Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-21
MoNDAx's DAILY.

a
 Murray McInernay came in on
 yesterdays stage.
 Joseph Askew, of Chapparal was
 Tn town to-day.
 Read the Fourth of July adyer-
 tisment in this issue.
 w. G. Stewart, of Flagstaff. came
 m last evening to attend court.
 There will be ten or twelve entries
 Tor the Fourth of July bicycle race.
 Mrs. Col. De Russeys' of Whip-
 pie, left for Oakland this morning.
 A three year old son of Mrs. James Brown died yesterday after
 noon.
 Frank Blandy writes that his health has greatly improved at Hot Springs.
 T, H. Sutton, the popular rep resentatise of Bishop < Co, Los Angeles, is in town.
 Several citizens of Ash Fork came m yesterday as witnesses in the Foster murder trial.
 L. F. Hale returned Saturday evening from the Las Vegas hot springs greatly improved in health. 1 E. F.. Gregory, the general ac- countant of B. Lantry < Sons re- turned from his visit east, yester- day.
 Read D. j. Sullivan & Cos an nouncement in this issue. The great summer clearance sale is on at this house now.
 The Bashford- -Burmister Com pany has new and attractive ad- 1 vertisement tn this issue which l speaks for itself. Peruse it.
 Superintendent Jones, ol the P. X A. C. railroad, has joined the wheel brigade. He has pure based | a Rambler of Ed Barrett. the Press colt agent.
 c. Fl. Akers, clerk of the board of | supervisors, gave the boys of the bicycle club an exhibition of fancy | riding on the plaza to-day. He is | thinking of getting up a class to | give instructions in fancy riding.
 Sheriff Lowry returned Saturday from Yuma, where he landed the | | four juvenile horse thieves in safety without any of them getting away l Ia the fifth one of the outfit has not yet sent in his address.
 General Clark Churchill. a former resident Of Prescott and one of the ablest attorneys in Arizona, came in yesterday from Phenix and will remain here for several days. Itis his first visit here for several years and he has received cordial wei come from his numerous friends here.
 Nj. Bradley, Owen Stull and R. H. Row came in yesterday from the Red Buck mine. As result of their visit the ice cream parlors of Pres colt were depleted of their stock on hand last evening and run is still made to-day.
 Frank John, shoemaker formerly with w. H. Billings, committed sui eide short time since at Cleveland, Ohlo. John was afflicted with sore eyes and after beIng here for some time was atf cted with deafness winch so preyed on his mind that he concluded that life was moi worth l living.
 The jury m the case of the $. F., F. X P. railway vs J. l Fisher, ct al were given the case on Saturday | afternoon and wrestled with it all night and all day yesterday until 1 o'clock when verdict was reached and sealed up. IL was read in court this morning and places the de- fendant's damages at S2.020.s5. These fguses are generally con sidered exorbitant and an appeal will probably be taken.
 The jury in the case of Dewitt Whitaker surprised all who heard the evidence in the ease, last even ing, by returning a verdict of man slaughter. There may have been some persons who heard the testi- | mony that thought Whitaker was ( not guilty of murder, but if there were such We have failed to see or ! hear of them. The verdict like many such verdicts in cases of homicide, V was compromise one.
 An irresponsible corresp ondent a of our contemporary, writing from n a saloon near the summit, attempts to create a false impression in re- gard to railroad construction. It is c not what he writes but the insunuas Il tions that his screed contains that a is intended to convey the false inn c prossion. Taking into considera- Il tion the financial condition east, the { :. F. P. x P. company may be con P sidered fortunate that 1t is able to P continue work even with a small r force. But there are those to be A found in the community who have ( had nothing but slurs for this en- L terprise since it was first started. August Henschel, better known r as "Bismark" who died at his cabin Il on the HaSSayampa on Thursday V is alleged to have had $200 in gold n buried in his cabin in yeast pow \ der can. When J. N. Rodenburg c who had been intrusted with the a secret of its location arrived there U on Thursday afternoon he says he Q found the place all dug up and the D can and its contents gone. He also s' reports Henschel as having a cut " across the forehead. The authori- S' ties however refused to make any in vestigation of the circumstances C connected with his death. Hen tr schel has three grown children a W son and two daughters residing at P Iowa. He was aDout al 7S or 79years old. I Ia New Orleans had H. Behan, ~ " as applicant for appointment in the oe treasury department. It was filed the same day that the papers of Arizona's J. H. Behan were. When
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