Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-20
FROM MoNpAY's DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY. sc. Rogers, of Charmin gdals, wa in town teddy.
 The Mexican. Ordun,, has been re
 leased from custody. To-day's train brought in biz mai and several passengers. Marion McCann's residence in Phs nix was burned ,.sst week.
 A strong south win5 and other storu indications prevailed to-day.
 The Flagstaff Democrat tL.isks cheese factory would pay in that town
 J. c. Tinker left for Flagastaff th.' afternoon, after . pleasant visit to Prescott. a@4~
 Al. Aitken rec eivsd . choice lot of Es'pnror grapes to-day. . late variety, very large.
 The Navajo Indians never eat wild turkey, but consider horse meat . dainty morsel.
 John Mise, er-surveyor general ei Arizona, died. in Los Angeles, Novsm- Der l4tb, aged 74 years.
 Mrs. W. Fl. Fsrnsworth came in on to-dsy's train. and will accompany her husband to Cher y creek.
 Jshn Mcdonald bought the Green property at Saturdays auction. the price paid being &400.
 John Smith received twenty-ninc fine, large fat turkeys irem the Verde valley to-day, for Thanksgiving.
 Rev. G. H. Adams has undertaken the task of raising se5 coo, to build the Methodist University in Phenix.
 Some small saws and bottle of ni- tric acid were found among the prison ersin the county jail yesterday.
 A G. Oliver returned from sttend- ing Masonic Grand Lodge last evening. Morris Gcldwster and F. G. Brscht are due tomorrow noon.
 Tucson is having . boom. The wham Robbery case has brought about 400 people to the town to attend tho trial, which is now in progress.
 A chicken ranch on an ex ten sive scale will be started in Tucson soon. Poultry raising on an extensive scale would pay in this vicinity, too.
 A Mexican named Carlos Puratto, while attempting to steal ride on the brake beam of an Atlantic and Pacific train, was run over and killed at Bell. mont, last Thursday.
 T. J. Dunkle has received word that his mother is recovering from injuries receiv in the railroad accident in Kansss. It was thought at first that her injuries would prove fatal.
 Tho Black case was given to the jury about o'clock this afternoon, the case being on trial all day. The trial of J. J. Smith, for highway robbery. is ex- pee ted to be the next taken up.
 Paymaster Wham has positively Gilbert Webb, Warren Fol lett and David Rogers, as being three of the parties engaged in the fight in May last, in which he was robbed of $29 900.
 A drunken soldier created quite a noise on the streets, about 9 o'clock last night, causing the impression of . fire alarm among some oi our sitizsAs. He was subdued by Chief of Police D dson, and sent 60 Whippie under an escort.
 Henry spaulding has returned iron Agua Fria, and will devote his entire time to his restausant. Since taking charge of Maier's restaurant, Mir. and Mrs. Spaulding have secured a good patronage. They set frst-class table in every respect, and Mrs. spsulding per sonally superintcnds the culinary de- partment.
 Thomas F. McMillsn, one of our most respected citizens, had very SC. rious accident happen him Tuesday night on his way to Prescott. While at Williams, the trs that he was on backed onto another engine in the rear and threw him with his br reast against the stove. Dr. Hardrich was immedi. ateiy summoned, or it is thought he would have died. At present he is resting right well at the Bank hotel, Flagstaf.-Flagstaff Democrat.
 Just as Jailor Hickey and Carl Hol- ton had turned in for the night in the jsilor's room, last night, screams of murder were heard in the jail. Hickey rushed inside, to find the woman, held as witness against the Indian, Lopez, charged with the murder of Peter Yer disr, in the clutches of the latter, ho swore he would kill her. Although he did not hurt her much before assistance arrived, he succeeded in frightening her pretty nearly to death. It was fully two hours before she recovered from her fright.
 The Masonic Grand Lodge selected Phenix as the place for holding the next meeting of that body The fol- lowing Grand officers were elected at the session last week: Grand Master, George J. Roskrudge; Deputy Grand Master, Geo. W. Cheynsy; Senior Grand Warden, John Y. T. Smith; Junior Grand Warden, A. c. Oliver; Grand Treasurer, M. W. Kales; Grand