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MONTANA l'llDN E:ERS.

\, he 'nesains OF the Montana Pioneers
held at Helena, August IS. 1855, it was
unanimously voted tina, each one who had
signed the robot Pioarcr>, and every one
entitled 81 to j. should be REQUESTED To
l,rnisI, the Cnrrvs,,,t:.i. Secretary. dur
mo the coming year, :, hrct sketch o. his
lie Tor the purpose Ut making UP Il Pic.
rttr>' Record" similar to. that Of Cali
o,~r.:,. and taat an,tic newspapers OF :l,r,
,.a,4 ~ Requested To publish this uo;,cr Tor
t3,,t months ;.,n:,; the accomplishment
., ,i> enterprise.
Tx, >Nv,,:. >,,rl..' ~ least contain the
l;t,.;,,v place .! i,,!,. the ,,atr route an.!
means OF conveyance j. roni''- '' Mon
tana, place p residence, since coming &c.
rnnrnn and mos, important events dutin.
.nch residence, with ANY additional mat
tiers as the writer may wish to make.
Many Of tn" pioneers are dead. and i, is
tarn.>tiv desired that some friend NAV
suooly tn" record tor such ones.
CoRHEIlv> liEIniE>, Cor Sec.
HELENA. August %, 1855.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME III
IN~iT%

Deposits received >uhrr' tnrh"cI or demand Al,
corrections viii receive persons! and prompt 4 ten
ton.
~ tut line of Fire Insurance Companies. Poll.
c'"s issued on all CLASSES %: property.
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grill Noftes.
NOTICE TO tD-t,N >t,i:,
q John W. Alrlsre.

John W. McI,ce.
You are hereby notified th,, we. r,n,r co "W ncrS
h1re in accordance viii, section -;.t. Revised
Statutes Of the United S.at,> have cNmrulri in
la'or AMI improvements upon thy Iron Lode min.
ay r,in situated in Bryant mining district. Ec:,-
..irad County, Montana Territory, an ;,i,,,un, tor
n" purp,>, of hoI,in. ~:.i.i claim. ..rnr,ny Ia
w lnr the wear enlin. December 81. !'y>5. and
Ec'> vol ''rn.r.u YOUR portion amounting. 10
b 3i-.oo. together witt, i,re~. 'n r.-,>. within
hnrly DAYS a'.rr ,h< frs. pu ,r,;n ri .h, ,,,.;cc
PER-. interest inslii i:ni, I-'"i.. niinn" claim will
a'- ,h~ rSpvn .,nrs. Is .,r,>i,., hv !rw il, >ucl,
uses. CHARLES MCCARTHY.
WILLIAM y. SMITH.
IL
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NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

A,yonc who takes 4 paper regularly from the
r.,-yhe,ltr directed to his name or an.
T.. or whether inc has subscribed or motifs re-.
s,cnsihlc TO: the payment.
ia person orders his paper discontinued he
H.. n,y ii! arrears. the publisher will continue
..,,1 il until payn,ei,, is ,n'rlc and collect the
,,, amount, whether the paper taken from the
r,,.in,it, or not
:. The courts have decided that refusing to take
,,, newspapers or periodicals from the posto1i1c. CT
..,nyny and leaving them uncalled for, is TRINA
,,l., evidence OF intentional fraud.
p,n,rs ordered to any address can be changed 20
,-o,hcr address at the option Of the subscriber. .
Kec,i,,ances by draft. check, money order, or
...;er.d letter. may be sent at orr risk. All post.
masters are required to register letters on applca.
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HELENA. August .. 1883.
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Transact Il General Banking Business,
E>"hnng" Sold on All the l'rimciprl cities
of the World.
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Dwelling Houses for Sale.

offer for sale. 1T reasonable price and good
srns my desirable residence property, consisting
r Nv" dwelling houses and !>c lots. The prop
Fry Is >Hstr.. ON Washington street. Opposite the
E"SdcIlcr of WIN, 4. Orr. One is nnw brick cot;
Psr". tnr rooms. The other is. /" story frame
f.'asc ~ tour r.nr.s. with pantry and clothes
/ os:'. k'th houses are new. Over fifty trees and
fAF"hbrrv hav. been p!antc, "n The property. For
ems ana further particulars apply 10 ;allraith h
|hNrc2h i, their law office.
49,, WILLIAM PIERCE.
"'''l. \lrl! /. ISr' I>.iW
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TAKEN UP.

