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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
Wednesday's Edition.

= This is the date for wiggin's earth
 quake.
 Subscription to the reduction works proposition are very active.
 {, It is rumored that two troops ot cay 1 airy, one of the 4th and one of the 10th
 will shortly be stationed at Prescott
 When a man gets his arm into the
 treasury to the $s 900 notch, he IS sup
 posed to be "Churcheeled." Eh! Ex-MAyor, Ingwerson's health is fail ing in San Francisco Tine change of
 climate has not improved hin any. Our democratic neighbor threatens to
 cay something real naughty abou, some
 of the republican candidates if this paper continues to criticise democrats. It is hinted that a certain man, who claims 10 be deputy recorder is doing illegal registration along the line of the railroad. in the interest of democratic candidates.
 The republican platform. adopted at Tucson seems to hurt the q licate feel ings of democracy from the way in which the editorial staff an corps O; correspondents of their chief organ in Prescott squirms.
 The attention of voters is directed to the republican ticket as print d in this issue. The residence of the candidates is also printed that voters my see the fairness and justice of the republican convention in distributing tn, office to the various portions of the county in stead oi giving everything in tle shape of the lucrative positions to Prescott as was done by the democratic convention.
 Republican delegates have ieen select 1 ed by federal officials; not SO democrats; they have been named by inc workers of the territory, co we ask tile voters to 1 try Smith.-Courier. Smith was nom- mated by Thos. E. Parish, under the | orders of the United States Marshal But thenthey are "the work ers"of the party.
 In re Indian matters the Courier may l have overlooked the following fro Gov. Tritle's report of 1883, two years
 previous 10 Gov. Zuiick's occupancy of l the Gubernatorial chair: "Some of the | richest mineral and finest farming lands | in the Territory are embraced within their reservation and closed against the white settler. Remove them | to where they properly belong, aa the greatest obstacles in the path of Ari- | mas advancement and the greatest l danger to the peace and security of her people will have been done away with"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
Ransom Pos, GA R os Flap.taa

Ransom Post, G. \. R., Of Flagstaff celebrated its second anniversary by a ball on Thursday evening last
 MT. Wurzburg i. laying in tremen- dous large stock for Kuhn. Wurzburg < Co.'S. San Diego store. however he could not neglect their Prescott store and for old times sake he is bound that the Prescott people should have some of the bargains that he is now securing.
 The Flagstaff Champion has entered on its fourth volume. The Champion under its present management is a credit to the section in which it is pub lished and we are glad to note its pros- perity.
 The 10th cavalry band formerly of Whipple, but now stationed at Fort Grant, this territory, is down on the programme to play at the Miles recep- ton at Albuquerque this evening.
 Phenix votes to-day on a proposition to issue bonds in the sum of &l0.000 for 2 fire department,
 MT. Kelly Chief engineer and Superin- tendent of construction, and PAymaster Wilson of the P. & A. C. R. R. paid their drst visit to Prescott to-day.
 A graveyard has already been started .t Prescott Junction and contains two The first was a man named Sedrow andthe second was Henry c. i; Wilson who died several days since there. The latter WAS unmarried the former eft young wife and three children. Both died from natural causes.
 Msricopa county democrats have candidate on their ticket who is kind | # dua(e)l fellow. He is running for office ! m the democratic ticket, and is a candi- late for the penitentiary as we'll. with hances about even.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
FRoa fH,paY's D.ILy.

Attend the dance tonight.
 F-c 'gh;iny :n Prescott IS lively B. H Weaver has gone ou; to tn railroad.
 Dis.ric. cour, will nee, in Phenix Sep teniber 30th.
 Hon. T. J. Butler will arrive from the eouth this evening.
 J l. Fishers new building is rapidly approaching completion.
 Professor Wiudmiller's dancing school VIII ,nee. tomorrow night.
 The A-rnijo House, Albuquerque will be reopened tomorrow again.
 Thos- rrquhart ~ill leave tomorrow !o. Albuquerque to attend the fair.
 Major Kimbal accompanied General Miles las; evening on his departure for the east.
 Tafying defeated candidates is an old dodge oi the democracy IL VIII not win this year.
 General Miles is a noble looking speci- men of man Every inch soldier and gentleman.
 Lewis S;. James is running . saloon a: what is known as the Iron Camp on the railroad.
 oskAr Huber, typographical assistant engineers office of this department arrived on last nights Ash Fork stage
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
Nsryoas Dctilitstsd Hsn

You are allowed a free trial of thirt, days or the use of Dr. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt with electric suspensor, appliances for the speedy relief and per manent cure of nervous debility loss o vitality and manhood and all kindred troubles. Also for other diseases Complete restoration to health, vigol 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., 1886-09-29
Notl-c To . ttae.

