Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY. J. B. McCutchen, of Big Bug, was in town to-day.
 Mixed fruit candy at the Mountain
 City drug store. j5t6
 Judge J. NJ. Murphy, of kingman,
 is visiting Prescott
 James T. Munds, of flagstatf, was a visitor in Prescott to-day. A letter box for Camp Senator has been placed in front of q. w. Fsrd's.
 Apricot, peach and strawberry fruit candy at the Mountain City drug store. j5wl
 John Duke and wife left this morn Ing tor Los Angeles to spend a couple of months.
 Banana. pineapple and orange fruit candy at the Mountain City drug store. i5t6
 Invitations are out for s hop to be given by the Social club next Friday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Herndon left for Los Angeles to-day. From there they will go to Phenix.
 Robinson < Brisley, of the Mountain City drug store, received a large in- voice of new goods today.
 Maricopa county has contracted for her county printing for 1891 at about one-fourth the price paid for 1890
 Mrs. J. A. Champie presented her husband with & fine daughter, at the Blackberry mine, Big Bug, January 9th.
 The Mountain City drug store IS the children's paradise, as they have just received lot of fresh fruit candy. j5t6
 Physicians recommend fruit candy as being absolutely pure and wholesome. It is the only candy that NEVER makes a child sick. For sale at the Mounta in city drug store. j5t6
 Oriental cigars and snow-shovels at Ford's. Mr. Ford says he may have use for the latter after the result of election is announced, but the orien- tals are still on "tap."
 B. T. Luckock, deputy revenue col lector, was taken very seriously i'll yes terday, but is much improved to-day. For 6 time last evening it was thought he would not live till morning.
 Drs. Pope and Johnson, sur geons U. s. A., smputsted Dr. Lewis leg this morning at the Whippls hospital, Mir. Lewis stood the operation we'll, and the physicians think he will re- cover now,
 A freight train on the Atlantic and | Pacific railroad was derailed near Fair view on Saturday last, and the engineer. Ben Thompson received injuries from which he died while being tsxen to the hospital at Albuquerque.
 The city election took place today, the polls being opened from 10 o'clock a. m until 2 o'clock p m. Considera- ble interest was taken, although only light vote was boiled. the total vote being 47S. The work of counting the rotes was progressing at the time of going to press.
 ''Lost in Sorrow" Reverie. is a new piece of music transcribed for piano, by | ! E. Ecker. Full of beautiful hsr- nony and sy no means & trifing com noss,io,, TI,;e D-.-~-.~ - = --' by those who are not yet master of the classics. This beautiful re- verie is published by Ign. Fischer, To- ledo, Ohio, and may be obtained at any music store. Price only 40 cents.
 Buckley O'Neill has been contribu- ting some very interesting short stories to the Sunday Chronicle. The plots are all laid in Arizona, and their coun- ,erparts are readily found among the experiences of many of her citizens. The last, entitled "The Death Watch" was very pathetic, and one of the char acters, ,which was very ingeniously woven into it was named "Mike," pre- the authors trusty jailor.
 The following registered at the Hote Burke yesterday: T. Ballinger, N. Y.; | E. Mahurin, Jerome; Felix Coblentz, Mark Ezekiel, ). Biownstein, San Fran cisco; G. Mahan, Los Angeles; A. Cor dimes, Daggett; A. A. Kilburn, J. M. Kingman; 8. H. King, Ante lope Valley; Wm. Turner. Flagstaff; P. J. Farley, Groom Creek; J. Crane, Camp Verde; 0. G. Curtis, Boston; W. Ritter, Thompson Valley; Patrick Perrin, Big Bug; D M ouaid, Con- gress.