Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-30
FRoM TUrspAY's DArry.

Election tickets printed aJ th
 office.
 Jake Marks received 8 car load ( beer to-day.
 Invitations are out for a Ne' ] Years eve dance.
 Order your New Year calling card
 at tho JouRsAL-MiSER office.
 Col. L. F. Eggers has his new lay
 office fitted up in comfortable style The board of supervisors will mee
 in regular quarterly session nex
 Monday.
 Brief work for supreme court don
 promptly and at reasonable prices a
 this office.
 Envelopes with description of Pres
 colt printed at this office. Give u your order.
 D. D. Dillon has filed his brand for record. His range is in Will
 iamson valley.
 Treasurer Oliver and W. c. Foster are at work making up the delin quent tax roll.
 The social club will give an op portunity to dance the old year out and the new year in.
 The delinquent tax list will be very much more abbreviated this year than it was last.
 J. T. Halbrook, who kept sta tion at Stanton, died yesterday morning, aged 34 years.
 Wm. Dulin is putting tho finish ing touches on his new cottage in the southeastern part of town.
 The Yuma Times says that Judge Sanford is having plans prepared for ? .hfn residence iu Yuma.
 Dr. J. N. McCandless has com menced to move his drug store next door to the bank on the east side of the plaza.
 F. NJ. Murphy advertises in this issue for information concerning certain property belonging to the late H. C. Church.
 Masonic officers were installed last night. After the close of the cere- monies the officers elect served q banquet to members present.
 A bill of sale from David Long ct al. to G. w. Willard for mining property in Big Bug district, for S250, has been filed for record.
 Doctors and druggists have been reaping a rich harvest from the in fuenza epidemic. It seems to be abating considerably at present.
 Dr. Livingston has three patients in Peoples valley whom he reports as improving in health. They are A. M. T. Akard, Mrs. Genung, and MT. King.
 Ice men are making hay while the sun shines" to speak figurative- ly, or in other words they are taking every advantage of the ''cold snap" to harvest ice.
 Lady Henry Somerset contrasts the slums of London and New York in an article she has written for the January number of the North American Review.
 A deed, from J. V. Vickers to E. B. Perrin, for 1000 acres of land in the Baca grant, has been filed for record. The nominal consideration of only $l0 is stated in the deed.
 Madame Adams recent article in the North American Review on the question, Do French Novels Repre- sont French Lifef is answered in the January number of that periodical by MT. Andrew Lang.
 City Recorder Foster assessed a fine of Sl0 with the alternative of five days in jail, against John Jor- dan, this morning, for exercising the prisiieso oI sessiI,s; zsit,wians drunk. Mir. Jordan paid his fine.
 In the report of the exercises at the Congregational church the types yesterday made Miss Jennie Lee sing a Christmas song. whereas the little lady's name should have been Miss Lizzie Lee.
 Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla if you want an honest, reliable medi- cine Do not take any other which is alleged to be about tho same' or ''just as good" Insist upon having Hoods Sarsaparilla, which is pecu- liar to itself. Sold by all druggists. Try it.
 The stock inspector informs us that over 800 head of cattle have been killed by the A. & P. railroad during the present year, along their line from Winslow to l5 niles above Navajo Springs.-Flag- staff Democrat.
 Our contemporary expresses an desire to see track lay ng commence on some of the pro- posed railroads. We have no doubt | put that it's wish will be gratified 'ery soon. It will be necessary how 'yer to do little grading first as the l of the new road do not | propose to lay the ties and rails on he ground. X little patience brother and rails may be seen on two 'r three railroads.
 Deputy Sheriff Hubert Mulvenon, ,f Prescott Junction, brought in Burton Palmer, Chas. and Tom Rogers on yesterdays train and edged them in the county jail. The rio are charged with highway rob- ,ery, having, it is alleged, robbed wo young men in Big Chino valley. They were examined before Justice Henry. of Prescott Junction, and ,eld under bonds of $l,000 each which they have been unable to give. They are said to hail from Jerome.
 John Ferris, the we'll known Lynx .reek placer miner, has requested he publication of the following ecipe for the cure of either inham- or chronic rheumatism, which he says he has never known 70 fail to effect a cure. He says he obtained it years ago from Ger nan physician who pronounced 1t nfallible, It is as follows: take one able spoonful of green coffee and ,teap in two-thirds of a teacupfull |