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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Wisg:ns on Earthquakes.

Prophet Wiggins says the worst earth quakes of the season have To: yet ap- peared, bu. will occur about the middle Of October, when the southern states will again be visited by earthquakes, and disturbances will extend to Cali .ornia and South America. When asked his reasons for his predictions, Wiggins said: "Ear;hquakes are caused by the shifting of the earth's center of gravity. Suppose this center be moved, say one mile from the normal or center gravity or from center volume; now, what must happen! Why. the earth parts her surface. These disks, there fore. will grind up on generating hea: or lava. Hence earthquakes and vol canic eruptions. If our little visible satellite were brought down and sid around the earth from eas: 10 west, in ,wen:y-fou- hours earthquakes would occur of such violence as to render the globe uninhabitable"
 Prot Wiggins claims that the forces were in action al the end oi August Both the earth's satellites, two oi which he says exist, were then in perigree Jupiter was also near her inferior con- junction, which in Q limited degree in- creased the strain.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Mark A. Smith, a Tombstone lawyer.

Mark A. Smith. a Tombstone lawyer,
 has been nominated for congress on the democratic ticket, which means tha: the
 Hon. c. c. Bean will represent the ter
 ri;ory as its delegate ior the coming two years.-Apache Critic.
 Chew "Piper Heidseck" and "Tokay," Smoke "Ai,kens Best," Stargo," "Silk Tie" and "M. E." cigars. "Spor;mans" "caporal," Full Dress" cigarettes and various other brands of cigars and cigar cites at Ai,ken's. There Is very largo percentage of independent, intelligent democrats who openly declare that they will rebuke the
 bossism of their party by refusing to
 support the nominees cut and dried
 before hand and crammed down the conventions throat.
 Climax, Horse Head, Red Crcss.
 Vanity Fair. Queen B.e, Durham.
 Fruit and Flowers, Lone Jack, Perique,
 Seal Of Alabama, swee; Caporal and J.
 3. Pace brands of tobacco, cigars, fruits and confectionery at c. w. Ford's cigar store.
 At a meeting of the Stock men fer Williamson Valley, September :. 1lth, .t was arranged to commence the Rodeo 1t Neal's.on Walnut Creek, October Sth, 3nd at John Dickson's, Skull Valley, October 5th. Both parties to mee: at the ! Lakes, October 30th. Henry Clay was elected Captain of the wes: side, of the | Williamson Valley party snd Robert l Blair of the East side. d
 The "burro." or small iackas. of the rocky mountains, is noted for his ability | to live on anything you feed him. He grows fat and whisks his tail content edly over a feed on empty oyster cans and deso.: of adobe bricks CT paper rom billboard. All he wants is some thing to fill up his stomach, and Le ioesn't care much what it is.-Ex.
 Tn one of our justices courts yes.er- lay scene was enacted. closely ap- the accounts published in eastern papers of Arizona justice A .rial was on, to try which, & jury was The case was comprom- sed. when the jurymen made demand lpoa the court for their fees, which, however, were not forthcoming. The citizens, however, refused Q let the court leave the room .or quite ! time afterward, and the scene which allowed beggars the description of the most ludicrous w-iters.-Gazeite.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
PvcpoSeIs for Hay.

The following bids.were opened at tn. office of the chief quar.ermaster a, Whipple. on Saturday, July 18th for hay and straw at Fort Huachnca: Herrera < McClurc, l,3oo, ,0O0 as na. tive hay a, s2c; 3oO,OOo bs straw, SC. E-T.Roge-s, cOo,Ooo bs loose bottom hay, 7Sc; 70o.0)o ss, ssc; s0o.OoO 4s straw, SSc. Geo. Goldman. I,00o, 900 Ds baled alfalfa, Sl.26t. W.A-Dalton. 2ooOoo rs black gram. ma, Si.SS; 30o,0o0 Bs straw. sI.25.
 Us. Merrill, 2oo.0oo ssloose gramma, soc; 100000 Ss bottom s7sc.
 W. $. M.llis, ], ,soO,0Oo lbs baled bail ', sl-est; 100000 barley and anaLa, mixed, sl fl.
 A.J.Carroll, 100000 ns bottom ard gramma mixed, 63c.
 J.C.Barnett. l,30o ,000 rs loose native, SEC.
 PA. de Maritime. 100000 ns wild, a5c; 5000 lbs alfalfa, Soc.
 Wm. Greene. l .300, 900 .s native T2c; SO0.0o ts straw, 62c.
 John Hll IT,, i500)) ss baled gr1mma. sl.ll. same amount bllel gramma Sl.ll, same hay loose 96e.
 \ Solomon, 100000 Is machine c,,. Y,a.:,-a Toe
 A. Moves I5ooJo Ss ci alfalfa soc; l20, ,05o Bs loose bottom .9c.
 The lowest bidder VII be seen from the aboys are Vim. C. Greene and A. J. Carroll at = and 62c respectively for hay and 62c for straw.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Centennial District.

