Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-31

CehoT7 dud lS CdhluR I6Rdl steps 10 pre- vent the execution of the sentence on the day named. J. E. Morrison and G. Arthur Allen have been re- iained by him to take an appeal in the case, but under the statute 1t is doubtful if an appeal can now be taken. The foundation for appeal in such cases is supposed to be taken at the conclusion of the trial by the filing of a motion for a new trial. No such motion was filed in Garcia's case. In case 1t will be found that an appeal will not lie, the case will be taken before the governor on an application for communication of sen tence. No special preparations for the execution have yet been com menced by the sheriff's office.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight.
 A variety of flowers just received today from California at, Wooster's
 G. r. Harrington came in today from Crowned King.
 Arthur N. Gage came up from Congress this morning.
 F. J. Murphy left this morning for Sacramento.
 J. w, Smith, postmaster and at Stanton, is in town.
 w. NJ. Newell has been appointed postmaster at Mesa.
 Geo. W. Hance came in yesterday from Camp Verde.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. MuIvenou yes terday from their visit to San Fran cisco.
 Samuel L. Pattee has been ad- miited to -practice befors the su- preme court of this territory.
 Governor R. c. Powers returned yesterday from a two weeks trip in the country, surveying mining claims.
 Miss Bessie Blandy has gone to Riverside, California, to spend month or two recuperating her health.
 Phenix will hold an election Feb ruary 23, on the question of issuing S595,0 GOO worth of bonds for water works and sewer system.
 Arrivals at Hotel Burke today were: H M Kennedy, Phenix; A F Fowler, Chicago; w Records, San Bernardino; c c Nauman, San Fran cisco.
 The post office department will hereafter put up postage stamps in book form with oiled paper between. Books will be in Sl, S10, $25 and $50 denominations.
 In less than two years railroad will be built 10 the Bradshaw moun- tains and a branch will also be run from the P. &. E. tO upper Big Bug and Lynx creek.
 T4e storm symptoms which pre- vailed on Friday have been super ceded by clear and colder weather. A north wind dissipated the moist ure last night.
 It is reported here, and upon good authority, that Professor F. s. Haf- ford dIeG at Long Beach, California, last week of consumption. The professor taught the Jerome school last year--Reporter.
 |. the supreme court, on Thurs day, in Phenix, the case of Henry Goldwater, appellant, vs. May Bowen, appellee. was argued aud both sides were given leave to sub init additional authorities.
 The Cabinet cafe is making a speciality these days of Sunday din ners, as well as serving remarkably good and cheap meals during the week. A irst-class Japanese cook has arrived from the coast, and pa irons speak in high terms of his culinary ability.
 N. c. Shekels, as guardian of the person and estate oI Harry Shekels, filed his final accounts in the pro- bate court today, the young man having reached his majority.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Tiernaa have leased the Johnson House and will assume management of it right away. Mrs. Herman has had con- siderable experience in hotel busi- ness and will keep the house up to it's usual standard,
 Chaplain Scott will preach at the Baptist church tomorrow Sunday at II a. m and 7:30 p. m. Miss Me Ginniss and Miss Dears will sing a duet and the choir will render anthems. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to the public.
 Attorneys J. E. Morrison and G. Arthur Allen today at II o'clock filed notice of appeal in the case of Francisco Garcia, the condemned murderer. By order of the district attorney the death watch was taken of yesterday, and even in case Gar cia loses his case in the long run his execution will probably be delayed for year or more-
 Manager Solomon of the Postal Telegraph company, sent a private message to New York today at 1:15 o'clock and at :52 o'clo K, or in just thirty-seven minutes received an an swer to it. Quick work, this.
 w. H. Gadd, who on Wednesday night shot Jesus Madril at Congress, had his preliminary examination yes terday and was held under S1,OOO bonds to answer to the grand jury. Madril is recovering from the effects of his wounds. the charge, instead of penetrating his entrils, passed through the fleshy part of his belly. Both men are gamblers and the shooting was the result of a TOW over game.
 From Mondays Daily.
 Court will meet again on Friday.
 Tomorrow will be Chinese new year.
 Arthur N. Gage of Congress left for home this afternoon.
 T. A. Dunshee of the Buster mine