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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY. Read the piano advertisement in this issue.
 The Tempe News now appears in quarto form.
 Hon A. ". CalIen is 1p from the Gro Emo camp. Sheriff Malvenon is ou; on the line Of tbe railroad.
 George ". Bsrghart will leave for pro- fraeted visit ess; in few days.
 I. Kuhn. of the Lion Store, returned from his trip east last evening.
 Deputy Mar.bal C. T. Dunovan returned last evening from Mineral Park.
 Ohl For good smoke! .Aitkens Best" 121s cent cigar and you have it.
 Attorney General Churchill came in from Phenix on Saturday nights stage.
 i clean up was made st ths Lynx creek placer mines few days since.
 The Tucson Weekly Times has collapsed after brief existence of only two weeks
 Our Irish American citizens and their friends will give ball ca St. Pstrick's Day.
 Twenty-four sets, or 19a people, were CD the floor at one time st the Firemen's ball last evening.
 A deed from J. L. Fisher to J. W. Cover for the Tiptop hOisting works has been filed for record.
 Col. D. $. Whi'e yesterday resigned his position ss associate editor of our con,em- poraFy, Hoof and Horn.
 Messr.. c. W. Beach and E. Comstock came up from Kirkland valley 10 attend the Firemon's bail.
 Judge ". C. Hszledine. of the \. t6 P. rsilrosd, will leave for Aibdquerque oa to- morrow mornings stage.
 4 merciful man Is merciful to bis bessi. Wheii he finds it stf ard lame he at once applies St. Jacobs Oil.
 4 regular spring thund-r storm visited this section last evenlpg. IL was accom- panied with hail and sleei.
 Mrs. Smith to day provei the will oi her late husband, Rev. c. L Smith, and letters tes.anentary were issued to her.
 Tie Arctic Ice Company of Tucson Las been compelled to su,penj on account of competition with California
 Our contemporary very frankly says it was ''misled" into deslgnating a statement of thls paper as malicious lie"
 I. Kuhn says there Is s pleasing contrast in favor of ArIzona climate over that of the east where be has recently visited.
 4 solid walnut wardrobe. fine parlor set. heating stove, etc must be all sold within few days st tue residence of H. J. Wurz- burg
 TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER will be furnished hereafter al the following rate, {: One year, Si.0o; SIX months, s25o; three months, sl.j0.
 Argument: or motion for 6 new trial in the case of Sims vs. Garland was made in the district court to-day and taken under advisement by the court.
 Girls desiring to have small mouths should frequently repeat rapidly: Fanny Finch fried five founder fish for Frances Fowler's father"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
Frank Lesiie,s sunday Magazine

For March well sus,ains the reputation of
 this fsEori,e family mon,hiy. The open
 ing article is "The Origin of ,he New York
 Churches and ia really religious history
 of New York city. l. i5 psefdsely il!u.
 ,rsted with views of ,Ls city al different
 periods, several of the early and now q stroyed church buiidings, snd portraits of eminent persons connected with them. A curious article, entitled .'Fish oc, of
 Water" with its still more curiou, illu.trs- tons. will 6, rsct the attention ct the n,. uralist. Prof. Elioita second article ca ''lnstinctive Architect-,r tTeas of the fsatho,ed species. "Dilletan.e Days" takes us into Holland, and shows us s0ms views there. Tie Rev Edws-i 4. Rand contrlb- utes short but interesting article on An. slem," whose great volk on the AIonement is a standard egsn now. Two additional Parables, lbree more Saorsd Mu-ioians, ihs oi "Pauline," the conclusion of "Love's Harvest" severa, 5cau'ifuI poems, and sE abundance oc short articles. all go to make up q vsTy interesting rum- Der, while the illustrations are unusually fine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
Cossumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple veg etabe remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical enre for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints. after having tested is wonderful curative powers in thousands Of eases, hss felt it his duty to make 1t known to his suffering fellows. Ac. tuated by .his motive and desire to relieve human suffering, will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in German French or English, with full direction. for preparing anc using Sent oy mail by address ing with stamp, naming this paper, W A.
 NOYEs, l4S Powers Block. Rochester, New York. Nov 25 COW ly
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

II. J. Wurzburg and family will leave to morrow morning for their new hame in San Diego, where the former goes to estab- fish clothing house. Mir and Mls. Wurz- burg have many friends who regret exceed ingiy their departure. The opering of tbe San Diego house will in DO way affect the business of the house here, as the senior partner, MT. Kuhn, will remain iu charse C of the Prescott house and has recently made large purchases in the east for the spring trade.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
Nervous Debilitated Men