A. J. Law. the well-known eagineor is in town to-day from the Centennial mining district, Yuma county. He tells the reporter that the company com posed of Messrs. E. A. Triile, Frank Murphy. W. H. Beard and others, have dread :wo-thirds of the machinery or the ground for a l0-stamp quartz mill, and the remainder is expected from Prescott in the course of the next two weeks. The company owns group of thirty-.our locations, and has force of men engaged in taking out ore from five lsdges. The average pay streak On the smallest ledge is about eighteen inches, while the largest ledgeis 5 feet 6 six inches between walls. The character of the rock is free-milling goll ere, and tie average assay is S22 per ton. The far ;hes; work from the mill is distant abou, two n,;les, and i; is calculated that the ore can be mined and delivered 10 the mill for. at the top.uost figure. g ger ton. The entire mesa seems to sur noun: an immense subterraaeols lake. Water can be obtained at depth ot tvsnty feet, while . steam pump, threw ing 1,5Oo gallons of water a minute, worked for some hours in Well 9 feet ieep. and failed to make any impression or the same Within n r,,lf,s If tv-n miles wood enough can be secured 10 keep a lo-stamp mill running for . period of ten years, and We have no doub: that under these advantageous circumstances the company making 1e- reiopments VII uee: with brilliant suc- cess, aiding to the bullion producing sections of Arizona, the Centennial die trict.-Gaze.te.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

"A member of late dem. Cen. Com Tushes into print this morning to deny that Governor Zulick or T. L. Parish had anything to do with or suggested in any way the selection cf the Yavapai delegates to the Democratic Territorial conveution:" As no one has charged either of them with it, the denial is somewhat premature. Every one knows that the democratic central commnittee of this county perform ,d the fan c;ions usually devolving upon the convention oi the party in the selection Of delegates 10 the territorial convention. The cen- tral committee selected the names and Mir. Parish pocketed the proxies. Only tLis and nothing more
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
r.. rr~sse-s -,uc, or Nav kin. Is Ma.

- The greatest study of mankind Is man, And wllo ere his wondrous frame doth
 scan, Ponder and devise to cure an i'll, Whether by device, fruit or pill, An equil henefactor is he; and we haste, The inventor of cathartic of delicious
 taste,
 To do him honor. Who remembers no: how the distressed
 mother. Her ch.ld's en;rea;ies tries to smother, That she insists not the horrid dose be
 taken, The remembrance cen now does nausea
 awaken,
 And fond father, To be witness of bis chili's tcrtuo, would
 rather
 Pay high price, If money could purchase Cathart;c
 nice. We have it now! and great De Prati.s
 name, Appears upon the scroll of Esculapian
 fame; Has hi. upon delicious fruit To cure our ills. Away at once with draughts and pills; For whether it be indigestion, liver com
 plaint or constipation, Or any disease to which flesh is heir, He here with pride does boldly declare, And on the assertion will wager big, That !. can be cured by HAMBURG
 FIG!
 At druggists, 25 cts a box. J. !. Mack & Co, pvopr;etors, s. F.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
cochise County Ticket.

The republican county convention of Cochise made the following nomina- .ions:
 For Council-W. 4. Harwood. As sem6lymen-W. s. Fleming, John Mar tin, W. \. Nash, Frank Frame, c. \. Thomas. Sherif-R S. Hatch. Treas. urer-A. J. Ritter. Recorder-W. F. Bradley. County Judge-E. W. Nor rison. District A:torney-w. H. Stil- well. County Cleyk-A. F. Walker. Assessor-E. c. Norton. Surveyor-H. c. Howe. Coroner-C. B. Tarbell, Su- peryisors-B. $. Brown ard H. Baiu.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Furin feYape!.