Lake., mp Ivy the subscriber OF, Ch.rrv Creek,
r miles ives; % t,l.n!Ar. ",, small >nrr,l horse.
se.Sht ahni 1J, pounds: bale, faced: four white
WI hran'ir's I ]. on LET: hip. III. owner is re-
ii't,tcl tn prove properly. pay charges. ana take
he horse away. GEU, Il, VANCE.
Nays 1880, ,,-,w
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Physicians Hare Found ont

That communicating and foreign element in
the blood, deVeloped by Indigestion, is the
cause of rheumatism. This settles upon the
sensitive sub'cutaneous covering of the mus
cles and llgaments Of the joints causing con-
slant and shifting pain, and sggresating as a.
calcareors, chalky deposit which Produces
stiffness and distortion of the joints. No fact
which experience has DEMONSTRATED in regard
to fostetter's Stomach Bitters, has stronger
evidence to support than this namely. TN,
this medicine of comprehensive uses checks
the formidable sna utrpcious disease. nor is II
less positively established that it is prefer BILE
medicine contains only salatary ingredients,
It Is also signal remedy fer nsalerial fe-.rs.
constipation Dyspepsia, kline: aud / la Ger
ailments, debility aud other Disorder See tint
y1a get the genuine
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Ibe Dopadsopville CbieG'
MYLITTLE LAD AND
Tssosl)balars a Year.

MY LITTLE LAD AND j.
IF CLARK v. BRYAN.
/ take little hand III mine.
And Yalk the village street.
With chirp and chatter As we go,
in mingled converse sweet,
And pleasant salntatisns
From every one we meet,
Dear little lad and /.
Uke the lit; 9 hand in mine,
To climb fieighbOring hin,
To pluck wild flowers or to trace
A laughing mountain riu,
By which, when weary or athirst.
We pause to drink or fill, T.
Dear little lad and l.
take two little hands in mine.
My boy upon my knee;
listen to . pleasant voice,
Made rich with notes of glee;
/ feel breath against my cheek.
A breath OF lifeto me,
Dear little had and l.
/ take those little hands in mine;
: hear prattler's tongue
Repeating childish thoughts and songs.
30 sweetly SAID and sung;
In harmony with spirit harps,
For heavenly music strung:
Dear little lad and l.
With those two little hands in mine.
think of other days;
One generation full of years
Between our parting ways,
And yet our souls clasp hands across
The chasm III close embrace;
Dear little lad and !.
Those little hands. so very fair,
God keep them ever white;
Those little fest. unfettered yet.
May they e'er walk Alright;
That little life, 80 precious now,
May it be ever bright.
Dear ittas lad. pray l.
- y In Tinaes-DemOcrat
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CAPITAL PRIZE, SIS. 900