The undersigned being compelled, on account of i'll health, to retire from busi- ness, for short time, a, least, all par ties indebted 10 him are requested 70 cs., at once and settle their accounts or they will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection If
 l. F. ISGwERsox
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
sepItt.

I can safely recommend Ely's Cream Balm for the cure Catsrrah, Cold in the Head, etc. Before l have used the bot tie purchased l find myself cured. At times I could scarcely smell anything and had headache most of the time Henry Lilly, Agent for the American Express Co, Grand Haven Mich Price 50 cents
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
REcIsTER.!

For the accommodation of parties de- string to register and unable to do SO during the day, the undersigned county recorder, vIl keep his office open each evening until ': 80 o'clock, until the close of registration. WI. WILKrRsox.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
RL .CKsasTaINs.

J. c. Keegan, a first-class blacksmith will, from the first of September, be in charge of l. P. Ingwerson's blacksmith and wagon shop, corner of Goodwin and Granite streets. Mir Keegan solicits a continuance of the patronage of old GUS toners, and all new ones who may see fit to give him trial
 Prescott August 2S, 1886. Ii
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

We are offering an elegant line oi ladies underwear at cost, and the very latest designs in neck ruchings. Call and see our bargains even ii you do no, want to buy.
 NJ. GOLDWNTFRS S SON
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
eOV Rent.

X handsome two story cottage, with good outhouses, well, etc. on Mccormick street. Apply to J. Thorbeck, at new bakery, near Mrs. Roach's restaurant. II She"netres' ef pseth Pssisux s:aae.
 Drs. D. and J. Pentland have, after considerable expense, commenced the manufacture of nitrous oxide gas" for the absolutely painless extraction" of teeth. They will continue to keep a good supply always on hand of pure fresh gas, so that the most simid may no longer dread the extraction of trouble come teeth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
Dusises. ,ssppsrss.isy.

WASrED.-A reliable enterprising man with good business qualities, with small capital. to open branch store in safe and profitable business in Prescott. Address "Business'' JouRNAL-MISER office giving name 70 insure a reply
 seplf.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
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To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness. early decay loss of manhood, etc, well send you 8 recipe that will cure FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D. New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
s-rAy~s Sr st- sss

A light bay geiding three years old branded 70" 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., 1886-09-29
Fly. C,..m R.ln crrad r,a n,

Ely's Cream Balm cured me of Catar- rah of many years sianding-restored my sence of smell For colds in the head it works like magic.-E. H. Sher- wood, National State Bank, Elizabeth, N. J. Eesy to use See adv.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
.sJs!gess LoCa.
s:AScF Afe.

Ha.of.-,o-si ns t,;r pEs,s'.'' Betting ~'Ik, Is jpst ias ,iire a Jf.veu, he 'um m'r comp'a'n'. B.a9hy sud paiais De fr ssir ss st' s1i"rn, tam i,e. Hpp'!yd ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
Ph0nix Decides on Having . Fire
 Department.

SPECIAL TO THE yorRNAL-NISRR.
 PH9Sixs September 2Sth-Ihe city decided by a majorityof of i3 votes ,o issue SlO.OO0 in bonds to maintain iire de partmen; and construct necessary build
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

ooe that your name is on the great sogissos Of the county. You cannot vote at the November election unioss lt has boon placed there thlS year and 70 days before the election
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

A good mich COW wanted with calf from enc to two ,nontht old. Apply to Journal Miner Office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
0oRN.