There was happy vein of humor pervading the county democratic con vention oi Yayap.i county. and the committee on securing the passage of the follow Pickwickian resolution in their platform. ltis n,on-S;rauss poke :: We commend also the wisdom oi the territorial convent.on in selecting Charles II. Strauss as candidate for Supe7- intendent of Public Instruction. A man of ripe scholarship, unyieliing integrity and unblenishel character, he will use official position Tor the benefit of the people and for the advancement O; the public schools oi the Territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
FROM TUESDAYS DAlLY:


 Major Otey, of Jerome, is in Prescott E9uinoctial storms are now in order. The days and nights are of equal
 length.
 The grca. register is filling UP with names.
 L. Abel, . Bradshaw mining man is in town
 J. W. Colgan's outfit has been given work on the railroad. Dr. q. c. Barrows will bc relieved from duty al Whipple mex: month. M. Wollenberg has a whole lot of glassware. which he gives away to pur- chssers of yeast powders. Kentucky sour mas: whisky double standard goods, and genuine Tennessee white rye a: the Cob Web. Stotkmen's outfits at the Lion s:ore Just the Boo:s, Pants, Shirts aai Hats you want.
 Dr. Mason rep0r ed for duty a; Whip pie ,hi. morning and has been assigned
 10 duty at Camp Verde. People troubled with summer com.- pia;nt can find blackberry cordial at Lincoln's drug store. Sure cure. Ii you contemplate trip, purchase your trunks and valises al the Lion stcrc. The best article for the money will be found there. "The dulcet tones Of the Teuton'
 seems to grate moro harshlyo or the 'ym- parum Of our contemp. than CD the ears of any one else.
 The cheapest place in town 10 buy clothing is J. ". Wilson ( Cos. County warrants and jurors certificates taken at
 par. Chas Thompson has deeded one hal; interest in the Road Ruaor mining
 claim iu Humbug district to J. \. Smith. line.
 The days of high price. in Prescott have passed away Drugs and paten, medicines are selling c. New York prices .; Robinson's drug store south Montezuma street. The "democratic convention had 70 use for men" of such sterling integri;y ' and honesty as Jos. F. Walker, 2 pioneer Of the pioneers of this territory, and \. A Moore, man who is gecog- nixed as the soul Q; honor. J. W. Wilson& Co. have just received
 samples for iheir fall clothing and are
 prepared 10 take orders for suits now
 at reasonable prices, 10 be made to
 order. Give them q call.
 Fisher the couaterfei,er, who broke
 jail here last fall was shot and killed by
 Marshal Dunavan near Mesa ci,y few
 days since while trying to escape aIrest. I've Car Loads
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Republican Convention.

IsPEEcIAL TO THE JoCaNAL-NISE2.
 Trcsoy, September 2i-The republi- can territorial convention has renomin- ated C.C.Bean for delegate to congress, and has nominated Thos. Coriis, for superintendent of public instruction, and Kaufman, for joint councilman from the southern district. and Hon. Summer Howard for joint councilman from the northern district. The greatest harmony prevailed Throughout the session aud the nominations were all unanimous by exclamation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
FRcu MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MoNDAy's DAILY.
 "Old Grizzly" pulled out ioz his hom
 at Placeritas to-day.
 | W. NJ Bufum is putting the ell ez press office in repairs for business | The Prescott social club will give thei next party ou Friday of this week. 1 The fall rodeo ot voters by candidate, has already commenced.
 | T. $. Bullock was in town today, bu It this IitsclDDl D. tisr air ( camp
 James McClintock, Phenix ,yro has gone to teaching school
 The Wickenburg stage left this after noon with five passengers.
 Ellery D. Williams, of the engineers office, came in from tue south last even ling.
 The city of Albuquerque will give General Miles 8 grand reception on tie 27th instant
 P.J. Bramen, the Flagstad merchant, was married in the east q short time since.
 Professor Windmiilers dancing school meets tonight at the armory of tie Prescott rifles.
 FIederieo Remboa has been lodged in the county jail, charged with stealing stock, near Ash Fork short time since. Revs. \. L. Guthrie and J. G. Eber hart left for Phenix to-day to attend the N. E. conference, which convenes there on Friday next.
 The second ten miles ot the ra-lr, al has been completed and accepted, and the bonds therefor are being issued to- day by the board of supervisors.
 Sam F. Powell, who was prominent candidate before the republican conven- ton fer the legislative asse mbly. left for Walnut Grove to-day.
 The grand secret of advertising is r1p etition; iteration and reiterltion compel attention An occasional adveriiseme mt is barely sufficient to keep the adver- tiser from falling into the greAt rccsp- tlcle for utterly forgotten things.
 Mayor Kelly this afternoon received note inn Colonel Barber, adiutant gen eral al Whippla, stating that General Milss wouli not visit headquarters at present. As a consequence, the mass meeting announced for to-nigh. will nc, be neli.
 Some 0! our enterprising citizens are already talking of starting stock yards. With reduction works and stock yards, Prescott, is bound to enter on an era of prosperity.
 Information wanted of the where abOu;s oi H. II. Watts. Anyone know ing of his address will please communi- cate the fact to s. Little. What Cheer, Keokuk county, Iowa. Only $l605 for 2 ticket fron, Ash Fork to Albuquerque and return, an- $50 for q round-trip ticket from the same place 10 S.. Louis. Tickets for fale at the stage office, in Bank oi Prescott. bnilding. George II. Curry, Preecott's popular young jeweler, returned from a two visi: 10 the scenes of his child | hood in the east las: night. The Me- Cormiek stree. mess killed the fat,ed | calf for the occasion. She was a crank on the subject o!nlusic. 4 gentlemen knocked a, her deer and asked Docs Nr Smith live here" "No, sir; his room is an octave higher-in the next aat," she replied, in pianissimo andante tone of voice-Texas Siit!ngs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
H. LACKSMATAlyG.

