Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

III frescOtt.
 It is real solace to smoke one of Red
 "Solis" cigars
 Phil. Mcdonnell expects to give bond
 on Monday.
 J. w. Sullivan left for his uppe ranch today.
 DC. Steadman left for home witt
 his racer this morning
 J. Daggs and George Thornton, Jr.
 came in yesterday from Flagstaff
 Geo. s. Porter has opened his stor' under the Prescott opera house.
 Col. Eggers has opened his office in
 office row, adjoining the office of the
 probate judge.
 l The badge lost by H. D. Aiken, fore man of the Dudes, was recovered thi. morning uninjured.
 The school trustees will hold a meet ing next week to decide on the selec- ton of teachers for the ensuing year.
 The board of supervisors were in ses- sion yesterday afternoon and to-day as a board of equalization, comparing assessment books.
 Ira Moore, yesterday received fine yearling stallion from the Kentucky farm of Mir. Tarlton. His dam is Glenco, his sire being Red Bird, and he is registered as "Red Buck" He is a ! beautiful colt, and comes of fast stock. Ira took him out to-day to his Wal nut Grove ranch.
 The jury, this morning, in the case of Joseph Daily, charged with aggravated assault, returned a verdict of guilty with recommendation of mercy. The penalty in such cases Is a fine of not less than $l0O, nor more than $2,OOo, 1 or imprisonment not less than one, nor more than five years i'll the peniten- tiary, or both a fine and imprisonment. Judge Wright pronounced sentence, this afternoon, as follows: Patrick Ford, arson, one year in tbe peniten- tiary Jerome Ford, arson, one year ;; Samuel Smith, burglary, three years i; Jerome Edwards, burglary, three years William Downing, grand larceny, three years; Henry Mcdowell, grand lar ceny, eighteen months.
 The county republican central com mittee held meeting this afternoon, | and authorized the chairman and sec retary to issue call for primaries on i Saturday, August 1lth. The date for holding the county convention was left | with the chairman and secretary, to be determined after the date of holding the territorial convention Is fixed by the territorial central committeee. Lee Newman and D. J. Russell are under arrest in Flagstaff, charged with grand larceny, in the theft of a horse belonging to A. J. Hudson, of Belmont. Newman brought the horse to Prescott and sold him to Marx Wollenberg, who in turn sold him to Shull X Austin, where he was recovered by Hudson. The examination of the former is set for next Monday at Flagstaff, while Russelis was set for to-day. Newman, also, it is alleged, recently sold stolen horse to B. F. Sloan, of the Plaza livery stable, and afterwards took him from the stable to recover reward offered for him, and was arrested and ex- amined on this charge, but was ac- quilted.
 FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 A. l.. Kerr, of Weaver, is in town.
 Weather continues warm, and no rain yet.
 Ella Barney has b cen granted di- vOrce from Luther Barney.
 J. N. Piper commenced Il term of school today at Groom creek.
 Charles Meadows left for his home in ToEtO basin this morning.
 Judge Wright thinks he can finish up the court business this week.
 Read the new insurance advertise ment of c. R. Martindel, in this issue
 Ed. NJ. Blake and Grant Randall went out to-day to scale Granite mountain.
 The fourth of July committee will meet this evening to close up its affairs.
 Joseph D. Bell has deeded to w. Bell l6O acres of land near Flagstaff, for $l,OOO.
 J. F. Osenburg will leave tomorrow for visit to his family at Santa Clara, California.
 MT. Thompson, superintendent of the United Verde Copper company is Is in town.
 Mrs. Ford was circulating petition yesterday for the pardon of her hus- band and son.
 Sheriff Mulvenon left on this after noon's train for Yuma, with the six prisoners sentenced last Saturday.
 "Those who run the machine" in the republican party of this county are the mass of republican voters themselves.
 Wolcott's pain pain paint, tine boss pain killer, for sale at Hutchinson's corner drug store 50cts a bottle. Jy-6tf
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dillon came in on yesterdays train from Chalendar, for a two weeks visit to friends in Pres colt.
 The city council, on Saturday night, l Charles Wallace as night watchman, at salary of $50 per month.
 Sheriff MulvenOn has received an elegant badge, ordered during his re- cent visit east. It is made of Crook canyon gold.
 A deed from J. R. Fitzpatrick to Ida NJ. kilpatrick, for lots l, ,, 3 and 1, block 6, Flagstaff, has been filed for price $2,5OO.
 H. T. Andrews, deputy revenue col lector, left for an official trip to King man and other points on the line of the | this afternoon.
 John Stiger was baptized, by immer- sion, yesterday afternoon, by Rev. E. | A. Windes and admitted to member ship in the Baptist church.