Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-20
TUEspAy'S DAILY.
 Dennis Burke is sick. A. A. Moore is in town.

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 Read advertisement Of Christmas
 Cmtata in this issue.
 Coupons for books are being re- eeved at this office.
 Con Cleary has been appointed deputy sheriff at Ash Fork.
 4 Cantata will be given at the
 NJ. r. Church December 29.
 The new electric light plant was in operation again last evening.
 A hunting party in charge of Ser geant Weir left WhipPle today.
 J. II. Pulitzer representing the Phenix Republican is in town.
 The little folks arc all getting ready for the arrival or Santa Claus.
 Arrangements are being made for a masquerade ball on Now Years night.
 Jules Baumann recently made a sketch of the Henrietta mining camp.
 John II. Smith has deeded lots . and : block l East Prescott to W. ' II. Smith.
 1T you want to buy Christmas | presents consul. the advertisements m this paper.
 The Knights of Pythias held their ] first regular meeting in their new hall last evening.
 4. L. Moon, representing the Los Angeles Times Is recovering from au attack of grippe.
 Jose Badillo, who shot fellow Mexican at CurtIss on Sunday was lodged in jail yesterday.
 The Knights of Pythias will give grand ball at Needles, on the evening of January l, 1894.
 Mir. Iusley. brother-in-law of Mir. W. D. B. Mutter, who IS interested iu mines pear Stanton is in town.
 Mrs R. R. Coleman and children returned yesterday from a four months visit to relatives in the east.
 Geo. Hance has resigned as school trustee ol district No. 24, Camp Verde, and Ed. L. Jordan has b en appointed in his place.
 II. H. Hatch, formerly route agent for the Wells Fargo express com pany has been promoted to a posi- ton in San Francisco.
 James, Grey. an engineer of the $. F., P. X r, railroad. left this morning for visit 10 bis family at l Nogaies. He went by stage to | Phenix.
 Word received from Nogales says that the town is wild with excite | ment over the result of the recent | land grant suit in which the citizens | were victorious.
 Dr. Butcher has received from | the commissioner of pensions | notification of his appoint | ment as surgeon examiner of appli- cduts TOT pensions.
 At special meeting of the city | council yesterday the contractors | were allowed ten days more in | which tO complete the repairs to | the city reservoir.
 No one can afford to d. without | Wrights Myrrh Tooth Soap. It cieauses the mouth. purifes the | breath, preserves the teeth and | makes them beautiful For sale by W. w. Ross, corner drug store.
 The bills which are being sent out to subscribers are intended as a | request for money. and are not sent out for the purpose of swelling the receipts of the postoftice department of the government. Parties who do not wish the paper, If there are any such, arc requested to settle the amount due
 | fud among my friends many who suffer with headache, and in every case where 1t is tried. Wright's Paragon Headache Remedy acts like a charm. X. \. Davis. S36 Cort- land Ave, New York City. For sale by W. w. Ross, Corner drug store.
 The case of Cook X Lee. the jew slers, against John Husher, to re- over the value of something over 500 worth of diamonds purchased y the latter while drunk. came up )elore Justice Carroll "Wednesday z. .. Clark represented the plaint- hS. The court non-Suited the plaintiffs on the ground that the ontracted date of payment had not .-rIved. the case was appealed to he Superior Court.-Needles Eye. The board of supervisors were in ession today with Ed Horne acting $ clerk, when the assessment of 4 ke Patrick was ordered stricken rom the roll on account of his having been destroyed bv re July 9. The resignation of G. }. Wager as Justice of the peace of lp Top precinct was accepted. he question of an appropriation pr an exhibit at the Mid-winter air was discussed and laid over ntil a conference with the city ouncil and board of trade can be ad, 1t being practically agreed that 1e board will make an apprepri- tion contingent upon the action the city or of private citizens of ne town. They then adjourned ntil tomorrow at To o'clock a. m.