Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-18
FRIDAY's DAILY.

l
 Judge Wright has returned from
 his visit to Phenix.
 Rev. G. H. Adams arrived at Cur.
 tlss on Wednesday. Candy and nuts at auction at
 Schultze's tomorrow.
 Hugo Richards will leave for the
 east tomorrow or next day.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Swan left thi.
 morning for the Worlds Fair.
 You can get bargains at to-mor.
 rows auction sale at Schultze's.
 The Uniform Rank K. of P. will
 give ball Thanksgiving night.
 The front of the Hotel Winsor is
 being treated to a fresh coat of
 paint.
 Charles Reyes has turned the
 SnuItze auction sale over to Auc-
 tioneer Fisher.
 The K. of P. flag pole has been
 placed Tn position on the Richards
 Hawkins building.
 Rev. G. H. Adams will preach for
 M. Sorensen at Curtiss on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
 F.A Tritie Jr. left this morning for the Worlds Fair. He expects to be absent about a month.
 
 John Martin and R. Fl. Hether- ington of Prescott were registered at the Commercial hotel, Phenix on Wednesday.
 Miss. Hundley of the public schools will take her pupils out to Point of Rocks tomorrow on the 5. F. r. X F. railroad on a picnic.
 The Prescott school district is in debt about $40O, and no prospect for money until an apportionment is made, which will probably not oc- eur until the latter part of Novem- Der or first of December.
 The Crowned King mining suit is being heard this week before Chief Justice A. c. Baker in Phenix. At torneJs Herndon, Norris and Morri- son are looking after their res pective clients interests.
 Mir. Pillsbury, of the steam laun- dry, met with a painful accident yesterday. While engaged in hand ling caustic soda for the purpose of soap a lot of the stuff flew over his arms and face burning them quite seriously.
 c. A. Luck, who has occupied the position of general manager of the Commercial Miuing Comprny's bus mess here for about two years has taken his departure for the east. NJ. H. Gould has been employed to look after the company's business in Prescott, and attend to its freight 
 Another arrest has been made of a Mexican supposed to be implica- ted in the murder of Frank Oury. He was arrested at Arivaca and on the way to Tucson msde a comics sion which he retracted when placed behind the bars of Tucson jail.- PheniX Herald.
 Joel Bondurant was today ap- pointed school trustee of Minnehaha school district No. I9 by county school superintendent J. F. Wilson, vice F. J. White, resigned. Col. | Wilson also entered an orde- requir- ng the trusstees of the district to | 'epair the school house and furnish | wood for the school.
 In the report of the last session )f the board of prison commission DTS we find the following paragraph: 'J. C. Howard, sentenced for one rear from Yavapai county last July Or obtaining money under false should not in the judg- nent of this board, be compelled to ierve out his term for reasons that nave been plainly presented to us, md which are elsewhere submitted"
 Jef Davis, the Walnut Grove ancher and justice of the peace, vas in town today. When asked if here were any populists in his bali wick, mary a d-n pop" was the prompt but emphatic reply of the udge. ''There are several demo- rats who have grown tired of their 'arty leaders, but they have de- Jared themselves in favor of the re- publican party" he added.
 4 horrible murder was committed n the Pima reservation at the Gila rossing, fifteen miles below the ity last Friday night. It was the episode of a three days is-win drunk in which that de- 'artment of the tribe had been en- aged. The victim was Rosa, the 'elie of the reservation and said to ave been the handsomest squaw n the territory. The instrument sed was a club and the woman's cad and face was beaten into a hapeiess mass.-Phenix Republi- an.
 While the JOURNAL MINER has aken occasion, on frequent and undrY occasions, to rub the fur he wrong way on its Phenix contemporary the Gazette, on ac- ount of the eccentricitles, of its ditor, John Dunbar, it comedies he fact that it is an excellent news" paper. Dunbar gets of on he wrong track quite frequently in he editorial columns of the paper, ut when it comes to rCstling news @ is in the swim every day in the eek. Sundays not excepted, even if e does now and then crib from the without credit.
 Application has been made to Thief Juctice Baker for a certi6- ate of probable cause of appeal in he case of Brog May now serving a erm at Yuma,for murder committed I Yapapai county. The object of he application is to procure the ransfer of May to the county jail f Yavapai county pending action n the appeal by the supreme court. he prisoner is represented by Bald in & Johnston of Prescott and the erritory by Attorney General Ieney. The chief justice will robably pass upon the application his week.-Phenix Republican.