Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-02

Mrs. $. A. Logan, who has been very i'll for several weeks, is improv- ing in strength and hopes to be able to go to California for a few weeks visit in a short time.
 Joe Mackin and Mrs. Emma Han son were arrested and put in jail to- day on a charge of adultry, an indict ment having been found against them by the late U. s. grand jury.
 In the U. S. court this morning the case of Michael Slattery, charged with selling whisky to Indians, was tried before a jury and submitted, but at 3 o'clock no verdict had been reached.
 Four large draught horses have been received by Mir. Norton from Phenix to be used in hauling water for the men and machinery at the Manhattan Oil company's plant in Lonesome valley.
 w. w. Beardsley, superintendent of the Lincoln group of mines in the Bradshaws, is in Prescott today on business for the company. He says things are looking fine at the mines, ten men being employed in develop ment work.
 Senator Bard of California has in | troduced bill in the senate author izing Maricopa county, Arizona, to issue bonds for the construction of reservoir for irrigation purposes. A similar bill was introduced in the the house by Delegate Smith.
 Mrs. J. J. Hawkins has received a large consignment of hand painted china from Mrs. $. P. Behan and will have the same on exhibition and for sale at her residence all day tomor- row, Saturday. All the ladies of Prescott are invited to call and in spect it.
 General Funston is expected to pass through Ash Fork tomorrow on his way to Oakland, California, where his wife and daughter are at present. They will accompany him home to Denver where his headquarters will be while in command of the Colorado division of the United States army.
 J. NJ. w. Moore will go to Ash Fork tomorrow to meet Mrs. Moore, who will arrive home tomorrow night from a protracted visit in Illinois, In diana and Michigan. She is greatly ;D,prOvad in health
 The U. S. grand jury which com pleted its labors yesterday made a good record, examining 61 witnesses, investigating 36 cases, returning 22 indictments and ignoring IA cases All this was done in the space of four days.
 P.L. Kastner has added very fine mirror to his saloon fixtures. This . mirror is in front of the bar and causes a double reflection from the mirror back of the bar, making very . pretty effect which adds much to the interior appearance of the saloon.
 Julius Rodenberg left today fol 3 San Francisco where he will leao ], Miss J. J. Neal, one of Oakland: fair daughters, to the hymenea alter next Wednesday, April ?. Mir . . Rodenberg and bride will arrive il u Prescott, April ', and will make theil future home here.
 J. Vosburgh, representing Trail x O., one of the largest hardwar' and plumbers supply firms in thu $ United States, is visiting Prescott ol l. his periodical trip. Mir. Vosburg ha ). been making Prescott on his travel IF for twenty six vearsand bis furnished V a big lot of the material in his lin .Ss that has been used in the city's con
 struction.
 The work of putting in the stree crossings has been somewhat delaye' y by the recent storm, but it onl Ia added emphasis to the need of them
 Mir. Head has the work under wa y however, and as soon as the mud ,e out of the way will complete the jot Is There will be twenty in all at tn
 principal crossings of the city an Ie they are to be constructed of asphal g The fire demon paid Mesa anOthe le visit yesterday, and in the neighbol g. hood of S60,000 worth of propert
 went up in smoke in a very shol
 time. The entire south side of Mai IL street. between Wilbur X Mu U Mullen's hardware store and tn T Mesa city bank is entirely wiped ou IT. nothing left but the black walls an
 the smoking embers. The fire, Ia near as could be determined, origin; h. ted in the Peoples store and wa IS. probably started from cigar stuml he Republican.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Frank Rer - arrived in Prescott last night to a
 tend the session of the United Stat
 court going on here now. He can
 by way of Albuquerque, N. M., whe
 he had taken Geo. Crook and r
 Murphy, two of the Massagee gang
 outlaws which had been captured
 Southern Arizona. Mir. Reno sa
 Arizona officials bear a splendid rep
 tation in New Mexico for their go'
 work in capturing outlaws. Very s,
 dom warrant is sent to Arizona
 man who is wanted there but wh
 it has the result of landing the m
 wanted in jail, while in some ott
 parts of the country it Is almost T
 possible to get service on a warral CD. As a matter of fact, Arizona otfici -er. usually are very efficient, and | It criminals succeed in eyading th' ..... r. -l.~--kl.- If fimc within (