The Arizona sentinel., 1895-04-13
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Worlds Fair Highest Medal and D:piolaa. Mrs Williams of Chrystoval is visiting her daugk law, who has rooms in the Cotter building.
 Dr. Field and his daughter left yesterday for Suisun, Cal. where they expect to re- main permanently.
 Thos. Gates, Supt. Territorial Prison, went to Los Angeles yesterday and will re- turn the latter part of next week.
 An act passed by the last legislature re- quires butchers to give bond of $l,000 and pay quarterly license of $l0. l The Board of Control purchased at Phoe- nix this week fine team for the use of the Territorial prison farm, for 1925. J.J. Shaughnessey, a business man of San Francisco, and friend of John Shanssey, proprietor of the Chrystal Palace saloon, spent yesterday in town. The Hodges Bros. horse run away early Monday morning and when opposite Levin sons store made a short turn and run under the southeast corner of the porch and as a l result the wagon was badly wrecked from coming in contact with one of the posts. l The horse received no injuries. J. w. Darlington, Mir and Mrs. Wigton paid visit to the Golden Cross mine yes- terday. They were much pleased with their visit Owing to the crowded condi- tion of the paper this week we are unable to find space for full description of the trip and the mine The same will appear in our next issue
 An Indian and a Mexican got into fight Thursday night in the county jail and be- fore the night jailor could enter their cell and separate them both men were severely injured The Mexican had rib broken and the Indian received several cuts on the head from an iron bolt in the hands of the Mexican. The latter is now undergoing re- pairs at the hands of the county physician at the hospital.
 
 Thursday and during the night somebody attempted to break into his saloon. One of the large panes of glass in gambling hall was found broken the next morning and stone laid on a chair inside the room. The burg lar must have cut his hand severely when he smashed the pane of glass for blood could be seen on the windowsill and on the ground outside.
 | Dr. c. F. Mohn and D, B. Fowler of Los Angeles left here Tuesday on visit to some mines in the Cocopah mountains. Another party of three left Wednesday for Tysons Wells to look over the mining property in that section. Our mines at the present time are receiving a great deal of attention and our citizens need not be surprised to hear of some heavy investments in mining property in this neighborhood in the near future. Wednesdays mail brought two checks of | Uncle Sam's payable to Thos. Gates, Super intendent Territorial Prison for $l6,SS6 93 and $l,076.32 respectively in payment for the keep of U. s. prisoners in Shat insti- tuition many years ago, an account of ! which has appeared in previous numbers of the SENTINEL. The latter check IS the amount due the Washinnton lawyers for their services in getting the bill allowed. The former amount will be used exclusively 1 for the benefit of the Territorial prison. Supt. Gates is deserving of great deal ot praise ill this matter as 1t IS due to his efforts that the amount in the first instance was ever brought before the U. s. Government officials.
 The following citizens were drawn as grand and trial jurors for the next term of the District Court which will convene on Monday, April 22nd:
 GRAND JURY. Joaquin Mendez, Jas Milton, A. Imperial, Peter Aune, Jas. Doten, G. M. Doyle, A. Blaise, John Rimpau, w. Millar, J. B. Martin, l.. w Alexander, Alex. Berry, J . w. Darlington, John Fugitt, John Agard, F. Avilla, D. Balsz, John Dpnne, F. L. Ewing, F. Fredley and Dan Devore. TRIAL JURY.
 Chas Mauk, D. V. Carter, Wm. Pike, H. J. Deyo, Frank Webster, c. P. Traylor, Nj. E. Cunningham, Geo. McMorris, John Faulkner, J. L. Balsz, Sam Grumble, J. B. Marable, J. M. Marable, P. F. Burke. G. A. Ringwald, Geo. Williams, A. Tonini. c. W. Wartman, W. G. Johnson, J. R. Mines, H. Kimbles, J. R. Cox, D. c. Rose and Geo ThurlOW