Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
THE CITY AND COUNTY IIVSy liens From Oar 0Ga l0SB Dd
 Surroundings C0gEifj
Erom Wednesdays s Daily

been fixed al S2.S0
 The democratic club postponed its meeting last night til Thursday night.
 With his usual generosity A. .. Clough has presented thiS office VII h alsrge supply of grapes raised on his well known Point of Rocks farm. They are of fine flavor and simply unexcelled generally.
 Republican primaries will he held tomorrow.
 Born, at Indian creek, August 30, to MT. and Mrs. Frank kUhne, a son.
 There ls a Bryan burro in John c. CampbellS vacant, lot near the depot, which the railroad people complain of They say tha; no sooner does a visitor enter the gen eral offices and commence 8 conver- sation, until this animal comes up to the window and commences a regular democratic bray.
 The fees of the county recorders office for Angus; amounted to $4S4.S0.
 Repairs to the A. X P. railroad are about completed and the last through train to come via Prescott passed through here this afternoon. The train leaving Los Angeles to- day was sent over the Southern H a N h= west bound train due at Ash Fork thls evening will go direct over the A. SP.
 The regular quarterly meeting of the board of examiners will be held Dext Monday m the office of the probate judge. Applicants for teachers certificates should be on hand promptly.
 Polls will open at To a. m. and close at , p. n. at the republican primary election tomorrow.
 Paul Johns. foreman of the Crowned King. was brought into Prescott sick on Monday evening. His condition has improved consiG- erably since hIs arrival here.
 J. s. Mitchell. of the firm of Meyer6eld, Mitchell X Co. an old time travelling man through this section, came in on yesterday's train. being his first visit here for several yesrs. Geo. Holmes and Charles Dettmer. of Pueblo, Colorado. arrived here on Sunday, and on Monday visited Cherry creek district, where they have mining interests. Mrs. C. H. Akers returned this afternoon from a visit To her mother in California.
 Geo. W. Sines IS in town today from Cherry creek. Max. Csntir. an industrious miner from Lynx creek, Is in town to-day.
 T. (. Wells left tai< afternoon for Albuquerque. where he will visit his brother, Arthur G. Nel.s.
 ]. E. saint left yesterday for Bill Williams Fork. to make survey for dam site to be used m connection with placer mining enterprise.
 Hon. V. O. Murphy came in on this afternoons train, accompanied by his cousin. Miss Addie L. Mur- phy. Of Los Angeles.
 Mrs. (. H. Smith. sister ot the late Mrs. R. F. Morrison. lef, on tLis afternoons train for the east.
 J. W. Wilson left this afternoon for business trip 10 Jerome.
 Mrs. Ed. Block lef, this afternoon for Buena Vista, Colorado.
 Mrs. E. B. Gage returned on this afternoons train from q visit to California
 Mrs J J. Hawkins and her daugh- fer left this afternoon for a six weeks visit east.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins left on this afternoons train to accompany his family a shor; distance en route east, aud will open court in HOlbroOk next Monday.
 When tha stomach lacks vigor and the digestion Is weak there w.il b. fAtulenc-, h,a-,burn. naGSea. weak "ess Tn. remedy needed Is Or. J. H Mel ans StrsaEt hening Cor dial aai B.Ooi Purifier to give tone and strength to the stomach aud organs ol digestion and to aid 10 the aSsim lation of food. Puri- kes tha blood aad builds ups a strong sud healthy appetite. S1O0 per bottle.
 Mrs. John J. Fisher entertained Q large number of ladies at her resi- denca yesterday with a Conuudrum party. ConumdrUms were placed In one room. and their answers, pro miscuously arranged. were placed 10 another. The former were all numbered. and the answers were arranged w.thou, numbers. The game consisted oi selecting from the promiscuoUs list of answers, the one to each conundrum and placing the proper number to it. An ele- gAnt prize was given to tha one guessing the highest number, which WAS won by Mrs. Henry Goldwater, vho guessed the entire list. forty four ID number.