Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-13

William Roche. for many year chief of police of Tucson, com mitted suicide Monday night. Hi. rash act was the result of despond ency, growing out of the death, few weeks ago. of his son, when b, threatened to kill himself He dranl heavily, and was discharged iron ! the police force, his successor being confirmed on the night of the sui ! eide, just before he committed tn, deed.
 \ circular letter has been issued ! tO the teachers of Arizona by Ja:le' McNaughton, president of the Ter ritorisI normal school, President Bill,nan, of the University of Ari. zona, and F. J. Netherton. superin. tendent of public instruction, form. ing a committee for the purpose designated, desiring interest in the summer school of science that will be established. for B three weeks term in August, at Flagstaff, Those who will attend are desired to a; once send in their names to Super intendent NethertOn. 1t IS believed that the school will be 8 veritable Chsutauqua iR point of attendance and success, and attendance upon 1t, situated, as 1t will be, within the grand pine forest, will be source Of decided pleasure, especially for the dweller of the southern p!a D. Republican.
 Complaints of the non-receipt of the JoURNAL-MNER are becoming too numerous of late. The paper is mailed promptly to all SubscT oers and vet in numerous eases com plsiats are made of the irregularity of its receipt. A subscriber in Mex leo writes. that while be receives about a dozen other papers from the United States regularly he has rot received a copy of this paper Tor . month, although one with his ad- dress written plainly on it Is de posited in the Prescott Poslofice every "Wednesday evening. Dur ing the recent visit oS the edi- tor of this paper ,o Los An geles, three or four personal let ters were forwarded 10 him there, together with aa important letter written bv MT. Jackson. in charge of the office, none of which wer 3 ever received all of which goes to show very clearly that there Is some thing radicaiiy wrong somewhere with Uncle Sam's mall.
 Deputy Munds came in to-day from Congress, bringing with him the man who IS charged with beat ing a woman and resisting an officer at the above camp. The man gives his name as Frank Wood son, and is said to have come from Signal to the Congress. He k held under bends of $500 each on two charges, one ot aggravated assault and one of resisting au utfi- cer. The report in regard to a man interfering with 9 Winchester was somewhat erroueous. as the man is a resident oi the town and diI not attempt ;o make bis escape. neither did Gc iul lerfece with the office: fuI- jhaT than to make threat, and no action wa taken 7gSiust him. Afte- Deputy Sheriff Soscha hau arrested Woodsou. by The accidentsi dis char-e of shot gun in the hands of his nephew, Boscha received a chargr of biri shot in hi, leg. Woodsou Lad three horses when he can''' snfo tias cAup.
 P. NcCornlick went to ? .enix tbs mo-rlnE.
 Dr { E. Hamilton r-turue3 70 Congress today.
 Suvsrirj-aleur john Bu-1s. of the U- V. S D. "a ....v E, w3, a visitor to Prescott ,"-sis,
 Mrs. Geo. ':. Sa--eat aao ss.s. $. ?. DeaaH were pa>-rng"CS n ,his mornings south bound train.
 Frank Hewe,t. of Hewett's Mu- se,jes. camo ia on this morn ng's tram to arrange for the appear lnce of his troupe here on next Saturday night.
 Mrs. Jennie Wilson, sister of Arthur and John Robinson, c;ime ID oa ;o-da,'s train from Kirkland valley aud will reside here with her brothers.
 Mrs. J. L. Fisher, Mrs. F. W. Wells and her daughter. Miss Helen Wells, Bishop Kendrick and Rev. E.. W. Meany went to Pheni1 yesterday to attend a conference of the Epis- coPal church.
 Hon. Nick Gales, the vel known New Mexico mining man, came in yesterday from a visit to his mining properties in the Santa Maria coun- try. Mir. Gales has rented a house in Prescott, and will bring his family here about June l, and take up his residence here.
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