Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-14

Read Mrs. J. P. Hargrave's no
 tlce m this issue.
 A new steel roof is being placed
 on the Catholic church.
 Mrs. Annie Dobbs. of Skull valley.
 aas filed her stock brand for record | c. W. Culver commenced expert ing the probate judges office to l day.
 l Il. Houser, engineer and conf
 dential man for E. Lantry X Sons l Is in town.
 Col. '. K. Spear and W. C. Eos
 fer will go to the Gro Bella mining
 camp tomorrow.
 Cook & Lee, Prescott's enterpri- sing jewellers, have a new holiday 1 announcement in this issue. Read it,
 Joseph Campbell will give a mas guerade ball on Christmas eve a, his Union soloon on Granite street J. Fl. Drew has recently discover cd what is claimed to be a good quality of marble, near Walnut creek.
 l. NJ. Aiken and Miss Georgis Weaver, daughter of Mir. and Mrs B. H. Weaver, will be married this evening.
 Geo. H. Curry, who arri ved yes terday from Tonto Basin reports four feet of snow on the Mogollou
 mountains.
 Johnny Coyle and Frank Heisler will go out to Helfs Canyon and the Bill Williams mountains, for a turkey and Deer hunt.
 Geo. White and Larry Dugan, justice of the peace and constable elect, respectively, of Agua Fria precinct, are in town. They pro pose to open court promptly at the opening of the new year.
 In the district court this morning the case of o. F. Place vs. Geo. P. Harrington ct al was up for argu- ment on the plea of jurisdiction. The entire forenoon was spent in argument of the case without con cfuding it when further argument was postponed until next Tuesday.
 A. W. Edwards, cashier of the $. F., P. & F. railroad, left on this mornings train for his home at Los Gatos, California, for visit .o his relatives and enjoy 8 we'll earned vacation. His many friends here wish him bon voyage and safe re- turn.
 Daniel Drummond, United States surveyor, arrived onyesterday's stage from the south. Mir. Drummond is entoute to Camp Verde to survey the military reservation. Prior to going there to make this survey he will go to Kingman, Williams and Bellemont to make inspections of surveys already made, but which have not yet been approved.
 Miss Addie Murphy, a cousin of Governor Murphy, wilt be in the city in 8 few days to spend her vacation. Judge Porter says that she Is the best elocutionist he ever heard. and shs has taught in Evans ton, Ill., and for some time in Santa Rosa, Cal. She will be an ac- qaisitiou to Phenix society.-Phe- nix Herald.
 Charles Yates arrived yesterday from the Bradshaw mountains. He stood the trip very we'll and his wounds are doing we'll. Dr. Butcher has made a more thorough examina- ton of his wounds and says that only two shots took effect, one en- tering from behind and the other from the front, both of them pass ing clear through his shoulder. Dickey Is alleged to have emptied his six shooter at Yates, and at so close range that the latter's face is all powder burned. In addition to the bullet wounds, Yates received two or three pretty bad cuts on the head by either being hit with rocks or by falling on them, he is unable to tell which.
 Sheriff Lowry and a man giving the naIne of Baidwine have been playing a game of hide and seek. The latter is charged with having appropriated some money belong ing to Martin Maier, to his own use and afterwards of hiring a rig at Chino valley and failing to return it. He turned up at Ash Fork, 1 where one of Lowry's deputies ar rested hin1, and Sheriff Lowry went out yesterday to bring in his man. While the sheriff was on his way for 1 the prisoner, his deputy who was I standing guard over the prisoner,
 left him at C. T. Lewis store while he went to the postoffice for his
 mail. While the deputy was gone
 in search of his mail, Baldwin con-
 cluded that he would also go and
 get his mail. As he had not re- | sided in Ash Fork long enough to
 expect any at that postotfiee he
 started for some other postoffice, just which one however has not been definitely ascertained. When
 inc deputy returned to Lewis store, [ Baldwine bad not returned with his mail, and in fact when Sheriff Low ry reached Ash Fork he had not yet returned, so there was nothing left
 for MT. Lowry to do but to return himself to Prescott. 1t was lone
 some trip, as the absence of his prisoner meant all absence of mile age on his quarterly accounts. On
 his return to Prescott he received
 another telegram from his deputy
 saying that Baldwine was again in
 custody, so he left again thIs morn
 ing for Ash Fork for the prisoner
 Nota Bene.-This item was not ob
 tained from the sheriff direct, but
 has been received second handed . | .T