Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-10
MoSpAy's DAILY.

August 22 is the day set for tn e democratic primaries in Yavaps
 county.
 r No game of ball was played yo,
 terday, much to the regret of a
 army of cranks. The news from Lo
 Angeles the day before probably ha
 a depressing effect on our own nine
 Commencing this evening and con tinuing every night this week ther
 will be special services at the M. E
 Church. Rev. Pierson will otficiats
 and general attendance is request
 cd of Prescott.
 The opening gun in the demo
 cratic camp was fired this morning
 by the departure of Sheriff Lowrl
 and Judge French on a hunting ex
 petition among Walnut creek peopl,
 Nothing but q plain rural dance
 there tonight A little early, boys
 Hon. Ed. W. Wells good forum, seems to be continuous flow. He has recently disposed of an interest in some of his mining property for ti25,0O0 with a prospect for another deal of similar proportions. - Herald.
 This morning nine out of twelve carrier pigeons turned loose last Wednesday were counted in the loft. The ones to return were the young est and those which were bred here. The three that are absent are of the original stock brought from Win slow, where they now arc, in all probability.
 The funeral of little Charlie Sines took place yesterday, and his re- mains were laid to rest in the K. of F. cemetery, followed by many friends of the family. During the long days of his illness, many kind and considerate acts were extended Co Mir. and Mrs. Sines, for which they desire to extend their eyerlast- ing gratitude.
 Prescott as a thrifty professional toan takes the cake. Doctors, of which there are a dozen, report their hands full, lawyers by the score say business Is looking up, while II front of a dentists office this morning we noticed several patients on the out side waiting for their turn. The general utility people are quiet, but may break out in true Homestead fashion soon if a change does not take place.
 We understand that the engineers of the Thompson Huston Edison Company will visit Prescott at an early day, with vlew of building an electric road from Prescott to the Hassayampa, Lynx Creek, Turkey Creak and on via the Bradshaws, Minnahaha Flat and Castle Creek into Phenix. This road will only be about ninety miles long and pass through the timber of this section, from which the treeless south can be supplied, and their products of hay, grain, etc, be given our section.
 It is no longer any more trouble for murderer to get away from the officers in some of the counties of Arizona than it was at one time for an Apache Indian to elude pursuing troops. It Is not the rule, but the exception, when they are brought to justice, and unless We get new set of officers, or manage toenthuse the ones we have, life will not be safe, and Tewksberry or any other equally as bad man, can ride into town and kill any one he wants to get rid of, as well as he could kill a man on the roadside, and experience no more difficulty in effecting his es- cape than Graham's murderer did Gazette.
 It is pretty nearly time the citi- zens of Yavapai, Gila and Maricopa counties determined to wipe out of existence the band of murderers that infest the region of country known as Tonto Basin. For ynars they have been a tremendous cost to Yayapai and Maricopa counties; the country has become to much civilized to longer submit to this bushwhacking business and the time is near at hand when the promoters and actors in this bloody vendetta will meet force of law aud order that will compel peace by the stern est methods.
 Elsewhere in today's issue there is a call from the city to grade that portion of Gurley street which lies between Montezuma and Cortez. which marks another era in our progress. This is but the forerun- nsr of work to beautify and improve our city, which the enterprising council has outlined on nam moth scale. The grade proposed is of the usual character of such work, which will easily permit all rubbish to be carried off by rains winch come in the future, through series of ditches to be cut an either side,
 Before Judge Andrews this after noon a couple of beligerant females are airing their grievances before the barsfor a judicial fighting. Mrs. A. claims that Mrs. E. has been throwing filthy and vile epithets into her front door in the presence of innocent chlldhood, while Mrs. B. claims, on the othor hand, that Mrs. A. told Mrs. C.. a second handed story from Mrs. D., which reflected on the purity of the linen in Mrs. B.'s home. The domestic troubles of each will be adjusted by the Judge amicably under closed doors and double lock.
 ]. l.. Fisher, representing Ihos. 6. Barlow Massicks, aud N, E. Bow CTS, the Santa Fe, Prescott X Phe- nix Railway company have selected John F. Blandy as a third party to act in conjunction with them as a board of condemnation to pass on the value of lands affected by the above railroad company. The prop erty they 4have beeif examining through which the survey uf the road runs is that belonging to Mir. Massick and known as the McCrum ranch at the point of Rocks. To day they submitted their final re- port. No financial consideration Is asked by the generous owner from the company only that the landniust in no wise be affected from carrying out the project originally outlined fl ;,, ,rr;yat;on and oth pnr-