Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-11-14
lHE CITY AND COUNTY! /!
EeWSy Items From Our Own Town and
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily. November 2.

Election bets are ripening pretty rapidly just now.
 The total vote cast in Prescott yesterday was FPS.
 Try one of those delicious oyster cocktails at the Palace.
 Hartin surprised his friends as we'll as himself in his race for treasurer.
 John V. Collins an old time resi- dent of Phenix committed suicide last Saturday.
 A man named Needham was knocked down last night and had his nose broken.
 No one is disappointed at the big majorities which are rolling in for Governor Tritle.
 D. c. Thorne shipped wagon load of supplies out to his Santa Maria mine to- day.
 It does look as though the demo crats will elect two candidates out of thirteep in this county.
 Abe Prather was stabbed in the abdomen last evening by a man whose name was not learned.
 "When Murphy goes to congress his boom begius to boom" and there is considerable boom to 1t already.
 Fourteen months subscription for inc price of one year. See our offer send in your orders and send us cash.
 It looks as though the Courier anu its friends would be the pail bearers at the funeral announced by it.
 Tho republican workers did their work well in Prescott. They staid by taeir guns from early morning till late & night.
 The election for precinct officers resulted in favor of J. NJ. W. Moore and H W. Fleury for justices of the peace and s. A. Prince and Jacob Weber for cOnstables.
 Sheriff Lowry returned last night from the Iron camp on the railroad bringing in the returns of big re- publican majority with him from the camp where he worked all day. The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E. Church will take orders for home made comiorters.. For fur ther information apply to Mrs. Helm. Mrs. Col. Wilson or Mrs. l.. BashleTd. The "Euni2e Goodrich mpany" is one of the best attractions on the road this season. They are receiv- ing press notices and big houses wherever they play. This company will open Patton's new opera house next Monday, Nov. l2.
 The .ioURNAL-MNER: will be sent free, from now until January l, 1895 to all new subscribers, who will order the paper for not less than SIX months. As We need money. pretty badly just now old subscribers who will send us the price or one years subscription any time before November 30, will be given credit for fourteen months on their subscription.
 Manager Patton, of Patton's opera house, has been fortunate to secure the we'll known soubrette Miss i Eunies Goodrich supported by Ali. W, Freemont and first class com 1 pany to open his new house next | Monday evening. Nov. l2.
 PERSONAL MENTION. Judge Abner Wade is in town to- day.
 Dr. Taylor, the optican. left this morning.
 D. c. Thome came in from Santa Maria oD Monday evening.
 ]. R. Liston came in from his old Reliable mining camp this morning. THURSDAYS Daily, November 8. Honesty is the best policy, even in politics.
 The graad jury commenced its ldDOrS tOUdN. The city council will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening.
 The board Of supervisors will meet | to canvass the election returns on | Monday, November l9. W. W. Ross, of the Corner drug store, has just received a lot of | fresh vaccine virus from the east. A telegram was received to-day from Pbenix giving Oakes Murphy's | majority in the territory at 500.
 The following is the vote for precinct officers m Prescott: Moore, 36i; Fleury. 2S6; McGrew, He; Prince, 3S2; Webber, 322; Miller, ISS.
 Marshal Meade received a tele- gram to-day from Tombstone giving | the result oG the election there with | two or three minor pr, cincts to hear from as follows: Murphy 434, Herndon SIS, O'Neill 3lI.
 James Howey has received a Mann green bone cutter, and parties interested in chicken raising can see it in operation at his blacksmith shop, corner Granite and Goodwin streets to morrow afternoon between 2 and o'clock p. m. Mir. Howey is agent for the machine.
 Under the title of "lhe Fight on the Yalu River" the Hon. Hilary A. Herbert, Secretary of the Navy con- tributes to the November number | of the North American Review an important and timely article in which he argues that the issue of | this fight demonstrates the value of | battle ships rather than of cruisers as fighting vessels.
 PERSONAL MENTION.