Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-06

@ Dickson, and Van Dickson, charg, l with grand larceny, was tried in ii !. district court today, the jury beir
 still out at 1 o'clock.
 The case of J. F. MorrelI charge . with grand larceny, was dismisse
 without trial on account of the v; rance between proof and the charg lad m the indictment. The ca: agalnst Harry Wright, being simils
 m nature, was also dismisse, 3 Friends Of the young men sta that the prosecution was the wor of spite.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Postmaster Jas. W. Akers and Nils
 N. H. Brown were married las
 evening bv Rev. C. K. Jenness, in tn ] presence Of a few of their intimat
 friends. The bride is a very popula
 young lady. having resided here fo
 about year, while the groom, wh,
 Is brother of Secretary Chas. H
 Akers, Is too well known to need an,
 introduction to Arizona readers. H,
 has lived here since bOyhood, and i
 not only we'll known, but well likes
 as well, by all who know hin. Tn. 1 JOURNAL-MNER extends its most earnest cOugratulatiOnst to the young
 couple. May their matrimonial voy age be marked by smooth sailing.
 B. M. Duncan. an euterorisine young man from the vicinity ol Congress. was in town today. MT Duncan came to Arizona about a year ago for his health, and located on piece of land near the Golden Wave Mining Company's camp, on Martinez creek, and ne has not only been greatly benefitted in health, but has established a nice, comfort able home for himself and family.
 WE. McNery left for Denver this morning.
 John Moss and his sister have gone t0 Redding, California, to visit an aunt who is ninety years old.
 The base ball game on the morn ing of the 4ih will be one of the most interesting features of the celebration.
 4 mastering officer IS expected here in a day or two io mu-ter in the volunteers of Capt. Donaldson.
 C. II. Akers left for Phenix this afternoon. after a brief visit in Pres colt to attend the marriage of his brother, Jas. W. Akers
 The Prescott brass band received another new member yesterday from California. He plays a trombone in the band, violin in orchestra and IS also a fine mandolin player. aud will give instructions On the latter instrument.
 The building recently occupied by D. 5. Gillette is being vacated to- l lay. The furniture will be shipped l O Silver City. New Mexico. Mr. 1 who has had charge of | he compaBy's business here for ome time expects to leave for Sil !. Ter Clty within a week or ten days.
 From oa gc1ay Daily.
 Collection day.
 Lawn social this evening.
 The Rongh Riders captured a spy b. other day and turned him over Q the Cubans, who made short work I him.
 A wind storm which, for violence. 'ould do credit to March tornado. revailed last night.
 Miss Maud Scarborough's brother. no visited hero a year or so ago, 1, as just graduated in medicine from le Michigan university. at Ann rbor. He expects to return here gain soon for another visit and may robably locate. here. Sheriff RuTner and Deputy Davis a still on he trail Of Hughes. the !, looter of Mccoy, at a railroad imp last Sunday. When last heard om they were IG ths Cherry creek 'untry. Miss Laura W. Sharpe, a normal i hool teacher, formerly of Prescott, Y ho has been visiting here for a few V .ys, left this morning for visit to 2 1T old home in Canada. f Carl Miller will leave on tonight's T am for KlOudike. G In the ease Of the Territory vs. iI eoTge Perdieu, charged with grand = rceny, the jury returned verdict :,
 not gulity. after a short deliber- n ion. The defendant burst into S lrs as the verdict was read, declar- ', 2 him free man, and grasped the ti nds of the jurors as they filed " t.
 We are pleased to note that T. J. q, 'Itz has been admitted to practice U V m the courts of ArIzona. NIT. '' 'ltZ and Secretary Akers in boy cd resided ID the same county in m va. He IS a profound scholar T d man or history and travel. At o ater date he will deliver a series educational lectures on political 1nomics, or the philosophy of oI cd government. ar Mrs. Dr. Abbott has been hastily p' 'alied home by the severe illness G% % her mother, the "COuntess yon ltsch,' relict of His Excellenev. neral von Beitsch, at one time of ne |. M. Greuardiers, Germany. ana F., leave as soon as possible for her V" stralIan home. No cards. III accounts against Dr. Abbott nr 'uid be presented without delay Sh immediate settlement cf same. ice people owing monies 10 Dr. Ab- in | wlll pay same tO Mrs. Abbott fur Johnson House without delay. SU '. ". Smalley, first class engi- r and machinlst, who has been leI pplng Tn Prescott for several De 1ths. left yesterday with his iily Tor the Big Bug country. He in engage in a prospecting tour. enator Truax, of Minnesota. is A brs st of Hotel Burke. The senator ..I member, as we'll as a representa- se , oi a wealthy syndicate of east Pe capitalists, and was induced to TN ne Prescott on representations VI le by E. E. Breed. After remain \ here for a few days longer. he visi scts 10 visit Mexico, but is so fa- in ibly impressed with what he mas and learned, that he intends to A .rn here again in the near future. I,OI Il her mann f,..r rf .L. - 4. n