Ton are allowed free trial of thirty days Si the use of DE, Dyes Celebrated Voltsic Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances
 or the speedy relnf and permanent cure si Nervous Debi'i'v, loss of VIta'ity and Manhood and g.. si3dred troubles, Also for many other diseases, Complete restoration 10 health, vigor aHd manhood guaranteed. No risk incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full information, terms, etc. mailed
 -es hy addressing Voltsic Belt Company 6srshall, Mich.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
l. |. FISHERS LOCALS.


 overcosrs from $500 and upward at J. L. EisheT's.
 Blankets and Quits s' your own price al J. |. Fishers.
 Boys and Nens' Batton Shoes, q % per pair a, J. L. F.sneris.
 Flower Pot Brackets a; L. Fish CTS.
 Bae6 Aif4ifi hay snd beat Lay, cheap sl ]. L FisheI',.
 Carpets sad ol Cio.h, 20 cents per yard and upwards, al J. L. Fishers. Fresh Batter and Eggs fir m the ranch jusl received q, J. L Fishers. Fresh Smoked Sbad and Herring at J. L. Fishers.
 Euhbel Boots and arctISs ID great variety at J. L. Fishers.
 Hanging lamps and chandeliers best and cheapest al J. L. Fishers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

A gr' ct war of rates is in progress Tn San Frsnci co between tie trsnscontinental rail- road liDss, Tn which the A. < P. and A., T. & :, F. are taking an active part. A rate of $37 has been gwen 10 Missouri river points aud as consequence travel is brisk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
Er Sheriff Henkle, who is in from Lyp,

Ex Sheriff Henklc, who is in from Lypx Greek, reports placer miners busy B; work there washing oul gold. 1 There will be servlses at ii.e Catholic 1, Church to- MOTION as follows: Mass, 10 A. H Su day School, aP.N.
 1he new piano store will be opened next ! veeF, Mir. Baird and partners expect their instruments tbis evening. Argument to the demurrer in the case of Campbell vs. Campbell was closed today, and submitted to ,be court, s. s. Ackers pulled ou: Tor the Mogcllon Mountains this morning with wagon load of supplies purchased from Prescott mer- 1 chsnts.
 A mothers kiss may help the child that falls and hurts itself; but the cure could be made more effective by a few applications of St. Jacobs Oil.
 Mrs. Sprsgue, wife of tn Verde schoo teacher, who Is serving 2 five years sentence al Yuma, for attempted abortion, has been granted a divorce from her husband.
 The New Era mining and milling pso- perty was sold to-day al sherifi's sale. The purchaser was Guss Ellls in favor of whom the judgment was obtained, the amour, be- ing sl,14o,
 Do no, forget the grand march will be played at o'clock sharp, Monday eysning, on the occasion of the tiremen's ball, The riece WAS composed by Professor Ludwig Thomas.
 Ellery D. Williams and OsksI Huber, of the engineers office of Ihis department have been ordered to report at Fort Bow,e for duty, and will leave to morrow morning for tha, place
 Special orders in relation to the death oI General Hancock were received at depart ment headquarters to-day, and salute will {; be fired at noon ;o morrow 10 honor of ibe | dead soldier. Delegate Bean hs. introduced bIllin Con l gress providing for commission for the | adjustment and liquidation of claims aris- ing from Indian depre5s;ions in Arizona and New Mexico since the acquisition of | aid territories by the United States.
 Services at the Marina Street Church toe | morrow as follows: Preaching al II 50 A. N, ard in the evening at !;So Subject of evenings discourse is Expulsion of the | Chinese from America" Suad Y School at 23sr.N. NATHAN L. GUTHRIE.
 Pastor.
 The repor that the public schools would be reoper ed shortly is without foundation. rheamount which will be received from this district through the payment of tbe Atlantic < Pacific railroad taxes will not be more than sufficient to pay of outstanding in ie b btedpess.
 A bill of sale wss filed for record to day from P. 5. & P J. Brsunen 10 D. J. Brlnnen. The ipslrumeu, was dated May .j 1884, and conveys certain real and per 'onsl property. the consideration named being s3,o0e.
 J. R Fitzpatrick, postmaster a, Flagstaff, ost all bis office effects by the fire. About 1900 worth of postage stamps were des- royed. Nothing was saved except the mail ley. MT, Fitzpatrick has already begun the .rection of new ofice building.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

