Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-21
FKIDAY's DAILY.
 "The Black Flag" Charles Potts is quite sick.

Sick headachesyields to BEEcnAM's PILLs.
 Pete Collett has withdrawn his stage from Jerome.
 Dr. F.. W. Dutcher went out to- day to visit Mrs. Bennett.
 A. F. Smith returned yesterday from his mine at Stanton.
 E. T. Treadwell. superintendent of the Buster mine, is in town.
 A snow storm set in today. The prospect Is good for heavy fall.
 John O'Conneli, the we'll known miner, came m yesterday from the hills.
 The Jerome furnaces have closed for the winter, on account of bad roads.
 Monday will be the last day to pay taxes before they become de- linquent.
 J. R. Hooves will leave tomorrow for San Francisco, for a short busi- ness thrip.
 The United States grand jury ad- journed yesterday, and the jurors have all returned to their homes. The funeral of the late Col. II. A. Bigeiow tomorrow at II a. m. from Randall S Logan's uudrtaking par lors.
 The indictment against J. A. Rokohl. alias Gus Williams, was dis missed yesterday and the defendant discharged.
 In the case of the United States ys Jas. Rondss and Francisco Abi- tea, the bills were ignored by the grand jury, and the defendants were discharged.
 Charles \. Green, the live wide awake insurance agent, returned last evening from trip to the Boggs, the Verde valley and Jerome with a large amount of new life, fire and accident insurance business.
 The grand jury ignore d the charge of murdef against l.. r. Nash, who recently killed an In dian at Camp Apache. The testi- mony showed that Mir. Nash acted in self defense.
 Our contemporary copies an item in its issue oi today in reference to the payment of the taxes on the A. X F. railroad, which it credits to the Albuquerque Citizen, of December l4, but which appeared originally in the JOURNAL MINER, December 9.
 Judge Wells, today, finished up the business of the term in the ter ritorial court, and next week will be devoted to United States busi- ness. It is not thought that the term will last over three or four days.
 City Councilman McNeill, of Phenix, is not so sensitive as some of our Prescott councilmen. He says that the papers cannot come down too hard on the negligence of the council to suit him. Mir. Me Neill was formerly a newspaper man and knows how 1t is himself.
 On motion of the United States attorney, Judge Wells, to-day, held l.. P. Nash under 5000 bonds to appear before the next United States grand jury and answer a charge of murder. for the killing of the Indian at Camp Apache.
 Tomorrow, the 4th Sunday in Advent, the services in the Church of the Advent (Episcopah will be as follows: Maths, Litany and ser mon at II a. m.; EveDsong with sermon at 7:30 p. m. Bible class at 6: 0 D. m.; and Sunday school at 10 a. m. Subject, of morning service, Heaven" Seats all free, and all welcomed.
 Three thousand dollars of the losses, by the Jerome fire, were paid today, the recipients being liar rell X Hoover. and O'Keefe, X Con- nors. The Companies paying these losses are those represented by Chas. A. and J. $. Green, and are the first losses paid. These enter prising young insurance agents rep resent some of the oldest and most reliable insurance companies In tn e country.
 An exchange.very aptly remarks, appropos of the numerous murders and suicides over love affairs, that mo man ever succeeded in gaining a woman's love by killing her with a six shooter. Young men, save your bullets for grizzlies and let the erring sister go if you don't like their style. Don't shoot! Divine service at the first M. E' church at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m, tomorrow Let no one stay away be cause of storm. The Lord is in his temple though the clouds gather Every body welcome especially strangers and those who have no church home. Epworth leagu' meets at 6:30 p. m; Sunday school at F m; class meeting at l0:3O a. m. c. J. Chase, pastor.
 Among the short articles that will appear in the North American Review for December are, Play wrights and Literary Men, by W. T. Price, explaining the difficulties enc ountered by novelists and poets in essaying the modern drama; Criticism Criticised" being word to critics, by E. Ireneus Steven son; and American Chauvinism,' by $. Rhett Roman. The county jail is now empty for the first time since its completion. Three of the prisoners escaped, and J. J. Macguire is out on bail. It is to be hoped that it will be a long time before there will be another prisoner placed within the walls of the jail. The expense of keeping prisoners has been the source of a large outlay to the county.-Coco- nino Sun.
 A. S. Gage, brother of E. B. Gage, of Tombstone, and one of the pro prietors of the Wellington hotel of | A -.l .l ( l.. at