WE DO HEREBY CERTIFY that We supervise
the arrangements for all the monthly and semi
annual Drawings of the LouIs1ANA STATE LOT,
Terry COMPANY and in person manage and con.
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all parties. We authorize
the Company to use this certificate with fac
SMILES of our signatures attached. in its ad-
vertisementa.
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
A. EARLY.
Con nissioners.
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Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the Office of tn, Company iu New
Orleans.
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented at our CO IN.
ters. H. OGLESBY,
President Louisiana National Bank.
8. H. KENNEDY,
President State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN.
President New Orleans National:sBank.
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We have nsed Tongaline in several cases of
neuralgia and rheumatism. and reliaf las fol-
s".se.l lie use III every instance,
- DIS. n A. 4. Major, piss,.. Tenn.
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An appeal in behalf of the people Of
Greece, who are in distress i'll consequence
enrolment of laborers for military service,
has been made 10 England by Lady Heracy
Rumbold, wife of the British Minister at
Athens.
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A large fire occurred at Wilmington, North
Carolina, on the 21st, destroying property
to the amount of 81, 100000. So many poor
people have lost their homes that fears are
entertained of serious distress. Quite q
sum has already been collected to relieve
the sufferers.
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Servia and Turkey are engaged in nego-
Citations with the view of uniting Bosnia
and Servia, on conditions similar to those
of the union of Bulgaria and Eastern Rou-
melia.
The Archduchess Maria of Tuscany, has
been married to the Archduke Carl Ste
phen, brother of the Queen Regent of
Spain. The ceremony was performed by
the Archbishop at Vienna.
convention has been drawn up between
Lord Salisbury and the Porte for the
cesion of Crete to England on the payment
of lib 600. 600 and a guarantee that Greece
would be prevented from taking aggressive
measures against Turkey.
The London Times reports that opera
tons have been lately begun for the pur-
pose of clearing away the mass of sand
which has accumulated during centuries
around the famous statue of the Sphinx.
Brugsch Bey, brother of the distinguished
Psychologist, has charge of the work,
which is being carried out according 10 q
plan proposed by Signor Maspero, and
will, 1t Il expected, be finished by Easter.
The portion of the statue at present above
ground is about forty feet. It is supposed
that as much more, at least, is buried in
the sand, and the amount of sand to be
cleared away is estimated mt 10000 cubic
metres. small tralnway is being con-
structed 10 carry away this mass of sand to
distance, and 100 laborers are employed
ON the task. When the statue has been
laid bare to the level Of the foundations a
broad circular walk will be constructed
around it, and high wall will be built to
guard against future encroachments of the
sands of the desert.
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NJ. A. DAUPH1N,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.

Address Registered Letters and make P. O.
Money Orders payable to
New Orleans National Bank.
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
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LIST OF PRIZES:

2,279 prizes. amounting to........... 1922 81
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POSTAL NOTE, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter,
Currency by Express tall sums of IS and up-
wards at our expense. Address:
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Gen. Jubal A. Early, OF w.

Capital Prize, $4,000.
N oticeIEickets are Ten Dollars only
Halves, SIS. Fifths, 50. Tenths, 81.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-19

4 printers DEVIL as Is generally under
stood, is Al apprentice learning the trade.
Now, like ali we'll regulated printing
offices. the JoUNaL MINER has . ''devil,"
but his actions of late have no; been
entirely satisfactory TO the foreman. ~bose
duey !; is 10 employ anu discharge hep.
The foreman, or "boes'' of the shop. has
been in quandary IS TO what disposition
to make of the imp until be run across q
New Jersey lawyer, who hse put him on
the right track. He has accordingly
prepared Q double headed charge, Che does
not know which way il will shoot yeti
with specifications enough attached to get
away with the toughest typographical
tourist that ever tramped the sandy plains
of Arizona. He sccuses him of trying TO
learn French Of Dutchoan, of snsring in
his afternoon naps, thus disturbing the
nerves OF the city editor, Of eating ics cream
with fork Ia Boston, Of smoking all the
cigars he wins 81 '.jef6ng," instead OF turn
ing them over TO bis superior officer etc.
etc. The "jevil" has been summoned TO
apper before him and be tried by him
after working hours on Monday night, and
from present indications be will have to
hunt another job.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-19

Requires acids more potent than the
solved jucies Of the human stomach. And
yet. in the form of medicine intended to
reform the very evil they 1ggravate, to-wit..
dyspePsia solids and huids, irreconeilsble
in their constituents that have no chemical
affinity Que With the other, are introduced
into il. Are these 20 called remedies more
digestble than vulcapitei Po.itivel y-no,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, on the other
hand, q simple medicine, harmonious in its
,smposition and readily aseimilable, is
active, and produces marked ss we'll as
speedily spprtciabIe e1scts, because it il .
rational remedy suited to the stomach. I,
:. . s~ssc- m me true sense, because j.
harmonixes and ineures regularity Of the
operations Of digestion. Not the least Of
the benefits which il soufers, is . thorough
repair Of the damage inf cted OF the stom-
sch By iIl.chesen remedies. Fer bilious
ness, constipation. nslarial, rheumatism
and kidney troables, il is alike invaluable.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-19

