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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
THE COHEN EXAMINATION.
Tho Defendant Exonorated form all
Blame.

In examining the testimony, taken
| missioner McGrew, We found that Spen-
| Ger had for long time premeditated
an attempt on Cohen's life, having often
boasted in public that ne would "kill
Cohen and throw his body into a canyon
so deep that the crows could not fly to
it." The character of the deceased
and his general reputation as being
desperate and turbulent, and his readi-
ness 10 resort TO arms TO settle his per-
sonal grievances, no matter how trivial,
combined with his action toward Mr..
Cohen, created the universal impression
in the community where he resided,
that serious trouble would ensue be-
tween the two partners whenever an OPP
portunitT, deemed favorable by Spencer,
might present itself, and led 10 many
warnings being given to Mr.. Cohen by
friends OF both parties, to he on his
guard. How prophetic these intima-
tons were was clearly shown by all the
testimony III the case. From each
witness az the story OF the affray was
narrated 10 the commissioner, the intent
OF the deceased to carry out his oft re-
peated threats against the life of Cohen.
wildly demonstrated. while the place
and time selected 10y him for making
the assault, left no doubt that his plans
had been well matured. That they mis-
carried WAS general cause Tor COM
ment, with ali parties acquainted with
the two men, Spencer having in the last
twenty years borne the reputation Of
one OF the most aggressive and reck-
less desperadoes in northern Arizona,
whose proves as an athlete had won for
him the name OF being without a peer
in Mohave county, so far as fistic en-
counters were concerned, while his skill
| with more deadly weapons had been
| long noted, while Cohen is of far
| smaller statue and slighter build, and
prior TO this difficulty had borne a most
| excellent reputation for peace and quiet.
In dismissing Mr.. Cohen from custody,
| Commissioner McGrew said that while
! Mr. Cohen had not even awaited him.
self the privilege OF testifying in his
own behalf, the defendant could be held
in no way responsible for the death of
the deceased, as from the evidence given
by the prosecution alone, there could be
no doubt but what Cohen was forced to
pursue the course which resulted in the
death of Spencer, as being absolutely
necessary TO the preservation of his own
life.
Assistant United States District At
torney Herndon, represented the gov
eminent during the examination, while
Attorney General Churchhiu ably ap-
peared for Mr.. Cohen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
plt6. Rush. Wells 4 Howard for dfss.

plt6. Rush, Wells & Howard for dfts.
United Ststesvs Henry Henning ant
c. E.Cooley-demurrer. Z. S. districi
attorney for pltf-
Atlantic and Pacific &. X. Co. v.
Dionicio Bscs treasurer and ex-ofhcic
taI collector of Apache county-deiault
W. c. Hazeldine for pltf c. l. Gutter
con and Harris Baldwin for diff.
Atlantic and Pacific r. RCo. rs
Dan1 Smith treasurer and ex-offcic
OF Mojave eounty-at issue VIM. C.
Hazeldine for pltf: J. NJ. Murphy and
Rush, Well & Howard for pits.
United States vs. John II. Marieu ct al
demurrer U. S. district attorney for
pltff; E. W. Wells for dts.
United States We VIM. c. Dawes ct al
demurrer U. 5. distrie, attorney Tor
pltff; Rush, Wells 4 Howard for dfts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
Auction Sale

By reference to our advertising col
umns it viii be seen that Z. IL Wither-
ell, OF the Coyote Spring ranch, VIII
offer for sale, through j. L. Fisher, suc-
tioneer, on "Wednesday, December End,
Fifty head of thoroughbred young bulls
which he recently imported here from
Kansas. Thirty OF them are Herefords
and twenty Polled Angus, all good line
age and good eolors, and in every re-
spect desirable to stock men tor the
improvement of their herds. Mr.. With
eren offers exceedingly easy terms also
fox their purchase, being wiling to take
approved notes for eight months at 10
per cent. Parties in need 0. bl.oded
bulls for the improvement OF their range
stock should not fail TO attend this sale
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

