Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-27
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Tassday's Daily, June as;
 / Get in line for the Fourth of July celebration.
 The Whipple open air concerts take place at S:30 p. m. Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings. k Dress parades commenced at Whipple again yesterday evening and will be continued each evening at o'clock.
 Geo. W. Ford's condition is re- ported somewhat improved to-day, and indications are now favorable for his recovery.
 In the case of the territory ys Francisco Ferra, charget with cat tie stealing, the jury returned a verdict today of not guilty.
 Lowney, who attemped to com init suicide on Saturday was an in- mate of the county hospital and not of the Sisters hospital, as ers roueously stated yesterday.
 Alex Redeker and Patrick liar rington were each sentenced to sixty days imprisonment in the Mohave county jail, yesterday, Tor elling wh sky to Indians.
 The Oasis, published at Benson, is an excellent paper. II it does not transform the desert around which it is published into veritable oasis, it will not be the fault of its editer.
 The Whipple base ball club is up in arms over the result of last Sun days game of ball, and propose to give the Prescott boys few pointers in ball playing next Sun day.
 Harry Slezinger, of the Whipple base ball club made a record of nine stolen bases during the last three games played with tue Prescott club, which breaks the record for stolen bases.
 The third case against F. w. French came up for trial this after noon. The charge in this case is cashing fraudulent warrant. The work of impaneling jury has been in progress during the afternoon.
 Pete Behau paralyzed John Costello, in FhenIx, by hitting him on the head with . six shooter. Costello was unconscious for two or three hours. Behan escaped. Cause a saloon singer.
 Foreman Trainor moved on Mon day to mIle lO6 on the s. F. P. x P. grade, or to mile 46 south of Pres colt. Contractor Hughes will move forward this week to mile los or to within sixteen miles of the Congress mine. The work now is compara- lively light until the Hassayampa canyon is reached.
 Miss Nellie Cashman, of whose arrival brief mention was made in the last issue of the JoURSAL-MINER, has always been noted for her many charitable acts to prospectors and miners. Immediately on her arrival here, hearing of the misfortune of an old miner whom she formerly knew, her first act was to visit him in tho hospital for the purpose of rendering any assistance in her power.
 Shall the Republic Do its Own Worki is the title of the famous speech of Hon. J. F. Jones, U. $. $. of Neveda, which has just been re issued by the American Protective Tariff League. The speech makes a pamphlet of 96 pages, and is of great value. Send stamps to cover cost of printing. Address w, F, Wakeman, General Secretary, No. 135 West Twenty-third Street, New York.
 A letter was ctived by Miss Sadie Archibald last evening from her mother in which the latter speaks very hopefully of the condi- ton of her son, Miles. The doctors, on an examination of his old wound, discovered that the motor nerve had not been cut, but had been pinned down to the flesh and muscles, by the ball, and they state that he will regain the use of his arm again, within a month or two. His many friends here will rejoice to learn this encouraging news.
 About three or four months ago a Mexican got into a row in the Union saloon, in which he was shot in tho hand. All efforts to locate the ball proved futile, until to day, when Dr. W. E Day cut it out of the mans arm just above the elbow. An examination of the mans arm revealed the fact that the bullet entered the palm of his hand at the base of his thumb and had traversed the entire length of his arm under the skin, passing around the arm and lodging in his shoulder. From there it had worked its way down bis arm to a point near the elbow joint, where Dr. Day found it and cut if out,