Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
MoNpAx's DAILY.

Arthur Wood left for home yes terday.
 There arc fourteen prisoners iT
 the county jail.
 By their mortgages, and not by their deeds ye shall know them.
 It is rumored that the Yarnell
 mine and mill has closed down.
 Supervisor Thomas Roach came
 in from Turkey Creek yesteedsy.
 A. W. Callvn came in yesterday
 from his Wa nut Grove mining
 camp.
 The failure of Martin Maier,
 throws fifteen or twenty men out of
 employment
 Vim. Wilson, the mining man
 came in yesterday from a visit to
 the Big Bug country.
 The case of Wm. Larkin vs The
 Bank of Arizona was today tran s.
 ferred to Pheni1 for trial
 The president has issued his usual
 Thanksgiving proclamation for Thursday, November 30.
 A $40 window of the Episcopal
 church was broken recently by boys
 throwing stones through it.
 J. NJ. Dameron, an attorney of considerable prominence in Cali fornia has located in Pheuix.
 Mrs. George F. Sands and her two children came in on last even ings train to reside permanently. General and Mrs. T. J Butler re- turned Saturday evening from their second visit to the Worlds Fair
 Samuel Hill has filed a lien, amounting to S2iS.50 a ainst the ice machine, owned by Martin Maier.
 Judge Hawkins, Court Reporter Sands and Harris Baldwin returned Saturday from attending court in Flagstaff
 A miner named Clancy was found dead in his bed at the Yarnell mine on Sunday morning. Cause of death not learned.
 Answers have been filed in the ! suits of the P. A. =, Railroad 1 and motion granted that plaintiff | give security for costs.
 Grant Randall, former Prescott l boy, has started a night sch ol m connection with the '. NJ. c. X. l gymnasium at Phenix.
 Alexander Ceilings, an employee l of the Saginaw lumber company near Williams, was killed recently | by log rolling over him.
 The Flagstaff grand jury returned 20 indictments last week. Only | three or four convictions were ob- tained however on them.
 A rumor from a very reliable source is to the effect that Dr. F. H. Waite and Miss Mamie Wood is to married m Los Angeles to- morrow.
 John Kirwaggen came in yester-. day from hls Cottonwood ranch. He brought a lot of choice apples with him which he will send to the Midwinter Fair in San Francisco.
 MT and Mrs T Butler, John E Ransom. Chicago; Kate L. Heiser, Walnut Grove; Mrs J \ Wilson. San Francisco; Geo ? Lane, Meri- mac, Me, are registered at the Will Hams House.
 District court convened at 10 o'clock this morning. Owing to irregularity in drawing the grand jury those summoned were dis charged and a venire issued for new erand jury returnable at 2 o'clock P. m.
 The Phenix Gazette devotes an entire page, recently, to an ex- pose of a printing bill of Governor Hughes for Pima county. The Citizen shows the bill to have been in accordance with his contract, hence the Gazette's expose falls "s0rteT' flat.
 Cards received at this office, an nounce the marriage of Henry Goldwater and Miss Julia Kellogg, in Chicago, October 2. The gr om is one of Prescott's substantial busi- ness men, while the bride formerly resided here and is very popular. The JOURNAL MINER extends con gratulations.
 II A Howard, Riverside; John $ iones, John Lswler, Chaparral; John Luke, Bayard; A Barry, Phe- nix; W M Wilson, ; r Bartley, J H Porterfeld, San Francisco; Patrick Mullaly, A Brown, Jerome;N c Mortyean, London; L Gadette, D Marx, Verde, have their autographs on the Hotel Burke register
 C. H. Akers, while out practicing on his wheel this morning, lost con trol of 1t and was thrown violently to the ground. He lit about loo feet along the road and lost about three square feet of cuticle. He thinks tho machine will be safe to ride again by the time he succeeds in replacing his lost cuticle.
 Engineer Drake of the s. F. P. X P. railroad returned few days since from a visit to Colorado. He says that times are not as bad there as have been reported. In Pueblo all the smelters are running on full blast while railroad is being built into Cripple creek, this camp being quite lively.
 The following is the list of grand jurors returned this afternoon: Joseph Dougherty, Isaas Lowthian, Georse Augustine, Mark Bradley, A. O. Ensign, W. E. Van Deren, J. c. Snow, John Curtin, Wm. Dulin, Condron, D. Levy, J. w. , Wilson, W. E. Wicks, NJ. B. Hazel tine, Frank Foster, s. F. Behan, Alex Harris, John Kirwaggen, A. J. Head, W. T. Richardson, T. H. Brown.
 City Editor Frank King of the Phenix Gazette, in answer to a citation to appear before the court |