Baker, applts. Rush, Wells & Howard
Tor appl;s.
James Van Scoy, respt, IS III. A A
Peyton, aPplt. I e. Norris Tor aPpll.
PW strahan, respt, - X Klpat-
mex, Appii: re Norris and Rush, Wells
/ Howard tor resps. Stewart aad san
ford for aPpli
LA Willard, rezpl. vs. L WolIenberg.
sPpit; z NJ Sanford fcr appIt.
NJ. McCosby. reSpt. " ) n Griffith,
spplt T G Morris ior re>p;; W C stew
ar, for applt.
DIVORCES.
Annie :. Mccoy v Dennis Mccoy
referred; W II MeGrew for pltfF
John b Smith We Aida p Smiih-re-
ferred; Rush q Wells for plff.
Joella McNair vs. Nathan MeNair-
default: Rush, Wells & Howard for
pltf.
Librado Elsey vs. Robert Elsey-de-
fault; Rush. Wells * Howard for plth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
Suicide.

DR.. Flint's Heart Remedy has saved
more lives by timely use. and has kept
from suicide or the insane asylum more
victims OF nervous disorders than all the
physicians with their pet methods Of
treatment. At druggists; $50. De
scriptive treatise with each bottle; Or
address J. J. Mack 4 Co. San Ffan'
cisco.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
United States Count Calendar, Nov
TENN, 1880.
CRIMINAL.

United States vs.. J. N. Daines-mur-
der. U. 5. Dist. Atty for pltff.; Rush,
Wells & Howard for dit.
United States vs.. J. Daines-assault
with intent to murder U. 8. Dist. Atty
for pltff.; Rush, Wells 4 Howard for
diff.
United States VI. H. W. Hitchcock
assault with intent to murder. q. 8.
Dist. Atty for pltff; Rush, Wells 4
Howard for dit.
United States VS.. H. w. Hitchcock
and J. n. Daines-assauit with intent
to murder. q. s. Dist. Atty. for pltG. /;
Rush, Wells 4 Howard for dts.
United States VS.. H. w. Hitchcock
and J. n. Daines-assault with intent to
murder. U. s. Dist. Atty for pltf. ;
Rush, Wells & Howard for dts.
United States vs.. w. w. Standefer ct
al-issue of fact. U. s. district attorney
for pltfi; E. NJ. Sanford for diff.
United States vs. John G. Gosper, ct
al-demurrer to complaint. U. 8. dis
trict attorney for pltff.
United States vs.. George W. Hance,
ct al-issue of fact. U. s. district attor.
ney for pltf-; Rush 4 Wells for dfts.
United States rs. George w. Hance,
ct al-issue of fact. U. s. district attor-
ney for pltff; Rush 4 Wells for diff.
United States W. c. Dake ct. al
demurrer. U. 8. district attorney for
pltff. Rush, Wells 4 Howard for diff.
United States 70. C. P. Dake ct. al
demurrer. q. 9 district attorney fos
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

a smart yellow pup" hss s,rayed
away from his master. Any informa-
ton leading to his recovery VIII be
promptly paid for by jerome Hoover,
not that he cares "d-ogon" for the
dog, but he feels sorry for the man who
owns hun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
Watch Repairing.

I: your watch is out OF order take it TO
George II. Curry. Established in Pres
colt years. Satisfaction guaranteed,
and price consistent with good work.
Ali watches repaired by him have card
III back cases and none others warranted
,f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
Card

To all who are suffering from the
errors and Indiscretions OF youth nervous
weakness, early decay loss OF manhood,
etc, / well send you recipe that VIII
cure FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send seli-zddressed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH L. IyyAS,
Station ID. New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT.

j. L. Fisher is now located in his new
iron building, southwest corner of the
Plaza, and is prepared with his immense
stock OF merchandise TO supply his old
and new customers at wholesale or re-
tail.
He imports Flour, Grain, Sugar. Coal
Oil, Canned Goods and Meats by the car
load. and is consequently in position
to cut and keep cutting with the cuttes
He delivers goods free OF charge, and
h as Fresh Coffee ground every morning
Baled Hay always on hand
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
Nerve Food.