PARKER-In Prescott, September 23d.
 to the wife of F.G. Parker, . dsughts..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
FRoM MONDAYS DAILY.
 Read "Eetray Notice" in this ieeu

fRC N MONDAYS tfAllY. Read "Estray Notice" in this issue. Knights of Pythias lodge meets to- l night
 V. 4. Stephens went out to the rail-
 road to-day. Attend the meeting in the court house this evening. W. o. O'Neil returned from the rail
 road last evening. The great register contains only about l600 names at present. Prescott, furnished one lone delegate to the Albuquerque fair. Jerry Millay is an independent can.
 didate for district attorney of Maricopa county. The latest expression for . man who
 has imbibed too freely is that he is "Sedgewicked" IT. Callehan. special agent o! the .. s. land office in Washington is in Pres colt on business.
 All late improvements for dental oper-
 a,ions can be found at Dr. Pentland's, 1 our resident dentist. His work is frst-
 class in every respect and prices low. Robert McClunie, teamster for W. 2. Wilson & Co. received a telegram this
 morning announcing that his brother
 who formerly resided here had been shot
 and killed recently in Colorado town. An invitation to attend a banquet at
 the ArmIo House, Albuquerque, Sept.
 29. to be given to the New Mexico prees
 by W. E. Talbot is at hand. Sorry that
 previous engagements prevents its ac- l ceptance. The review os lessons for the last ouar.
 ter, by the Congregational Sunday
 School last evening was very interesting. 1 The church was filled with scholars of the Sunday school and their friends.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
FISHERS LOCALS.

California four at J. l.. Fishers. J. L. Fisher has on the road lot O: Mason jars for preserves. Pocket stoves 75 cents each ct J. L. Fishers
 Crystslized fruits 9 cents per box a, J. L. Fishers.
 Smoked Eels and Lamb Tongues just received by J. L. Fisher Carpets and Oil Cloth, 30 cents per yard and upward at J. L. Fishers. Fresh Butter, Eggs and Cheese from the ranch at J. L. Fishers anging lamps, glass VA re and chan. deliers best and cheapest at J. l., Fishers.
 Gold dust. bullion, county and city warrants taken in exchange for goods at J. l.. Fishers
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

Elegantly furnished yooms to let with board if desired. by Mrs Curtis of West Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
FsoM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight.

Do not fail to attend Monday nights mass meeting.
 W. C. Lstchford is running . hotel at Prescott Junction. Read the Notice of administratrix' . sale of real estate in this paper.
 Hon. T J. Butler and NO. Murphy l returned from Tucson last evening. Preaching at the N. E. church south tomorrow a, 30 pm. Sunday school al 10 30 a. m.
 Professors Gleason. French and Muir took trip of observation out to Thumb Butte this morning Parties desiring real estate in Prescott should consul. the advertisement in the JouRSAL-MISER. of the administratrix of the Moeller estate. Fanny Dsvenport's first literary effort will be printed in the Brooklyn Magazine for October. The actress's article is . vigorous reply to the question, "Is the Stage immoral?
 c. W. Beach, "the boss grader" will take his leave tomorrow for the front Charley says he will have the rail road graded in smple time to take his s.at in the next legislature.
 Hon. W. fl. Hardy, republican nomi- nee for Joint Councilman from the northern district is in the capital city shaking hands with his numerous old time friends.
 It is currently reported, and on pretty good authority that General Niles will be transferred to Leavenworth next month and that General Kautz will probably be placed in command of the department of Arizona.
 Judge Sumner Howard declined the nomiestion for Joint Councilman from this district and Hon. W. H. Hardy of Mohaye county was nominated. The nomination is an excellent one and one that will meet the approval of a majority of the voters of the district.
 The Courier is doing some good work for the success of the republican county ticket by its glaring misstatements. It is bracing up wavering republicans as well as disgusting intelligent and inde- pendent democrats by such course. Keep it up neighbor.
 Editor Morford of the Phenix Herald was delegate to the republican territo- rial alconvention in Tucson. During his absence the temporary editor took occa- sion 10 write a very fiowery description of "Phenix the future capital of Arizo- na."
 The evening service at the Congrega- tional Church will hereafter commence at seven o'clock All are cordially in- vited. Tomorrow evening the Sabbath school will review the lessons of the last quarter with other interesting exercises.
 The hop of the Prescott social club given last night. was one of the most pleasan, Yet given by the club. The at- tendance was sufficiently large for the comfort of those present, the music was good and everything passed of pleasant ly.
 NgDNO.p.~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
Shortness of Breath.

