Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
MosDAx's DAILY.
Windy weather still continues.

Dr. Logic, of Jerome is in town. W. W. Cook arrived from Pheni
 to-day.
 F. T. Ellwood came in from Hill
 side yesterday.
 The trial jury is returnable ol
 Monday.
 The Fourth of July committees
 are quite active.
 F. E. Taylor left for his home ii
 Chicago this morning.
 Judge E W. French returne,
 yesterday from his trip to Phenix.
 Born, in Prescott June 10. to tn,
 wife of l.. B. Anderson a daughter
 H. H. Carter has been appointed
 bailif and crier of the United Statet
 Court.
 Thomas Schultz the Courier
 pressman. was taken suddenly ill
 last evening.
 f Only two weeks until the election
 Tor school trustees will bs held ! Who are the candidates.
 Charles Herndon has returned from attending school at MexicoI Missouri.
 The s. F. P. < P. railway com pany will make a round trip rate of one fare, over road forthe Fourth of July celebration.
 Rev. c. J. Chase left this morning for the east, for visit to his sister. He expects to be absent about two weeks.
 Two plain drunks were up before Judga Ling this morning, and were given i've days each in the chain gang, in lieu of B.
 Tom, the bright yonng son of Mir. and MTs. R. R. Coleman, is side tracked at tile Johnson house with an attack of the measles.
 The sheriff is said to have obtained a clue recently in regard to Jack smith the escaped horse thief, which may lead to his capture.
 The English authorities have can celed all leaves of absence granted to medical men, in ordsr to guard against the entrance of cholera.
 Prof. W. W. Gillett will leave for the east tomorrow. He will go via San Francisco and Portland, Oregon, thence via the Northern Pacific.
 J. R. Milligan, foreman of P. J. McCormick's ranch in Williamson valley had his left arm broken last week by being kicked by d mule.
 The Courier very correctly thinks that 'the man who gets mad and vindiesive over political differences needs few more brains injected into his cranium."
 J. A. Whitmere, representing the Albuquerque Democrat, arrived in Prescott by last evening" train. Mir. Whitmore was formerly que of the proprietors of the Tucson Citizen and is first class newspaper man.
 T. Otto's condition is reported as boing unimproyed since reaching Hot Springs. If anything it is worse than when he left here, and he is too weak Go be retured home.
 Prof. Thomas met with a painful accident on Saturday. He ran a needle into his arm and it was bruken of under the skin requiring | quite hole to be cut in the arm to l have it taken out.
 George Burton has accepted a po- sition on the police force, vice Chas. Quinn, resigned. George has spent | several years among us in various capacities as peace officer, and will | doubtless make his usual good rec ord in his new role.
 John Duke and Sam Hill returned | Saturday evening from attending | he K. of P. ball at Williams. They l report having had an exceedingly enjoyable time. They also state hat a large number or the citizens 0f Williams intend to come to Pres ,ott to spend the Fourth of July.
 Intending purchasers of Worlds Fair tickets would do well 10 De a title cautious about purchasing tickets from brokers or scaipers. All round trip tickets to eastern points reading, lover the 4. x P. R. R." must bear the signature of he persons using them, and when hese tickets are found in the hands ,f passengers other than the per sons whose signatures are attached, hey will be taken up and the pas ienger will be required by eonduc- ors to pay full local fare.
 The grand jury con cluded its la DOTS on Saturday afternoon. 1t an ominous silence in -egard to the numerous escapes of prisoners from the county jail, al hough it seems 10 be no secret hat they spent day or two dis .ussing it. 1t is also understood hat the sheriff admits that the es- apes were the result of careleSsness ,n the part of some one. A mem ,er of the grand jury repeatedly aid that it would be a sood thing md would be a saving to the coun- Y if more prisoners had escaped. If this feeling is entertained by the people generally then it would be a good idea to abolish the jail entirely md not pay big fees for peace officers O capture prisoners. The time to ave expense to the county, if that s what is wanted by the people, is o allow criminals to escape at the .ime of committing the crime.