Arizona republican., 1902-06-19

Drs. Woods and Kauu. The coroner's s jury was again called together to listen to Dr. Woods report, which was that a large clot of blood had been found on the right side of the brain, caused by a ruptured blood vessel. New wit nesses were called in and after care ful consideration of all the evidence the jury returned the following yer , dict: Deceased came to his death from the effects of a blow inflicted upon the head by Harrington. Har- rington was arrested and will be tried before Justice St. James.
 Work on the Great Verde mine goes steadily on. The indications continue to get better as they go down. The outlook is favorable for another Je- rome to be uncovered in the near fu- ture. The Great Verde is located about a mile and a half east Of Jerome on a ridge leading down from Jerome almost to the Verde river. There is a possibility for the Great Verde to be on the same bed of mineral as the Jerome mine.
 A rummage sale and ice cream social will be held tomorrow by the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church in the old O. K. meat market.
 Last Saturday, June 14. was pay day in Jerome. The regular pay day is on the fifteenth of each month, but as the fifteenth of the present month came on Sunday the company paid d day in advance of the regular time. Most of the saloons were well filled at night, and appeared to be doing a rushing business.
 Arrangements are being made for the Fourth of July celebration to be held at the Cottonwoods. 4 platform for dancing is being built and race tracks prepared. The following per- sons have been appointed as commit tee of arrangements: s. L. Strahan, Cottonwood: Charley Hooker, Jerome; ]. F. Dwyer, Cottonwood; Fred Steph- ems. Aultman; Dan Fain. Cornville; Lon Mason, Camp Verde. Horse races. burro races, and sack races will be 9 part of the days performance; also | the usual greased pig and pole. Base ball will be played by the Indians and whites.
 Miss Lucy Phillips of Phoenix made d short stay at Camp Verde recently while on her way to Payson. | MT. G. ". Hance of Lower Verde was called to Prescott few days ago as a witness on the trial of the Indian Lewis, who murdered another Indian | by the name of Marshal Pete some
 time ago.
 Mir. William Laret of Middle Verde is just recovering from a long seige Of
 sickness.
 A "bachelor's" fishing party was formed on Middle Verde q few Sun 1 days ago, and proceeded to the crystal 1 waters of the Verde river to try theil | luck at hooking the wary bony- tailed II trout. They succeeded in capturing d full crecl. after which they returned home and cooked tie product of theii | days labor in true bachelor style and II enjoyed d feast of broiled fish and fla pjacks.'
 1. The Verde's first crop of hay has al
 been harvested safely and without the of it has already been baled and {; heavy yield is reported in all the set dement's.
 J. w. Ralston's hay press will com mence work in q few days on the Mid die Verde and will keep at it through, out the season. It's average output i' about ten tons per day Mir. Ed Walker, the Marr brothers vaqucro. If Aultman, is circulating among Jerome friends this week The Charred skeletons of two house.
 stand as mute witnesses of the fir