Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
FRIDAYS Daily, July 26.

! Notarial Commissions have been
 issued to k. J. Hartman and E. w
 Wells of Prescott.
 In the district court today the
 case of Haas -Baruch & Go. vs. J. G.
 Campbell was decided in favor oi
 the first named.
 The race track is now a favored
 place for the bicycle brigade. No
 speed rules govern the cycler there
 as it is just over the dreadful ordi-
 nance line.
 The ugly stone step which has
 caused many people travelling along
 Gurley street at the Wilson corner
 to stumble over and become some
 what profane at, is no more, giving
 way to an easy cement grade that
 will be placed at that point.
 The case of Watts & Blauvelt vs. McKinnon x Strahan. involving the Gladiator mine, which has become somewhat of a matter of legal inter est in mining transactions, was de- cided in the district court to-day in favor McKinnon x Strahan.
 The funeral of the late E. F. BardshaT took place this morning, intermens being in the Citizens cemetry. The remains were fol lowed by many people who in death cherished in friendship and regard the many exemplary qualities this young man in life had associated to him.
 Joe Campbell and Ed. Paine of Turkey Creek were bound over to. day to appear before the grand jury in the sum of $500 for killing stser belonging to Joe Mayer. They are accused of killing the animal with a knowledge of who the owner of the animal was at the time, although both say they thought the same was their own.
 A circular issued from the general offices of the s. F., P. x P. in this city says. MT. R. E. Wells is this day appointed Assistant General Manager, and will perform, under this title, his present duties as As sistant to the President, also those heretofore devolving upon the Su- perintendent of Transportation which latter office has been made vacant by the resignation of R. R. Coleman"
 "How dear to my heart is the old silver dollar, when some kind sub scriber presents it to view; the lib erty head without necktie or collar and all the strange things that to us seem so new; the wide spreading eagle, the arrows below it, the stars and the words with the strange things they tell; the coin of my fathers, we're glad that we know it, for some time or other twill come | in right well-the spread eagle dol | lar, the star spangled dollar, the | old silver dollar we all loved so well.-Ex."
 There was intense excitement in | the sheriff's office to-day and deadly | weapons and determined men were active in the call that seemed to be on for them. The burglar alarm attachment from the national bank buzz and nothing could stop it, nor could any oral communi- cation be had with the bank that seemed to be breaking all to pieces. Sheriff Ruffner and Under Sheriff Dillon took no chances however and started for their destination hurried ly. They waded into this rich de- 1ository with the intention of set ling the gold bug question, but were done up like tho white metal leciples of the nation. The two telephone wires that run to the ,ourt house had become crossed, md were playing a double jig, in dependent of the sheriff or any ,ther element.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 F. NJ. Murphy is paying the Con ,ress mine visit.
 R. E. Wells, of the s. F. P. & P, S back at his office again, from a rip to Phenix.
 Mrs. h. E. Farrlngtons or fhenlN, .rrived to-day for a visit to her ister, Mrs. J. l.. Fisher.
 Miss Gayle Allen, the fascinating laughter of H. J. Allen of Jerome, s visiting her friend Miss Ollie Fisher in this city.
 MT. Geo. B. Scammell, secretary fl the Arizona Gold Mining and De elopment company leaves for New fork Saturday. His trip will be in with Yavapai county mining interests.
 Dr. J. N. McCandless returned to- lay fIom his visit east. In speaking f the improved condition of Thos. Brown, he says the change was eadily seen soon after he was taken O Fon du Lac, and he believed Mir. Brown would regaln in short time lis usual good health.