Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-29
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ochimmefhorn. Philadelphis
 banker. has been spending seysra, day, m Prescott.
 Judging from the appearance of the
 courier's political cclumn ,hi. mornins
 the "bird" must have roasted over the
 press of that sheet all night Iast nigh,
 and squawked just as the edition was heinz run of
 | Dr. G. k. Pslcn. ot Philade phia. . hrother-in'law of Jay Gould. who has been visiting Prescott on mining busi. ness, left for ihe essi this morning. He has become identified with the mining inter ests here
 The Prescott Gun Club now contain. . membership of twenty. They have iust received trap and To, of Key. store targets or Rla. Rock pigeons, and viii have heir iirst prsetius at th 1. base ball grounds next Sunday al 2 o'clock.
 fasiies who heard Harris B.idwin's speech ia fhenix conflrm the re, ost of the Republic n. Herald, and Gazette. aud state that he d d say he would op- pose Capital removal from Phas.ix. He WAS not asked to do so either, but made the statement voluntarily. MT. and Nrs J. H. Rice, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, srnved in Prescott on Saturdays traia. The former is K nephew of Willard Rice, one of the old timers oi Anzona. They wen; ens by this mornings stage to Cienega 70 visit the latter
 That tired feeling Is entirely .v.r- come by Hoods sarssparills, which creates an appetite. fouses the liver. cures headache, and gives newed st,ength and vieor to the whole hsHly. Be sure to gr. Hoo,l'- Sarsa. pas lila, ~ ~I,ich is peculiar to itself sold by all druggists.
 | The examination cf John Chart, charged with the murder of George Johnson, was commenced yesterday and continued to-day. The exsmins- ton closed about II o'clock, and rssult- ed in Judge Fleury ordering the com mitment of the defendant without bail 10 await the action oi the grand jury The Prescott, Chautauqua Reading Club met las, Thursdsy at the residence of Mrs. c. ". Culver. The meeting was called to order by the president. The quotations at roll call were on Au- .umn. An interesting program was given. The questions were on "En- glish History" and "Our English" The current events of the day were discussed, and the society adjourned to meet next Thursday at two o'clock at the residence of Mrs. D. Levy The Courier speaks of mining com psnies having been ''hsrassed" It re- fers, of course, to its pet, Baldwin, who has so successfully "Harrised' the ShStt htuS adb tthct uithiub tcttipn- nies, in his greed to gain big contin- gent fee, notwithstanding Mir Clay was willing to eompromise for reasonable sum. Miners should remember the man who has thus tried to blacken the prospects of investors in Yavapai's mines, and cast their votes for practi- cal and honest miner.
 Our contemporary talks this morning about leaders of the c. O. P. barass- ing mining companies. Ii they did, or did not, they are not running for office And We are quite certain that no mining company in Yavapai county Was ever harsssed more hy republi- can, or any one else than the Silver King mining company was by Harris Baldwin and his legal associates. A suit that Mir. Clay intended for the recovery of money loaned was trans formed into one bearing all the external evidences of extortion, not to say black fuNli. MT. DJaS Siaiuis tuss hS hSo effected an agreement with Mir. Clay for the settlement of the suit on the payment of $l 900 10 the latter and the adjustment of his attorneys fees. This statement of Mir. Boaz was corroborsted by Mir. Clay in \ conversation with the writer of this. Mir. Boss further claimed
 that on applying to one of tue three attorneys AS to the amount of their lees, he was told that it would take $l2,0O0 10 settle the suit. The fact that the suit was not settled Is we'll nown to all. II there Is any man on ,he republican ticket of whom 1t can be shown is guilty ot greater har 'ssing Of mining companies than this, we have no apology to make for him. In the mean time it is we'll for miners and mining men generally to remember that Harris Baldwin, democratic can didate for joint councilman, was one of the attorneys who prosecuted the suit to the closing down of tho Silver King mine, while his opponent, Nil. Moore, IS a mining man, being engaged now in working mine and giving employ ment to several men.
 X corps of engineers have been in the