Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-07
MosDAr's DAILY.

1 W. c. Bashford has gone to Cal
 fornia.
 | J. G. Van Houtum adrertises i
 this issue as carpenter and builder United States Attorney Thos. F
 Wilson arrived ou last nights train Dr. D. s. Livingston has opened
 a drug store at White Hills, Mohav
 county.
 John Webb IS visiting the Whit
 Hills mining district in Mohav
 county.
 C. M. Duncan has resigned as di
 vision engineer of the $. F., r. X r
 railroad.
 A. W. Edwards will leave in da,
 or two for visit to his home d
 Los Gates, California.
 Dr. F. H. waite's condition ii
 very mach improved, and his recoy
 cry nov seems assured.
 Louis Mel returned from Jerom,
 Saturday, having adjusted tn,
 losses by the recent fro there.
 II. W. Biauyelt came in to-da,
 from the Gladiator mine. He re
 ports five inches of snow at the Sen.
 ator.
 Frank Paine has started an er-
 press wagon in Prescott. His ad.
 yertisement will be found in this
 issue.
 The Chautauqua Circle will meet at the residence of Mrs. W. T Brown, Tuesday, December 9th, al Z. P. m.
 C. A. Luck went out on this mornings train to meet his wife and child who are expected home tLis evening.
 Engineers Duncan and Snow, of the S. F., 2. X r. railroad. came in Saturday and spent Sunday with their families.
 Col. H. c. Corbin, assistant ad ju- tant general of the departm ent of Arizona. has been transfe rred for duty at Washington, D. c.
 Forty men came in by Saturdays train, to work on the ;. F., F. x r. railroad at Point of Rocks. The force now al work ere numbers l5o men.
 A rain storm commenced yestsr- day morning. continuing at inter- vals during the day. To.ards even ing it turned to snow and this morn ing the ground was covered with snow.
 Prescott Chapter, No. 2, R. A. NJ. held its annual election last Satur- day, With the following result D. r. Mitchell, M. E.. If. F.; ;. F.. Bright. E. K.; J. c. Herndon, E.. S.; A. G. Oliver, treasurer; R. N. Fred sricks, secretary.
 This being the day for the regu- lar term of court to be held in Apache county, there was no ses- sion of court held in Prescott. The at St. Johns was in- structed to postpone court there, so it will meet in Prescott to-mor- row.
 Ivanhoe Commandery, No 2. Knights Templar was instituted Friday night, December ?, with the following officers: 4. G. Oliver. E. C.; K. N. Fredericks, General issimo; F. G. Brecht, Captain Gen. eral; T. G. Norris, Prelate; D. r. s. w.; J. c. Herndon, J. w; J. J. Hawkins, Treas; s. E. Bright, Rec; John Martin, Stand ard Bearer; A. A. Johns, G.; Geo. Sentinel.
 The treaty of 1890 with Mexico, the army will be permit ted to follow renegade Indians across the line and hunt them down. has been renewed. Lieut.. K. B. Wallace. one of the best Indian lighters in Gen. McCook's depart ment, was detailed to head an expe- iition into Mexico. consisting of .hree non-commissioned officers and fifteen privates and three packers with six scouts and trailers, to hunt 'or the renegade Kid.
 R. R. Coleman, superintendent of rack laying on the s. F., F. x F. was in town yesterday. He says he expects to reach the summit with the track on Wednes- lay, when he epects delay of about 'ix weeks, waiting the completion ,fthe heavy cut at that point. The expect to have tke work there by January 18th, liter which there will be no delay n reaching Prescott, as the graders will after that be able to keep out ,f the way of the track layers.
 The Ensor Institute. of Phenix, 'or the cure of the whisky, opium md tobacco habit, has an advertise nent in this issue. This institute s under the charge of pr. 1. H. Moore tnd is fitted up with all the comforts and conveniences of a good nome. A cure in svory case Is guar Parties who desire freedom rom any of the abo habits, ordis- ,ase, should write for particulars.
 The jury in the May murder case, liter being out nearly twenty-four hours, came into court about nine ,'clock on Saturday evening and that they had agreed lpon a verdict. The verdict being | cad found the defendant guilty of | District Attorney derndon was assisted in the prose ,ution of this case by Col. J. F. while Stewart and Doe, of | Flagstaff, and Baldwin and Johnston, of Prescott, con- lucted the defense. The case las been bitterly fought, and noth- ng was left undone by defendants counsel that would benefit his cause before the jury. The plea was self based on'threats, alleged to rave been made by West on the 'vening that the trouble first com nenced and prior to his being killed ,y May. Several witnesses testi- jed that West had made threats against May, while the latter testi- .oJ or b,s oun bahalf that fhav l