Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-16
FRon THURSpAY's DAILY.

per dozen.
 P. A. Williams is building a resi- dence in South Prescott.
 John Rees and Miss E. J. Carlyon were married last evening. How have the mighty falleni Hal hal From $ to 5000 per dozen.
 Female lobbyists have already commenced to congregate at Phenix.
 Ice cream freezers and soda foun- tains have closed business for the season.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Majors are re- joicing over the arrival of a daughter, ! born September 9th. The Shakespeare circle will meet | this evening at the residence of | Governor and Mrs. F. A. Tritle.
 A brisk wind from the south to- day, served as reminder that the l democratic con. con. was in session |
 From the sublime to the ridicu- lous." Monopoly price S. Price to freeze out competition 5000 per dozen.
 The Verde ditch is about com pleted and teams are now engaged | hauling lumber for the construction | of the fumes.
 Protection price, S per dozen; Free trade photo car, s per dozen. Encourage the holy band of hustlers at the Boston car-free bus.
 The Boston Photo Car never robbed you by charging you SS for one dozen cabinets, the material in | which only costs forty cents.
 An advertisement of the territoria University, at Tucson, will be found | in this issue. The first term of the | institution will commence September 30th.
 Ed Horne completed making up the tax roll and it will be turned over to Treasurer A. G. Oliver to- morrow when taxes are due and payable.
 South Prescott has been enjoying a building boom of late. The hills 1 ouU fdilSNS dIc OOlOtQ Nllu htW buildings, every one of which is oc- cupied.
 John White, of Peoples valley, was thrown from his horse yesterday ard had his collar bone and some ribs broken. Dr. Livingstone was sum- moned to attend him.
 A. G. Randall and A. Prather re- turned last evening from Congress with the remains of Nj. T. Higgins. The latter will be shipped to his former home at Camden, Maine, to- 1 morrow.
 Boston Photo Car bulletin-Tues- ay baby day, S9 negatives; Wednes- day, 36 negatives; so far to-day, fl 1 negatives. Tidal waves can NOT be damned" neither can the holly | band (of hustlers at photo carl.
 Figure up how you have been 'held up in the past. The material in one dozen cabinet photos costs forty cents. Patronize the Boston ians, they are willing to live and let live. <
 A gift deed dated August 27th, 1891, from P. J. Mccormick to Mary Mccormick for all cattle in William son valley and Walnut creek, branded with the P. J or ?. II. brand has been filed for record.
 That little free racket" to-day did not pan out very well. seems to us. A great jump from $500 per dozen to 5000 per dozen. We have plenty of plates to sell. Sabe!
 B.P.C.
 Private advices received: from Washington state that the Ninth In- fantry will bs ordered at once to New York and the Eleventh infantry will be ordered to take station in Arizona, two compani IS of which will be stationed at Whipple.
 The whisky dispensed in the vari- ous portions of Arizona this summer seems to be of peculiar quality, judging from the items seen in some of our exchanges. A short time ago the Citizen had bad attack of snakes, and now some gentleman in the Enterprise tell of hailstones as large as mans fist. Gentlemen, join a good templar's lodge. or Ari- zona will never be ad nitted as a state.-Nogales Herald.
 tilted by heartless Minneapolis seamstress, who permitted him to keep company with her several con secutive times, and then. when he popped the question, mercilessly sent him about his business, John Turner saw Lawyer Duby. and between them they concocted the entirely unique and unprecedented idea of suing woman for breach of promise The defendant is 22 years of age, and of a respectable family. Her name is Terwilliger. Turner asks for 5000 damages.
 The Boston photo car, which is side tracked at the depot, has been doing q good business during the three or four days it has been there. The excellent quality of the work done, together with reasonable prices for the same and a liberal use of printers ink in making known their presence, each and all have had a telling effect and the consequence is that their car has been thronged with patrons every day. Their free baby day" was a happy idea, as quite number of infants were introduced to the camera with such pleasing re suits that other members of the family willingly paid the moderate fee asked for a reproduction of their countenances on piece of card board All connected with the ear have had years of experience in the business and in consequence ara able to give good satisfaction. They took 1000 negatives in Las Vegas. l3,0O0 in Albuquerque, 2,500 in Gal lup and 5000 in Flagstaff. They will remain in Prescott about an other week and all who wish good picture should give them call. They have made arrangements with the Prescott and Whipple bus line