J. c. Keegan, firs.-class blacksmith will, from the iirs. of September. be in charge of I. P. Ingwerson's blacksmith and wagon shop, corner of Goodwin and Granite streets. MT. Keegan solicits 8 continuance of the patronage oi old cus- toners, and all new ones who may see fit to give him trial
 Prescott. August B, 1886. t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Nervous Oesi.itstsd Men

You are allowed free trial of thirty days or the use of Dr. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt with electric suspensory appliances for the speedy relief and per manent cure oi nervous debility loss of vitality and manhood and all kindred troubles. Also Tor other diseases. Complete restoration to health, yigoI and manhood guaranteed. No risk incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full information, terms etc, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt Company Marshall, Michigan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

The republican party of this territory is 10 be congratulated On unloading R |. Long who desired renom;na.ion fer superintendent oi public inst,u ton. Mir. Long was iortuna.e enough two years ago to catch on 10 the Bean boom and thereby boost himself; into oicc, but his defeat this year was inevitable had he been nominated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
X. X. Moose's only sin in the sight Of

A. \. Moore's only sin in the sight of democracy was that his residence was in Prescott. After giving all the lucra- tive positions on the ticket % citizens of Prescott, the bosses who prepared the ticket for the convention deemed 1t ci vital Importance 10 give the minor nominations to the outlying precincts as kind of a healing salye 10 catch their votes. If MT. Moore had resided in the country he could have been nominated for superv!sor. So says the organ of that party.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Suicide.

Dr. Flint's Heart Remedy has saved more lives by timely use, and has kept from suicide or the insane asylum more victims of nervous disorders, than ail the physicians with their pc, methods of treatment. At druggists, S150. Des- criptive treatise with each bottle; CT address J. J. Mack ( Co, S.F.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

A. Wollsnburg, the en esprising dealer in general merchandiae, has an announcement. in this issue which is of special importance to our readers. Mir. Wollenburg has just enlarged he capa- city of his store and added Largely to his stock ot goods and will no. be ,.ndersold.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Military Orders.

The following generaloriers have been issued from headquarters department c.
 Arizona. q; Whipple: The following assignments to duty on the department staf and special service are announced: Captain H. W. Lawton, 4th cavalry. will report to the department command CT and take charge oi the office oi the inspector, in the absence On sick leave of the acting inspector general of the department. Captain J. H. Dorst, 4.h cavalry, will report to the department commander and take charge of the office of the judge advocate of the department.
 First Lieutenant, T. J. Clay, lO.h ;n- fantry, will report to the department commander and take charge of the office of the inspector oi rife practice of the department.
 Assistant Surgeon Leonard Wood, 1st lieutenant. will report to uie department commander for duty.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
A Cara

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions oi youth nervous weakness, early decay loss of manhood, etc, Iwell send you recipe that will cure FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send sel.-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH I. LYMAN, Station ID. New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

See thnt your nanae is CD Me eyeat register oT tue c0un- ty. You cannot rote ct fhe November election unless It has been placed fhere this year and 50 days 6Tore Me election occurs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

Those "dulcet Teutonic tonss," of one Of Yavapai's ex-sherifs seems to have given our contemporary the nightmare. The ex-sherif, as well as our German citizens generally, are greatly unused at its "pan-elact-ic" contentious oyer the affair.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

The Courier prefacing brief e;i.to-isl with the remark that "the Journal Miner, with its usual disregard of truth, says that Mark Smith owes his nomin.. alton as delegate on the democratic ticket to Gov. Zulick and Tom Parish proceeds to prove the truth of our asser- tion, that Mir. Parish manipulated the convention at Tucson and dictated the nonlin afions
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Indigestion or cons,ipatIo,.

