Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-02


 On account of his services beins
 required m Arizona. S. J. Holsingel
 has been directed by the depart
 ment to remain in this territory
 until November or until receipt ol
 further orders. An order was made
 some time since for his transfer tC
 Col5rado. He IS now directed to at
 tend to ali cases on hand and
 such others as may be referred to
 him here.
 From Thursdays Daily. J. J. Brooks is iu from Big Bug.
 Read the auction ad. in this issue.
 There was another heavy rain ! shower )day.
 The sheriff has returned from his hunt for the Camp Verde murderer.
 Mrs. Nj. B. Startzman, of San Francisco, IS a Hotel Burke arrival.
 The United States trial jurors have all returned to their homes. G. w. Hull IS in town from Je- rome
 Masonic lodge meets for work in the second degree tonight.
 l.. A. Murphy and J. N. Gaines left this morning for Los Angeles.
 Superintendent F.. 4. Hsggott came up from the Zonia mine this morning.
 Deputy Sheriff Jos. Drew re turned this morning frum Camp Verde.
 Dent fail to attend the entertain ment in the Baptist church tomor- low evening.
 Mir. ald Mrs Henry Goldwa,er eatertained large number of their friends on Monday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs S. A. Logan left this morning for California for a brief vacation.
 Kellar Watson will leave on to- morrow mornings excursion for California.
 The Woodmen's lodge meets to- night. All members are requested to attend.
 Dr. W. A. Hendryx, ot the Empire mine, on 1room creek, came in on todays train.
 Special Agent T, J. Roush has six Chinameu In limbo awaiting de- portation or awaiting a hearing to whether orders shall be issu d for their deportation.
 Lee On Jim, a Chiuaman captured al Flagstaff, had his examination yesterday before Commissioner ]. Moore and an order for his deporta- ! tion was made.
 -Fitz Mac" (James Mccarthy. a well known newspaper writer of Denver, IS lying at the point of . death m the above city. He was In- iured m \ street railroad accident a few days ago.
 (. Haney. who pleaded guilty 10 and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary, was taken to that institution today.
 United States Marshal W. M. Griffith and his chief office deputy, J. r. Wells, left this afternoon for the south, having completed their work here.
 Out of twenty-fcur applicants for enlistment m the Thirty-fourth regi ment at PheulX, yesterday, seven teen have been accepted. They were sent last night to Fort Logan, Colo rado. Captain Max Luna, who IS the recruiting officer, IS expected to be m Prescott tomorrow.
 X representative of one of the six Chinese companies of San Francisco has been in Prescott Tor about two weeks now, looking after his un- fortunate c0uutTymen, who have been caught in the meshes of the Chinese exclusion law.
 Dr. c. H. Keeier Of Pheni1, tried to inaugurate a Sunday closing of drug stores of that city. Other druggists did not take kindly to the idea so the doctor InsugurSted the policy of closing his own store on Sunday.
 The United States docket was cleared of three old cases yesterday. Two oi them were timber trespass eases placed on the docket during | nIted States Attorney Rouse's ad- The other was the train robbery case of James Parker. Ihr latter having paid the death Peualty for murder was removed be- youd the jurisdiction of the United States court, hence could not be tried for train robbery.
 Ed Block. the popular clothier, has a business talk ID this issue which Is worthy of perusal by all the male population who wear clother. He announces a general re- ductIon all along the line m prices. -aNA' AN NAif AAAlk hAbul MI Af4NNh too and that Is that he can be de pended on doing just what he says he will do. Read what he has to say in this issue.
 Alfred Shupp died at his home in Skull valley last evening after au ill- ness of several months. Mir. Shupp was one of Iavapai county's oldest as we'll as most exemplary citizens He was one of the original Walker party who came to this section in 1862 His death leaves only two of these old timers alive, $ (. Miller, Df Prescott, and John Dickson, of Skull valley. Rev. C. K. Jenness, of he Methodist church, was called to Skull valley to conduct the funeral. He will remain there tili tomorrow.