Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-10
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The board of school trustees will hold a meeting tomorrow evening to consider the resolution adopted at the mass meeting on Friday night.
 The Hook and Ladder company and the Tough's hose company joined in a social session on SatuT- day night, at the latter's headquar ters, at which refreshments were served and good time generally were had by all in attendance.
 isaac Helm, of Prescott, won ladies bicycle in the Examiners gift scheme. Any lady having good sewing machine which she wishes to trade for a wheel, can find a GUS toner with MT. Helm.
 Mrs. Cora Bishop, of the Four Mile House, was examined before Justice Brisley, this morning, on a charge of grand larceny, but was discharged. The prosecuting wit ness was :. L. Re3wine.
 The man named Ross, whose cor rect name is O. V. Smith. who has been in jail for some time. accused of an attempt to hold up pr. Fen ton, pleaded guilty this morning. He has twice made hIs escape, once from the county hospital and once from the jail. being reeaptured both times.
 The Prescott gun club made the following score yesterday: Hill, IS; Jackson, F; Frautz, l6; Ferguson, l6; BarnharJ, H; Hastings, l3; Bran don, IS; Ellis, l2; Manderfelt, 9; Aiken $. Out of possible 10, in shooting doubles, the following score was made: Jackson, :; Frantz. 6; Hastings, 6; Manderfelt, ,; Ferguson ,; Barnhari, I; Brandon, f; Ellis, 3; Aitken, 8.
 Another new time card goes into effect, on the s. F., P. & P. railroad, 1 tomorrow, by which number l 1 south bound leaves Ash Fork at 6:45 a. In. arrives in Prescott at 9:3O a. ID. and Phenix 4:l5 p. in. The south bound night train number 8 leaves Ash Fork $50 p. m. arrives Prescott ll:S5 D, m. Phenix 6.45 a. nI. Num- Der ? north bound leaves Pheni1 9:l5 a. m. arrives Prescott $50 p. m. Ash Fork 6A5 p. ID. The north bound night train leaves Phenix 7:3O D. ID. arrives Prescott 2:40 a. h., Ash Fork 5:35 d. m. The principal change m Prescott is the arrival fifteen minutes earlier of the south bound day train and twenty minutes earlier of the afternoon north bound.
 The aftermath Of the East Pres colt fire occurred this morning, when the grand jury returned an indictment against T. J. Lally for arson. Lally had his tool chest at the depot aud was apparently in- tending to go away. He was ar rested on bench warrant and lodged in jail in default of bail. Since the fire it has transpired that Lally held two insurance policies ou his house. One was for $650 and the other for $700. It is further alleged, also, that the latter one was taken out without any notice to the company which issued the first one. The policy for S650 had been as signed a. security for mortgage on the property. The mortgages be- ing an innocent party, the insurance companies paid the amount ot his mortgage and refused payment of the balance.
 J. J. Fisher left to-day for the Gladiator mine.
 John Bawler has returned lr m his visit to Kansas City.
 J. J. Coleman of the McCabe camp, spen: Sunday in town. $. A.Logau went to Phenix yes terday to bring his wife home.
 John Kirwaggen came in yaster day from hIs ranch near Jerome. Doane Derrill was passenger on this mornings south bound train being en route to PhenIx.
 Wm. Mitchell and his sister Mrs. Scott left for home to-day, tho lat ter's health having greatly improved.
 IT. Stoddard left on yesterdays delayed north bound train for the east to attend the St. Louis conven- tion.
 James aud Hank Alexander, well known Yavapai stockmen and pros pective capitalists, are visiting Pres cott.
 Judge J. NJ. Murphy and II. Hubbs, of Kingman. passed through Prescott yesterday en route to the democratic convention at Phenix.
 John Smith has returned to Pres colt, after an absence of several months, during which he travelled over a good portion of the United States aud Mexico.