Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-30

1t with the new location he made It's a girl.
 NIT. and Mrs. J. H. Wingfeld an, ! Mrs. K. NJ. Rodgers of the Verde : arc visiting Prescott today. The are here on legal matters incidenta
 to the affairs of theIr son and bus
 band, respectively, of the CamI Verde tragedy.
 , A tremenduous travel is reported on the eas. bound trains by tourist returning from the coast. Twely
 to fourteen coaches packed to sui } hcation is the record of the trains the past few days. Another thinI } noticeable Is that large number get of at Ash Fork and the trave on the south bound s. F. P. X
 trains IS increasing very fast.
 Mrs. Mary Ford and her two daughters, Misses Retta and Nellie and Master Harry Ford, returned home yesterday from an outing oi several weeks at the principal coast resorts of southern California They report having has fine triE but were glad to get back into Ari zona where everything looks SC green and fresh, a marked contrast to southern California where every thing is dry and parched.
 Telegrams received yesterday and today at the sheriffs office in this city from Clayton. New Mex leo, state that the lone highwayman who attempted to hold up a train on branch of the Santa Fe Pacific, near that place and who was badly wounded, answered the description of Bishop, the Verde murderer. Tel egrams were later exchanged be- tween private parties in this city and officials at that point giving a description of the personal effects captured with the murderer, and each article mentioned tallies with those in the possession of Bishop at the time of the Verde murder. or the list received the saddle, spurs, l field glasses and six shooter and cartridges are identified, aud there | IS now no doubt but what the victim IS none other than Bishop. Nothing additional today has been received as to the nature of Bishops wound. Deputy Sheriff Davis left this morn ing for New Mexico and will return with the wounded prisoner if it is the person wanted. Sheriff Munds and posse have been notified to abandon their chase, being at the present time on Clear Creek, near Holbrook.
 The proposition of issuing extra dition papers for a petty larceny thief, as in the case of Russell, who recently tipped the till over in a saloon in this city, and fed to Los Angeles, Is a poor piece of business, and We doubt if Governor Murphy would have done So had he been made aware of tke "enormity" of the crime. Before Russell's case is dis posed of Yavapai county will be out several hundred dollars in fees, mile age and other costs, while justice will gain what. Nothing more than a gold watch restored to its owner, and two or three parties smiling at the satisfaction of seeing man go to Yuma for a year for stealing a sum less than Sl00 If Yayapai must bear the burden of seeing every chicken thief extradited, who leaves between days, the sooner thescounty IS relieved of its sickly sentiment of so called justice, the better will 1t be. Where a person runs innumer- able debts, and where the afflicted have some recourse by his return, IS all fight, but in the case of Russells return, he should have been per mitted to keep away from the terri toIy forever.
 From Fridays Daily.
 District court will convene again tomorrow.
 Charles Reyes left this morning for San Diego to recruperate his failing health. He will be away for some time.
 4 teacher is wanted at District No. 43, Mayer, Arizona. Must be able to teach algebra as well as higher arithmetic. School term commences iu September.
 Ed. Shumate and his son Harry, have returned from California. The boy has improved in health very much by the change.
 Joseph Dougherty, who has been confined to his bed for over two weeks. suffering with complication of deseases, Is said 10 be seriously i'll.
 Major Weeks Is turning the thoroughfares of the city upside down. He has about nine miles more of excavatiug to do and the work will run into the winter months probably.
 Doctor Meany. after 8 pleasant visit among friends and relatives ID this city for some days, left this morning for his home ID Los An geles-
 Edwin Markham, author of the "Man with the Hoe" has written poem on the Dreyfus affair that will appear in the September number oi McClure's Magazine.
 Ed. Wagoner came up yesterday from Walnut Grove and states that that section is very active m mining life. Recent discoveries have stlmu- lated claim owners and considerable development work IS now notice able.
 W.JMulvenon has returned from q trip along the Santa Fe Pacific road. accompanying Mrs. Mulvenon as far as Flagstaff. The latter, with Mrs Ruffner and Mrs. Munds, has cone to the Grand Canyon. MT Mulveuon reports that section very dry.
 District Attorney Ling left yester- day for Trinidad. Colorado to guide legal matters in connection with the extrsdition of Bishop from that noint 10 Arizona. Reports from that point seem to close the gap oi tbe identity of the prisoner, and ne IS probably the man wanted here Under Sheriff Johns returned yes -ar,Iav frop Los Angales, having ! Russell, the Psbst tarkeePer; ac- cnsed of robbery. in charge. kus sell appeared somewhat deJected on being led to The basement ot the court house. In Los Angeles, prior 1 I'd his arrest, he was whooping em up like a mine millionaire who hSu ] just made a big sale.