Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-20
FRoa THuRsDAY's DAILY.

Prescott will have first-cla
 machine-shop located here within
 few months.
 The leap year ball has not assume
 shape yet. The ladies should n,
 miss their opportunity.
 Chief Engineer Gibson returne
 with r. NJ. Murphy from Pheni
 and will proceed to Ash Fork.
 Judge H. Brooks has been al
 pointed administrator of the estat
 of the late Mrs. Mary c. Brooks.
 Reese NJ. Ling has been appointe
 administrator of the estate of tn
 late Martin Tracey, of Big Bug.
 pr. Waite says he has extracte 2OO teeth and has taken 40 impres sions for plates during the past tw weeks.
 X bill of sale from J. l.. Slaughte to J. Friend ct al for the barbe shop owned by the former fo S2l0.00 has been filed for record.
 Samuel A. Henszey, formerly en gagged in mining in this section, t now the president of tho Egypt Railway company of North Carolina
 The engineer corps of the S. F. X P. P. railroad will move camp tc Ash Fork tomorrow, and dirt will commence to fly in their wake very soon.
 The Wyckof club have rendered a complimentary benefit to Professor Ludwig Thomas. their director. IL will be given on Friday evening, Jan uary 22.
 One of the very sweetest bios sons in the "rose bud garden oi girls" is the poetic way in which the Phenix Republican speaks of a young lady in Phenix. Yum, yuml
 Probate Judge E. W. French celebrated his 3Jth birthday, in a quiet way, today. He aud Mrs. French will entertaina number of young people at their residence to- night.
 D. McCool, who arrived in Pres colt few days since, on mining business, is quite prominent in rail road circles, having formerly been general manager of the Southern California railroad, of the Santa Fe system.
 The Prescott Euchre club held its regular meeting last evening at the residence of Judge and Mrs. E. w. Wells. In their absence their daughter, Miss Helen, acted the part of hostess with charming grace.
 A better way to fight bilious at tack than powders or quinine is to take the juice of one, two or three lemons in as much water as will make it pleasant to drink without sugar, before going to bed. In the morning on rising, at least half an hour before breakfast, take the juice of one lemon in a tumbler of or soda water.
 Our contemporary makes the fol- lowing generous offers i'll it's issue of today: "The writer will pay & admission to any show gotten up in Prescott, Arizona, having on exhibi- ton a real, live Mormon, as he has never seen one, to his knowledge, and will pay S20 admission to an en- having on exhibition an Arizona polygamy practicing Nor mon."
 Through misunderstanding, our contemporary, this morning, made a in reporting Mesdames Shupp, Rudy and Dixon as being i'll. These good ladies are acting the part of the good Samaritan in assist ng to take care of tho Hodges family in Peoples valley. Mrs. Hodges is still very sick, and not expected to live. The two boys, who have been sick also, ara recov- erIng.
 X gentleman residing in Prescott, who had occasion recently to send a telegram to a man living four miles rom Phenix, authorized the deliy- ,ry of the message by special mes ,enge On receiving the bill for it's delivery he was astonished at the of it, 5. It seems a little like extortion to charge this amount for a messenger service of only four miles.