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

THURSDAY DAILY.
 Another base ball game will talk,
 place next Sunday, between the
 Whipples and Prescott's. It wll
 probably be good game.
 As miner expressed it yesterday
 a "brace" of big mining sales is or
 the boards tor next week, the prop
 critics being located near this city.
 A number of commercial men
 arrived here yesterday, and state
 that this section is the hyelest
 visited by them on the road. Other
 places they represent as regular in
 dustrial army concerns.
 C. T. Lewis, the Ash Fork mer-
 chant, was in town yesterday, and
 states that sheep shearing was in
 progress there. Hills attitude on
 the tariff must be taken. after all. that free wool is a goner during this administration, and that Yavapai sheepmen recognize it plainly by
 going to work.
 G. w. Hull, one of the unfnrtun- ates of the Jerome fire, left for that camp again this morning. He is one ot the promot of the United Verde Extension mining enterprise. and will not let the recent disaster interfere in any way with the pro- gress of his compnny.
 Considerable interest is being taken in the bulls head feast for next Sunday. Several applications are being made 70 participate, but the management will entertain none unless they are of Industrial Army sympathies. Remembar, to bring your own tin plate, cup, knife and fork.
 Goldwater Heights seems to be term generally used nowadays in addressing that scope of land for merly known as capitol block. The former name should be adopted, for the title of capitol" has been a 1 hoodo to this section for a | 
 Private Bail, of Whipple, who re- gently welded a young lady near Prescott, and took lav of from the service or Uncle Sam's duties, with put permission, was sentenced a few lays ago to two years in the Leaven- worth prison. His wife is still a of the town.
 A member of the street chain gang. while attempting to stop Weaver's runaway team, was thrown to the ground, and somewhat seriously in ured about the head. The occur ence Is one to be regretted, for even Il the lowest stations of life every iuman has some redeeming feature 2 hls make up. The unfortunate lctim in this instance should be 1ven his freedom immediately.
 An investigation is going on today efore Adjutant Travers of Whipple, therein one comrade accuses the ther of the use ofimmoral language 3 6 lady of the post, contrary to conduct prejudicial to good order nd military discipline" The boys ( the post say there is no white i eaded old duffer or a Madeline in i le case but it Is liable to develop i ito a case equally as notorious as ( le Kentucky incident.
 Arrivals from Jerome last evening e peak very highly of the actions of S he fire boys of that camp during . he contagratiOn on Monday morn . lg, and their heroic efforts to save he buildings burned down. Had if q Ut been for their efficiency, the loss U ould have been still greater and ided further to the destitution of n le town. The fire occurred at sucb l, unusual hour that few people fl ere awake, and, taking into con | iteration the gale that was blowing l' night, these men acquitted them e Ives admirably y under the existing st ,ndltlons of the towns sudden D isfortune.
 It IS quite refreshing to h aar on, 6 nj a while of an act of bravery. Jack Tt armon, the express messenger who la )uldn't be intimidated by dyna- Ii lte and six-shooters, showed nerve W at many man might we'll be proud aC He pumped hot lead into the in owd of robbers as long as he uld see them. He saved the sasury for the company, and, no s@e @ ubt, will receive his reward-in o.l aven. tu