Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
FROM TurspAy's DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY, 1 Auction of furniture on Thursday.
 John Curtin is in iron Turkey creek | itailroa.i tickets bought and soli a
 i. t,tSens.
 | J.W. McGowan, of the Senator mins Is in Chicago.
 R. N. Fredericks was able to be ol the streets to-day.
 l Councilman Moore's family accom- panied him to Phenix.
 Aiken has the "boss" cigar--th "Key West Bouquet"
 Pretty designs of Silvcrware in tabl goods, at Geo. H. Curry's.
 Lawrence Lemon left for Phenix vis Wickenburg this morning.
 Oh, for good smoke! Aiken ha
 1.-the Key West Bouquet"
 s. P. Behan has charge of packini the books of the territorial library.
 General and Mrs. T. J. Butler vii leave for visit east on Sunday morn ing.
 The last issue of the Flagstaff Cham pion contains an urgent app,al fol county division.
 Flagstaff has dancing school, and has been enjoying two or three weeks 1 of good sleighing. New invoice of Jackson county, Ken lucky, whisky just received a' the Pres i colt Sample rooms. Judge J. J. Hawkins, territorial su- ditor, will leave for the future seat of government on Sunday.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency for the same, in Prescott.
 Dr. Robinson reports Dick McNary's condition greatly improve', and pres' poets are now favorable for his recovery.
 Ticket, number 46,e37, drew a prize in tho Louisiana lottery. The holder of it will call at A. Ernst's for his money.
 Fisher and Rhoades are the only members of the Fifteenth legislature answering to roll-call at present in Prescott.
 Pepsin stomach bitters--a splendid appetizer, and cure for dyspepsia and indigestion, for sale at the Saxerac saloon.
 A correspondent of the Gazette sug- gests that the location of the capit Il in Phenix will make capitalists of every one there.
 LII Breed, of Winslow, D. G. Har- vey, w. l.. Vinal and B. Schnster, of Holbrook, arrived on last nights train, tc attend court.
 Ms. J. L. Fisher telegraphs her husband that she leaves San Francisco for home this evening. She will be due here on Thursday.
 It is fact that the weather has already moderated since the departure of the legislature. To-day was the warmest day we have had for two weeks.
 The thermometer registered last Monday night twenty-four degrees he- low TO, the coldest night without doubt ever known in this town.-Cham- pion.
 It leaked out this morning that the territorial legislature intends laying over at Peach Springs for day or two, with view of taking the Gtand Gam yoa to Pnenix.
 A Phenix preacher announced as his subject for last Sundays services, "Cause for rejoicing" sugges ted, as he said, "by the glad news of thc removal of the capital"
 IL. Fisher will sell the furniture of the late Mrs. Houghtelin, at auction, under the direction of J. A. Rush, ad- ministrator of the estate, on Thursday.
 The perjury case of the United States vs. Harry Ashton, has been oa trial to- day in the United States dist. ict court, jury having been impaneled this morning
 On the arrival of our legislators here next week they will be tendercd A grand banquet by our citizens, for which ac- tive preparations are already being made.-Herald.
 I have engaged Mir. Will Curry to take charge of my Watchs Clock and Jewelry repairing. All work will be under my personal supervision, and satisfaction always guaranteed. Geo. H. Curry. It is rumored that Lieutenant Gate woods mission to Camp Verde, and thenc to San Carlos, is for the pur- pose of removing portion of the Apachee to the former place. General Clark Churchill, of Phenix, has been experimenting in the raising of sugar beets, the seeds from which they were grown having been brought from Germany by Mrs. Churchill, on her return last spring. Mrs Chester Thomas gave a sur. prise party yesterday afternoon to her son Alonzo, it being his twelfth birth day. About thirty boys and girls were entertained at the hospitable residence of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas, an'! indnlged in amusements of various kinds. Ss A Chicago phy ysician has recently ta- ken the position that there are more people killed every year by insufiiciency of nourishment, than by overlooking their stomachs. The fact is, he says, that more people do not eat, enough and above all things they do not eat meat enough.