Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
FROM TuEspAY's DAILY.
Ed. Way;oner ia in town

Ed. WN,oner is Tn town.
 1 Masonic meeting Thursday night lo
 work in the third degree.
 K. Barrett returned last night via
 Phenix from his trip east.
 James W Clay is prorrie,or of .
 butcher shop m Los Angeles. Judge J. J. flaw Sins is just recover.
 ing from quite A serious spell of illness. Mrs. T, J. Butler received her com
 mission to-day as lady comm :ssioner ,o the Worlds Fair.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. k. Parker have
 come UP from Peoples valley ranch. to
 spend the winter in Prescott.
 Habess corpus eases, under the here
 to!ore dormant law of the 18th legisla-
 ture, wlll now be in order. Tim Casey came in last night from Beliemont. He says the suow was ten
 inches deep there when he left.
 Our militia com panies will be taken to Albuquerque to the next far, at A rate oi one cent per mile. Tents and othor accommodations will be furnished Tree at Albuquerque.
 Lewis Fisher, Jose Salazar and Am prose Flores started this morning Tor the Yuma peRltensiary, n the charge oi Deputy sheriff W Ii Potts and Thomas Humphrey, as guard
 An applicant loT final naturalization papers recently complained that 1t in- solyed fee of S5 It occurs to the l average native born citizen that citizen. ship in this great republic IS cheap at $500.
 The way to make money Is to save it. Hoods Sarssp parilla is the most econom. ioai medicine to buy, as lt Is ths only | medicine of which can truly be said, 100 doses one dollar" Do not take | any other preparation fl you have de- c ded to buy Hoods SsrsapariIla.
 Judge W. C. HsnlodIne, solicitor for ! the Atlantic t Pacific railroad, came | in on last nights train on business. l The duties of his position keep Judge ! HaEledine on the move all the time. | He will leave here to-moTrow morning. m order t0 meet an engagement in San | Francisco on Friday morning.
 J. M Beaver, after lingering illness of several months, died yesterday, at | the advanced age ol over so years. Deceased leaves widow and several l grown ca '.,n 10 mourn his loss. His funeral took ice this af ernoou, from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. VI. l.. McNealy, Cortez St. attended by quite number of friends and relations.
 The announcement of Frank An drews as candidate for chief of police appears in this issue. MT Andrehs IS a sober and industrious citizen, his being mechanic. He has been in the employ of Brecht & Throne for several years. He Is thoroughly qualified in every respect for tbe posi- ton to which he aspiTes, and is worthy oi the support If every voter who thinks hat change ID this office is neces- 'ary.
 or all the counties in the territory to iutter by the action of c Meyer Zulick n concealing the grand jury law passed y the last legislature, Yavsp i will be he heaviest loser, as during the last wo years nearly one-tourih of all the prisoners sent to Yuma have been from his county. As to return them to for re trial will result in cost ng the county from S6,000 to SS,000, { IS a debatable question whether or lot the best policy would be to turn hem loose to go their own way, with he understanding that any of them 'ver afterwards found in Yavapai ounty would be required to stand rial. In this way the county would b saved big sum, while 1t would be 'retty certain to be given a wide birth y its present Yuma contingent.