Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19

l 1 from his slumhers to sign a warrant foi
 service on an added egg before break
 fast.
 The sale of the household furnitur,
 at the residence of Miss Frankie Hill Granite street, by J. l.. Fisher, should attract general attention on account O
 the choice assortmentof of articles offered
 Mrs. Mary Bowen, guardian of Rec.
 Nj. Ling, has presested her final ac,
 count for settlement, and action in the
 matter will he taken by ,h, probate
 court June 22d.
 | J. A. Rush, administrator of the es.
 tate of Minnie Hoaght,ling, having rcn
 dered his final account, the hearing for
 its settlement will be given before the
 probate court Saturday, the 22d inst.
 The wagon containing a rolicking
 party of picnickers of both sexes was
 upset while returning to the post, last
 evening, and several of them badly
 bruised.
 Max Hoppigartner, principal musi-
 clan of the Ninth Infantry band, at
 Whipple Barracks, has been honorably
 discharged from the service, on account
 of injuries received while on duty. Hon. Fred NJ. Campbell, of Oakland.
 California. ex-superintendent of public schools of California, and of national 1 prominence in educational circles, ar rived on yesterdays train, for visit to 1 Prescott.
 George K. Brown, deputy sheriff. re- turned this morning from Chino valley with the witnesses sumsnone, in the ease of Reese vs the Arizona Central E. R., which has been delayed for their arrival.
 Mir. J. k. Slack, government freight contractor, has number oi men at work repairing the Agua Fria road east of the Four Mile house, and will put 1t in condition that will mate rially add to the facilities of travel. T. w. Johnston, of the law firm of Baldwin X Johnston, returned from a two months trip to California yester- day. During his absence he had an operation performed for the benefit of his health, and is pretty weak from the effect of it.
 John Mcdonald, the we'll known and prosperous miner of this section, left for visit east with his family to-day. Mir. Me cDonald has earned vacation, and the JouRNAL-MINER wishes for him and his a safe journey, pleasant visit
 and speedy return.
 Mayor Howard and T. w. Otis have been appointed fish commissioners for this territory.
 Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Clark has convey ed to John Clark northeast quarter. section Is, township 2l in this county.
 John NJ. Aiken, deputy county re- corder, left on this afternoons train for the eastern states and Canada, where he will spend two months vacation with friends and relatives.
 w. w. Snyder, road overseer for dis trict No. 6, in this county, and J. H. Hamilton, for district No. ,, filed their oath of office ani bond this morning.
 Constable Odell, of Flagsta fl, brought two prisoners, named George Wilson and Chas. Simmons in to-day to serve thirty-five days sentence for peti, larceny. They were convicted at Williams.
 The county treasurer, in the progress of sales for delinquent taxes, this morn- ing, bid off number of mines to seve- ral responsible parties who will not be slow in improving upon their invest ments, if the property be not redeemed in good season.
 Professor D. A. Lambright left on He will::also visit Londan, England, as delegate from this territory to Sunday School Convention, and will atte nd the worlds exposition at Paris befoIe his return.
 One of E. H. Witherell's freight teams went over the grade few days since near the Jerome smelter, horses and wagon rolling down an embark ment several hundred feet. The wagons were loaded with coke, and miracu- lously as it may seem the horses es- capped with but slight scratches, while $25 he says will put the wagons in as good repair as ever.
 The observance of the Fourth, in creditable manner. appeals to the good will and public spirit of the entire com munity. The occasion will attract large concourse of visitors and stimu- late trade. So far, the burden of re- sponsibility has devolved upon few active subscribers. It is unfair that the many who will equally profit by the impetus given to trade shonld withhold their encouragement to the success of the event by failing to tender their proportion of material aid. E. Mahurin, constable of Upper Verde district, arrived this morning, having in his custody Barney McFall, who was delivered to the sheriff for safe keeping. The leading citizens of Je- rome entered complaint against him, allee ing that life was continually en- dangered by McFall, having repeat edly made threats, and drawn his re-
 volver upon citizens menacing them
 with his vengeance. District Attorney
 Ross filed complaint against him, snd a hearing was be had at ? o'clock
 before Judge Fleury. He was fined
 $l0O, in default of which he was sem
 fenced to serve term of 100 days in
 the county jail.