Standard nerve food, delightful, as
well as healthfnl drink, is not medi-
cine, but an iAyigorant, the greatest
nerve restorative Of the age. This pop
ular drink, which has an enormous sale
all over the United States, has been in
troduced in Prescott by l. MERCER * Co.,
who are fully prepared 10 supply the
excellent drink. o2ltf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
From MoNpAy'sDAILY.

FROM MoNDAY'SDAILY.
Another storm brewing.
Cour, will open in Prescott next Mon
| day
Professor Fosters great storm is du'
to-day.
Miss Parce is visiting her friends il
Prescott
Coles A. Bsshiord, Of Peoples valley
is in town.
G. A. Chapel and wife will leave fol
Pheuix tomorrow.
The Dudes viii meet at their head
quarters this evening.
Lieutenant Noyes has been transferred
from Whipple to Camp Verde.
A cold wave is reported on its travel:
in the northwest headed this way
There is an unusually long court
docket for the next term OF court.
Sheriff Mulvenon returned ON Satur'
day night from trip along the Atlantic
& Pacific
Goldman & Co.'S store at Phenix. was
burglarized recently of watches, dia'
monds, etc.
Our Mohave county visitors who were
called here in the Cohen case left for
home yesterday.
Prof. Thomas viii give q promenade
concert and dance at Howey's hall ON
New Years eve.
Lieutenant Robertson. adiutant. 9Th
Infantry, will issue rations to the Walla-
PAL Indians on the 9th instant.
Mrs. Hickey, who has been sick re-
Gently, is now on fair road 70 health
under the skillful treatment OF DR.. Rob
inson.
The Capitol restaurant is becoming
quite popular with the lovers of good
eating, as the proprie;ors are good ca
terers.
The Misses Maggie and Ollie Dixon,
of Skull Valley, who are very popular in
Prescott, left for home to-day after a
brief visit 10 friends here.
J. L. Fisher went out 20 Chino valley
yesterday and from thence will take q
trip over the Prescott 4 Arizona Central
railroad 10 Prescott Junction.
Judge McGrew has appointed T. w.
Otis a. commissioner, vice J. r. Walker,
who declined TO serve, TO appraise the
damages TO the ranch Of John Euke by
the railroad right OF way.
The Daily Tombstone complains of
not having received copy OF Governor
Zulick's report TO the secretary of the
Hope our chief executive has
not allowed his partisan prejudices pre-
vent his sending this repor, TO the re-
publican press of the territory.
The friends of Hon. E. 5. Slower, Of
Apache county, who was Il member OF
the territorial council two years ago viii
be sorry TO learn that he had to under
go recently the amputation of his left
hand While out hunting his gun was
accidentally discharged shattering that
member so badly as to require its am
puiation.
Colonel Albright, of the Albuquerque
Democrat. publishes a good paper, in
fact, too good a paper to exhibit such a
petty piece of malice as he worked of
against the Williams house of this city
Instead OF doing that popular hotel any
injury, the colonel lowered himself ma
terially in the estimation OF people here
and everywhere who have enjoyed the
hospitality of this house Mr.. Kendall,
proprietor of the Williams house, is one
IF the most accommodating landlords
IN the territory, and provides for his
guests as comfortably as any hotel in
New Mexico or Arizona
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
Indigestion or Constipation.

A few Hamburg Figs are all that is
necessary for the cure OF the severest
cases Of indigestion or constipation, and
one taken occasionally will prevent the
development OF these affections; % cts.
At all druggists. u. Mack 4 Co., pro-
o.Istors, San EranOisOo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
Notice.

Brecht & Throne have a carload OF
Shutter, farm & spring wagons, which
they offer for sale very cheap. #
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

Or will rent the same to q responsible
party grand square will be sold cheap
Apply to J. L. Fisher.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
Wanted, Cheap for Cash.

