Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-04

the Baptist church. The ordinance
of baptism will be administered in
the morning. TIE B. Y. P. U. will
hold its meeting at z p, m.
In the district court today short
session was held by Judge Sloan,
aud but one ca was heard. 1t was
that of Margaret j. Hull VS.. George
w. Hull. The demurrer to the com
plant was overruled, aud on a mo-
ton for alimony an order was issued
by the court granting the plaintiff
$3.50 per month.
Republican primary elections will
be held in this county April IA, to
elect delegates to the county re-
publican convention which meets in
Prescott April "a, to elect delegates
to the territorial republican con-
vention which meets in Phenix
April 30, to elect delegates to the
republican national convention,
which meets in Philadelphia which
meets June 19.
While the fire south of town is
still burning, Forest Supervisor
Thayer SAYS he has it under con
troll and there is no danger of It's
spreading He says it will take
several days for it to burn out. He
visits it every day to prevent it from
spreading. There is standing re-
ward OF 800 for the arrest and con
viction of any one starting a forest
fire.
Forest Supervisor Thayer had a
little experience yesterday while
going out to the forest fire south of
town, that ne was not looking for.
While riding up steep hill his sad
die became loose aud slipped back
to the horses fanks when the
animal gave an exhibition of bucking
that would have done credit to a
"bronco busting" exhibition. Mr.
Thayer stayed with him for a few
rounds, but the double back-action
of the animal finally got the hest of
him and he landed on the ground.
Mrs. Wooster will receive flowers
from Phenix regularly on Saturday
]
Redondo on Tuesdays. Would be
pleased t. have your standing order.
Leave your Easter order now to en-
able us to get what You desire. VIC
lets 80 cents bunch, carnations SO
cents a dozen, roses, all varieties. ex-
cept American beauties (Which lat
ter are rs cents at so cents, callas
S1.50 per dozen. Emblems and de-
signs for weddings, funerals, etc, at
special figures.
Many reports are being circulated
over the decision of the supreme
court in the case before it of Lewis
charged with murder, from this
county. PhenIx papers have it one
day that the case was remanded fol
a new trial and the next day the
death sentence was te be executed
and vice versa. Judge Sloan, q
member of that body, today IN
formed us that the case was to be
retired in Yavapai county, and all
other statements are misleading,
Lewis is the person who was sent
enced to death for the killing OF q
} Harvey house employee at Ash Fork
last summer.
A peculiar case is being heard to-
day before Judge Moore, in which
Manuel Lemoro is the defendant
1t seems that S. Trodo, a fellow
countryman, prevailed on Mrs
Lemoro to leave her husband, and
when the husband showed up and
began firing, Trodo also turned
loose and shot Lemoro through the
hips. I Today Lemoro is under ar.
rest, charged with assault to com
NIT murder, while Trodo and Mrs
Lemoro are in southern Arizona liv,
ing as man and wife. Lemoro is il
bad fix physically as we'll as soci
ally, and is somewhat perplexeC
over the manner of Arizona laws
remarking that it is bad enough tc
lose a wife, not alone his liberty.
From Mondays Daily.
j. NJ. Evans of Phenix, is at the
Burke.
R. N. Fredericks left for Cali
fornia this morning.
The city council will meet thi!
evening in regular monthly session
The board of supervisors are il
session today.
H. E. Wilcox of Jerome, returned
this morning from a brief visit t.
! Phenix.
H. P. Anewalt and F. j. Sarmientt
returned this morning from thei
weekly visit to Phenix.
H. Heasely, of the Octave mining
company, is at the Blu Ike.
Eugene Brady O'Neill came VI
from Phenix this morning.
Morris Goldwater returned yester
day from attending the golden an
niversary of the marriage of hi!
parents.
Prescott printers gave MulIigal
stew in the rocks in West Prescott
yesterday afternoon.
Deputy County Recorder P.
, Farley went down co Castle Creel
hot springs on Saturday to spend
couple of weeks recuperat;ng hi
health.
Jerome Hoover and wife passed
through Prescott yesterday en- rout,
to their home at Jerome from 4;
visit to the Castle Creek hot springs
George A. Giles, the house NOV
ing contractor, says he has larg
number of contracts in his line Oh
hands for the next two or tire,
, months.
j. W. Sullivan has been shippin,
a lot of cattle from the Salt rive
valley to California owing to short
t age of pasture in the former place
He shipped 800 head last week.
3 Mrs. Miller, sister OF Miss Ran
dali, died yesterc ay evening after a
illness lasting only since Friday
The funeral took place this after
noon from the Methodist church
4 Deceased had only been residen
of Prescott for few months.
n Eugene Brady O'Neill fled an az
plication this morning in Justice
NJ. W. Mocre's court for a chang
Il of venue to Justic Shultz in the cas-
pending against him. The motto
e was granted. The city cases agains