Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-06

Among the out of town people seen 1 on our streets to-day were w. <. Head and Major O.ey, Camp Verde; Joseph Cook and Miss Lottie Cook, Will iamson valley; John 0'Connell Senator mine: James 0'Hara, Stanton; Frank Alters, Catoctin; W. A. and w. T. Rowe, Slate creek; John Mcdonald, Jerome; N. B. Palmer, Congress City; Tho Carroll, Jerome. FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 A sight rain fall last night.
 "I.illion," which Is snuff, at Ford's.
 When you want n good cigar go to Ford's.
 Henry Bevering, of rnrkey creek, is in town
 Choice bananas just received at Aitken's.
 Finest stock of Cigars and Tobacco at Ford's.
 Railroad tickets hrught and so'i at
 Aitken's.
 A few gallons of very choice cider for sale at Aitken'e
 Sheriff O'Neill returned on to-day's stage from Phenix.
 Aitken has the "hoss'' cigar--,he |" Key West Bouquet"
 Oranges, Apples, Lemons, Figs, Dates, etc., at Ford's.
 Hon J. u. Campbell is working for the pardon of Dr. Day.
 Oh, for a good smoke Aiken has
 the Key West Bouquet"
 Queen" and Beauty" cigars, the finest cigars m town, at Ford's.
 Lcmp's St. Louis Keg Beer, from schooners, at the Montezuma Saloon.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken tucky, whisky just received at the Pres cott Sample rooms.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A Aiken, who has ti,e agency for tue same, in Prescott.
 Miss Mary Otis is visiting with Col. c. C. Beans family in Washington du- ring inauguration week.
 Candy, Nuts. Stationery, Notions, Pipes, Cigar-holders, smokers articles, TAI St tSeoItultntr AA " tkp Se
 Sunday nights raid un tine opium smokers was the first time in six vears hat they have been disturbed Pepsin stomach bitteis-a splendid ! appetizer and cure for dyspepsia and indigestion, for sale at the Sazerac | saloon. Miss Lelevier. sister of Mrs. w E Landgrebe, returned to Prescott last even ng, and will reside here perma- nently hereafter
 When you want good tobacco or cigars, go to that cigar store, number 1884, Montezuma street. Numerous new brands just received, which will be sold cheap ii c. w. Culver, a former resident of this place, is visiting Prescott. He ac- companied F NJ Murphy on his recent . visit to the Congress mine, and says it Is the biggest property he has ever seen. The Phenix Herald announces that D. $. N hite, who has recently been connected with the Arizonan as local reporter. has resigned that position to accept the superintendence cf the Buck eye canal
 Judge Fleury took the cases of "Sick Jimm e" and Oscar Robbins. charged with smoking opium, under advise | ment to-day, whil. the other white smokers were fined $5 each, and the Chinamen $l4 each. < | Our contemporary takes the position | that has always been advocated by this paper, VIZ newspapers should not be used to vent the spleen of individuals. We are pleased to note the advanced position taken in this matter.
 The attention of the health depart ment of he city Is directed to the pile | of fostering manure dumped in Gurley street just west of Granite ere k. The stencil arising from 1t of evenings is simply intolerable to pedestrians in that section.
 The telegraph lines are still town, so that no news are ohtainablc ny t.lc- graph Sc long as the sta. \ make ti,.ir n gular trips, however, tl, ic k but little inconvenience, as they have been heating the lightning by several hours between here and Pbenix.
 Black Bart, the noted poet, stage and tra in robber of California, passed west over the Atlantic & Pacific railroad a few days since, en route to California, to stand trial for some of his numerous crimes He was arrested in Kansas City.
 Almost any thing is insanity, says s New York doctor. 1T you laugh hear.
 ly-get mad-forget. anything-droI
 2 letter into the stoliice without stamp, you can called insane This shouldn't prevent hanging for murder, though.
 The Prescott Chsutauqua Circle me at the residence of Mrs. l.. Wollenberg Saturday, March 2d. Meeting called to order by the Vice President. Quota tons at roll-call were from John Bun van. Mrs Wollenburg read sketcl of the life of John Bunyan. Miss Mar tin read poem by Jean Ingelow, "Th' Letter L." Mrs Blake read an articl on the Chinese in the United States l .C.I