A few Hamburg Figs are all that is necessary for the cure of the severest cases of indigestion or constipation, and one taken occasionally will prevent the development of these affiictions. 9 cents At all druggists. J. J. Mack & c.. pro prietors, s. F.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Ruslne,..Oppsrianssy.

wASrED.-A reliable enterprisins man with good business qualities. with small capital, to open branch store in safe and profitable business in Prescott Address Business" JouRNAL-MINER office giving name to insure reply
 sepltf.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Na.focIn ssfsir

The uiersignei being compelled. on account Of III health, 10 retire from busi- ness, for short time, at least, all par ties indebted to him are requested to car at once and settle thei. accounts or they wili be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection ti
 I-cWrpSo1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

General Niles arrived this morning rather unexpectedly at tdepartment head quarters at whippie. A pus lie recep- ton will be teadored him shOI iy by our citiz=ns.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

Round trip tickets to tl.e Knights Templar conelaye at St. Louis are on sale at the stage office 2, grestly reduced prices
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
N. GoLDWATER < SON.
PIANOS AVIORCaNS

Of bss. make and superior tone, well seasoned and adapted to :his climate, for sale on easy terms by
 GEO. H. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
8sRAyel . CT 8t ,leo

A light bay gelding three year. old branded 'C' on left hip low down Any information which may lead to his recovery will be suitably rewarded by
 LARRY HANSEN.
 Stoddard Arizona
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
See tkot yo,tr nnDse IS onthe

Oee t1Eoc yOttT NnObe tS Ofttte sreat register cf the county. H5u cannot COte ct the .Nio- ren,ber election unless tt has been pfaced there this year, and 50 dGys beJore tue elec- ton occurs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

M. and N o. Murphy have men engaged .: work on the Silvr Trail in the Hassayampa district. The mina looks weN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

Ely's Cream Balm cured me of Catar- rah of msny yeas standing-restored my sence of smell. For colds in the head 1t works like magic.-E. H. Sher- wood, National State Bank, Elizabeth, N, ]. Eesy to use. See adv.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

The JoURyALrMINER received by Pal mer's teams yesterday sno her large invoice of type ani other printing material
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

Col. II. A. Bigelow and J, 4. Park left for their camp last evening with q small pack train loa led with supplies.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
E0tice t1 the Puhl;c.

Notice is Gerrbs given to al whom ii may concern, that my wife. Eenrieta Bsw q, h-y- jag lei ny bod and bSa-G gi tout jist esus' Sr p.ovocit.ra, vii rot b. po-- sIble fJr .Hy dso,s sue nay c1u.ra-t
 &. P. BOWEN. Prescott Aug. sA .Ss6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
SOSIHESS L0CAL,.
&lages Asc.

Asrafsctu'tt bs the Prescott bo.,;iog sum n'r comp's'u'. i'es 'hg sSc paiata o.e. F,v s.,. st sii szlooos Families supp'ied. |
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

MT. Smith, one ofthe mail contractors on the Wickanburg route, arrived .n Prescott this morning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

Martin Maier, of the Exchange saloon, will hereafter do q wholesale business.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

J. ". Colgan left, with his teams. scrapers etc, to-day for the grade
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

We arc offering an elegant line of ladies underwear at cost, and the very ates; designs in neck ruchings. Call and see OUT bargains even ii you do DO: want to buy.
 H GDIDW ATFR 4 S0N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

See flat your naMe IS on tue great register Of the coun- ty 1O,s can9ot cote 0t the N0UeD,ber election unless has been placed Mere this yearand 50 days before the election Occ,.rs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

John Sorg, of the Union Saloon. has gone to California.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Car LOsdo

Of choice, extra family. Fresno fiou just received by
 ]. L E1szER-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

Odl Fellows lodge meets to- night.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22

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 bs a1 oTe-whei--f z Y-.-.a- v1,e .-s fYan> sAlEe v os made . pay cr ile present Staao Ie15tlttt,on ssGepfei oscs-,o DIT xi, d. D. Ws2
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