Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-11
Wednesdays Edition
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J. R. Walker Is in from the Verde
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 The Dr. Day habeas corpus case will
 be heard this afternoon.
 l Mrs Curtis has leased the Williams
 House, and will open it to-day | James Guild Is slowly recovering
 from a severe attack of rheumatism. Walker Moore, of Tonto Basin, has
 filed his stock brand in the office of tine | recorder.
 J. w. Wilson < Co. the Gurley street | clothiers, have just received a new lot of gents furnishing goods.
 E. M. Sanford, Esq, will leave to- morrow for St Johns, to attend term of the Apache county district court. It isreported that Mr Clark, lessee of the United Verde, k about to con-
 struct telegraph line from Prescott to Jerome.
 F.. F.. Wann, superintendent nj the
 Etta mine, left to-day, accompanied
 with his wife and daughter, for the
 camp at the Etta.
 The following are lucky numbers It | the Louisiana state drawing 0fyesterdav 2l,6l5, I9.S62, l0,079, 3e.629. 15I75, 25,957, 57,35S, 3O,679.
 Col. Eggers went out to Cherry creek this morning, to try a case oi forcihle entry and detainer before Judge De- Kuhn, of that precinct.
 Judge J. H. Wright, Harris Baldwin, Esq, and Hon. Summer Howard will leave Saturday, to attend the coming session of the Apache county court. The widow of the late Vim. Penn herton. of Williamson valley. has fled her ap- plication in the probate court. for letter, of adm ministration O, the estate of de ceased
 Dennis Lawler, of Kansas City, brother of Mike Lawler. formerly depu- ty sheriff of this county, and now sher.I of Wichita county, Kansas, is spending a few days in Prescott.
 There will be q meeting of Golden
 Rule Chapter, order of the Eastern Star, on Thursday, April l3 kl members and visiting brothers and sis ters are invited to attend.
 It Is reported that Win Munds, of the Verde, started recently for Tonto Basin, since which time ne has been missing, and his friends are becoming anxious as to his whereabouts
 Deputy Sheriff Tackett left yester- day for Tonto Basin, with a pOcketful of citations to be served on delinquent administrators, who have so far failed to respond to the order of tine probate court to come to the surface and give an account of their stewardship.
 The services of the Adelphi Holiness band, at he Congregational church last night, were well attended. Dr. Dor man preached, and there was the usual good music, vc Il and instrumental The meeting vii. ne held this evening, at the old armory of the Prescott Rifles, on Monte zuma street.
 The lean and sliPpered pantaloon," who presides over the destinies of the Morning Dish-rag, Is making faces at us again, because We get an evening press report This journalistic fossil ob- jected to Us not receiving telegraph news, and, now that We do, he Is n0 better satisfied. This relic of the Last century and newspaper "What-iS-it?' seems to be very hard to suit
 During the quarter just passed, ten prisoners have been discharged from the territorial prison at IdmI, on ac- count of expiration Of term, six par doned, and one discharged on writ ui habeas corpus. Eleven prisoners will be discharged during the next qu,rter, on expiration of terms. At this dai, there are l2i prisoners. all males, ir the institution.
 Hc oItTdtIbu oi lii' 'NtiisttPi Uillt vii! be of great advantage to the city of Prescott, and all of our citizens are very much pleased to learn that 1t has f:licn into the hands of parties who are ahle and mean tO work 1t. The property has great record, and everybody in this locality swear by t. The Murphy Brothers have been working for long time to interest capitalists in what is unanimously considered a great gold mine by our citizens, and it Is due largely to their instrumentality that the sale has been effected. J W McGOwAn, whom it will be remembered Was the principal actor in placing the great Congress property which has turned out so well, Is also the prime mover m this Senator enterprise. He deserves the thanks of the community. and he Is also to be congratulated, for the en- terpise Is sure to be grand success. We shall te glad to see him back here and active operations begun.
 Rem Estate Transfers.
 Deeds were filed for record yesterdaV