Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
Epou TuKsnAy's DAILY.

f Rev J. H. Sill and family Ssft fs
 Flaxstaffts-day. Q Frank R. Raymond is up from ih' a lower dam.
 Tho funeral of Paul Hilton took place this afternoon. Rev. Thomas McMullin d ed in Phe-
 uix last week. T The militia company will meet for
 drill this evening.
 i J. Nj. Myers. of Walnut Grove, was
 iu town for supplies today.
 Tho grand jury completed its labors
 in short order this year.
 Philip DrAehman. of Tucson, died on the slth instant. of pneumonia. | Mrs. IT.. H. Cartier ani daughter
 will spend the winter in Prescott.
 Ella Clay. is quite sick at the rssi-
 ience of Mir. and Mrs. Alvord Aitksn.
 John Holnses, an honest and indus- triou- miner of Turkey creek, is in town
 Lee Fsison, a suining man and expert mill man, of TuiWarora, Nevada, is in town.
 Mrs. R. H. Burmister and child re- turned on to-dsy's train from San Francisco.
 l Martin MAier Aas leased tho ics pend and ice house belonging to the estate of George Lount
 Carl Holten, special detective of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad. came in on today's train. ! w. G. Stewart. the we'll known attor- ney and little giant politician of Flag staff. is in town. John Roberts has been appointed range foremsn of the C,nstock ranch, in Kirkland valley. | Joseph Dauphin, who has been oat in the hills for me time engaged in mining, is in town. Col. A l.. Hough, pest com mAnder at whipple, left yesterday for depart ment headquarters at Les Angeles. J.Q. Stephens will make another shipment of beef cattle from Chino | valley on ThursdAy, November l4th. County Superintendent E. w. French went out ts Skull valley to-day, to straiEhtsn out snarl in school mat | ters there.
 J. G. Tinker, the able and handsome young editor of the Flagstaff Cham pion. is in town. circulating among his numerous friends. w. A. Clark, of the United Verde Copper Company, arrived at Jerome . couple of days since. and is expected in Prescott this evening. Deputy Sheriff Charles B. Gsnung has arrested Umecindo Orduno, who is charged with being accessory to tho murder oi Peter verdisr. A. w. Callen cold Grizsly') left for his Plsceritas mining camp this morn ing. His son. Jim 6. Callen, will leave fer San Diego tomorrow. A couple of Thanksgiving turkeys were stolen from Joseph Doughsrty re- gently. Chicken and turkey thieves are becoming great nuisance in Pres cett
 Dr. c. A. Sewalls order reads that he shall proceed to Fort wingAte and r, port to the commanding officer. when he shall proceed without delay to Fort Stanton for temporary duty.
 The man, woman or child who can. not nd holiday present to suit him in Prescott, both as to quality, quan- tity or price, is hard to suit indeed. No use to send money away from the town.
 "Children, of school age, have in- creased at such rate since last year." says the St. Jobns Herald, "that it is found necessary to employ fourth teacher for the public school in st. Johns."
 MT. Koyl, superintendent of the Comstock Cattle company, at Kirkland valley, left for California yesterday. He was accompanied by K. P. Con- stock, who, after visit to the Golden State, will return to Canada. Mr. Keyl will return to Prescott.
 Billy Bailey, the popular young con- ductor of the Prescott & Arizona Gen. tral railroad. will leave tomorrow for Pattereon, New J.rey, to bring out new thirty five ton engine, manufac- tured by the Rogers Locemativs Works. for Mr.. Bullock, to be used on tho P. < A. c. R. K.
 Thomas Chandler Bray was tried be- fore Judge Fleury to-day. on charge of disturbing the peace by using loud, boisterious and obscene language on the public streets. After hearing the evidence, His Honor adjudged him guilty, and committed him to the cus- tody of the sheriff for twenty day, without any alternative of fine. |
 Tho jury, yesterday. brought in verdict of guilty of grand larceny against Jacob MefFord, who was in- dicted for robbery. He was defended by Walter c. Bates, it being the la'ter's first case in court. Although he was confronted by insurmountable evi- dence against his client, MT. Bates haa- died the case well, and made very able and eloquent address to the jury, and although failing to secure an ac- uittal, he succeeded in getting the yer dict above stated, the minimum penal ty for which is one year in the psn'. ten tisry, instead of . minimum ef i've years, which would have b,e en the case in case of conviction for robbery. ss indicted.