Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-19

Parties desiring to study the German
language should read the snno uncenent in
this issue of Prof. Thomas. He viii give
instructions TO one or more C asses.
| The war being waged between the boy
cotieB and anti boycotters of Tombstone is
waxing hot. John p. lum has deposited
t25 in the Epitsph Office that he San whip
any boycotter In Tombstone with hard oil
soft gloves.
4 large rattiesnske got into ,he cavalry
stables IT Fort Keogh, Montans, recently,
and biz three valuable horses. They all
died from the effects. Among them was q
fine blooded arimsl belonging TO the CONS
manding officer.
J. R. Slack came In town to-day having
completed the repairs on the Crook Canyon
read. Parties who recently passed over
the road says he has done q good job Of
work on the road having it in exceiest
condition.
L
from Lynx creek informed US that he would
start bis five stamp mill today on gold ore.
| His two steam arastras which have been
in operation for sons time are giving good
satisfaction.
The outward semblsnce of formal gravity
given to the fsrcicsl proceedings in the So
called trial Of directors of the Insane
Asylum, before their sccuser IN person,
finds parallel only In the dignified pro-
! ceedings Of the Lime Kilp Club.-Citizea
The Epitaph, says the amount of tele-
graphic business caused bv the Indian ont
break may be judged from the fact that the
military telegraph Office at Wilcox paid the
Western Union $sss for the month OF April;
this being st the rate of one cent word.
Our terrinorial democratic exchanges
seem to take pleasure in quoting the San
Francisco Call as q republican paper, when
in fact it never was republican in politics. |
In San Francisco it has always been locked
upon IS having strong democratic teaden-
eies.
The directors Of the insane yum will
show their books at the proper time and |
before the proper tribunal. In the mean
time should the governor or the humblest |
citizen desire to look at and examine them
they can dc so by calling at the ofice of
the directors.
With the building of our railroad offord-
ing easy commuciation with the outside
world, Prescott should btc me the great
sanitarium of Arizona. The altitude is
sufficiently high and the atmosphere dry
enough to make Its climate one of the most
salubrious in the United States.
Albuquerque has distric, attorney who
has an eye for business. At the recent
sitting OF the grand jury there two hun
dred snd twenry-seven indictments sgains,
citizens of the town were found At $40
for drawing each Indictment this is nice
little plum for the district attorney.
The jury in the forcible entry and dc
tsiner case, against Hiram Blades and Thos.
Frier, returned q verdict against them and
in favor Of the plaintiff, B. B Bullwink;e.
The defendants and a msn named Col
cord. their adviser, were shown up in an
light in the course of the trial.
The directors of the insane asylum posi-
lively deny the statement published in the
Phenix ,azette, and copied in the Courier,
.hsrging Attorney General Churchill with
ADVISING them in-ths matter -chA.s--l J
, eferred by the Governor. 4 little false
rood like this however is not unexpected |
rem that source. II
The house of Representatives has passed
Delegate Beans bill providing for the APP
continent of commissioner TO hear, de-
ermine and fiuslly settle all private lsnd
.laims Of Arizona, New Mexico and Col-
,rsdo. The bill is far reaching in its pro-
'isions, clothing the commission with full !
,ower to determine and settle titles. |!
The funeral of Mrs. G. Shuermsn yester
lay afternoon was one CT the larees,
for some time in Prescott.
The services were held under the auspices
f the Women's Relief Corps of which
be deceased was . member, aud were C IN
ucted by Rev A. c. Wright. The
oneral Sss very affecting one. the de-
e.sed being hsld in the highest esteem by b
II who knew her for her gcodne- of nesrt
Ehie the uncomfortable grief of her two s
aotherless children aroused the sympathy !,
I every one aud moved to tears many al
We unused to weeping. l.,