Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-14

what they are pleased to call music,
 is more a cause of insanity tbsn a
 cure for it.-Denyer Post.
 John Rogers, who was arrested
 last Monday, charged with horse
 stealing, will have his preliminary i examination next Monday. Rogers
 is the man who first arrested Parker, the alleged train robber. aud who
 was charged with allowing him to escape. His examination will be
 held before United States Court Commissioner H. T. Andrews, as the alleged crime was committed on a reservation and comes under the jurisdiction of the United States Court,
 Fl. B. Wall, who is prominently connected with the Canaigre Com psny, was a passenger on this morn ing's south bound train, en route to Pheuix, to look after the interests of the company there. Mir Wall is located at Rislto, California, in charge of the Csnsigre Compsny's interests there, where they have sev- eral thousand acres under cnltiva- tion.
 A rather unique instrument was filed for record today, being an an- swer from G. W. Hull 10 a forfeiture notice, directed to him and pub lished in the Jerome News, signed by A. J. Winningham. Mir. Hull, in hIs answer, denies all the allega- tions stated in the forfeiture notice. So far as could be ascertained, this is the first instrument of the kind ever filed for record in the county.
 The Congregational Association for Arizona will meet in Prescott next week under the supervision of Rev. Ashmun ol Albuquerque, SUI perintendent of missions for this denomination. A reception will be given m the Congregational church on Tuesday night and the business meetings of the association will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, April l4 and l5.
 Twenty car loads of sheep passed through Prescott yesterday and twenty car loads more today, mak- ing a total during the past three days of fftY-four car loads. They are being shipped from Glendale to the Chicago market. There are fifty car loads yet to be shipped out within the next few days. As soon as this shipment of sheep is com pleted, shipment of cattle will com mence from Kirkland and Congress. There will be about 150 car loads l shipped from these two points dur ing the present month.
 General A. J. Sampson, of Phenix, has been appointed an aid-de-camp for Arizona on the staff of Gen. G. 1 NJ. Dodge, grand marshal of the l Grant monument inaugural parade, to take place on the 27th instant in l New York. From present indica- tions this will be one of the grandest 1 displays ever held in the United l States. Tee president and his cabi- ! net, Congress, a large part of the | army, number of the largest war ships of the navy arc to be there, !, and the governors of all the states with their staffs are invited, aud | many have already accepted and l will be present.
 Major L. NJ. Maus, U. s A., for merly stationed at Whipple, but 1 transferred from there to San An tonic, Texas, has been ordered to Washington for duty. There are three surgeons of the army stationed | at Washington, and Major Maus be- ing the ranking officer, will be phy- sician to the president and family, | it is stated, unless they should indi- cate preference for one of the others. Major Maus is an uncle of | Mrs. w. W. Ross and brother of | Captain Maus, formerly stationed at | Whipple also, but now on General Miles stat. Both of the gentlemen were we'll liked here, and their many | friends will rejoice at their good fortune in securing such good sta tions as they have at headquarters,
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