DE. FLIyrs HEART REMEDY should be taken at once when slight exertion or a hearty meal produces shortness of breath or pain in the region of the heart. At druggists sl-50. Descriptive treatise with each bottle; or address J. J Mack & O. SE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
wa,nu. Grove Rodeo.
Wanted immediately
Rooms tc Set.

Eight to ten men to chop ties. Good wages. Apply to w. \. Kelly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
Watch RepatrteR.

c. RI. Huber, frst-class practical jeweler and watchmaker, can be found at Lincoln's drug store, fully prepared to do work in his line. All work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed. Give him . trial
 At a meeting of the Stock men for Williamson Valley, September llth, it was arranged to commence the Rodeo at Neaps,on Walnut Greek, October sth, and a; John Dickson's, Skull Valley, October 5th. Both parties to meet at the Lakes, October 3Oth. Henry Clay was elected Captain of the west side, of the Williamson Valley party and Robert Blair of the East side. i'd
 PIANOS AND ORGANS.
 Of best make and superior tone, well seasoned and adapted to this climate, for sale on easy terms by
 GEo. H. CunRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
Iincoln'S.
Milch Cow Wanted.

Compound Syrup of Tar Tulu and wild cherry cures colds and coughs. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

In our southern exchanges We Do.e that our oli friend Mike Gray has received the nomination for the a.ss-n ply from Cochise county. Mike was one of the founders of Tombstone as he was also one of the very earliest Of California pioneers. While We would very much like to see soiid republican allegation sent to the legislature from Cocllse county, We know of nodeInocrat down there whom we would rather take hy the hand and welc cone 10 the capital of Arizona than Colonel Gray. He is proverbially known for his honesty and integrity and has heart ss big as an OK.
 The generals, colonels, majors, 6c who are so numerous in tine republican party, according ,c our coatemp. won their titles in defense uf the Union. Those who were '':na lahs 'kunnels' etc. on the other side arc mostly found in the democratic ranks This little rem nant of what, will no doub, he called the bloody shirt Is suggested by recent in nuendoes sgains. republican soldiers.
 wa,nu. Grove Rodeo.
 The Walnut Grove roleo will com meuee September 21tb, at the head of Castle Greek. working thence up the Hassayampa through Walnut Grove to J. W. Smith will be chief of the plains ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

Fresh Butter, Eggs and Cheese from the ranch at J. L. Fishers
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

Carpets and Oil Cloth, 30 cents per yard and upward at J. L. Fishers
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

Smoked Eels and Lamb Tongues just received by J. L. Fisher.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

ings. etc.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-05
PROCESSION OF CARTS.
Street Laborers Stop Work at Cincinnati
The Professionalism,

Street Laborers Stop Work at Cincinnati
The Freight-Handlers-
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May AT ga. m.
some 100 carriers and teamsters made a de
mnnd on the street improvement contractors
for sl5O per day OF eight hours for laborers;
for s. PER day of eight hours for cart, horse
and man, and 81 per day for team,
wagon, man On refusal to
grant the demand procession of
carts formed on East Fifth street
and every cart fell into line The leader
gave the word, the carts moved, and work
on Fifth steeet ceased. The head of the
column made for the Eighth street improve
ment, where the carriers and teamsters
dumped their loads and fell quietly into
line The work on Eighth street stopped
The strikers proceeded down Eighth to
where the bowlder crusher was at work on
Central avenue. The carriers there dumped
their loads and joined the procession. Ac-
cessiOns from all the other streets on which
improvements are being made strengthened
the column to about four squares, as it moved
up Fifth avenue About 100 workmen en-
gagged in laying granite blocks in the streets
stuck Tuesday morning.
The freight. handlers are still out The
billing clerks at the Cincinnati, Hamilton
IL Dayton freight depot refused to handle
freight Monday night, and no freight, per
ishable or otherwise has moved from this
point since the STRIFE began.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-05
THAT BLOODY CHASM
SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN FINALLY
BRlDGED AT SAVANNAH.

