Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-07

mduS ID IOQf TciaSs. iedNln& tdEs
 staff every Monday, "Wednesday and
 Friday at z a. m-, returning leave:
 the rim of the Canyon every Tues
 day, Thur day and Satur1isy, con.
 suning about eleven hours in m1k-
 ing the trip. The stop at the run oi
 the canyoD is made at Berry's camp
 where all guests will be comfortably '
 entertained at the hotel at B per
 day.
 I C. P. Wing6eld, 8 business man of
 Huron, on the P. x E. railroad and
 also a popular young gentleman and
 Miss Mary Lundy were married last
 evening at 6o'clock by Father Quetu
 at the latter's residence. The groom
 is a son of w. G. Win6sld, of Camp
 Verde, and has grown from boyhcod
 to manhood in this coun,y, while his
 bride is a well known school teacher,
 formerly engaged ip teaching al Cherry Creek. Both are we'll thought of by all who know them. The JoURNAL- MINER extends best wishes to the couple wishing them all the joy and happiness possible to attain and may their matrimonial voyage be over placid sea.
 Rev. G. H. Adams IS in town. W. H. Ferguson came ID yesterday from the Grand Canyon mine. Judge aud Mrs. R. E. Wells have returned from their visit to Pheniy. Mrs. Wm. Thomas and son How ard will return tomorrow from their visit east.
 Pony snd saddle wanted. Call on "H" at this office.
 The Fourth of July meeting that was to have been held tonight has been postponed till tomorrow night.
 The store of D. Levy & Co. will he closed tomorrow on account of the death of L. Wollenburg's daughter.
 JuIge W. H. Barnes of Tucson, canes up from the south yesterday morning.
 The Riverside stage was held up recently by a man aud woman who have been arrested.
 In race yesterday between hor- ses belonging to Joe Askew and Lon Hall, respectively, the formers was an easy winner.
 P. W. Strahan, of Cottonwood. is iu town as member of the grand jury. He says that more rain fell in his section last week than has fallen there in three years previously.
 From two to four inches of snow is reported to have fallen in the Bradshaw mountains and in the vi- cinity of the Senator mine on tie night of June 1.
 Prescott is having a marriage boom as we'll as a building boom. Two was the record yesterday. It IS but natural though that they should go hand in hand.
 4. 4. Moore + in town from Walnut Grove on n business trip. Mir Moore escaped the grand jury this time, bcing the first one for some time that he has not been subpoeanaed on.
 The grand jury va impsneled to- day with Thomas Roach as fore man, the calendar was called and cases set, when court adjourned til tomorrow.
 Mr. Sturtevant returned from tle east Saturday and has been enga yed today in organizing his forces pre- pa-atOry Ito starting work on his contract tomorrow, U put ID tbe sewer system and the ad iitiOn to our water works. He expects to complete his contra 4 iG six months.
 P0stmast 1T Akers expects t1 move the post lifice about July 6. Tue qu ,stiou of establishing a Tree mall delivery is up to the city council and only ava ts their action in pat ting up the street signs on the va rious corners and in completing the numbering of the various houses.
 Diej-At San Francisco, this after noon, E,da Wolienberg, youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. l.. Wollen berg of this city. aged 10 yesrs a d six months. The girl was an ex- ceedingly bright and interesting child and it's demise will be serious blow to its parents and sisters who have the sympathy of this com munity in their bereavement.
 Attention is directed to the ad- vertisement in this issue of Cover nor R. c. Powers, who is agent for the sale of number ot fine lots iu the city. That there is gong to be a rapid advance Id the price of Pres catt real estate IS evident from the progress which is now being made m building aud parties desiring bar gains should apply to Governor Powers ay once.
 The patriotic room at the picture exhibit to be given at the residence of Mrs. J. l.. Fisher on Tuesday afternoon and evening will be 6 very interesting study. Among the very new pictures is a fine reproduction of Remington's "Charge of the Rough Riders" Reading of the l Declaration of Independence to the ! Continental Troops" will also be and it is hoped that we may have this fine picture for the decoration of our school room. The l work of decorating the school rooms l is being enthusiastically taken up by parents all over the county, and 1 it is hoped that the people of Pres | colt wIll give the work of making the school rooms attractive their heartiest cooperation and support. !
 W. E. Roy, who was indicted at the April term of court for embez- l element of goods from Poison Bros. | of Williams. where he was employed 1 as a clerk, and who has since been | confined in the insane asylum at . Phenix, was returnei here last Sat urdsy to stand trial for the crime | charged against him. At the time of Roy's appearance in court his counsel, E. $. Clark, alleged that a kleptomaniscal tsint existed in the prisoners family, and the prosecut- ing attorney asked for a jury to in quire into the question of his sanity. The jury found him insane, and Roy was taken to the asylum. The su- perintendent of tha asylum recently reported that Roy was not insane,