Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-05
THURsDAY's DAILY.

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 James May came in on the noon rain to-day.
 James Roach has filed his bond as road Overseer.
 Jerry Barton has sold out his saloon and will leave for Yuma to- morrow.
 About 150 people are booked for the seaside from Phenix to leave July II.
 Citizens of Jerome will have a picnic and dance at Hull's spring on the Fourth.
 Another of H. l.. Jones' children on Groom Creek is down with diphtheria.
 The Williamson Valley Dairy But ter arrives at Sullivan's every Fri day morning.
 Alex. ImkofT is in town. He ex- poets to open his place of business in Jerome about July l.
 Mrs. Otto came in last evening from Albuquerque, having just heard of Mir. Otto's death.
 F. D. Weeks of the :. F., P. X r. office will leave for the Worlds Fair on Saturday morning.
 Patrick Laughlin was allowed S23. .5O. and Wm. Condron S42.JO yesterday, as indigent witnesses.
 Mir. and Mrs. Archie Campbell took their little child out to Wal nut Grove last night for burial.
 Mrs. Me Michael, of Big Bug, who has been very ill, is getting better, and will soon be convalesceat.
 The Fourth of July parade will take place at 10 o'clock a. m. All who can participate are requested to do so.
 w. A. Rowe has been appointed a delegate to the silver convention, to be held in Silver City, New Mexico july i and ,.
 F. NJ. Mills, the we'll known hotel man, and republican politician ol Phenix. died last Monday, oi rheu- matism of the heart.
 A gentleman just Tn from Nii- Hams says that a great many people expect to come from there 10 spehu fba Eonrt h in Prescott
 The little child of Mir. and Mrs. Archie Campbell mention oi whose illness was made in yesterday s issue, died last evening about hVe o'clock.
 Richard Butler. the JOURNAL MINERS carrier, while feeding the press today, had his foot caught m the machinery. and sustained very painful injuries to his foot. FaThe first excursion to San Diego Redopdo. Santa Monica and Los Angeles over the $. F., F. X r., inc A & P. and $. C. railways will leave July Ist. Another will leave August lst. Tickets are good to return for sixty days, at the following rates for the round trip: San Dlego' S2S.- 90: Redondo. $35.7O; Los Angeles S35.20. The JoURNAL-MINER is in receipt of a copy of the New York Evening Snp. containing a marked article [ ahont Col. Fred C. Ainsworth hay ing eloped years ago from Prescott 1 with Pauline Markham, the actress The article in question contains some facts. but in its sensational features is entirely erroneous ICoI Fred C. Ainsworth was stationed at Whipple Barracks near Prascott when Pauline Markham ras;dad in Prescott. The Colonel was popular not only with the Ie- male population" but with the a, mae nonuIation as well, and he still an lows that popularity. Pauline Mark, Ram was not possessed of husband dnr;ng her residence here ana she and Col. Ainsworth consequently oavar eloped, nor was the town scandalized. neither was Col. Ans worth ever suspended from lI9S uu'S while stationed at "hlPpi1 That well known New hoih theatrical manager, on whose aG- tbority this sensational story Is pup iisbed should try his hand on some ether kind of fiction. Three tourlh' % of ibe present population, who were ,c
 rasiding here at the time fauiih' Markham became stranded' Wi'T
 Pinafore troupe, and remaineo . lo several months m resGot' o'' 'i testify to the untruth of his state ment.