Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
TuEspAY's DAnY.
 BEEcHAM's PILLsare faithful friends

DOane Merrill is in town from Jerome.
 Attend the 6remen's ball to-mor- t row night
 James H, Hamilton of Peeples a valley is visiting Prescott.
 W. T Richardson is having bout l, with the rheumatic gout. Gus. Shamp and family have
 moved to Prescott from the Con gross mine.
 Interesting exercises were held at
 the public school this afternoon celebrating Washington's birthday.
 A resolution was passed by the
 board of fire delegates last evening requiring fremen to attend their ball in uniform.
 Mrs. c. W. Culver will leave for Phenix on Thursday to join her hus-
 band, who has been elected enrolling
 and engIossing clerk of the council.
 4 beautiful onyx clock can be seen
 at Tom Scholey's Mint saloon. The
 onyx was all polished and put to-
 gether by Mr. Scholey and shows
 very skillful work.
 The grand jury presented it's final
 report this afterao0n, embodied in
 which was the report of the expert
 appointed by that body Co inspect
 the books of county officers.
 
 | Sport Boyle and A. J. Carroll yes
 terhay purchased tho right for
 Arizona to manufacture and sell the
 Osborn washing machine. The ma
 chine is said to be an excellent one.
 Paul Feldseck has opened a fine
 restaurant next door to Kelly x l Stephens. There is a side entrance |
 where ladies can be taken. being the l
 only short order house of this kind |
 in town.
 The boys of the public school
 succeeded in getting new rope on
 the the flag pole at the public
 school yesterday by means of a kite
 and the stars and stripes float once
 more over the school grounds.
 The Arizona Sandstone company will ship car load of stone next week to Chicago to be used in the columns of Arizona's building at the fair. The stone will be dressed there. Flagstaff Democrat.
 Several families from Saginaw. Michigan, passed through here to- day for Chalendar where they will reside in the future. They are the families of the officers and emyloyes ; of the Saginaw Lumber company. recently established at that place. Flagstaff Democrat.
 4 jolly party, all hailing from Prescott, Arizona, IS the one which l is being chaperoned by 5Tr. and Mrs. w. B. Jones, eonsistln of Mrs. c i, A. Swan, Miss Julia Kellogg. and ! Messrs Herb" Derwin, Milton 7 Jones and Henry Goldwater.- San Diego Union.
 Ed. Hill, the Washington mur- i derer, has broken jail at Phenix He tried to escape from the clutches of ( the law by means of habeas corpus, a but found it less expensive to get ( onl the other way. It does not seam I to require any great amount of skill ( or ingenuity to escape from the ( Phenix jail. |
 Salvador Armijo. the wife mur- ! derer Of Ash Fork, and Matias ar milo, the would be wife murderer of the same place, are both still at large. The former has never been | apprehsnded. while the latter es- ! caped from the county jail and was gone one night and part of a day | before being missed.
 A deal is on for the sale of the : : wooden building between the Hotel T Burke and D. Levy's store, occupied 2 by Charley Wallace's saloon, T. M. q Earnhart' cigar and fruit store and !, F. Osenburg's harness shop. h Should 1t be consummated. as now ;, seems very probable, the wooden : buildings will be torn down and re- S placed by two-stOry brick build al ing.
 The motion for new trial in the m ,ase of Brog. May, convicted of was denied this after loon, and the defendant was sen eneed to three years and half in ., he penitentiary, and was remanded VI O the custody of the sheriff. The q; attorneys gave notice to a5 he district attorney, in open court, ot hat on next Saturday they would sn nove the court to fix bail, pending or on m appeal in the case. n on "The action of Governor Murphy ta n telegTaphing $l,000 reward for ou he capture of state of Washing PC on murderer and leaving unnoticed rei he recent murder on the line of the tn |. & F., Tn this county, will appear su trange to the average taxpayers. n- SIS 'ourier. Is the inference to to be wa lrawn from the above item, that he officers are awaiting an offer of sward for the capture of the above Is or is it simply an attempt N. 0 give the governor an unmerited pa lapi The fact is that no such re- ca ard has been offered by the gov sh, rnor. Bob Johnson and Georgia Cliff ii Drd, white, and Charley Johnson, h Ling, George Heune, La Bow. no om Pete, Tom Sing and Charley tb, om, Chinese, were brought before ar, udge Ling to-day charged with sn, sitting place where opium is na, noked in violation of the city ordi- wi anco. Jury trials were demanded. ne' nd pending the trial Bob Johnson I%n' % nd Georgia Clifford gave bonds tbe
 the sun of $50 each. Tom n, etc, Charles Johnson, Tom Sing v;J nd Charley Tom put up SIOO no, ,llectively for their appearance, fin fin hile the other Chinese languish shI I jail. The wording of the city inc inc 'dinance it not so technical as the Pre rritorial statute in regard to opium no. noking and the officers think that mi mi conviction can be obtained more tbe silly. --~ the tI,e A Prescott man has entered the It ,ophetle arena as competitor of duI oster, Wiggins and other weather relI 'ophets, and fews weeks ago pre- eiti