Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
 The Masons have an importan
 meeting tonight. See card else
 where.
 Frank Conway, the boy who wa'
 recently afflicted with diphtheria
 has recovered.
 pr. Allderdice has been taken tC the Whipple hospital for treatment His condition to-day is reported critical.
 A deed from w. o. Hsrrell to Merrill x McGuire has been filed for record, transferring lots in Jerome, the consideration being $500.
 Postmaster Horne today received his commission from Wa hingtOn, and will enter the duties of his office probably this week. Depu Y Postmaster Hall will remain wit Mir. Horne until May l.
 Chief Burton had his industrial army out this afternoon, drilling on Cortez street and going through hard luck manoeuvreS generally. He will continue improEc to the town where needed.
 w. James. a recent arrival from Phenix. is in the county hospital suffering with a mill form of in- sanity. His atfliction seems to be diphtheria, in belief, but in reality he Is as sound as a dollar in his bronchial tubes. He will probably go back to Phenix, accompanied by an officer.
 The Season for May has just been received, and it is fine portrayal of seasonable toilettes for ladies and children. The flu trations each month are new in d sign and are practical. Great care Is shown in the variety of pretty and useful gowns, suitable for carriage wear, street costumes, home wear, and for plain or ceremoniouS occasions, something suitable cal always oe found.
 A bond has been executed to c. i W. Culver from MeSsrs. Askew, Kingsley, Thornton and i Crane for the Moscow mine, the 1 consideration being $I50000. The mine affected by thi, transaction lies in the Agua Fria distri t, about i four miles from the Bowers ranch and is the property o,cr which there was considerable excit Ament about | 3 year ago on account of its rich | ness. It has been in litigation u ntil | Mir. Culver will leave in l 3 few days for the east on business with its sale.
 The Bulls Head Club will give a 'big eat" next Sunday afternoon in he gulch back of Sheriff Lowry's 'esidence. The repast will consist 'f bulls head, beans, potatoes, bread and coffee, all cooked in the ground, and each invited guest is to bring his plate and cup 'r else go hungry. President Marks will preside, Secretary Vanderbilt will arrange the guests, Rustler Brow Is collecting the initiation while Cook Piercy, in a white apron, will shine resplendent IS the ''chef." Time of assembling Till be announced later. Gentle 1en are cautioned to bring glasses hat measure not more than four fingers. The Pollard -Breckenridge trial. which ended on Satur lay, the I4th l nst., was the most remarkable one hat has ever occurred in this coun- ", and one which has enlisted the [ ttention of the whole people of the ' ountry, and, DO doubt. of all Eng { sh speaking people everywhere. [ IS 10 be hoped that this is inc a ist that will occur in this land. V he high standing of the defendant s ave zest to the case. and the per a nency of its details heightened s ne public curiosity of the people. c he verdict of the jury is eItolled | nd condemned, it not awarding 'cordIng to the ideas of those for i, ld against the defendant. The F tends of the defendant claim that n IS made the scape goat for others n ho are as guilty as he OYoN. Ii
 
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