Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-14
TUESDAYS DAILY.

TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Sick headache:yie to BEEcRAM's $ PILLs.
 w. s. Head came in from Camp Verde yesterday.
 Col. H. A. Bigel ow's condition is somewhat improved, and his friends have hope for his recovery.
 T. J. Corrigan has located two claims in Big Bug district named Cleveland and Stevenson respect lively.
 A deed has been filed for record from John Duke ct ux to T. Otto for strip of land I37i feet wide and 20 feet long, in north Prescott, for xi,0OO.
 The school trustees held q meet ing on Saturday evening and :.- cepted the resignation of Miss Tastle as teacher to take effect December 3l.
 The Crawford Comedy Company sill give four nights entertainment, commencing next Monday, Decem- ber l9. The first performance will be the "Biack Flag"
 A vocal and instrumental concert will be given December 23, for the benefit of the Catholic church. The full Whipple orchestra will partici- pate, and several of Prescott's lead ing socslists will also lake part.
 The examination of \. R. Dickey was held before Justice Andrews to-day resulting In his being held in the sum of ! 2.500 to appear and answer charge of assault with in tent to commit murder.
 In a list oi prominent citizens which the Moaaye County Miner thinks would be suitable for gov ernor 1t mentions the names of j. r. Wilson. ]. J. Hawkins, l. c. Herndon, Harris Baldwin aud Tim Hawkins, of Yayapai county.
 Burglars broke into the store of C. L. Finn. at Winslow, q short time since and -obbed it of Si00 worth of merchandise. The enter prising gentlemen. who are too worthless to earn an honest living and consequently prey on decent people, had not i,een captured at last report.-St. Johns Herald.
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 Postmaster Foster of Lubec, Me, writes that after the grip, Hoods Sarsapariils brought him out of feeble, nervous condition, into com piste strength and health.
 Hoods Pills have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
 While going down the steep grade to Jerome, yesterday, Freighter Brash's rough lock-chain broke. al- lowing the wagons to run on his team, resulting in the killing of two of his horses. The off wheeler was thrown down and killed instantly, and the wagon lodged against it, preventing the entire team and wagons from being drawn over the grade and 800 or 500 feet down the precipitous hill.
 w. W. Ross and Frank Emmal, of the Corner drug store. offered a prize of two boxes of candies, last night to the boy making the best time down the coasting slide from the school house to the bank. There were seventeen entries. The candy was won hy Harley Hall, who made the trip in 20s seconds, or at the rate of about fifteen miles per hour.
 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 one-half gallon bottl.. Every one dollars worth of Holiday Coods yoa 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 second disinterested party. Call and see the Bottle of Beans, and Watch. Make a purchase, and register your guess.
 W. B. Jones, A. NJ. Jones and Herb Derwin left on to-day's train for the east to spend the holidays with friends. A. NJ. Jones will go direct to Quincy, illinois. while w. B. Jones and Herb Derwin will go to Chicago for a few days thence re- turning to Hannibal, Missouri. They will return about January lst, 1893, and will be accompanied by Mrs. w. B. Jones who has been vis- iting relatives and friends in the aasf for ahonf a month