Our community was Surprised IS we'll -
panied to learn, yesterday afternoon. OF the
death of Mrs. G.. SHERMAN. which occur
red 81 noon yesterday. She bad emily
been sick few days, icing sble TO be
around as ate -. Monday. The cause of
death wss pneumonia The deceased was
q most estim able lsdy and he'd in high
esteem by all who knew Der. She leaves
"A husband and Two children TO mourn her
loss, to whom she wss deyoteily attached,
and they To her. The grief Of the bereav.
ed relatives over their irrepsrsble loss Of
of an sffectioaRie AID devoted wife and
loving and KIND mother is inexpressible,
but they can nave the slight consolation of
knowing that he IendeTest sympathy Of
the community is extended to thes The
funeral will take place from the family
residence, At the Pieneer Hotel, to-me>.
row Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-19
From Saturdays Daily.
Judge Zulick's COaPt.

Judge Zullck's court was 10 session yes
terdsy afternoon, when s cretary Bsyara
aud Secretary Parish we're placed on the
witness stand aud sworn. The judge intro
duced documentary evidence, unsworn 10.
in the shape of sLe report of the honorary
board. II was identified BY DR.. Baysrd.
Mr.. Herndon objected to tie admission
when the nudge rather sharply inquired if
be propose tootj ct to everything. Secretary
Parish identified the charge and specifics
tons prepared by Governor ZIlick and
which were also Inswornto.
On concentration NJ. Herndsn de-
veloped the fact that tae charge and
specifications had been prepared before the
report vas sigsad showing exclusively
that the governors nird was already made
up and not likely to be changed as
judge. During the progress of the
examination the jaig found i; is necessary
IN one or two occasions to prompt the
witness. Court adjourned till 10 o'clock
this morning
Promptly al 10 O'Clock this morning the
gsvel Of Judge Z1liek descended on the
wooden desk in front of his seat on the
bench, With ,hud, suggestive Of kick
from the leedeD heel ofjustice The mem
bers Of the court and complaining witness
all being present, the court announced
that the jury had not yet sgreed on .
verdict and would be locked up uotil IL
O'Clock Saturday, Mas i5sr, At wr.rn-yfme
ne thought they would agree, and in the
meantime the court would prepare its
decree of judgment, 20 that sentence night
be Immediately passed without the usual
statutory time intervening between the
verdict and sentence. As work is still
on the insane asylum and the
money being expended daily, it is .enersl!y
thought that the day of execution of the
prisoners will be fixed for an early date.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-19
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY:

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY:
Secure ticket for the hop of the Prescott
Rifle.
Geo. II. Tnkers family have gone to
flagstaff
Sheriff Mulvenon returned fromAsh creek
lsst evening.
E. B Dodge was accompanied fcOm his
visit ess. by his sen.
j. r. Mssterson las been appointed read
oversser Of the Ash Fork road.
Col B. r. Nisbet returned last nigh,
from briei TIP TO the country.
Tie governor hss BOT yet announced bis
new board of insane as YUM directoIs'
E. B. Dodge clerk OF the district
court, returned from the east last evening
Although yeu dwell on al unhssliby
| soil, you iced not fear sou have -. cpt-
OIL.
Judge Shields aud wife are now dom
iciled in the St. James building o. mob
hill
The board Of supervisors Dsve sppTo-
pristed $50 for The repair of the Aqua
Fris road
W.. Wilson has his new gang saws in
place ready 20 commerce operation. cut
ting lumber.
Geo. Il. Tinker has improved the news
| quality Of the flagstaff Champion, since
taking charge of it.
P.J. Brsnnen, the wei. known flagstaff
merch ant, lie seriously ill at his fathers
residence, IN Savoy, Illinois.
Ellery d. Williams of the engineers
Office Of this military department., re,GTL-
ed from Fort Bowie last evening.
II is stated that smelter will soon be
erected at the Needles, Cahfornis, by the
owners of the Providence mine.
The ladies who have not alI eady done SO
should call st Mrs. Sulilvsn's Ladies' Bszssr
and examine her stock Of ine goods.
During his recent visit TO Prescott John
Goodwin, of the Verde valley, sold 4 num-
Der OF bis cattle to J. Kuhn of the Lion
Store.
The hop which will be given by the
Prescott Rifles will b, a pleasant affair a.
the company is note' for It's succ essfu,
] parties
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From Mondays Daily.
The Farce Enaed,

