Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-27
Monday. Dally. June 8.

 Arrow Navigation company have been filed for record.
 The Prescotts won yesterdays game of ball with the whipples by a score of l5 to :.
 The time for the summer rains is at hand but indi cations are for con tinued dry weather.
 c. E. Champie has deeded certain mining property to the Trask Kess- Ter grocery com laay of Phenix, the consi eration named being $6, l50.
 Prescott has enough good horses to justify making race track. There is a good location for one just on the east side of town.
 T. B. Carter of. Walnut Grove is in town for load of material for new building to be erected by Vet" Waterman near the Red Buck mine.
 Leonard Brisley, brother of Harry Brislev. of the Mountain City Drug Store, has purchased the cigar and fruit store formerly owned by G. w. Ford.
 The conventions and humors of cattle branding, as practiced on the great cattle ranges Of the Southwest, will be the subject of an illustrat ed article in McClure's Magazine for July.
 An inebriated individual took an involuntary bath on Saturday in the we'll belonging to the Union saloon. He fell in, and considerable time elapsed before he was finally fshed out.
 The contingent of Indians from Mohave county have all gone home again. It cost the government several hundred dollars to bring Il em over here and resulted in send ing two or three individuals to the county jail for ten days each.
 The French trial came to a sudden termination this afternoon. Just after the jury was impaneled to try the case, T. w. Johnston, attorney for the defendant, raised a point against the indictment on account of the omission of the word value" the indictment alleging the embez- element of $75. The point was sus- | tained by the court, and the jury was instructed to bring in a verdict of acquittal.
 c. NJ. Clark, to day, took lease and bond on the Last Chance owned by J. J. Fisher and ]. c. Hartin. The mine is located about six miles west of town. The ledge is about ! five feet wide and the ore goes from S20 to S40 per ton. The owners of the mine have mill on the property and MT. Clark will put in four con contractors the ore is base and but little can be saved on the plates.
 Coles A. Bashford has consented to allow the use of his name as a candidate for school trustee at the electi )n to be held next Saturday. Mir. Bashford served one term in this capacity, and the district has not had better trustee than he for years. He not only attended promptly every meeting of the ! board, but visited the schools and looked after their interests in every respect. Citizens and taxpayers can not do better than by electing him again.
 Toad Miller, the Prescott pitcher, in yesterdays game of ball, devel- oped phenomenal qualities as ball singer. He succeeded in giving the ball an unexpected curve, just as it reached the plate, that deceived the batters of the opposing nine. and one after the other famed them ] selves out. The two hines yester- day used up six bats and three balls, at total cost of over $l0, and Manager Akers, of the Prescott niue. has decided to charge an admission fee of twenty-five cents hereafter to meet expenses.
 A ease wherein "remorse gnaws at my conscience" came to light to-day in the receipt of a package from somewhere by Deputy Recorder Tritle in which was nicely laid away a beautiful diamond pin that has cherished around it all the sweet memories oI a family heirloom. Three years ago Mir. Tritle attended a social dance in this city and during the evening lost two diamond studs in the ballroom which were not missed by him until he reached home. Returning to the hall that night search was made for the lost stones. One was found, but after diligent search the other was given up as lost. Even advertising failed to bring it back or disclose it's where abouts. Now after an absence of three years the "sea gives up its deadr and with a wholesome supply of good will for the sender and a big lot of appreciation also for his conduct at even so late day, Fred is completely knocked of of his pins and does not know whether it is due to Salvation or Coxey army principles. While the sender was particular in securely packing the article, he was equally as particular in concealing his identity.