A New York Veteran Proposes j. DIS
Hcaith-The ''star spangied Banner"
Hail Columbia" and Dixie" Wake the
Echoes simultaneously - Remarkable
Close of Mr. Davis Tour.
SAVANNAH, Ga, May 5.--Considerable OF
q sensation was created at Monday nights
banquet, given by the Chatam artillery, by
an interruption during the regular toasts,
Capt Saunders, of the Old Guard of New
York city, rising and proposing the health
of jefferson Davis, who was present The
toast was accompanied by appropriate re-
marks Intense excitemen prevailed.
!"Dixie" and the "Star spangled
Banner were played by the
band, and the guests rose to their feet, cheer
after cheer resounding. At the subsidanee
of the applause Capt Wheaton, commanding
the artillery, rose and called on Mr.. Davis
to respond. Mr.. Davis rose slowly from his
chair Deafening yells greeted him Vol
unteer soldiers waved their hats and hand
kerchief, ratified bottles, knives, and forks
on the table, and tumuIt Undesirable en-
sued. When quiet was restored Mr.. Davis,
in calm and earnest manner, acknowledged
the compliment of gallant soldier from the
great cosmopolitan state of New York, and
said it was significant of the strength and
popularity Of the great republic that
men, brave and gallant, honoring past and
clinging to the memories Of heroic strug-
gle for what they deemed constitutional
right should thus mingle in social inter-
course and give free expression to their love
of feelings. 1t was an indisputable evidence
that there is in this country no necessity for
a standing army, that the strength of the
government lies in its citizen soldiery. This
magnificent demonstration to-day, under
the existing government, showed that while
the people of the south chung with tenacity
to the memories of the past they were fai, h
full and loyal This grand ovation to him he
regarded only in the light of personal
compliment and remembrance OF the cause
Of which he was type Those who paid
him this honor, now that he was powerless
to reward Them could be animated by no
other motive than disinterested regard for
one who had striven to DO his duty to the
position to which he had been called and al
ways remained steadfast to the principles
he had deemed just and right
The remarks elected vociferous applause,
flch was redoubled when Hail Columbia"
was played by the band, followed by
Dixie" This was feature unexpected at
the banquet, ard it was regarded with in
tense satisfaction.
The speech of Lieut. Bachelor, of the
United States army, which shortly followed
was eminently patriotic, and its comments
on remarks previously made were frequently
applauded. Bachelder's declaration that in
the event of foreign invasion the boys in
blue and gray could be found shoulder to
shoulder was greeted enthusiastically The
night viii he ever memorable in the history
of Savannah.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-05
MAY GO TO WORK.
An Order Issued Declaring on the Strike
ON the Missouri Pacific.

An Order Issued Declaring on the Strike
ON the Missouri Pacific.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 5-The order de-
claring the strike on the Gould system of
railroads at an end has been promulgated
The citizens committee, acting upon let
ter of John W. Hayes, of the general exec
utive board of the Knights of Labor, dated
April 10, agreeing to abide by any decision
reached, and appointing a committee OF con-
ference, proceeded to mediate, and on April
IS addressed u letter to the
board asking it to consider
the propristy of an immediate exec
utive order to declare the strike at an end "
This was followed by one from the Curtin
congressional committee reciting the seri-
ous losses to the country revealed in its in
designations, and requesting the members
Of the board, las American citizens having
the welfare of the country at heart, TO adj
wise 4 discontinuance of the strike
and to leave the question whether the
employees or the officers of the corpoI atoms
were justtiable to the d. cision that public
opinion NAV form when the congressional
committee shall have completed its
work"
Chairman Hayes replied to these com
mum, ations, accepting the propositions and
leaving the time for calling off the strike tc
the board This was followed by an execu-
tive order, dated Monday, and addressed
ito the members Of D. A. Nos. il, %, and
10l, and to the general assembly and non
members and persons affected by the pres
ent strike upon the Gould southwestern sys
tenn of railways" directing them to make
application this morning Ito your former
employer for employment"
Vice President Hoxie expresses his inten-
ton OF giving employ ment to the gooi men
among tho strikers, giving preferment
to those who hal families. The lead
ers, agi,ators, disturbers etc, will be sac
rificedn