J. L. Fisher raised s365 in cash from Prescott citizens for the benefit of she Flag staff sufferers. besides about $25o worth of provisions, clothing, etc., raised by !. N |. Rodenb1rg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
Ben sutler's Chop House.

dontezuma Street, Prescott. All the deli, .. cies of the Home, San Francisco and Kansas City markets, Comprising: Fresh Fish, Oysters, LObs.ers. Chickens, Pigs Feet, .ripe, Spiced Lambs, Tongues, Salad, etc. ., s'c., Dinrer from to : P N. Elegan, Private Rooms Attached, suppers and f'irsie Dinners & speciality. Prices to suit tde times. 0pen day aud night.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

By refere Lee 10 Washington telegram published elsewhere to-day it will be seen that portion at least of the United States oensteIs iR line with the JOURNAL MINER on the question oi the removal of United States Judges in territories.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
Prescott Social Club.

There will be meeting of the Prescott Social Club st the office of E. M. Sanford on Wednesday, Feb. 24, al p. n. A full attendance Is desired.
 GoRHAN A. BRAY, Pres. CHAs 4 DAKE, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
6raud Rame.

Two blankets and buggy robe will be ratfi Il at ihe Prescott House, & soon all he chances are sold. Highest throw takes the robe, next highest one blanket and the iow est throw the other. Tickets sl. Apply to L onard Hsnselman, If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
Another lsinin$ Enterprise.

Capisin \. T. Brsnn, of turkey cTees, has rec osived o!iefs irsm Messrs. Heaszsv. to start up tle Arizona Consolidated mili as sco1 as possible. Owing 10 ihc recent illness oi $: HCu.z,y he is unable to come here ai present. superiatcnd ops ra- tions, heEce the above instructions \ large amount of ore IS already cut ready io run and lsrgrr amount iu sight ready to take out and we hope Io sce long and suceess- ful run. Captain Brann is an experienced mill man aud will bring about bim .I the element of snccess foT the enterprise The Morning Gio.y mine, as far as developed, is a very promising proPerly,and We sincerely hope 10 be sbie to give good accounts of future operations of this company.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

J. II. Marion and his two bo.s returned from hunting uip to Chino valley last evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Tombstone scAoo's are open again.
 Tombstone Is aciia,ing against tie Cli- Dcse.
 Phonix schools haye closed for want of funds.
 Nathan E lis osme u9 from Pheuix last ev-uiug
 D. no: f,i! to purchase ,icks, to the tir men's ball.
 Phenix sent sae0 10 Flagstaff for the sufferers ,heIc.
 Free lurch and free concert tonight a, iae Paesce:t Nease.
 There wsIe qu.te nlmher of strangers n ihc streets ,O-csy.
 The ti-eIser's ball. on Men Fay evening, proal.se- t' Ge The event of the sess,n
 W. (. B-yre. tbe travelling salesman, is dong the own on his regular annual visit.
 O. :. Morse will leave on Monday for a two or three weeks' Visit to the Verde Val ley.
 The Grays had good attendance at their gymnasium and dancing school last even. ing.
 A J. Hudson, Of Ash Creek. has just re- turned from a two montbs' visit to Cali fornis.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

The three fire companies will share equally the net proceeds of the ball given on Monday evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
Pianos and Organs

D the fnrst tone and best make, suited to Il .s climate, for sale cheap at
 GEO. H. CURRY's If Jewelry Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

The net proceeds of the Firemen's ball will be about s2lo, to be divided among the three companies.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

Thos. Milligln and Mir. Lsndgrebs car. lied eff the honors for selling tickets 10 the Firemen's ball, having disposed of sixty. four tickets.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

The vault doors for the county Guiding hsyiug arrivec, Messrs. Marsh ard Ross are pushing work on the erection ol the vaults.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24
q Cara

To all who aie sufieriny from the errors and discreticns of youth, nervous weakness, esrly decay, loss of manhood, etc. I vii send x recipe that wlll cure you FR E OF CHARGE This great remedy was dis avered by missionary in Souta America.
 lend sclf.addressed envelope to th, REv JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D, New York City tta
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

One tenement house, with four rooms 'urnished. Apply to
 jan8 If Csc. u. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

The mayor of slr Francisco has issued an appeal for sid for the Flagstaff suffer. CTS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-24

District Attorney E ,gsrs celebrated his 4lsi birthday on Monday
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03

