Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-26
koM THURSDAYS DAILY.

hberally to the Fourth oi July fund.
 Col. $. B. Bevans writes 10 citizei lbf Prescott, saying that he is doing wei Iin Oklahoma.
 | Hats and bonnets trimmed to order lat Mrs. Blaine's.
 Judge W. c. Hazledine. solicitor Q
 the Atlantic X Pacific railroad. leit iol Albuquerque yesterday. Rev. R. A. Windes expects to arrive home in time to meet his bible class and congregation cn Sunday, June 2Sd' at 10 and II o'clock 8. m.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers came m yesterday from Congress city and received s hearty welcome from his numerous Prescott friends.
 Mrs. Daniel Campbell has purchased of Mrs. Moeiler what is known as the Buckman place, just north Of town, for $l, 800. She will use 1t as dairy ranch.
 Thomas Schwerie, having been ad- judged insane by com mission, has been placed in the charge oi the sherifi, to be confined in the insane asylum at Phenix.
 George Moody of Texas and Charles K. McGary of Arizona, will have a steer tying contest at Albuquerque June 23d for 5000 ; side and the championship of the world.
 A commercial traveller yesterday told the JoURNAL-MINER man that he had been out now for six weeks trip for his house and that Prescott was the best town he had visited.
 Richard harmon and D. H. Dillon have filed location notices of Bonanza and Giant mines, Hassayampa district; and notice of location of Golden Gate mine, Eureka district, has been entered by Joseph Howels and c. GoldsbeTg.
 The city is considerably depleted of its transient population. by the depart ure of number of attorneys. witnesses, jurors and htigsnts, who have been at tending conrt during the session.
 Frank Parker has completed hy- drant house for the Masonic cemetery, which will serve as protection against the incursions of the lads who are in the habit of turning on the water and flooding the grounds.
 The con4mandant of the post at Whipple has furnished the sheriff's office with S chain and ball, which may be handy in case of need, there being 8 lack of such ornaments among the ac- of the jail
 During the present. term of court the grand jury found an indictment against J. II. B. Smith and wife for the mur- der of their child at Cherry creek, in April last, and they were yesterday ar rested and lodged in jail by Deputy Sheriff Geo. F.. Brown.
 The Chautaugua club and its friends had very enjoyable time yesterday pic nicking at James F.. Wings Granite Dells ranch below town. The party left Prescott about9 o'clock in the morning and returned little before dark. The above is a delightful place for a picnic.
 Sheriff O'Neill came back from his pursuit of the Lee brothers, for whose arrest he heldNa bench warrant. The suspected men, having received some intimation of the sherifi's movements, decamped in hurry, and were pursued as far as the Navajo reservation. They abandoned two or three hundred head of horses which they were driving and made SD rapid flight that the sheriff, being unable to discover their trail, relinquished his effort to intercept them,
 NeHteHce WAS f'acsSu sii'o s'S~'iANS upon the prisoners who were at this session convicted of different crimes. As trey received their sentences, all exhibited the calmest exterior and un- disturbed equanimity, none of them be- traying the least emotion. The con- yicted felons and tie terms of their service in the territorial prison, are F. G. Gregory, forgery, years; James Staples, grand larceny, years; E. w.. Reyes, manslaughter, ' years; D. liar wick, w. Stiren and !. Hslfnrd, high