Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-19

4c vFtPs TIE SrAEnAsp. Hon. X. J. Doran came in from
 Chaparral yesterday, 10 attend the
 meeting of the Grand Army en
 campment.
 The Mohsve county board of su.
 pervisors have offered reward ol S250 for Mouse, Piute Indian, dead or alive. Mouse killed two men
 near Eldorado canyon m February
 last.
 J. W. Moyle, an old time friend of Hugh McCrum, and a prominent and wealthy citizen of California, came in on this mornings train for brief visit to this section. MtssrS. MeCrum and Moyle were interested m mining together twenty-five years ago.
 Parker says he will die happy if he can only kill Sheriff Rutf0er While the latter has not been in- terviewed on the subject, it is only reasonable to presume that be feels that he can live happy il he eau only get Parker dead or alive.
 The annual encampment of the Grand Army of q he Republic viii convene in Odd Fa iows hall at 10 90 Q. m. tomorrow QUitpa delegation arrived from the south this sf-er noon, among tiem beiug ssvcral ladies, members of the Womyu4' Relief Corps, i fow delegs ss had previously arrived, aud memoe arc looking for larger a,tendancC han usual. The session is expected to close on Wednesday, and on the afternoon of that day the ladIes of the W. K. c. will serve 6 lunch in the hall from to o'clock P. n.
 J. Marshall Morgan is in town from Plaeeri as where he has been for some time.
 Rev. Guy Porter, uncle of Mrs. J. G. Tinker, loft on this afternoons train for visit to relatives in North ield. Vermont.
 Dr. C. D. Beiden, Major Schwartz and E. H. Greene, more widely known as Greene the Halter" all of Phenix, arrived this afternoon to attend the Grand Army encamp- ment. George HoXworth, vile and daughter, Mrs Mover and J. Guth- rie Savage will arrive on tonight's traiI from Flagstaff, while another delegation from Tucson and Pbenix will arrive on the north bound train.
 Every body ho has a flag is re- quested to unfurl it to the breeze tomorrow in honor of the Grand Army veterans who will open the annual session of their grand encampment on that day.
 J. E. Coker drew a very sugges- tive humorous picture today of the recent fight on Lynx creek.
 l. NJ. Christv, city treasurer of Phenix, and adjutani general of the department of Arizona. G. A. R. ar rived in Prescott this afternoon ac- companied by his wife to attend the Grand Army encampment which meets here tomorrow.
 Mamie Bohn. the slayer of Thom- as Concannon, of Congress, gave bonds lost Saturday and was re- leased from custody to await the ac- ton of the grand jury.
 Ray Hill returned this morning from California with his bride whom he marled while there. He has been the recipient of the warmest congratulations from his friends.
 Geo. B. Scammell received a tele- gram today from his mother in Now 1 York conveying the sad intelligence | of the death of his father, which oc- cured there very suddenly at S:30 | o'clock last night. While Mir Scam nell was aware of his fathers illness | he was not expecting or prepared | for the receipt of this news, which has completely unnerved him. De- ceased was 6I years old. He will be l buried at St. Johns, New Brunss wick, on Wednesday.
 J.G. Wilmington, connected wi,h the Miller and Lux cattle company, of San Francisco, came in on this mornings train for brief visit wish his wife. who has beon here for several weeks for the benefit of her health. Mrs. Wilmington is a niece of Henry Miller, the great land and cattle baron oi San Francisco, and it may be acted incidentally that she has been greatly benefited in health by our peerless climate.
 Tn order to allow persons so de string to attend the entertainment given bv the Woment Relief CorIs at K. of P. hall, the citizens meeting will commences promptly at 7si5 | Tuesday evening and brief pithy speeches will be made.
 Katie Sines, aged three years and eight months, the daughter of NJ, aud Mrs. Geo. W. Shes, was taken sick on Saturday evening and died at 4,o'clock this morning of convu sions, caused by stom sch and bowels trouble. She was cut on Saturday picking flowers Cn ghs hills and 1t is thought that she must have ea;el something to have produced her ill- ness, as she was robust and healthy, never having been sick day in her ! life. From the first convulsion on Saturday evening she never rallied. The funeral will take place tomor- row afternoon at ? o'clock from the family residence on Mccormick street, West Prescott, to which the friends and acqualntances of the family are respectfully invited.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 The shot gun, which Parker used with such deadly effect in escaping from jail, and which has since been recovered, was the one with which Deputy United States Marshal John A. Donavsn, few years ago, shot and killed Counterfeiter Smith, an