's.
 Judge Wright will open a term of court at kingmsn next Monday.
 Lemps St. Louis Keg Beer, from schooners. at the Monte zumA Saloon.
 Clark & Adams are getting their saw-mill well along towards completion.
 ,. c. Herndon returned on last nights train from brief business trip to Albuquerque.
 Dress parade at Whipple Barracks at half-past six o'clock p. nc. Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery Jackets of A. Aitken, who has the agency 'or the same, m Prescott.
 Mrs. c. A Bray made flying visit to Prescott last night, returning home on this mornings train.
 A deed from Middleton Jones to J. w. Human, to land tn Verde valley, for $3O0, has been filed for record.
 We have been shown A copy of the hook that Is said to have lost the gover- norshiP to Col. Thorpe of Flagstaff.
 c. Douglass Brown and J. c. Hartin left this morning for Sois Wash, to work on the artesisn we'll
 The Knights of Pythias have invita- tions out for for social, to be given at their hall next Tuesday evening, April 9th.
 The children's entertainment at the Baptist church, for next Sunday night, April 2, has been postponed one week, to April l4th
 The board of supervisors have re- cinded their order raising licenses at Alexandra and other camps from $l0 to $50 per quarter.
 Don't forget that Otto Halmer is holding forth at Martin Maier's where he runs a iirst-class restaurant, and will feed you on ice cream pretty soon.u
 The trespass suits instituted against Colonel Eddy and others of the Mineral Belt railroad, on the reports of the special timber agent, have been ordered l dismissed.
 H. F. Little, whose place was de- s,royed by fire at Williams, has locs- Led in Flagstaff and opened up saloon l n the building formerly occupied by Mir. Taylor
 X contract of sale between the Allan tic X Pacific railroad company and E. B. Perrin, in relation to land on the l western division of the road, has been | iled for record.
 "Red" Dulin, of the Montezuma sa- oon, has partner in the Oklshoms to look after desirable bar gains in lands or town lots there.
 c. w. Johnson, of the Point of Rocks, has an announcement in to-day's issue | Df interest to milk consumers. Mir. will shortly commence the de- livery of pure milk in Prescott.
 c. c. Dodd, day operator of the At lantic X Pacific railroad at Prescott | Junction, has resigned his position there, and the place will be filled by M. Golf, night operator.
 A telegram was received to-day from Dodge. of the Atlantic < Pacific at Winslow, stating that Sher- fir O'Neiil was all right five days ago A fight was reported to have occurred, but was not considered reliable Relief parties have been sent from Winslow and Flagstaff.
 The bill passed at the last sessiOnof Lhe legislature, for the encouragement of sinking for artesian water, provides that Inc boards of supervisors of each county may pay 5000 to the party or parties who shall strike flowing water it shall flow for ten days and .he volume is not less than 17 300 gallons per day for that time. Railroad com- paaies and owners of land grants are from the provisions of the bill, | he intention of the law being to en- courage the sinking of artesiAn wells on land.