Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
MoNpAY's DArLY.

= n new stage fine VIII Do stdfteu on the Jerome road next week.
 Tho parson is reported to have gone to Skull valley Saturday. Paul Johns came in from the Crowned King mine yesteriay.
 Geo. S. Hartzell was granted a divorce from Apaline Hartzeil on Saturday.
 Go to the Wyckof Club concert tomorrow evening at the Congrega tional church.
 Judge Wells has taken tho ease or Duke the ;. F., P. < F. railroad under adyisement.
 Allen Johnson and Miss Elizabeth MeCarty were married February l9, by Rev. c. J Chase.
 Arrangements are being made for I starting a sisters hospital in Pres colt at an early date.
 4 deed has been filed for record from II W. Fleury to J. C. Herndon for city property for Si00.
 
 1 The Chautauqua eirclo will meet l 1t the residence of Mrs. Dake, Feb rusry 2S, at ? o'clockp P. m.
 The Crowned King contempt case was called this afternoon in the dis 1 drict court and hearing postponed until March 22.
 George Ward, tho freighter, came in from Jerome last evening and went out to Verde Station to-day to load np again.
 Tickets for the wyekolf Club concert at the Congregational church tomorrow evening for sale at the door. No reserved seats.
 The programme for the Wyckoff | Club concert, as published in this lssne, shows what a rarc treat there is in store for concert goers.
 Gus. May died at Flagstaff last Monday, February 70. His death occurred very suddenly, but no par tienlars as to its cause are given,
 In the district court on Saturday afternoon, testimony was closed in the case of John Duke ct al vs. The $. F., r. X F. railroad. The ease came up for argument to-day.
 Rev. C. J. Chase closed his series of lectures last night on tho Chris tian Pilgrim. Next Sunday night the subject of his discourse will be Fretting and Worrying" 
 The application of R. B. May 10 be admitted to bail, pending an ap- peal to the supreme court, was abandoned Saturday and tho defend ant will be taken to the penitentiary to serve his sentence. \ driver on the Black canyon road was seriously injured near Gillette last Saturday by the breaking of an axle on the coach which he was driving. One passenger was also slightly injured.
 The Secretary of Agriculture has prepared an article for the March number of the North American Re- view on " American Farming a Hun dred Yoars Henc,n a subject on which he Is peculiary we'll fitted to write.
 Martin Maier is one of tie most enterprising citizens in Prescott. He succeeded in getting a steam laundry established here and now has purchased an ice machine which he will have in operation in less than two months.
 Jake Marks will leave for San Francisco in a few days on trip for both business and pleasure com hincd. h addition to tho business portion Of his trip, he goes to visit a wealthy sister, who has just re- turned from threo years sojourn in Germany.
 James Hit, the Ash Fork saloon keeper, who struck the late l.. G. Owens on the head with faro box, infiicting a wound from which the latter died, was acquitted at his 1 preliminary examination fast week, as the testimony showed that he had 1 acted in self defense.
 W. D. Black received telegram on Saturday evening from Flagstaff ! saying that his brother James L. Black had been accidently killed at l the coal mines northeast of that l town. Deceased was formerly . deputy sheriff and was a fearless Snd brave officer
 A terrific wind storm set in from | the southwest Saturday night and | continued until late hour yester day afternoon, when gathering l clouds sent down s little snow. The snow storm was of brief duration, however, and towards night the weather turned clear and cold.
 Miss Anna Martin, a very popular young lady, and very, successful 1 school teacher, will leave on We'd nesday morning for her home at Harrisonyille, Missouri. Miss Mar tins departure will be regretted by | all who knew her. as 1t has been hoped that she would rcslde here permanently. The good wishes of a host of ladies and gentlemen in this section will accompany her.
 Col. J. F. Wilson left on this morn ing's train for Baltimore on legal business in connection with the Tiger mine litigation. He will go direct 70 Washington and il he ex- periences no delays he expects to ar rive there in time to represent this section of Arizona at the inaugura- ton of President Cleveland next Sat urday. In addition to the papers Tn the mining suit mentioned, Col. Wilson carried whole grip sack full of recommendations from prom nent democrats and from mombers of the bar of all political parties asking for his appoinsment as judge of this district. He expects to be absent about three or four weeks.
 Word was received here yesterday evening of the death of Allen Man vel. president of the Santa Fe Rail road company, and press dispatch confirms the report. Mir. Manvel has been sick man for more than year, so that the announcement ot bis death was no surprise to his friends. Last summer he found It necessary to take trip to Europe to relieve his system from the great