Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
FRox MoSpAY's DAILY.

c. A. Randall is in from tn,
 Crowned King.
 F. Burgess left for the Yarnel
 mine this morning.
 The thermome.er registered 90 in
 the shade yesterday.
 | Mir. and Mrs. s. Condron of Wal
 nut Grove are in town.
 1 W. H. Smith has deeded lot 5 block
 l to J. H. Smith for $500
 | ]. J. Fisher left for Jerome this
 morning to do some surveying.
 Sergeant Boggs and wife returned
 on Saturdays from the east.
 Mrs. C. B. Cage has been engaged
 as leading soprano of the Metho-
 dist church choir.
 F. NJ. Ayers has shipped over 400
 head of cattle to California during
 the past two months.
 Mrs. W. c. Bashford and Miss
 Ethel Meaney returned today from their visit to California.
 A deed has been filed for record from Abner Wade to K. Groom for group of mines for 5000.
 The Prescott base ball nine won victory yesterday over the Whip ples The score stood l7 to l5. Miss Blanch Harrington. niece of Mrs. J. L. Fisher, won two prizes re- cently in . contest at the Samson Business college. of Phenix. Warner Root, representing The Mining Industry and Tradesman, of Denver, Colorado, came up from Phenix by yesterdays stage.
 Frank Meador came in from Phe- nix yesterday, and reclyed a hearty welcome from host of friends here. Frank is popular, both in Prescott snd Phenix.
 B. K. Bush, mining expert, ar rived on today train from New York and will go out to the Santa Maria country tomorrow to examine some mining property.
 Mrs. Donaldson. wife of Frederick Donaldson, who will be remembered as chief clerk of the adjutant general at Whipple few years since, died 1 in Los Angeles last week. The | couple had been married less than a year.
 T. c. Hill, the painter, had his preliminary examination before Justice Andrews on Saturday after noon and resulted in his being dis charged as the evidence disclosed the fact that he acted in self de- fense. Fleming was also discharged.
 Notwithstanding the expense in- curred in moving the water works to where an inexhaustible supply of water would be obtained there is . 'carcity of water at present. The City Council are still in hopes that ,y extending the tunnel across the 'reek they will strike the inexhausti- ole supply.
 Major J. G. c. Lee, chief quarter master of this department, accom- panied by his wife and Mrs. Ellis of JOS Angeles, arrived on Saturdays rain, but returned again this morn- ng. During his visit to Whipple dajor Lee made measurements and stimates for making substantial inn to the fort.
 Chamberlain & Co.'s Denver cir ular for the week ending June 23 avs that general trade reports are , satisfactory at all points. Bank Hearings from fifty cities show an ( increase of II per cent over the same ! 'eek last year, and the total of fail res was only 155, against 235 in the anne week of 1891.
 The mining suit of James Mahoney al vs Jef Baldridge ct al was given O the jury on Saturday evening. It cut all night Saturday ight, all day Sunday all night Sun 2 ay night and until o'clock today Then 1t Was discharged being unable } agree. On the first ballot the ( ote stood to 4 in favor of Bald dge and his partners but on a sub s ,quent ballot stood II to in favor the defendants and remained at nat until discharged. a Professor, James W. Tourney, Of ' 10 Territorial University, accom- . anied by A. R. Cordley, assistant ' tymologist of the Smithsonian h. . itute at Washington, and H. Swart- !, ut, of the same institution, passed s trough Prescott yesterday en route = '. 'r the Grand Canyon of the Colo :; 'do. The party will spend the = sxt two months in making a collec- = on of the insects of Arizona, of = hich work Prof. Cordley has charge, V, hile Prof. Tourney Is devoting his V tention to the botany of the coun- y, this being his second visit to g' ,rthern Arizona for such purpose. st he gentlemen have been in the N id for nearly a month already, W Id report having met with the most cl results. st
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