Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
Fsoaa TursDAys DAILY.

1 Mr. Babbitt. of Flagstsf. ia in town. l Pure cider vinegar at A. Aitken's. . ! The Belleyus hotel is crouded with guests.
 Railroad tickets bought and so'a al
 <. Aitsen's. The COW oatchcrs wore out ia all
 their glory to-day.
 Twelve car loads of frsisht arrived in Prescott last night
 Hon. w. q Stewart. ot Flagstaff. was
 among the arrivals ls day. J. ". Roberts has moved his gun
 shsp 10 the rear st Connell's saloon Tomorrow is the day set for the trial of Lspes. the murderer of Peter verdier. No tardy jurors this morning, ss they were up all night wrestling with the Jones case
 Flsgstaf papers arc sgitating the organi-
 Eatior of militia company in the city of pines
 Passengers were landed al tue depot
 to day for ,he ast time in nearly two
 weeks.
 Miss Grandy, of Indianapolis, Ind. is
 visiting her sister. Mrs. c. A. Bray, in
 Flsgstsf
 Atrain reached the Prescott depot l.ss
 night. being the first one since Febru-
 ary goth.
 The three mcnths old baby of Mr. and
 Mn T. q. Norris. of Flagstaff. died
 few days since.
 Joseph Doughorty left yeslerdsy for his old home in Iowa. expecting to he absent about two months.
 J. " Dougherty is in charge Of the 0. K store during the absence of his brother in ,he east.
 The case of John s. Jones vs. The 1 Standard company rss given to the jury at 10 o'clock last night.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken. wiso has the agency | for the same. in Prescott.
 The case of J. ". Clay v., The Kansas City Mining company, wAs called in the district court to day, and the work of i'm psnsiing jury commenced.
 s'Jim" 0neal is able to sit up, after hay ing been confined. to his bed since Feb ruary lst. He expect. to be able to ha on the streets in s few days
 An order is ont directing that general practice of the photographic system. de- partment of Arizona. be held for Two weeks. beginning May ist next
 T q. Norris. the well known attorney ,f Fisgstaff and J K. Fitzpatrick, an equally well known citizen of the same own came in on yesterdays train.
 Negotiations which have for some time ,esn pending for the sale of the interest of Addison E. Head in the Williamson vailey stock ranch, to J. H. Bnly. cuimi- ,ated to-day, by the latter purchasing ii.
 A telegraph operator belonging 10 tho Atlantic and Pacific pile driving crew lad tho misfortune to-day to get the ore-fnger and thumb of his left hand ,sdIy mashed. The wounds were dressed y Dr. Halsey. t
 Joseph Cough, an old time citizen who .ame here late m the sixties or in the arly seventies, returned To Prescott few lays since after an absence of several ears The old timers all have warm ceiling for this place, and sooner or later eturn
 J. R. I4iston is in from his Old Reliable nine in the Bradshaw mountains. He esires to have the attention of the board f supervisors called to the fact that roads | Q that section are in terrible condition, c nd requests that they be fixed so that { ack train can at least navigate them. l(
 Dsn't commit snicidei if you have yspepsia: with headache, heartburn, istress in the stomach, no appetite, nd are all worn out--but take Hoods ars parillA and be cured. It tcreates an a peetite. and gently regulates the di- g estion Sold by druggists.
 The trial of Judge w II. McGrew, On harye of malicious mischief. was held be- : orc Justice Andrews this afternoon. He E alleged to have knocked a board or two fl the fence of the Tiger stable corral, hero his COW was impounded Guilty, as harged. Sentence at 12 o'clock Wednes- ay tho result.
 The preliminary examination of 'homas Neighbors was held today be- ,re Justi @ Andrews, who, after hear- az the testimeny, which was very amaging against defendant, held him , appear before the grand jury, with g onds fixed at 900. Being unable to a recure the above ameunt. Mir. Neig ors is enjoying the county's hospi- ality, under the care of Jaiior Hickey
 Lieutenant Duncan, of Whipple, has re- r irned from an inspection of the Supai adisns. He was detailed for this service n the report of citizen of Williams, lat this small tribe of "nohle reds" were ying of rapidly of starvation and disease. ieut. Duncan found 223, of them all fat a ad enjoying good health, with plenty of z; ,e necesssries to eat They ware little q ,ort of some of the luxuries enjoyed by O ,eir civilized neighbors, but could worry " trough the winter without them. They | ported fifteen deaths among their num- Il ar, during the past few months, of Ia :, ,ippe. lel
 "The .'waInut Grove Sufferer" act IS ., s sing worked by parties who never saw n n ther of the dams of the company, and q ho were not within twenty miles of the w ace at the time of the disaster. A man ,s ,s ho was recently discharged from min aI g camp south of town, came into Press pl tt a few dsys ago and, putting aside his ss at, started in to work the community az s ssWalnat Grove sufferer" He succeeded
 obtaining coat at one place, which De Ibsequently sold and then prcceededAo ,other house and secured coat. He sss cked up several articles on the strength q
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