Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26

I ShRpiiuk ol AcO. mOuI6 cAtk4i man in the south eastern part O the territory by Indians.
 Now 1t is reported that Mille denies ever having said that tht Mexican was shot by Jailor Meador
 The now time schedule on ths Santa Fe road goes into effect or 1 Sunday, May 30. It necessitstes 1, new time card on the $. F., r. < P. and 1t is probable now that the night train will be taken of aud only one train per day will be run The east bound train on the Sants Fe will reach Ash Fork about7 % a. Ia., and the west bound will reach there about loo D. ID. Close con nections will be made with the train from the east and passengers from the west will have a six hours lay over at Ash Fork.
 Miss Sadie Haynes, of Racine, Wisconsin, died at Cottonwood on Wednesday night at 6:90. Deceased was sister of Mrs. Wm. Gebb, of this place, and cane to Arizona about four months ago from Caliior- mia, where she had gone on the ad- vice of her doctors, seeking health. Mrs. Gebb returned from visiting her sister at Cottonwood on We'd nesday morning, when she left the young lady in excellent spirits, and that evening was summoned to her death bed by a messenger, and only reached the place to find her cold in death.-Jerome Reporter.
 From Mondays Daily.
 Att, rney P. B. Thornton came in from Jerome this morning.
 A train load of cattle vas shipped today from Kirkland valley east.
 MT. and Mrs. $. NJ. Boblett of Lynx creek were welcome callers at this office today.
 R. NJ. Ling returned this morn ing from his visit to Phenix on pro fessional business.
 Two men somewhat under the in- fluence of whisky had "scrap" to- day. It was a sort of whisky punch.
 John Luke, one of the owners of the famous Luke mine in the Brad shaw monStains, is in town and will remain for few days.
 F. G. Parker says the rumor that he intends leaving Prescott to re- side permanently in Los Angeles is an error. He contemplates going there for few months with his family for the benefit of his health but expects to return again to Pres colt.
 District Attorney H. D. Ross re turned tis morning from Jerome where he went to conduct the ex- animation of Thomas Woody charged with having rendered as- slstance to l.. c. Miller, an escape from jail. Woody was held under $500 bonds to appear before the grand jury. He furnished the bonds and was released. Woody and Miller were formerly employed together in working a mine.
 Mrs. Isaac Helm expects to leave tomorrow for Philadelphia for protracted visit with relatives.
 A game of base ball took place yesterday at Whipple between the town and barracks mines. The Pres cotts were whipped like Greeks by the soldiers.
 The mary friends of Miss Ollie Fisher are pleased to see her home after attending Irving Institute in San Francisco.
 $. F. Bartley, one of the familiar figures in commercial travelling life to this city, and universally popular with all. left today for California, where he expects to be permanently located hereafter. "Sam" has re- presented for years in Arizona, the old reliable tea and spice house of J. A. Folger X O., of San Francisco and in leaving the old hsunts is fol lowed by the sincere and best of wishes from everybody in or out of business in this city. May your future be "spicy" one, old boy.
 Christian science explained at the old opera house tomorrow even- ing.
 Judge Reese M. Ling returned yesterday from a professional visit to Phenix.
 Fremont Woodruff, brother of Banker R. c. Woodruff, arrived in Prescott on last nights train from the east.