A span OF well-broke work horses.
Weight 10 be from 200 to 800 pounds;
age from six 10 eight years. Enquire of
FREDRRTCKs Bgos.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

Tip Top Is coming ~ the front as
bullion producing camp once more
Some $4,000 was slipped from one mine
alone there lass month.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
Stock for Sale.

have 200 head Of heifers TO sell, from
twelve to eighteen months of age. They
come OF good American stock VIII
sell the whole lot at a bargain. Apply
Immediately to
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

Sweet Missouri cider just received at
the Sazerac saloon
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

thi6&SAL-
Territory Of Arizona vs. William Spitz
grand MISREPRESENTATION forfeited /;
district attorney for pltf, Herndon d
Hawkins for dts.
Territory of Arizona VS. William Spitz
grand neutrality-suspicious. forfeited /;
district attorney for pltif; Herndon d
Hawkins diff.
Territory OF Arizona vs. Alien Cook
assault with deadly weapon-on bail
district attorney for pltff; Herndon <
Hawkins for diff.
Territory of Arizona vs. John Thomas
murder; distric. attorney fox pltff
Herndon & Hawkins ior dit.
CIVIL
James Holmes vs. Kate H. Holmes ct
al; John Howard and Rush & Wells for
pltff; L. F. Eggers and c. G. W. French
for dfts.
Orlando Allen VS. Philip Hoover-is-
sue Of fact; John Howard and E. San
ford for pltff; Herndon d Hawkins for
dts.
George W. Lail vs. James w Coigan-
referred; Clark Churchill for pltif; Rush
4 Wells for diff.
Andrew J Rupert vs. the Arizona
Queen Gold Mining Co-issue OF fact /:
Rush & Wells for pltfi; Herndon &
Hawkins for dfts.
Frank Daggs, pltfi, VS. Jno Mclean, diff
motion-Baca ct al interveuors; W H
McGrev for pliff; Summer Howard for
diff: E N Sanford and H Miller for in
tervenors-
Frank Daggs, pltff, vs. James A Lam
port, dts Baca ct al intervenors; W
H McGrew for pltff; Sumner Howard
for diff; N Sanford and II Miller for
intervenors.
John A Webb VS. JohnMars-demurrer :
L F Eggers for pltff; Rush & Wells for
diff.
Hugo Richards ct al vs. r Bullard eft al
Issue of fact; Rush & Wells for pitts !;
Herndon & Hawkins FOR dts.
Territory of Arizona VS. II y Alexan-
der; motion for change of venue; Clark
Churchill for pltff; Herndon & Hawkins
for diff.
Oscar Lincoln ct ais VS. Anna Curtis,
executrix of G W Curtis and Anna Cur
tbs; McGrew and Howard for pitts E.
n Sanford for diff.
In re X J Cartmell ct ais VS. The How
ell Smelling and Mining Co; Hsrndon
4 Hawkins and E NJ Sanford for pltff;
Clark Churchill for dts.
Samuel Hill VI P A Craigue ct al
Herndon 4 Hawkins for pltif; E N San
ford for dts.
VIZ Wilson & Co VS. A Craigue ct
al; Rush, Wells 4 Howard for pitts; E.
n Sanford for dts.
Nj Miller v. New Era Gold Mining
Co-Gus Ellis & Co interpleaders ;Hern-
don { Hawkins for pltff; Rush, Wells &
Howard for dts
Philip Hull VS. Moses Cashier; H
Miller fog pltff: T G Norris for diff.
The Territory ex rel. Lottie Kendrick
W James Smith ct al. B. J. McGinnis
and E. n. Sandford for pltf: Herndon
4 Hawkins for defts.
Jas Bailey vs. J L Black-issue of
fact-H J Miller for pltff; T G Norris
for def.
The Territory e1 REL Mary Stemmer
vs. J W Spafford ct al. E. NJ. Sanford
for pltf; T. G. Norris for defts.
FW Blake vs. Ellen and DC Thorne.
E NJ Sanford for pltff; Rush, Wells &
Howard for defts.
J w Sullivan vs. George Punteny
Herndon & Hawkins for pltff; John
Howard for def.
Patrick Ford vs. Mary E Hurley.
Sanford and Howard for pltff; Rush,
Wells & Howard for deft.
Prescott Mining Co VS. X Walker.
Rush. Wells 4 Howard for pltfY- Hern-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