The Hoangho River in China Is more
troublesome than our Mississippi. Nine
instances are on record Of il making a
completes change Of course. 1t has moved
its mouth from south to north over four
degrees Of latitude. leaving many wastes
and shallow lakes where populous plains
bad existed. Enginsers have been much
interested in the question whether these
disastrous ovsrhows and changes Of the
riverbed can be checked. They have
been convinced for some years Of the
feasibility Of keeping the rivers erratic
tendencies within limits, and in the
course Of hdman progress "China's sor.
row" may some day be robbed Of it 3
terror. = ''a
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03


Nor WAsTgD.-About this time the
scheming old political fossil is laying his
hopeful wires and studying how he can
make something out Of the coming big
election. Ii he can't get Office he wants
money, but he would rather be subsidized
with some kind OF an Office, II it is moth
ing more than Secretary Of State, or Jus.
tice Of the Peace or Constable. He tries
by any and all means to make his politi.
cal influence felt and recognized, and il
be fails in capturing some Of the big
loaves and fishes Of the public feast he
will go for at least one of the basketfuls
of fragments. He repeats his old roll of
political medicant year after year. per.
petually exasperated at the idea Of being
ignored by his party. and eternally h,ndi.
capped by self-apprecistion Of his own
importance. All such old fossilized,
chronic, political medicants are detri.
ment to any party to which they may At.
tach themselves, and should be carefully
and judiciously ignored. Utilize them
and make them work for the benefit of
party, and then give the reward to those
more practically deserving. Let both
political parties give us new DEAL
Virginia Enterprise.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03

labor troubles break o1t every nov
and then in the East. In sone cases Il
looks - though the working people dit
not actually know wha. they were doing
but we're being blindly lead by unprinci.
riesi lesdcz. In instanees. where work.
men rtruck to better their condition, and
after having gained their point. and
Working under the new rules, themselves
established, seeing that they were
Toised by the change. they restrrck to
have matters changed taex to the old
c-dsT. In ss-erd cases the prup.ietes
e'os~d down their works tcr toe purpose
Il eiT:ns tie hands m Opportunity to
81 ;'e- and frd oct rhst the5 really
10 want.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03
No. SAT.
Application for a Patent
United Biaies Land Once.

United BiAies Land ONCE.
Eureka, Nevada, June IL. 1876.
MOTTO. 10 HEREBY GIVEN r AT JOSEPH
IN EfsENNANN and W. z GRIFFIN, whose
postofhee address Ia Phoebe. Nevada. have This
day nled their spplicsti N I " patent Tor tish.
teen hundred linear feet Of the Phoebe Mine or
vein bearing silver, with surface ground two
hnndre feet In width. situated In Ely Mining
District, County Of Line In and State Of Nevsis,
and designsted on the field notes an ofieisl
Townsbip I, North Range. OF East Of Mount
Diablo Meridian; said lot No. 40 being ss fol.
lows, to Wit;
Beginning .. post Married No. I. survey
No 40. whence \ section corner on the south
bears IS deg is min W rs feet, theme. run.
ui'g; let course. n 10 leg 50 min W ava s-iOfhs
tort to post m ,rkrd Nj q. U y Survey No ~;
thence. ID course, n 70 deg 81 min Y s06 i0ths
feet. to port mArted No 8 q y surv > No ~;
feet. 70 post ms'hed Noi survey No 20;
thence. eth course. = Is deg So min 200 feet. to
post mar cd No 8, Q survey 70 20. vhrurs
Wheeler's monument bears N 90 deg IS min q
30 feft; thence, 9Th course. Q II oeR OF min "
~ No %; thence. o. ur.e. ! 90 deg 81 min
n 79i l0ths feet, to post No the place Of be-
ginntng. Magnetic variation Is deg East, con.
tainiug 27-iO0 acres.
The location Of this mine ia re -orded in the
Recorders once Of Wy Miuing District. This
claim 10 BOUNDED on the west BY the Psnscker
mining claim.
Any and al persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Phoebe Mine or surface ground
are required 10 Ole tnsif adverse claims With
tbs Register Of the Tinted -tstes Land ,face Il
Hursks. 10 the State IT Nevada. during thu sixty
days period Of publication hereof or they viii
BE- barred BY virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute.
r. H. HrNcKLEY. Register.
It IL hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Ct application for patent b. published ten con.
sscutive weeks. In the Phoebe RRcoRD, . weekly
Newspaper pubiishet Ct Pi0rhe. Nevada.
jei8td r. q HfNCKLEY, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03
suRDETTE ON noNopoLrKs.

