Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-20
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

\ bos AuSCicS.
 Eastern eggs are being shipped t'
 this market.
 Masonry is in a lourishing condi
 tion in Arizona.
 Read notice of "Good Mine Tor
 Sale," in this issue.
 The trial of Matt Black has been con-
 tinued until Monday.
 James A. Allen, large horse breeder of the Mogcllons, is in the city. Mrs. N. R. Bowers has consented to
 sing at the Thanksgiving concert.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. A. Girdler will leave for the Etta camp tomorrow
 morning.
 A. A. Moore has few more choice thoroughbred young bulls and heifers l for sale at the Plaza stable. Mrs. Blackburn, on the corner of Montezums and Willis streets, has a
 few nicely furnished rooms to let cheap. The case of the Piedmont Cattle Co.
 against the Congress Gold Mining Co.
 has been postponed until Novem-
 Der 25th.
 Mrs. N. B. Bowers gave an informal
 musical at her residence, last evening at which CIV of her more intimate friends were present. J. F. Daggs, Deputy Sheriff J. l.. Black, and one or two other resi- dents of Flagstaff, arrived in town to- day to attend court.
 A. c. Burmister is up from his lower Agua Fris ranch, purchasing supplies and nursing a sore foot, caused from a horse stepping on 1t.
 Express Messenger Knickerbocker, 1 who was held up by the train robbers
 at Canyon Uiablo, is in town, as wit ness in the case against Smith. A deed from L. B. St James to Geo.
 c. Waddell, for lots 10, l2, Is, 20 and 2i. block 3, and lots and 4, block 9, Prescott, for Sl25, has been filed for record.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Stahl were in Lisbon when they last wrote to friends in Pres colt From there they expected to cross the ocean to South America, and return home via the Pacific.  J. W. Nichols, division superintend- ent of Wells, Fargo X O., with head quarters at Albuquerque, Is in town on business connected with the trial of J. J. Smith, the alleged train robber. W. A. Clark, of the United Verde mines, left on this afternoons train for Butte, Montana, where he goes to manage his campaign for the United States senate before the Montana leg islature, which meets November 22d. The jury in the case of F. NJ. Mur- phy against w. A. Clark, 10 recover $20 900, alleged to be due on comnis- sion on the sale of the United Verde mines, returned into court at { o'clock Thursday evening and announced that they had agreed on a verdict allowing MT. Murphy $6,oO0.
 Ia the case of the Territory ys. Vim. Youree, the following jury was empan- eled to try the case: Felipe Garcia, Thomas Ballard, w. A. Linn, Frank Raymond, P. w Strahan, N. w. Bow en, Robert Hornbeck, Harry Reeves, H. L. Jones, D. E. Dunn as. The case was on trial to-day.
 Lucills Stanley was adjudged insane to-day by Probate Judge French, and ordered committed to the territorial insane asylum. This is the first case of insanity in this county this year, and the second which has occurred since the location of the insane asylum at Phenix. Even crazy people do not want to go to Phenix. A sergeant, en route from Fort Win gate to Whipple, was assaulted at Prescott Junction last night, for the purpose of robbery. He had about $500 on his person, but succeeded in escaping from the would-be robber without its loss. He says he knows and can identify his assailant, and an arrest will probably follow
 The time of the district court was occupied during the entire session of Thursday with the case of Murphy Va
 Clark, the jury bringing in verdict
 in the evening. as announced else where. The case of Marcou vs. Null | venom was then taken up and con-
 cluded and submitted to tho jury. Du-
 ring the night verdict was agreed
 upon which was sealed, and open ed in
 court this morning, awarding plaintiff
 s35O.
 Victor Leischner, recent arrival in
 Globe, reports thet about six weeks ago
 when prospecting near the head ot
 Canyon creek, on the reservation, he
 was fired upon by Indians, two bullets
 piercing his clothing. The Indians
 took his camp outfit, 9 ounces of gold
 and $20 in money. When fired upon
 Leischner was approaching his camp
 and, fortunately, was mounted on a
 good horse, which enabled him to es-
 cape-Silyer Belt.