Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-21
FRIDAY's DAILY.

FRIDAY's DAILY.
 Read what Tom Earnhart has to say in new ad to-day.
 W. L. Gray, accomp tniel Sheriff Lowry to Yuma, as guard.
 Prof. Douglass, president of the Commercial Mining Company, is in town.
 W. O.O'NeIll came in last evening from visit to the Big Bug onyx mines.
 The four prisoners convicted of horse stealing have been taken to Yuma.
 Mrs. A. B. Spence, of Palace Sta tton, IS in town to recuperate her health.
 T. J. Corrigan is now in charge of the mixed train on the $. F., P. x r. railway.
 H. If. Cartier. the efficient and obliging under sheriff, is confined 10 his home by sickness.
 Miners wanting a first class pulver- izer can find an advertisement for one in this issue of the JOURNAL MINLR.
 Dr. Sewall returned today from a professional visit to Big Bug to attend Mrs. W. Fl. McMichall who IS quite sick.
 During the absence of James k. Lowry and the illness of H. H. Cart ter. the sheriff's office is in charge of C. Douglas Brown.
 JIG. Herndon and T. G. Norris, two of the abl6st lawyers in north ern Arizona have just formed a CO., partnership for the practice of law
 C. Douglass Brown says he would like to see the color of the mans hair who will escape From the coun- ty jail while he is in charge of the sheritf's office
 The citizens of Prescott will be delighted to learn that T. G. Norris will move to Prescott soon with his family. They will be welcomed to our beautiful city.
 Prof. G. c. Tilden, representing the school of mines at Golden. Colorado, arrived on the noon rain to-day for the purpose of investi- gating our mining resources.
 Manslaughter seems to be the highest crime known to some Yava- pal county jurors. No matter how cold -blooded or brutal murder may be committed. in he eyes of certain jurors, manslaughter or ac- quittal are the verdicts.
 T. C.. Barlow Massicks on hisi re. turn from Europe presented Nj. J. Hickey of Hotel Burke with a hand some blackthorn cane. and Mike is now an applicant for president of the Shilalah club.
 E. A. Rogers of the Courier has returned. It seems that the report oT his having gone to Washington was started, as joke, by some of his friends, for the purpose of stir ring up the other candidates for the position that he is seeking.
 A decd was filed for record to-day from Theodore Otto to John Duke for lot and improvements near the ;. F. P. X r. depot, being the same one recently deeded by Duke to Otto, the deed being dated May I6. 1893, ,and the consideration named being Sl,00.
 An accident is reported to have occurred to an east bound passen- ger train on the A. x P. railroad near Winslow yesterday. The en- gineer is reported to have been se- riously injured, and tramp is re- ported to have been killed. No further particulars were obtainable.
 Judge Ling made a great success in his management of the Whitaker murder trial. The defendant may thank his attorney for saving hls neck. Mir. Ling was appointed by the court to defend Whitaker and does not receive any compensation whatever.
 One of the most dramatic ln- cidents that ever occurred in the Court house, took place yesterday afternoon, in connection with the trial of Whitaker for murder. It was in the testimony of the wife "i the murdered man. She gave her testimony in such straightforward honest manner and was unshaken in the cross examination that 1t was most convincing. There was an entire absence of any attempt, on her part to be dramatic but the story of the crime was told m an earnest, honest way that was very affecting.