Stock men should read the notice of
auction of thoroughbred bulls in this
issue
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

We are offsring an elegant line OF
ladies underwear 3: cost, and the very
lates. designs in neck ruchings. Call
and see our bargains even II you do not
want 10 buy.
GOLDwATER 4 SON.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

The Seminar house win be opened a.
a first class hotel on the 10Th inst.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
lincoln'a.
Piano for Sale

Compound Syrup OF Tar, Tolu and wild
cherry cures colds and coughs. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

Dr.. d. and J. Pentland have, after
considerable expense, commenced the
na uiacture of nitrous oxide gas" for
h, absolutely painless extraction" of
teeth. They will continue TO keep a
good supply always on hand OF pure
fresh gas, so that the most timid may
10 longer dread the extraction OF trouble
SON e teeth. II
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

\ handsome two story cottage, with
good outhouses, well, etc. on Mccormick
street. Apply to J. Thorbeek, at new
bakery, near Mrs. Roach's restaurant. {
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

Mayor Kelly returned yesterday from
California.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.
LODGING house


Fog sale at great bargain. Enquire At
the Waldo House. oct2Stf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

Ely's Cream Balm cured me Of Catar-
rah OF many years standing-Testored
my sence Of smell For colds in the
head it works Ike MAGGIE H. Sher-
wood, National State Bank, Elizabeth,
NJ. Eesy to use See adv.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
Wednesdays Edition.
Sweet cider at the sazerae.

Sample sazerac's swee, cider.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

Boots and shoes made to order, in the
most substantial manner, by VIM H.
Billings at his new shop on Cortez street,
opposite the City Feed Yard Invisible
patching and general repairing spe-
cialty. Mimi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
FOR CHIEF OF POLICE.

The undersigned announces himself As -
candidate for re--lectirn TO the ofSre 81 chic
cf oiice Of -rescort. IA. ". iODSON.
p colt. Dee 3. isso
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
FOREST HILL.

News seems To be scarce. Perhaps
the early cold weather has something
to do with il.
The section hands are engaged III
putting in the side tracks. but.the work
seems to 60 slowly.
james Randolph and mother, who
have been visiting in Lenawee county
will be at home Wednesday evening.
The Sandals have moved back to
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Now that the creamery has stopped
we shall have more work to do, and get
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4 visit to the Normal made us wish
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We were well pleased with the
Thanksgiving services at the Congrega-
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to leave before the close.
Farmers are improving the splendid
NUctliIS Dl HldI NUNS 'hNii "HN"''
We hear the distant rustic of the Boz
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ID. W. IImce, of Isabella County,
bought one of the finest sheep eever in
these parts. Geo Moody brought il
from Clinton county some time ago.
Seth Frisbee has rented the Gates
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y large party expects to go to the
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Elwell.

Lucinda McNutt is quite sick and is
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Old Mr.. Calvin Fisher is very sick
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Reuben Holiday and family are NOV
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Putt" Taylor and Charley Davis
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Mrs. Tnkham returned last week
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The good people of Elwell have
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Mrs. f. Chaplin spent the Sabbath
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The infant child OF Mrs. Alex. Cham
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Last January warrants were issued
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and woman (nnme mknown) for
improper relations. The man
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plant, and left the woman to escape
as best she could. She has been in
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having gone over from one term OF
court to another. Much sympathy
has been extended To her, because
it was felt an injustice that she
should be confined in prison without
trial. while the land is filled with
scarlet women unrestraincd. Her
partner was subsequently arrested on
a requisition in Ohio on charge of
false prctcnses in a Bohemian oats
transaction, and for some months
Ia 5 languishcd in the same Jail
aw aiting trial. Through all this the
wo man did not drop word that
wo uld reveal her antcccdents, and a
fc W days ago the officer became
Iii sgusted and She was set at liberty
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