Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
FRos SArrRDAr's DAmy.
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FROM SArrRDAYS DAILY.
 No base ball yesterday.
 Read G. A. Woods notices in thi
 issue.
 1 The Dudes hose company Wa
 photographed yesterday.
 The mercury reached the ss de
 gree notch a, noon to-day. Jacob Reifel and Fred Smith, q.
 Jerome, have dissolved partnership Geo. Tower will be taken to tn.
 insane asylum tomorrow by Peter
 Behan.
 Jake Marks sent out a six-horse
 load of liquids to Jerome, Saturday
 evening,
 |. <. Jackson was in town to-day
 from his mining camp purchasing
 supplies
 The wife of James F. Martin pre-
 sented her husband with daughter yesterday, July i2th.
 Deputy District Attorney Calvert
 Wilson says that regular terms oi the
 United States court will be held in Prescott hereafter.
 Deputy Sheriff Ewing, of Mohave county, arrived in Prescott Saturday evening having in charge two Mexi- cans accused of selling whisky to In- dians.
 Johny Define, the one-eyed boot black, was before Justice Andrews on Saturday for disturbing the peace and was given twenty days in the county jail.
 Owing to the failure of some jurors to arrive by Sat arday's train, the work of impaneling a United States grand jury has been post poned until Tuesday at 10 o'clocK.
 The coal borers had reached a depth of sixty-five feet on Saturday and had struck a strata of sand stone The contractors expect to find coal immediately underlying this sand stone strata.
 J. C. Boblett, of Lynx creek, has recently cut six or seven bee trees from which he has secured large amount of honey. He succeeded in saving the bees also from the majority of the trees. He says he has num- Der of other bee-bearing trees located
 A man known as "Sailor Jack" Durbin assaulted citiz zen of Pres colt about week ago and imme- iiately left for Phenix. He had not 1 been in that town twenty-four hours | until he got into trouble and was shot, though probably not fatally.
 Joseph Fisher, of Walnut Grove, | eft seven potatoes in this office to- lay, which were grown on his ranch. md which weighed seven pounds. He states that they are a fair sample ,f about seven tons which he raised his year on small patch.
 The ticket scalpers lave begun ight in Chicago on Chairman Fin ey, of the Western Passenger asso- iation. They contend that he is 1ilty of conspiracy in having his potters buy mileage tickets of them nd then causing these tickets to be orfeited when presented on the rains for the purpose of making a est case.
 Thomas Montgomery, who has cen sick for over a week, and l ighty at times, while in the sher Is office yesterday evening, during he concert on the plaza, suddenly prang from his chair and. before hose present could prevent, jumped trough the open wind )w, landing a his head on the ground, sustain Ig serious injuries. He was taken !, , the hospital at Whipple. I Charley Akers, our handsome and l ,pular county recorder, is organi. ! ng a Lady Franklin expedition | Id expects to set sail next Mon | ". Instead of taking the course l previous explorers who have gone o search of the Franklin party, Mr. Q kers has his charts pre- pared to go i' a southerly direction, as far as the e 1t River valley, at least. Dr. F. , Waite has volunteered as first !, utenant of the expedition. u in the John Chart h lrder trial closed on Saturday d ening and the time of the court f. s been occupied to-day in argu- is mt by counsel. The opening ar is ment was made by District At ss rney Robert Brown, who was fol r, we'd by Reese NJ. Ling, Judge right and J. C. Herndon for the fense and the closing argument d; : the prosecution was made by R W. Johnston. n, Captain Ike Conkey came in in lesday with nearly twocar loads To seven hundred ounco silver ore m the Illinois silver mine, which w had run through the sampler la Iursday. Captain Conkey and ct rtner, Joe Waggoner, have been it work on the claim taking out this tn , during the past two months, and to will net them about four thou to nd dollars apiece. A nice little al ike for two months labor.-Mo- w ve Miner. su NJ. W. Hinkle has at last struck pt s 3 ledge for which he has been F. wing tunnel for years past, and TT TT by strike of ore run T, 1T lg five thousand ounces of silver , r ton. The ore is almost solid w w 'tal and the streak good size. The .. ,und is easily worked. The strike a. . casioned considerable excitement ps Mineral Park and surrounding lntry. The old man we'll deserves od luck for patient pc r.'everance. Mohave Miner.
 r. A. Brown, agent for the At ltic and Pacific railroad at Flag if, and one of the most popular n in the employ of tho company, Il move to Prescott shortly, to le responsible position with the F., P. X P. railroad company, in } construction of their line. Mir. own will be superseded in Flag if by cousin of Harry Elliott,