Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-21
SATURDAYS DAILy.

SATURDAYS DAILY.
 w. O. O'Nei Il has gone to Phenix
 Dr. G. W. Vickers left for Jerome to-day.
 A. s. Mills, of the Phenix Repuh- lican, is m town.
 Mickey Free, the celebrated Apa- che scout, is in town.
 Bob. Brow came up yesterday from Walnut Grove.
 C. r. Hicks accompanied Sheriff Lowry on his trip to Yuma.
 James Howey has decided to move with his wife to Prescott.
 Contractor II. E. Lantry arrived on last nights train from Ash Fork.
 Harris Baldwin left this morning for Los Angeles, on legal business.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. C. Bashford left on this mornings train for tho City of Mexico.
 Samuel Smith, s prominent citi zen of Lower Agua fria, was in town today.
 United States Marshal k. II. Paul returned last night with three Ia- dian witnesses from Camp Apache.
 Wynkoop X to pay cash in gold for their Rocky mountain Jeweiry notions aud arc willing to give yo,. the benefit of their economy. di6 2w
 ]. Y. Paul. chief deputy United States marshal, arrived on W.,lncs- day nights train, to remain during the session of the United States court.
 Antonlo Chavez was lodged in jail last night, charged with forging a tim. check Tor slis al Ash Fork. He was arrested at Winsios hy Dsp uty Rybon.
 Jake Marks place was closed to- day, on aecoant of the receipt of a telegram by him announcing the death of his father, In San iran CISCO.
 Mrs. Richard Bennett's condition is considered quit. hopeless. Mrs, Stewart of Williamson valley and Mrs Ross of Big Chi no went put to-day to visit her.
 Harry Fowler, foreman of the Walnut Grove Water Storage Com pany, came in last evening from the company's works on tho Hassa- yampa. He has thirty-iiye men in his employ al present.
 Judss W W. Horton arrived in Prescott few days ago on busins ss, being his second visit here. The judge is interested in large irrigs- ton enterprise, which will prove of great bsnefit to Arizona.
 An eighteen mule team attracted some attention on the streets today being a reminder of former days, when C. W. Culver's freighting out fit, consis ting of six or eight teams of from fourteen to twenty animals each, made regular trips to Prescott with ore from the Congress mine.
 The Coudctors' ball at Williams next Thursday evening will be pre- ceded by concert, from s to o'clock. The orchestra of the Sec ond cavalry band from Fort Win gate, under the leadership of Prof. F. l.. Freeman, will furnish music for the dance and will also give the concert The affair promises to be a very pleasant one.
 In the United States court this morning the case of the United States vs j. W. E1dy ct al was dis missed This makes the ninth and last of the celebrated timber cases instituted by ex-United States Attorney Owen T. Rouse, under Cleveland's administration. The cases against the citizens of Pres colt were worked up by s. B. Bevans, a special agent of Cleye- lands administration, and those from Flagstaff were worked up by Special Agent Mason. It was ap- parent to every body except the spe- cial agents and Attorney Rouse from the first that there was no foundation for the suits. It has been matter Of much annoyance and great expense to the parties against whom the suits were insti- tuted, but a source of revenue to the special agents and to the United States attorney.