Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-14
THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Hugh Burns Is sick.

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 Hugh Burns Is sick.
 City election next Tuesday.
 Yavapai democracy has a new "war horse"
 Twenty-three degrees above zero thIs morning.
 c. A. Randall came in from his
 mining camp yesterday.
 The track was laid across the wagon road at Iron Springs yester- day.
 District Attorney R. E. Morrison left for Phenix this morning, on legal business.
 Don't fail to attend the Loan of a Lover at the Opera house tomorrow night.
 Mrs. E. A. Rogers left on this mornings train for Flagstaff to visit friends.
 The Chinese residents of New York and Brooklyn are refusing to obey the registration law.
 J. G. Campbell left for Phenix this morning to attend meeting of the Live Stock commission.
 Tim Casey was buried at Ash aF .4, with instructions received from his relatives Tn California.
 The Pima county delinquent list Is the largest yet occupying five and one half pages of the Tucson Citizen.
 Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E. Church will meet at the parsonage tomorrow. All the ladies of the church are requested to attend.
 Six or seven shots were fired last night about half past ten o'clock. They were fired in rapid succession, but no one seems to be able to locate where they came from.
 Glanders seem to be epidemic near Mesa City. in Maricopa county, and the situation has become so alarming that a special meeting of the Territorial Live Stock Commis- sion has been called.
 NIT. and Mrs, A. G. Randal's furni- ture was destroyed by fire in Phenix few days since. The fire occurred during the absence of the family who were preparing to move into another house.
 Judge Fleury was called on yes terday again to ofticiate at another quiet wedding. The parties for whom the connubial knot in this instance tied were 4. J. Rice aud Miss Malvina Thompson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Alex Thompson.
 Ash Fork has acquired an unenvi- able reputation during the past two or three years on account of the murders committed there. Its rec ord in this direction would be a heavy one for 8 place of twenty times it's population.
 Wonder what kind of a game they are trying to play with Register H. ID. Ross in Phenix. The Gazette has deemed 1t necessary to state that "it is useless to attempt to blow smoke up his spinal column" That paper has probably tried it, and made a failure of it.
 ShenH Lowry returned from Ash Fork yesterday evening, bringing in Wm. Martin, who yesterday morning shot to his death Tim Casey. The testimony, introduced at the inquest, and at the prelimi- nary examination, was substantially the same as the account given in the JoURNAL-MNER yesterday. Der tha Reed, in whose room the killing was done and who was arrested yes terday morning, was released from custody, there being no testimony to connect her whatever with the crime. Casey's revolver had not been discharged.
 Robert l.. Gerry, young million aire, son of Commodore Eldridge T. Gerryof the New York Yacht club, arrived on last nights train, and is stopping at Hotel Burke. Mir. Gerry Is in quest of health, and is accompanied by his physician, Dr. Russell Belamy, a relative of the author of Looking Backward" Robert Uric, his steward, and c. w. Brennicke, who is acting as guide for the party. MT. Gerry is with a complete hunting outfit, including two valuable dogs, and is prepared to kill anything from a quail to a grizzly bear. The 1 party left for the Verde valley, where they will practice for awhile l on quail, ducks and rabbits, when | they propose to move up into the | in quest of bear and | other larger game. MT. Brennicke, the guide. formerly soldiered | through Arizona, and found a brother soldier in the person of | D. A. Burke, one of the proprietors of the Hotel Burke. What Mir. don't know of Arizona, would be valueless information, and | he will be able to escort the party | O the finest game fields in the They expect to remain ere Tor several weeks.