.Do you know. says Bardette in the
Brooklyn Eagle, II never until recently
felt the iron hand Of gigantic monopoly
elose on ny throat, and 50 realized hox
slowly it was Tightening its constructing
folds. like the deadening upzs tree, over
whose biighted valley there flies no living
bird and comparatively lew dead ones, a.
it were, upon the life OF the nation .
lAppiause, and loud cries OF Go on, ~
Needless is it to say that / refer to the
railroad. live in small village on the
line Of the Pennsylvania Railway. We
have no competing line. We lie at the
feet Of the monopoly that hauls Us in and
out Ct town; we are passive and helpless.
The other day 1 lad two boxes Of freight
to send West by this monopoly. went
cruching into the Office Of the freight
agent. When l told him / had two boxes
OF stuff to send to Chicago, distance Of
about 500 miles, l saw his eye light up
with the keen glare OF savage greed. He
said be would ask Harrisburg for rates.
which | knew was mere sabterfuge to
gain time while be could que how much
money could raise this side of the grave,
and then the graspirg tool Of the soul
less corporation charged me SO cents for
carrying two big boxes 500 miles. What's
more. be made me pay it. It's no wonder
shippers kick. 1 am only surprised that |
they don't boycott the railroads. Let Us
return to the days and quiet way Of our |
fathers, when, By paying one half of the
price Of the boat, I could have sent my
boxes to Buffalo by canal and the rest Of
the way by lake boat, and got them
through to Chicago, or to the bottom. the
'ame year"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03

The habit OF administering qulnlne In
powerful doses, ~ an antidotc to malarial
maladies, was once dangerously common.
Happily this practice has undergone wide
reform. Not only the public, but professional
men have adopted, mot wholly, Of course,
but largely, Hostettes's Stomach Bitters As .
safe bontanic substItuts for the pernicious
alkaloid. The consequences Of this change
are most important. Now fever and ague snf-
were only for the time relieved, or half cured
The remedy eventually failing 70 produce
any sppreciable effect, except the doses were
Increased. A course OF the Bitters, persis-
tentiy followed, breaks up the worst stacks
favor Of this sterling specidc and hcuschold
mediclne y Of NO ambiguous charAstef, but
positive and satisfactory, snc the sources
Whsncs Il proessds are vsSy nunsrous.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03

The Mosque Of Omar is afne struc.
turs, covering Mount Moriah. near Jer.
usalsm. It is enclosed by railing. Mo.
hsmmsd's finger and foot marks are OK
hibitsd. The rock upon which it is
founded 10 supposed to hs held up by
some miraculous power. Mohammsd
drove 10 gold nails into marble slat on
the floor, and said: when these all
disappeared, then the world would come
to An snd.' There arc only three and I
half now remaining. so the end Of all
things Is near At hand, according to
Mohammed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03

Tic Eareks Standard says that it i,
pretty well settled that Hon. J. H. Mac
hillian. 3 prominent lawyer Of Hum.
boldt county, will be the Democratic
nominee for Congres at the coming elee.
tion. Mr. MscMillan is gentleman who
stands well with tie Democrats. and he
has the additional recommendation of BE-
ing unfettered BY Suspicious raiiroad ALI.
snces. or being the tool Of corporations Of
any kind.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03

The Cspitolan wolf is dead. From
time immemorial the Roman municipality
have kept live wolf in little garden
Of the capitol to commemorate the faiti
full nurse Of Romulous and Remus. so in.
timatelY associated with the foundation Of
the Eternal City. Lately, however, the
neighbors have complained bitterly Of the
VOLTS howis It night time, SO that prob.
ably the creature will not be replaced.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03

The deceased Presidents Of the United
States sleep widely apart. Virgins
holds five Of acknowledgement, Jeffer
son, Madison. Monroe and Tylsr-mak.
ing her soil indeed sacred; Tennessee
three-Jackson, Polk and johnson; Mass.
achusetts two-John Adams and John
Quincy Adams, father and son; New
York three-van Buren,, Fillmore and
Grant; Ohio two-Harrison aud Garfield
New Hampshire ONE Pierce; Pennsyl
vania one-Buchanan; Illinois one--Lin.
coin; Kentucky one-Taylor. All Of
them, with the exception Of Taylor and
Grant, were buried in the states in which
they resided at the time Of their election
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03

Thsss ass funny episodes on every dis.
aster. An old man under the wreck Of
the cars st Deer6sld made known his
presence BY cursing the railroad com.
pany. When he was got out he was
found to be terribly bruised. and he
tainted. On coming to he Immediately
resumed his INSTRUMENTATION just where
he bad bean interrupted by his swoon.