Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Hon. T. J. Butler and wife are 1T
 Tucson.
 lailroad tickets bought and so'i a
 '. Aitken's.
 1 P. L. Kastner X Son, will be the titl'
 of the new firm.
 1 Aiken has the "boss" cigar-th'
 Key West Bouquet"
 J.W. Ellison filed his official oatl
 and bond yesterday
 | Pretty designs of Silverware in table
 goods, at Geo H. Curry's. | T. w. Johnston has returned from
 his visit to Apache county. | Oh, for good nnokel Aiken has k,t--the Key West Bouquet" | Only two weeks more until the meet ing of the territorial legislature. | Charles McGrew, son of Judge w.
 H. McGrew, has returned to Prescott
 Secretary Bayard will open bids for
 legislative printing, on Saturday. Jan
 uary 18th
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken
 lucky, whisky just received at the Pres cott Sauple rooms.
 The appointment of James l. Black, Of Flagstaff as deputy herif|, has been | placed on record.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has ttsn agency for the same, in Prescott. Articles of Incorporation of the Yavs- pal NJ ming and Irrigation company have been filed for record. A deed from Carrie F.. St. James to Nathan Levy, for lot l9 block 4 Pres colt, has been filed for record. Pepsin stomach bitters--a splendid appetizer, and cure for dyspepsia and indigestion, for sale at the Saterac saloon. John c. Potts, son-in-iaw of Mrs. Beurke, of this place, and former resident of Prescott. is under sheriff of Mohave county.
 The dog poisener got his work m last night on two dogs, one ot them being fine grey hound owned by J K. Mason, of the City keed Yard.
 A recent number of the Quai terly Review contained an article on Copper mining in Arizona, which is repro duced in the Denver Mining Review.
 Gorham A. Bray, eff Flagstaff, writes to friend here that he will leave next Monday for the east, to buy goods, and will return with Mrs. Bray, whs has been visiting friends in the east
 I have engaged Mir. Will Cnrry to take charge of my Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing. All work will be under my personal supervision, and satisfaction always guaranteed. Geo. II. Curry.
 W. E. Wicks leftior Walnut Grove to- day. He says that work Is being pushed actively on the new dam and Hume of the Walnut Grove Water Storage company. Teams are wanted for freighting lumber to the lower dam.
 The name of the man found dead at Captain DeWits's ranch, on Sunday, was w. A. Brown, the name Brent, by which he was generally known, being the name he served under in the army. His funeral took place to-day.
 Judge A.. Rush has neen ap- pointed special administrator of the estate of Minnie Houghtelin, deceased, and his application for appointment as administrator of the estate will be heard on Thursday, January I7th, by Probate Judge French.
 The probate judge has appoiated w. w. Vanderbilt special administrator of the estate of the late P NJ. Fisher, to take charge of the property until the appointment of an administrator, the application fer which will be heard on Saturday, Jan ary 18th. The Atlantic X Pacific company pro- pose to extensively advertise the large land grant owned by that company. This land is valuable for grazing and farming, and settlers cannot do better in selecting homes than to purchase of .he Atlantic X Pacific land department. -Albuquerque Citizen. The moon prophet, from present in- dications, Is about as far off in his guess, as he was last month The last moon was to have been a very dry one, while in reality there never was D moister one. The present was predicted as a mild, moist one, while there has not been cloud even in sight since it's ap- pearance.
 Remember, that Tn addition to my | fine line of Jewelry, always the largest in Arizona, have added, this year. Bazaar goods of all kinds, and Plush ! goods in beautiful designs in Toilet Cases, Comb and Brush sets, Shaving sets, Manicure sets, Parlor sets, and l many beautiful novelties, just what you | want. Geo. II, Curry.
 Edward F. Brown and Alfred Bon ney, of the Walnut Grove Water Sto- rage company, left this morning for 1 San Francisco, after visiting tho com pany's works at Walnut Grove They expressed themselves well pleased with 1 the outlook down there.
 The case of Dr. Vickers versus the hoard of supervisors was argued last night before Judge Fleury, by Walter G Scott for plaintiff, and H. D. Ross, 1 district alto o'ney, for defendants. The question was taken under advisement by the Judge.
 The funeral of the late Captain P. M. Fisher was attended bya large con- course of citizens to-day, showing the