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

l btduic hO1AL t1AhtN0 1OWDEk AN, NEW YORK.
 Miss Mamie Donahue. one of tn, l sprightly and popular attaches O he Harvey eating house at Asl Fork. IS in town a guest of the Ho te Burke.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Mckay, th, latter a sister of Mrs. Wm. Dewitt left this afternoon for San Francisco to reside. Mir. Mckay will return tt his old position with the Uuior ion Works.
 In add ton to a severely sprained ankle, pr. McCandless sustained | fracture of a small bone in the ankle ln his recent mishap. He Is being car d for at the Sisters hospital Mrs. Nemmett who has been visit ing for several days with Mrs. C.. Nj. Sargent, left for home on the early train thIs morning. Mrs. Sar- gent accompanied her to Ash Fork.
 Freighter J. P. Bruce landed the big boiler for the Crowned King hoist at the above camp yesterday. He left here with it in Decem Der but was overtaken by a storm en route and had to abandon it till the snow melted from the mountains.
 Dick lessen returned yesterday from his trip with the eastern capi- talists. The party sold their outfit at Flagstaff and were going to the Grand Canyon by stage, and on their return expected to leave for home at once.
 The examination of Mamie Bohn for the killing of Thomas Concan- non at Congress was held at the above camp yesterday. resulting in her being bound over to the grand jury to answer a charge of man slaughter. She was brought up from Crongress this after noon aud lodged in jail. She has a child about four or five years old to be provided for which she left with parties in Cognress. The woman is quite polite, young and rather handsome. It was a sad sight in- deed to see her march to the county jail to answer for taking the life of a sellow human.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Major W. H. Bonsail left for Jerome on insurance business this afternoon.
 D. B. Gillette left this morning for PinOs Altos, New Mexico.
 Twelve car loads of cattle were shipped from Del Rio yesterday.
 Have you seen Mrs. R. R. Blaine's new stock of fine millinery and spring hats.
 The department encampment c. \. R. meets in this city next Tues day, May 18th.
 T. NJ. Beesou the jeweler left for Jerome this afternoon with a view of locating there and engaging in business.
 A Phenix paper says business IS looking up in that place. It must be prostrated On its back to be able to look up.
 Real estate agent R. c. Powers re- ports a much greater demand for houses 10 rent than he can supply. The owner of furnished house commands the situation now.
 George Schuerman has received word of the death of a brother in Indiana, aged 68 years. The gentle man visited Prescott a few years ago.
 The W. R. C. will serve ice cream and cake during the intermiSsion at their entertainment Co Ina given on Tuesday evening, May IS, m K. of T. hall.
 Speaking of the personal appear ance of the prisoner, Mamie Bonn, yesterday, the reporter wrote on the proof that she is petite. The printer made 1t appear that she Is polite" He may know more about her than the reporter who wrote the item.
 shot an arrow into the air,
 It sped away, 1 knew not where, Till suffering neighboT l pied
 With a puncture cut in hIs cold,
 pale hide.
 --Longfellow, Jr.
 Francis Mortimer, o young jug gler, has been entertaining Prescott people for the past few days. He is certainly clever in his work ani per forms many pretty feats that vet erans falter at.
 Deputy Sheriff r. E. Burt csme m from Chapsrral last evening and left for home at Ash Fork this after noon.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boschs, of Congress, who brought Mamie Bohn up yesterday, is accompanied by his hriuhI little nine year old sen. Rich