Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

and Bell were the first below. sad siziag up the situation 0f iefeass- less woman being l0uely, without any legal protection. volunteered tbelr services 10 lac oppressed. which were accepted. In a few minutes after their rapid fre guns got to work, Judge Moore remorea his speetaeles. aud throwing down the statutes, told the woman to go back Co Jerome and the yoang iax- yeFs to resume their discussion ou Blackstone, as there wasn't any eEi- denee to hold the accused and the child showed al the eFidenoes of a mothers love and osreSses.
 Ersm Mondays asily | Read the notice of miners wanted in this issue.
 Judge H. R. Stoeker has returned Iron his visit to California
 Territorial Treasurer T. W. Pem- berton was in town today. Mrs- Ada Irwin, well known land attorney of PhsHiK, Is iu town on business.
 ] NJ. Scanlan, a member of the board of supervisors Of Mohaye county, Is in town.
 Mrs D. R. Cooyer of Jerome. is visiting Der friend, Mrs. F. D. Tread well, in Prescott
 Hon. E. E. Eliinwo0d. of FlAgsias in m toER. He Is attorney ID a case being hesrd today ia the land office. A young lady of experience desires a position As waitress in city CT country. Call al this office. [ W. G. Blakeley, of KingEnan, cane In on yesterdays train on business with the land office.
 Miss Vinnle Hendy and Miss Jessie smith, came in from Copper Chief mine few days ago. where they have been spending the summer. ] Ex-Governor M. H. McCord. cane up on thIs mornings train and Wili l remain til tomorrow afternoon. As usual he has met with a cordial re ception from his friends here. We have a special sale of toilet soaps this week. One, winner, selling st - cents box. Mountain City drug store. Fen. :. Hildreth, Mgr.
 Mrs A. P. Wood, of Duiuth, Minn., sister oi Ms R. C. Powers, died in Los Angeles a few daysAgo. Her remains were seut to Duluth for burial
 Walter Collins. the nine-year old son of Mir. aud Mrs. J. H Collins. has been quite III with typhoid fever for several days but Is now imProy- ing.
 w. Smith and William Akard have gone to Florida Co look up a cattle ranch 10 that state with a view of engaging in the business there.
 L. W. Coggins, president of the Prescott Title company, came up oB yesterdays train from Phenix for A brief visit with his partner, Ziba O. Brown.
 A Bew name has been discovered for the Camp Verde murderer. It is Dill, and the sheriff of Apache county says he camped near Spring erville on the night of July .,
 Nj. J Hartley. . practical halter and clothes cleaner. is in town and intends locating hece Tor business as soon as he finds a suitable place for business.
 Miss Christabel Sobey, daughter of Dr. SObey. of San Francisco, and niece of A. W. Edwards, arrived on yesterdays train for visit of fe z days with her relatives here.
 Our contemporary hsd s narrow escape from missing publication this morning. Aside from Murphy, " "JournAl-Murphy,7 blaekiisting,T illegally legaliEed illegal bonds, ''taxless toots7 and such elcetrss, ad in6nitUm, there was little in it-
 Jos. Tappan came m today From bis desert ranch on Bill Williams fork, fifty miles west of Congress Re was CD route to his sheep range in the western part Of the county. leaving for there this afternoon.
 Our contemporary will probably get out an injunction 10 restrain Governor Murphy from attending the antitrust convention of gov ernOrs. At least it is judged tt will from an article which app ars in tt this morning.
 With every seventy-fve cent pur- chase of perfumery we will give you "a yard Oi roses s very pretty picture, suitable for framing. Noun tain City drug store, r. s. Hildreth, Mgr.
 IT. Shull vas taken every iil yesterday and his condition lsst night was quite serious. He IS sui fering from inflammation of the liver. Ills brokea leg is doing nics- ly.
 The miner named Fisher Sho was eutombed in a mine st Tombstone by cave in Of dirt, has been reached by rescuers but was dead when found. He IS supposed Co have died very soon alter the accident oc- cured.
 C. E. Mills. a member of Colonel RoOseTelt's Rough Rider regiment. who has been in town for several days, left for the south this after noon. Mir. Mills quit a S5OO per month job 70 enlist ss a private in the above regiment
 The total receipts of the Prescott land office for the fiscal year ended June 9g, 1899. were S16,44927. or this amount SI2,946 64 were taken in from sales of public lands; S235l 02 as fees and commissions and Sl.Z5l.- 5I for timber tresspass cases. The fees of the office have shown very marked decrease since the setting aside of the forest reservations in August of last year.
 :. Fl. Winters of Fresno. Cal ifornis, representing the SPerry -a e.