The Sun tins morning rose on a cioudless
sky. The birds in their innocence and
delight coirped and twittered from the
branches Of trees, unconcerned and ignorant
of tie awful event whfch was TO mark the
dsy. Business was at an apparent stand
still. while the streets were filed with men
women ani children, aud the only remark
heard was, ''sha; do you think will be the
resuIti'' which was i8vanab, answered
with q shFug of the shoulders. A few
citizens could be seen hurledlv approach
the portals OF the city hail, where Judge
Zulick's curt has been in session, when
the spense visible on the countenspce of
our citizens became more intense. Prompt
ly at II O'Clock. Judge Zllick opened
court when he jury Zalick filed in and
announced their verdict, guilty rs charged
and specified" Judge Zahck then pro-
cesded to pass sentence, which was that
each and every one of the convi-sei prison.
ers, be ia ken int edistely and their necks
barred, and that the polricAi gu llotine be
dropped thereon, seveung therefrom their
official beads. Execusioner Zulick inn
mediaieiy carried the sentence into execu-
ton, the rust from the disused political
machine, having been previously cleaned of
and the blade highly polished By bis faith
fol assistant. The job being completed
the Zuiick officers of the court resolved
itself once mors into plain Governor Zu.ick.
The undertaken and pail bearers, for the
funeral, bsve not yet been appointed,
although applicants are thicker than leaves
in valambrosa. When they get the job they
are likely to find three Of the Iiveiest
csrpses they ever tackled.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-19

EDITOR JouRxAL~AInER-It VAS my
pleasure to preach the first sermon evsl
preached in Thompson valley school house
on Sunday night, Nay 9th. When the
hour for service had arrived, who should
grset the speaker bus hand of cowboys
repfesenting williamson, Skull, Peoples,
Kirkland, Cur sod Thompson valleys.
1t vas the beginning of the rodeo in this
Wiley and the camp hsd been struck near
the school house :ste in the sftesneoo, and
all turned out to seivce. Although tho
house was crowded sith these cattle men,
the faces Of four ladies' adorned the occa
sion and ] feel tree to say that it Was never
my pleasure to address = more attentive
and orderly audience. While am writ
ing will aid that in this valley grasse.
are fine and cattle are looking well ana
many fine calves are being branded this
sesson.
The day school is A. ain 10 session ana
. sabbath schOnl has jast been organized
1 have beer in the valley Only one week
and u Is but justly dus the comnuni
that ssy my stay hes been one of social
pleasure ssd doub'y so by this "corral-
ing Of cowboys.
j. NJ. GREEN
Thompson vsiley, May 10th, 1886.
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For June, 1885, is especially noticeable
for It's runerous full-pAge illustrssions,
some Of which are exceptionally beautiful.
The Lnray Cave, in I'age County. Va. 10 the
subject Of several foe cuts. A beautiful
picture is d reproduction Of . painting by
Augustin Lhardy, entitled ~Preparatisns
for Day in the Country" and number of
coptrassed scenes on the two rivsrs, the
Rhine and the Hudson. give soae ides Of
the beauty of these tve famous streams.
An antiquarian interest attaches 10 the
article on the fst edition Of ire Pilgrims
progress with reproductions OF it, quaint
engrsvings and f,e siniie If the te1t. 4
beautiful reproduction Of zoe Of Giacs''
melli's bird pictures chow the helmet
crested hunmins-ssiird and is nest. Many
oiaes s.,su,ifai pictures fiji the number
!, while the literary portion Il up to she hlgh
| level of this favorife family nAgAziss.
Published by Mrs. Frank Leslie, So s. ane
| 81 Park P.see, New York.