Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-09
FsoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

Messrs. Freeze and Means hay, been engaged for two days in put ting lightning rods on the court house.
 When in search of a good cigar stop at the Gem cigar store in the Montezuma saloon building. dltf I X deed has been filed for record from D. F. Mitchell to J. NJ. w. Moore for lots in Prescott for $500 Justice Andrews imposed fine of $50 on the party engaged in the
 recent duel who pleaded guilty be- fore him.
 At the election held yesterday 502 votes were boiled in Prescott, of which 3Sl were in favor of the con stitution and IT against, giving l6O
 majority in its favor,
 The city council has purchased one of Jules Baumann's pictures of Prescott to place on exhibition at the depot at Prescott Junction. NIT. Baumann is having it framed sub stantialiy before sending it up there. NJ. s. Hubbard has opened a cigar store in the Montazuma saloon building, on the west side of the plaza, which he has named the Gem. He has a stock of good cigars, tobacco, etc. and solicits a share of the patronage.
 The following jury has been i'm paneied in Phenix to decide whether A. Redewill, the piano man, attempt ed to commit rape on a fourteen
 year7old girl in September, 1889: w. H. Peck, H. 4. Wilson, w. B. Long, J. A. Asher, NJ. NJ. Mills, Nj. D. Nov finger, Walter Talbot, l.. P. Coble. |
 Robert Upton, F.. F. McIlwain, T. T. 1
 Newcomb, Fred Balsz.
 Governor and Mrs. Irwin took their departure from Prescott this morning. In conversation with the 1
 JoURSAL-MTNER man before leaving
 Governor Irwin expressed himself as
 highly pleased with Prescott and the
 very warm and cordial manner in
 which himself and wife had been re- ceiyed and entertained while here.
 From here they go to Flagstaff where they expect to remain for a day and thence they will return to Phenix via Albuquerque.
 "Charles Vandever died at Ven tura. California, last Tuesday of ty- phoid fever. Mir. Vandeyer lived in Yuma county for anumber of years. being competed with the firm of I James NJ. Barney and Co. Three t years ago he retu ned to Yuma, hay ( Ing accepted the position of agent Tor the Southern Pacific Company. NIT. Vandever was an intelligent, Thorough business man, a favorite c with all who knew him. His Ari- | .ona friends. and they are many, re- c yret very much to hear of his h leath."-Yuma Sentinel. Deceased V vas we'll known in Prescott. H F vas a son ofex-Congressman Vande- O 'er, of California. He was formerly W n aged with his brother, as for varding agent at Maricopa.
 The second trial of Thomas Gala a .her alias Moran was commenced his morning, the jury panel being Il The same witnesses in- reduced at the former trial, for c he prosecution. were put on the tand and gave substantially the P anne testimony as before. The had all their testimony n before noon, and the defense IS G to introduce their ''in- anity' testimony this afternoon. Il The case will probably occupy day r two more. The following is the nry impaneled to try the case: Ed .ong, J. T. Hulbrook, Thos. Pear on. Chas. Keeler, Wm. Miller, A. J. P ,arbor, Scoott Greening, J. R. ', fontgomery, W. c. Atkinson, Geo. D ,roker, J. w. Galloway, Frank Ben Iett. s'
 W. W. Morse, who had the en- s; ountef on Sunday with the locoed ow, near Jerome, died yesterday nj rom the shock to his system. pr. :, livingston visited him, and from ST he badly shattered condition of his nigh, decided that amputation was di scessary. The patient was put uder the influence of aaesthetics so nd the operation was performed accessibility, the leg being taken of ] the joint. He came out from the h; lfluence f the chloroform and ther, but the shock was too great of ,r his system and he expired soon ter. Deceased came here from s; alifornia. and is said to be a rela- ve of Harry Morse, the noted n, alifornia detective. He is spoken by those who kaow him as very m, niet, peaceable and industrious m.