Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
FRoN MoNpAY's DAILY.

| lucfe nds Docn uO Eain TOT tW
 days.
 Read J. L. Fishers auction sales
 this issue.
 Chss. L. Martin was admitted
 citizenship on Saturday.
 The territorial board of equaliz.
 tion has adjourned.
 The jury in the Grundy Hall cas
 failed to agree and were discharges
 to-day. They stood eleven to on
 for conviction.
 Elsewhere in this issue will b
 found an advertisement for auction
 sale, of furniture, belonging to DI
 K. K. Robinson.
 The waters of Willow creek wsr, swashing against the railroad bridge
 when the train on Saturday after noon passed over it.
 "Zamloch is meeting with big success at the Alcazar theatre. The City Argus, San Francisco, Cal March 6, 1886.
 J. w. Clay has received informa tion of the birth of . son to hi, wife at Pasadena, California, Au' gust 8th.
 Jesus Maria Leon and Marie Maginnis were indicted to-day and arrested, being charged with viola ton of the Edmunds act.
 The jury in the Grundy Hall case spent Sunday deliberating on a yer dict, the case having been submitted to them on Saturday evening.
 "A more thoroughly amusing per formance, or one fuller of startling effects, could hardly be wished for. " The Wasp, San Francisco, Cal, March 6, 1886.
 At Saturdays session of court the cases of John Howard ys. Murat Masterson and Eliza Campbell .ys. Mrs. 4. l.. Moeller were placed on the calendar.
 The work of tearing down the burned remains of the Methodist church was commenced to-day. Work on the new church will be commenced about September.
 Wm. Dulin has placed an attract i've new sign in front of his Monte zuma saloon. When illuminated at night it shows up . representation of the immense brewery establish ment of w. J. Lemp & Co.,, St. Louis, with fine effect.
 A special meeting of the Ladies Aid Society, of the NJ. E. church, will be held at the parsonage, on Wednesday afternoon next, August 18th, at 4 o'clock. All ladies inter ested in rebuilding the church are requested to attend this meeting.
 The coal prospect hole was meas ured yesterday afternoon, aud found to be 92 feet deep. The drill has passed through sandstone, limestone and the purest quality of black slate, and ths contractors are very san guine now that the much coveted coal will soon be found.
 J. H. Gabarino was in town to- day and reports that Willow creek, st his place, was higher on Saturday han at any other time during his nineteen years residence there. At ,ne point where it is forty yards xide from bank to bank, be says the water was fully eight feet deep the sntire width of the stream.
 The programme of music for Sunday evening concert in the plaza, IS published in Saturdays issue, re- Iulted in attracting a large number ,f people last evening to listen to it. They were doomed to disappoint- nent, as the band failed to appear. The programme was received in the isual way at tbis office, and was to be genuine when pub ished.
 The following United States rand jury was impaneled this morn ng, with Dr. W. W. Lewis as fore nan: G. L. Beal, L. ". Taylor. las. A. Guild, F. G. Brecht, s. E. fright, ]. l.. Fisher, D. Levy, F. E, )oggett, D. F. Mitchell, A. O. | 'oyes, John Raible, Jacob Henkle, I. L. Boetcher, W. E. Landgrebe, 1. c. Otis, Henry Spsulding, John .awler, Frank Alters, ]. c. George.
 On the announcement to-day in he district court of the death of ex- 'hief Justice c. G. W. French, udge ]. J. Hawkins arose and loved that . committee be appoint q to draft suitable resolutions, 'hen the following were appointed: udge J. J. Hawkins, Judge J. H. Wright. Col. l.. F. Eggers, Judge ohm Howard and Harris BSldwn.
 Axel H. Spare, of Prescott, and iiss Mary Schineman, of Copen- agen, Denmark, were married on sturdsy, August Is, by Probate udge E. W. French. The groom as been . resident of this county ,r some time, and Is . sober, indus nous and prosperous young man. lis bride made the trip from her ative country, alone, to join the ,an of her choice, arriving here on 'ridsy afternoon.
 Zamloch. who is billed to appear , Prescott on Thursday evening, ugust O, is receiving the most altering notices from the press 'herever he appears. He has no iperiors and few if any equals in is line now before the public. turing an engagement of three ights in Prescott, . few years ago, g drew crowded houses, and ould have had them for thres ights more hsd he remained.
 A San Francisco telegram, of Au- ust IA, announces the death of ex- hief Justice French, at the Lick [ouse in that city. Deceased was hief justice of this territory from s75 to 1884. He was 6 native of erkeley, Massachusetts, and . raduate of Brown University. Ion. s. s. Coz, eX-Attorney General rewster and other men prominet