Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

other column for agents, to whom very | liberal terms are offered -~>S~>- ! ROM TUESDAYS DAILY. !! Concert tonight
 Attend the concert tonight. Do not fail to buy ticket to the tiremens ball
 Call at Mrs. Blsine's for Infants Outfits.
 Supervisors are working for s per day now under the new law. Collections yesterday were reported easier than fer several months Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets ot A. Aitken, who has tie agency Tor the same. in Prescott. SAteens-A patterns-new French designs, cheap, st Mrs. Blsine's. Beaumont Coxe has live crocodile in his drug store window. Walnu, Grove is we'll represented in Prescott.
 The card of the Bellevue h tel ap- pears in this issue.
 The southern part of he territory has been visited with rain showers.
 pr. F. II. Waite makes speciality of Gold filling and crown work.
 Ed. M. Blake and Miss Mary Otis returned to-day from Operlin college.
 Sport Boyle has been appointed as special deputy sheriff at the race track
 A cave occurred in the water filter at. the dam of the city water works to-day.
 Oh, for good smoke! Aiken has , the Key West Bouquet"
 Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Bananas, Pine Apples, Oranges and Limons at A. Aitken's.
 Mrs. G. A. Bray was met at the de- pot yesterday by a committee of the Dude hose company.
 Fourth of July fighting commenced m earnest last night and the consta- ble and chief of police were kept busy.
 Try the celebrated Milk Shake. at Coxe's pharmacy, most delicious drink.
 Railroad tickets bought and sold at A. Aitken's.
 Dr. F. II. Waite, a we'll known den- tisu oi Phenix, is in the city, and has opened an office over the postoiiice.
 F. Spannenberg, one of fhenix most enterprising business men, is visiting Prescott.
 Miss Mary Rankin, one of the most charming and popular bellies ofPhenix, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Glassiord, at Whipple.
 When you want . good cigar, im- ported or domestic, 20 to Ford'S. je27
 Sterling's Royal Remedy at Coxe's pharmacy.
 John Robinson, the enterpiising | young newspaper agent returned last evening from visit to his folks in Kirkland valley.
 Miss Lily Marshall, of Flagstaff, sc- ed her brother, Dr. ]. NJ. Marshall, to .rescott on his resent visit, and Is delighted with tho town.
 Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the " Key West Bouquet"
 Parties who have purchased tickets ior to-night's concert can secure rcserv- ed seats without extra charge by ap- plying at G, II. Curry's jewelry store.
 Dr. F. II. Waite, dentist, is az adu- ate oi Chicago Dental college, anu has b. en permanently located m P i,enix for two years. He guarantees all his work.
 Soda Water, with fruit juices, at Coxe's pharmacy.
 A colored man, filled up with whisky this morning, and made himself ohnox- ious on the streets, when he was run into the cooler, by Constable Land grebe.
 Engineer Gibson, of tine Denver and Fort Worth railrosd, is expected here in a few days, in company with some citizens of Phenix, to inspect railroad route between the two cities.
 Lemp's St. Louis Keg Beer, from schooners, Ut the Monte zumA Saloon.
 c. H. Bennett returned to-day from visit to the Santa Maria country, bringing with him load of potatoes | from J. w. Kerr's ranch. He also brought along as specimen of the agri- cultural possibilities of that country, n lot of oats, of which Mir. Kerr has about ten acres, also ripe pumpkin from seed planted on the list day of March.
 c. E. Compton, in. charge of the work at the lower dam on the Hassay- ampa during the absence of J. E. An. derscn, was brought into Prescott last night to have serious wound in the leg dressed. He was engaged in pistol practice when the weapon was prema- turely discharged, the ball entering his leg below the knee, causing painful wound