Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
TUEsDAY's DAILY.

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 City council meets tonight.
 Mir Riley, the Denver mininp
 man, Is in town.
 The new electric light lamps
 give entire satisfaction.
 Ice men are happy, and are com.
 mencing to harvest their crop. Three rooms to let for ligbt housekeeping. See advertisement
 Ed. Arstin and II A. Owens laf, for their Santa Maria mines to-day
 Fred J. Smith has assigned the judgment obtained by him against Ward ct al. to G. W, Hull
 Mrs. Mason and her son who have been visiting at Whipple will leave on Thursday for San Diego.
 The cold snap is still on. A north wind set in last II ght which isneariy sharp enough to shave with.
 The boys have had nice sport for the past three or four days skating on the West Prescott pond.
 Judge J. ]. Hawkins accompa- nied Judge C. \. Sterry and party to California in their special train.
 Miss Lena Johnson came in yes terday from California to attend to her sick sister, Miss Christine John son.
 Simon J. Murphy, Frank Murphy. his son, and Ex-Governor \. c. Murphy left for California this morning.
 No one can afford to d. without Wnght's Myrrh Tooth Soap. It cleanses the mouth, purifes the breath, preserves the teeth and makes them beautiful. For sale by W. w. Ross, corner drug store.
 Mohave county paid out SS.O6l. .S5 last year for the support and care of her indigent sick In consequence thereof her supervisors will invite bids for their care in some Califor- nia hospital.
 The January number of the North American Review contains a tren- chant article from the pen of E.x- Speaker Reed, in which he main tains that the proposed tariff legls- latlon Is responsible for the present stagnation of- business.
 l find among my friends many who suffer with headache. and in l every case where it is tried. Wright's l Paragon Headache Remedy acts ! like a charm. A. A. Davis. S36 Cort- ! land Ave, New York City. For ! sale by W. W. Ross, Corner drug | store.
 Sehuerman House arrivals: DI Miller, Big Bug; W Holder, Pine Flat; T l. Gray, k A Mosley, C E 1 Davis, Bell Buckle. Tenn; H W l Thurman, Black Hills; F . Palmer. Phenix; F Matthews, Ariz: : F Pat 1 ton, Williams; s Whitlow, Big Bug.
 Representative W. L. Wilson ex- plans in the January number of the North American Review why certain members of the Ways and | Means Committee, of winch he is Chairman, favor the imposition of an ineome-tax on corporations.
 "Afterthoughts of Story Teller" Is the title of paper by George W. Cable, the novelist, that will appear in the North American Review for January. Mir. Cable takes the reader into his confidence as to the methods he has followed in writing his most popular novels.
 C. A. Means, a young man who formerly resided here and who is luite popular, Is now the proprietor )( drug store at London, Indiana. His many friends here wish him sue cess and prosperity. In letter to ! ( he JoURNAL- MINER he wishes to be , to all friends. A short time since a letter ad- .ressed to W. E. Baker, Kingmau, a Iriz-, was sent from this. office con aiming a bill for advertising. due. , he letter was returned, openedI | aNAA AAAN NhNAOAStlAttAN OH the en- s elope, mistaken in your man." no :. lgnature being attached to this l rief piece of information. The en- | elope Was endorsed "There is no listake about W. E. Baker, a pho c owing the amount of bill r nclosed, and the envelope and Ill was again enclosed in another I nyelope and again directed to w. D /. Baker, kingman, Ariz, as before. I he JoURNAL-MHER is now in receipt 1 a letter signed "Thos. Baker. a Iubbs Hotel, in which the original t nvelope and bill is returned to1eth- a r with thevery pert information, "I ont want to hear any more from you l. n this question" All right, Thos., I nee you are so extremely sensitive j bout examining bills of other peo- : ie, after opening letters not ad- ressed to you, you will not hear ' om us any more. The correspond a lce will be turned over 10 the post = lice authorities, to whom you can 4 lplain why you opened letters ad- :. r.As-.s...N sg, IL D.l- VI