Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-17
THE CITY AND COUNTY. ssVY IismS From Our 0El fOVn and
 Surrounding Country
Fron Wednesdays Daily.

.zS Fron Wednesdays Daily ! To-day is pay day at Congress-. srI Maximum temperature yesterday, hs 3; maximum to-day, 9S.
 A Sehillings Best tea has 8 subtle e eksrm unknown to the users of any t1ee 1lher tea.
 The Yuma Advertiser has sus- oended publication. It lived just
 1ne weeks.
 2 ss James Nimock has deeded to C.
 Drn, ST. his interest in the Hidden = Treasure mine, Lynx creek, for SSO0. The telegraph messengers have vss- 1sen provided with caps. whereby bo- i- Ibey may be recognized on the ,a- 4IfeetS.
 fEH The Mohave County Miner an .S v. 9ounces that it will hereafter b.. Esra- abolished simultaneously at King lH Hk 4|sn and at Needles, California. arAE deed from H. R. Bell to F. s ne n Slliams for lot II, block B, Pres dar u for SlO0 has been filed for rec at Ez A. J. Rubert's horse caught his Q a {ast in hts bridle, last evening an, soa rellei up the post to which he wa, oFsly q ti1ched. and m attempting to run this u- 4&av, was thrown to the ground ly unas 4e6 quite seriously cut and bruised ! thxs EIley Jones, district attorney of lal ed ( faham county. is desirous of test gsiBeS fnR the law exempting railroads. D and 1rd says his county wants sucL alt m rods placed on the assessment roll rkr n-, k-.s rou 6 01der advisement.-Pheaix Gazette Y loi Recreation day at Whipple re- 'la1a 1etetly proved failure on account D, the 2af the troops not caring to volun- oa q eer for that species of sport and l rsaass TeeFeatiou. 4 general order has tslss f1H issued fixing Monday, Juse l5, da Aaa e fAcreation day and requiring all niei, "a <1s tr> ops to participate. sl !eaa Jalia Rice. a colored female wit lo-- ness in the case of the Territory vs. e tnG +Hsne Richard" also of colored no sa HH brought up from Phenix last ed q -2iRbt to testify. She objected 10 eePoas- eppesriug against the accused, and eA Sas eccerdingly attachment papers were < PrsVH lsaIed
 @ol @ El 5ehn Daily and Dick Crum, who ! khs41 \. efs charged with highway robbery Lass A a Nrs. Burt, on the Apache mill a tss t8f1 reservation. were brought in leoa 1 night by Commodore Owens, Sdl aS thsif of Navajo county, and placed the1Ss in fsil. Their case comes under the ! aa Es afisdiction of the federal court. LozEE ,uh hus 1fyou accept substitute, co coa '. you must not fuss because - ils not as good as genuine
 HIRES Rootbeer. ,IlFt <& SssG.ss s.Ss Ssl1.S ssiS s'sy11sSs 'N - re first excursion of the season nIna Cslifornis over the $. F., F. & P. Ito1 Santa Fe roads will take place eEoorroE. Fare for the round trip,
 n 4 Pullman car will be at
 eched to the train. It was sent to
 heaix by last nights train. s-uusBn Aead-end collision occurred st .,vrr, Is s F.. P. & P. depot yesterday So1 1N nctning. It was not on the man .-, ,a sf2ck nor was 1t collision between iTIN U Ho of the big engines on the road,
 k between two of the "way up
 s NpiDyses. The grub catcher of
 tsromed on the head light of nss F 4e Qlher. Damage, nominal. Busi- sJ E.S.s lszl sill goes on.
 I0Dsii q B. Ainsworth returned yester- ss e - I4* from a successful business trip pr-l hHough the Verde valley section. T D " 1e reports great scarcity of hay
 ad grain in tho valley Instead of ,nnl s1Fing tbsse commodities for sale |Itilla 'E tcrmsrly. be says they are i'm
 oltlng them from Prescott. He
 krs that the greatest activity exists SN D b mining on the west side of the ellef.
 In khe Simms divorce case yester.
 l4g, Judge Baker refused to grant
 hz diForce, and allowed Mrs. SimmS
 %HU 1ltorney fees and Sl50 month
 ssinnny. The suit was brought un. ' Nrf,'s sss A1z the charge of desertion, but va. ,ns Ql allowed, owing to insuffciency hp .. eFi1ence.-Phenix Gazette. ersss. kt IAe jury returned a verdict oI O 5ss lct Failty last evening in tho case oI FLU sbsEies Thompson, charged witf
 &zQis with intent to commit rob
 Nz1 Thompson was indicted witt
 Aoss, for an attempt to 'holC
 f.,,slp Dr. Fenton. Ross pleaded A Iui.
 IA tts~ at q. heout clerk or the board O " x1stoes, informed a JoURNAL-MINEl r.ss epestsr to-day that the board haC .,.S,e leid meeting last night, and haC $ tsS > 11sl1sred the resolution adopted
 H EEday nights mass meeting all itID Nhile no formal or definite actiol ob R4s taken in the matter, he stateC Ftsc hat < was the disposition of tn, D'' q, ae1soers to stand pat on their for RIGS 7