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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
First publication, Oct. 6tn. lss6- aAining Application No. is3, fos a Patent he ro cowan Mining Claim.

First publication. Oct. 6tn. 1886 NAining Application No. iS3, fos a Patent he ro cowan Mining Claim.
 United States Land Office, Prescott, Arizona, Oct. 9th, lssc.
 Notice is hereby gwen that Herbert II. Logan, whose post office address IS Plie- nix, Maricopa Co. Arizona. has this day filed his appliiation for patent for loeV linear feet of the Gowan mine or vein, bearing gold and silver with surface ground GOO i: in width, situated in Green Valley mining district, county of fsva- pai, and territory of Arizona, and desig- hated by the fiei notes and official plat on file in this office as lot No 70 on un- surveyed land. Said To: No. 40 being described as follows, .o-wit:
 Beginning ... |. .ranl.S rosf, 24xlZzlO ins. set it in the ground, marked G-No. 1, with monument of stones built .loncs idle U Snireral monument, No.4, Green Valley district, bears s2s deg 0s min w, i9i it. The : W corner of luartz mill 45Ns0 if, bears \ @ deg W 2l ii. A drift 6xSx90 fl long bears \ 34 deg cow l15 it. \ shaft 6xlsxSo it deep, bears N 10 deg 24 min W ls3 1t. A shsi; 5xSxl20 1t deep tears \ 34 deg, % min w. 2l5 1t. Thence \ 5e deg % min E V .riatlon Ii degIees minutes east. 30 fi to a granite post 26Nl-xIo ms sci 1t in the ground marked G No. ,, with mon of stones built alongside. Thence \ SA deg OJ mn NJ, va l= deg O4 min E. 3o) it bottom of guleh bears \ & l.oo r. to a granite post 3fx9xS ins set II in the ground marked G. No. 2 with a mon of stones built slnpeside Thence : 5t deg % min W. va IL deg 0i min F 300 Il .o n granite post z1A lUxo ins sei IT m the ground marked c. No. i. with mon of stones built alongside. Thence $ 56 deg O min Wfsane eourse) Va II deg 0i min E 300 fl to granite post 2Ix l0x7 ins set il in the ground marked G-No.5 with mon of stones built along side. Theme 3i deg co min E "a. Ii deg 04 min E 1900 ft to granite bould- CT in place 15xI5xl2 1t marked GNo.6. thence N 56 deg 0o min E. va. II deg O4 min E 800 1t to mon and post G.Nol and place of beginning, containing 2O.o5 nearest claim is the Overland, claimed by Herbert II. Logan, lying about one half mile northeast.
 The location of this mine Is recorded in the recorders office oi Yavapai coun- ty, Arizona territory in book 9,of mines, pages As and 4T9 and III book l4 C: mines, page 46.H
 Any and all lersons claiming adversley any portion of said Gowan mine or sur face ground are required to file their ad verse claims with the register of the US. Land offic, at Prescott, in the county of Yavapai territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute
 J.L.CANP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
First Pub ies ion Oct. q. lSS6 No. | 90 for Patent to the Excursion Mining Claim.
United S; tes Land O6ce. rre,co L Arizo la. Oci i i.SG

| trc-co l. arlZD "a, Oct Q. t>cb.
 Notice Is here given nat a.racr, IT. O. ! Gtn, ~hose 2 stSifice add..s is Phoerix l Maricopa county Arizona fefritory, has th.. ! day nied ii is spo icai on for < pafent I 1 fourteen hundred snd iNen ' liaesr fec, | od The Excursion mine or ven barring gold and lTsr, SIin sur<sce rr md hun ired 60 i-et iu vit,n siiaatee in the c cen Valley LII ping dist. eoa ty of Fs,spai aUd Territory of AriZpH an d--lyua'-d n The { Id notes end sisci p.st on i ie ia Uni, of1ce as lot No 3:. Said i,, No ST b-ing des cPiot ( ss foilow., te-wi.:
 Reg nnins st 6 gran ir post 26x oxs iarhss set Doe foot in he grouli sud sdirAei :. ' with a mpnu 1cnl Cf st nss baiit q oug ds ehsft 6sSx a feel hesf- S : deg C min W B fee, sh it GxsSl5 feet deer oe.r. ss deg p Tn " li feel, ,hencs = < 0 H n 2, Var lf deg3 mIn ', 70 fee Ia. |.
 granite post :6,Ilx, inehss set ea foot
 he ground, maik-t E Noi xlha n nu-
 uent of stone rni aiOrg q. g. Si-
 ersl Incr unent No GT-.n Nsl.cy d:sfricr
 ears sS deg 10 'ria r. O lve,: ence to granite pa>t i5xl2xs ia hr> sef one foot in the ground, msrked E No2 with s mon "f stones huil along Id {; fhsnc- V - deg 20 min W, var l4 r 8 min r. ls2l fser io s'an'ie n st s-t oae ioot iI ,h. g-oa- | and marked E No 3 aiih ID .rrmeut af stoa built along iG ; .henc~ = is aet 90 min " v-r l4 drg 6 Enin -, Q feet Jo grsi g post
 &xi0xs inches Set pa- i0p. n tas q. uni. marked ? So4 vith amoquns1t rs stone. .uiit slong side; tae' ce . ls leg D mn " var is deg U3 min !, 50 feet Ia $ g-sa.- post i9x 0xs nCh set enc 'o,t in ground marked No ,, with T, 7, oi stores u r along sii-: thence : :. i D min r, var IA o-g o3 min !, If. fee u d granite post Ig i2x'O inch 2, -et one foot in the ground and marked No 6, With A mon of stones bul
 Ion side; thrnre i7 dz 4) min [. vsri Iex e3 m II E. S) icst n pos. ana uoaunEf E. No ], before esrab ishcd
 Area fl clair P, '9j5scres
 The adjoining claim s cslie h. Afb.on sho Is aimed oy be Consolid ed Excu-sioa Mining tompsny.
 The location oi this n ne l. recorded = ch. Recorders otfi.-e Of | yAPai CoI4ty and T~r : tory q Ariz pna, st Id city sf P.esec.: in . DOS Of minss. page. .9
 Any and all Ders' claim ' adversely ur portion of said Ex.JEs!aa Inine TT su fsr. ! ground are requred 70 ie their adsere ! claims with the 2 gi>tsr oi ihe United ststes Lane Otce at Prescott, in The Territory of I Arilons dlriug The sixty days p-riod of p1n. l ication here 1f or they will be barred b, yIrtl- as the proyisions Of he statute.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
Ex-Sec.tor Sharon left sso..oo fo,

