Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-31
FRlDAY's DAILY.

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 Memorial day will be appropri- ately observed in Prescott.
 Princess Eulalia, the Spanish h. fanta, is said to be about thirty years old.
 Col. Brodie has purchased and moved into the Blandy residence in East Prescott.
 A. C. Baker assumed his duties as chief justice of the territory on Thursday morning,
 The G. A. K, post of Phenix has had new flag placed over the in sane asylum building.
 Deputy County Recorder E. E. Kirkland returned to-day from his visit to Kirkland valley.
 T. NJ. Earnhart has received word of the death of his sister and the se- rious illness Of his father in Ala bama.
 The W. L. Douglass shoe for ladies, men, youths and children IS the best shoe in the world for the money. Sold only in Prescott by Geo, .. Porter, east side of plaza.
 John Harrington, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Harrington is quite sick. He was taken sick with diphtheria and following that had the measles, and is now suffering with an attack of croup.
 Arizola is the name of a new town near Casa Grande and "The Oasis the name of a new paper just started in the new town by Allen T. Bird. The Oasis is a welcome ad- dition to our exchange list, as it is a sprightly, newsy paper.
 Arrivals at Hotel Burke: Geo. E. Butfum, St Louis; Henry Lemser, San Francisco; K. Nj. Doe, Flagstaff; ]. Fl. Hit. Jef Davis, c. Nj. Morrow, Harry Howe, Ash Fork; Geo. T. Millner and J. A. Rickard, Denver; Forbes Rickard. Hillside; Danl C. Thorne. Santa Maria; H. J. Peters. Verde.
 Harris Baldwin returned last even ing from attending court in Mohave county. During his trip there he visited the new mining strike at the head of Aubrey valley and says that several men are at work there. The deepest working is about thirty feet and he states that the parties claim that the mines grow richer as depth is made.
 D. K. Tipp, A. P. Brewer and E. ]. Stanton, of the Sagniaw Lumber company, came in on last evenings train and returned this morning. The company is putting in saw mill at Williams and will have 1t completed ready for the manufac- ture of lumber very soon. Mir. Brewer has also large lumber inter eSts in Michigan.
 Dr. F. William lime. mining, con sultlng and examining engineer and geologist, came in on last evenings train with James Shirley from the east on mining business. Dr. lhne assisted in placing the Arizona min eral exhibit in place in the Worlds Fair and says that it is very credit able exhibit. He says though, that the Arizona building is a rather lonesome looking place. The gen eral exhibit from this territory does not seem very iattering to 1t.
 In the preliminary examination of John O. Foster, charged with killing Gus Zilliner, Justice Andrews yes terday took the case under advise ment until 9 o'clock this morning, when he held him to appear before the grand jury with bail fixed at 5000. Foster immediately fur nished bonds in this amount, and was released from custody. His bondsmeu arc J.. H. Bishop, the Ash Fork sheep owner, and Con. Cleary, the butcher of the same place. Only two witnesses were introduced at the preliminary examination.
 Under the management of Wm. Fl. Johnston. the Metropolitan Spec ialty Company of Scotty Spriggs, late of Crandall, Clark < Hoke's minstrels, and Peter Howell, of the Four Shamrock Company, will give an entire change of program with many volunteers. this evening. Do not fail to see Zeta on the flying trapeZe. Come one, come all. Re rerved seats on sale at Ross drug store. To the ladies: There will be no vulgar language during the per formance.
 Arrivals at Hotel Burke: E. M. Doe, Flagstaff; J. $. Jones, Chap paral; B. :. Cotfman, Tombstone; E. F.. Fancy, E. $. Holt, St. Louis; ". A. Parish, Denver; NJ. P. Hayes, Albnquergue; Frank E. Pimhardt, Boonville; H. C. Bowdre, Dave Glenn eats and Brother, E l.. Mercy, Skull valley; R. H. Oliver, Copper Basin; J. k. Curry, Curtiss, James O'COnnor, Denver; Chas. M. Fried burg. San Francisco; E. Nj. Taylor, Taylor, Sacramento; F. B. Jacobs, city.
 A AIAap SAhlOSlOkl lu lAAc HatAOt OA the Schnerman House on Sat urday evening resulted in the serious in jury of Miss Mary Ford and mar row escape from fire to the entire building. Miss Ford, Miss Annie Schuerman and Mir. Pace were pres ent at the time the explosion oc- cured and the force of the explo- sicE scattered burning oil over Miss Ford. By the heroic efforts of her companions the fire was extinguished the others being more or less burned about the hands in doing so. Miss Ford's injuries, while painful are not considered serious.
 Two society young men of Phenix, last Friday night, went out for a drive with two women of the town, returning about o'clock in the morning. The quartette succeeded in getting quite hilariously drunk on the trip, and one of the girls, said Co be very handsome and only about wenty years old, had to be carried into the house on their re- turn. She protested vigorously against this. and in the melee a lamp was overturned and exploded, set ting the girls dress on fire. Before the fire could be extinguished she