Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-20
FRIDAY,S paily, Noyember 15.

Allen Johnson, . former subject of Queen Victoria was admitted to citizenship yesterday in the district court.
 The offices of the cashier and the chief engineer of the s. F., P. x P. railroad were moved today into their new quarters.
 The visiting Masons have all left except Geo. J. Roskrugs and Geo. Kit. All of them expressed them selves as very highly pleased with the royal treatment accorded them by Prescott Masons.
 District Attorney Morrison yester- day made a motion before The dis trict court that the charge of mur- der against Ed. Paine, which was ignored by the recent grand jury, be referred to the next grand jury. The motion was den ed.
 w. Berry and his charming young bride came in on this mornings train from Ash Fork, whore they were married last evening by Rev. G. l.. Pearson. The brides name, previous to marriage was Miss Lula Moore.
 The jury last evening brought in a verdict of aequittal III the ease of the Territory vs. Ed. Pane, charged with grand larceny iu killing steer. As he had already been adjudged innocent of all crime, in the alleged killing of Joe Campbell, he goes forth a free man once more.
 Judge Hawkins, today, rendered his decision m the cases of the Bashford- Burmister Co.,, Samuel Hill and r. C.. Brecht, respectively against Burke & Hickey, giving judgment in the full amount in each case. In the case of Brown Bros. vs the same, in claim for over $500 judgement was rendered for S239.
 Colin Cameron, who paid his first visit to Prescott yesterday took a walk over the foot hills surrounding the town and expressed himself as highly pleased with the location of the place. He said he particularly admired the stately pines which surround our city and further stated that it should be made a crime to cut them down.
 H. Lemon received a telegram this morning from the Seeley hos pital at Galveston, Texas, announc- ing the death there last night of John James, better known as "Jim- my" James, an old resident of this section. MT. James left here two weeks ago for the above place. He was suffering at the time with a complication of diseases, the worst of which was Bright's disease of the kidneys.
 F. R. Biedler left for the east to- day.
 D. w. Riordan, of Flagstaff. is visiting Prescott.
 Nicholas Gales left to-day for his home in New Mexico.
 General A. J. Sampson came in yesterday from Phenix.
 Delegate N. O. Murphy left this afternoon for Washington.
 Supervisor Thomas Roach came in yesterday to attend court.
 C. O. Allen, the assayer at the Crowned King mine, is in town, at tending court as witness.
 Ex-Sheriff Sandy Donahue, of Coconino county, one of the best known men on the Pacific Coast, is visiting Prescott.
 Geo. J. Roskruge and his nephew, Geo. Kilt, who came up from Tue son to attend the Masonic grand lodge, will remain in Prescott over Sunday.
 H. c. Bush, general freight agent, and H. s. Van Slyck, general agent, at Albuquerque, of the 4. & P. Rail road, went out to Jerome today. General Freight and Passenger Agent Geo. NJ. Sargent, of the s. F., P. & P. Railroad, accompanied them. SATURDAYS Daily, November 16.
 J. A. McCracken has filed his bond as inspector of sheep.
 Jacob Webber has been appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff Ruffner.