Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-07
TUESDAYS DAILY.
Doctorsi Pshawl Take BrEcHAn's

|
 PILLs.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. NJ. Duncan will
 leave tomorrow for Denver.
 Dr. ]. M. Marshall left for his
 home at Flagstaff this morning.
 Guy Bennett, the we'll known citi-
 zen of Walnut creek, is visiting
 Prescott.
 Born, on Sunday, Dec. 4, to the
 vile of F. J. Farley, a son; weight
 lOt pounds.
 l A cave is reported in the new city well. Too much water is reported to have caused it.
 1 Ralph Dillon of the Courier has just returned from pleasure trip to San Francisco.
 Mrs. F. 4. Stevens and Mrs. Nei- lie Norris arrived in town yester- day from their home on Black Canyon.
 Our citizens are rather back ward about coming forward and announcing their candidacy for city offices.
 A call has been issued for the the meeting of the county demo cratic central committee December i6, at Hotel Iurke.
 The second trial of James Robin son, charged with the abduction of Maggie Dean, a; Phenix, resulted in failure of the jury to agree. Harvey II. Helm came in yester- day from the Gladstone mine, being subpenaed as witness in case before the district court.
 Timothy Sullivan left this after noon for his home in Williamson valley after couple of days visit with friends in Prescott.
 The following applicants for teachers certificates are undergoing their examination: Misses Cora Forbes, Lulu Simmons and Louise Willis.
 Agent Staley of the P. x A. C., at the Junction, arrived last night, suffering with malaria, and is under the treatment of Dr. Seyall. Mala- rial disorders seem ,o be quite prev alsnt in that section.
 Mayor Howard nd Councilman Connel:: failedl to answer at roll call at the meeting of the city council last night. Councilmen Pritchett, Hathaway and Gardner audited some current bills and then ad- journed.
 w. C. Norton, representing Pratt Bros. wholesale dealers in musical instruments of all kinds, is in town. If you want violin, guitar, piano or organ or anything to make music cali and interview him at J. W. Wilson's store.
 Deputy Marshal W. l.. Gray has gone to Fort Apache to arrest and bring to Prescott for trial. l.. Nash, who is alleged to have kiiied an h. dian there fast week. No particulars of the killing has been received other than that he killed him with a cleaver.
 By the new schedule on the A. & F. and F. X A. C. Railroads the time 1 between Prescott and Los Angeles l IS ten minutes less than twenty three hours. Leaving Prescott at g a. m. passengers are landed in Los Angeles the next morning at 7:50 a. m.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. w. Brooks of Red l Wing, Minnesota, arrived in Pres colt on last nights train. They are en route to California to spend the winter and stepped eff here for two or three weeks visit to Judge Fl. Brooks, who IS a cousin of the former and who had not seen each other for forty-two years.
 F. E. Jones is giving a nice gold | watch and chain to the one who will guess the nearest to the num- Der of beans in cae-half gallon bottle. Every one dollars worth of Holiday Goods you buy out of the large assortment will entitle you to a guess. Bottle to be filled and sealed by disinterested parties, and will also be counted January lst, 1893, by a second disinterested party. Call and see the Bottle of Beans, and Watch. Make purchase, and register your guess.
 Jules Baumaun, Prescott's manu- featuring confectioner, has an ad- vertisement in this issue. Mir. Bau- man has attained a wide rsputa- tion as a manufacturer of choice candies. Visitors to this town have frequently expressed surprise at finding such excellent sweets man. here, and Mir. Baumann has received orders for the ship msnt of his candies to New York, Chicago, San Francisco and other large cities