Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-19

Deputy united States Marsha
 T. F. Grindell IS summoniDg UniteG States trial jurors on the venire re turnable July 24.
 c. 4. Van Zandt of the News Min ing company, operating near Jerome came in on this afternoons tTaiI from the above camp.
 The man brought in from Flag, staff yesterday charged with com plicity in the Camp Verde murder: is named Geo. Morrls. He had beeu working in the Verde valley.
 L. H. Chalmers was a passenger on this afternoons south hound train. He was returning to Pheni1 from a tront fishing excursion on Oak creel..
 4. V. Edwards went over 10 Jerome this morning wlth D. M. F. Weeks of Detroit, a nephew of D. NJ. Ferry, who IS visiting this see ton. Mir. Edwards just returned yesterday from accompanying the i young man to ths Castle creek hot springs and to the Congress mine. ! Flagstaff will furnish quite a num- Der of students for the first session of our Normal school which opens in September. If the adjacent counties will each furnish as many pupils for this institution as Coco nino the attendance will be very creditable for Northern Arizona Gem.
 The lescture of Chaplain Scott on Lilies Battles" Sunday evening at the Baptist church will be of peculiar interest to lawyers, physicians, teachers, and educated people. Young men and women will find It an inspiration to them and ought to hear 1t. The house ought to be crowded.
 Signers are being obtained to a petition for the organization of a lodge of United Modernsi iD Prescott. The order Is an insurance, the rates being bas d on those of the old line life insurance companies with the high salaries paid officers and other extrayagant expenses figured out. Both men and women are eligible to membership.
 The Southern California Railway company has filed a suit against all the ticket brokers or ''scalpers" in Los Angeles, tO restrain them from selling return National Educational associati Jn convention tickets. The defendants are A. B. Jacob and Moses Greenwald, Charles J. Leh- man and H. R. Duffin and A. Ottin- ger. Judge Shaw granted the lail- way company a temporary injunc ton, preventing the sale of such tickets until Saturday. when the case will be heard.
 Geo. W. Hance, who came in from Camp Verde yesterday states that membeTs of the sheriffs posse had sighted the Camp Verde murderei in Clear creek canyon a few days ago, but that he immediately dodged into the brush and out of sight. The canyon IS about twenty-five miles long and there are only two or three places where a man can get out of it and these are being closely guarded. The sheriff came into Jerome last evening to obtain blood hounds to put on the trail of the fugitive. Eight more men left Camp Verde last eveningto join in the search for the murderer.
 W. E. Dame, of Cerillos, has wired the adIutant general at Washington accepting the proffered captains commission in Thirty fourth regi- ment of infantry volunteers, and holds himself subject to orders. This appointment comes as a complete surprise to Captain Dame, he having made no application, nor dId he re- ceive any previous intimation that It would be made. The presidents action can only be construed as an acknowledgment of the brilliant record made by Captain Dame when be figured so prominently with the Rough Riders in the Santiago cam aign.-Albuquerque Citizen.