Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
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the Burke.
 S. $. Murphy and W. T. Clinic, of
 Denver. are guests at the Burke. HE Hauser, of Cincinnati is a
 receB: arrival in Prescott. ] Col. A. O. Brodie Is ID town from his Crown Point mining camp.
 Al. Hudson is ia town today from
 Ash creek.
 Arthur Drapesu IS iu town from Castle Greek.
 ] The United States grand jury submitted its final report this mora ing and was discharged.
 A veniFe vas issued today ou2 of the Uuned States court for hfty trial jurors returuable July 22- Miss Ada Hale took a position to- day as saleslady to the Bashford- BuTmisteT store.
 J.H. Stephens, of L1s Angeles, is in town to get soue medicloe Tor his sick child in Williamson valley,
 
 where his family is visiting. Ina habeas corpus case. from Je- rome, yesterday, Judge Sloan de eided that the city cf Jerome has no ' police court.
 Miss Winnifred Gould will leaVe in few days to attend the wedding in Kansas City, oi her s,stsrr Miss Madge Gould.
 Chas. Behm ls in from his Crazy ! Horse basin raach. He has just made a shipment of car load of cattle to Denver.
 Read M. F.. MoFin's sivertise- ment of lronbrew lt IS just the ] beverage needed these warm days 1 J. W. Beaue, prominent young business man of Gilroy, Ca,ifornia, arrived ou yesterday's train, with a view of locating here permanently.
 Mrs. Ella Williams, who has beeu absent some tune in San Francisco, returned y-sterdsy. She is an e1- perienced nurse. and will again rs- sume Der vocation in this city.
 Vim. Auitman who has been visit ! ing iu Prescott Tor some time, goes | tO Kaosas City tO take a position with a large mercantile establish nsent.
 Rumor has lt that the United States grand jury has returned ln- dlctments against several parties Tor cutting timber on government land. The Epworth League oi the NJ. F.. church gave a delightful social last evening at the parsonage of the church. There was a good attend ance and an enjoyable time had. Among the number ot men who have been serving as United States graDd jurors IS Hon. Joseph Fish of Navajo county. Mir. Fish was member of the Eighteenth legislative session.
 C.F Emerson. F D Cummings, : M Cove, Los Angeles; = D Lucas, Ask Fork; II J Allen. Jerome; W C Parsons, McCabe; Henry B Clifford, and Frank \ Davis. New York; and C A Weeks, Chicago. were among the Hotel Burke arrivals by totay,s train.
 Miss Daisy Randall who has been engaged in teaching Iu the university al Tucson, has ar rived in Prescott and will spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. .. 4. Logan.
 Born. ID Prescott, June II. to Mir. and Mrs Geo. Henry, a daughter.
 Chauncey E. Butler and Miss Pearl Bell were married yesterday even ing bv Justice !. M. W. Moore, at the residence of Mir. aud Mrs. J. E.. Belyea. The young couple came ov .t from Jerome sud received the blessing of their parents aud the congratulations of their friends by telephone.
 The funeral or the late Mrs. A. M. T. Akard took place this morning be- ing followed tO their last resting place in the Simmons grave yard, west of town. by a large concOurse of people. Deceased was 75 years old. She was laid to rest beside other members of the family.
 Levi Wollenburg has returned from his visit to California. His visit there was one of peculiar sor- row and sadness. Keeping vigil for days over a favorite and beloved daughter, and finally witnessing her consignment in the tomb. Only 8 fathers heart can know the gloom and darkness, such an ordeal brings into ones life.
 C. R. Martindell. Prescott's . pioneer insurance agent, who has . just returned from a SIX months . sojourn in San Diego, recuperating his health, shows the benefit of the . change ID his greatly improved sp- p-arance. He has received Q most . cordial welcome from his numerous . friends since his return, as he IS very popular. He reports having enj jDyed his visit very much, but at the same time is glad to get back . among his old friends and get down | io business sgaiu.
 Over 2OOO stulls are dstaited at the Y m West Prescott. They were for shipment to Je.ome but officers of the government have served no- ! tice on the parties owning them pro l hIbitiug them from shipping them l. Snd have also served notice on the ! railroad company 10 the same effect. An idea of the magnitude of the . forest devastation which has been going On m this section for the past . few years may be had when 1t is . known that probably not less than 5000 and probably greater num- . Der of these stulls have been shipped . 10 Jerome Each individual stull . Is a good sized tree.
 Our contemporary tells oi tardy juror. arising wien the court called on MT. Barnes to stand up ou arraIgn- ment for murder. Only a day or two previously man named O'Neill charged with some crime was called . oR to stand up for the purpose of pleading, when the bright young at torney of that name on hearing 1t mentioned arose. in response to the request, being unaware of his name sake's trouble. The incident, of course, caused a litter among at-