Ex-Serstor Sharon left $so,soo 10, the improvement of Golden Gate park, San Frantisco. The commissioners propose to use the money by e.t,blish- ing a children's park. which will be situ- ated ia one of the most picturesque parts of the grounds. Among the features of the proposed park will be 6ne breed Oi milch COWS whose product is to be furn- shed free to children, and there will be swings. flying horses, lawr-:ennis grounds and many ether a,traadona. When the park is completed it will be called Sharon Park" in honor of the memory of the man who made the liberal dona- tion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13

The democratic bosses are at tively at work trying to whip tito line the inde- pendent voters of the party who are in clined to exercise then own powers of thinking and are inclined also U reyo.t agsia>t bossism and one man power of the patty. The fact Is they consider their case is desperate enc and will resort to desperate effJrts to retain the chronic pensioners of the party in office. Let republicans and Independent voters do their duty and a new era will dawn in Yavapai county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
Firsf Publication o.t C. 1888. S~ss~~ -S AppIie s,i so Ter q 0s seA asnseo
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 EeS ming st ini-isi asa pn .a~.. ~ht.h ts sa srs cd fs granite s.o-f stxsys f,-h~s. se o'-e 10 in ie- sroa .mar<ed D No .I sxsss feei devs. ssar Nh sse mis F ei. ', s-si s.s-. x xsi Zee d. . .. '. deS |. "io s .T. '-.i -.a sxs :. fe-, cesp os~rs .s S n .. W sIs e-3 h ..e s- .ls- {. m Q l. yss iia-s m-sE I. ;se Ia s- -n'f D. 2 isxs n s... ie.. :" 'fs 20 Id so.a ss k ss '. N, ia rsce \ II n F. vs | n mta e., res S-.s ant 7 st-x-As e-s sci . iol ia !, s-os-d. nj, sKr D Nc s. .lia is.,a rn f'ss n is- aIiis c. f-. ta-ae. l = d-- q n V v. Isse Sl m a lsa | . S.'.s'tsz pssf si .sss --t .sae .s-ot '. ih- 2 i'i- in x-d NJ vita . II t' $ 70 sn ' 7. IT -z l sssiB E G. , .e 70. <f-g.t- ps 2;ssxs sas-ss. sss ,.ss 0 m meat af s-oaes ,aiss q oax sIa- U . f"tners ru sp-n st No- sr--n Va. ! tfift arstrs ~t' '.- Ufa af ~ ( C . 2 -= 9s deg fl un' V .i3 i:s 5i E : 'i ffs TT fff sI-- {. A.eas so ] a pi +cn oa o=.in
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 he .s5 Tn ef Sa i- cur aed ic th- ' as e d. f'r vih as YsNspsi Hafy. Arxona t-srstss sf hsc v O Pr-se | tn ss.a ,an ga ts-r 70 Ss m -ook .s of na a-s, sI pag-. 4.ianS L7
 fG-Fu-r n al nirg risimsr.s r1e ] cues eialns ih 3 iseE B-~s. got | s d silver qea x i= ge tna liss ibov ie- soaf4 riT 1fn itt- I m. any .A1 all 2 Es.f1 .-is suthx tdperSriy ans r T. oo - sal bel4waIe ia ue ar serIa ( sTou0d are r-siui ed to 6ie [ -esr sdy rss ttltsns ~l b iate fesi-tsr of the fsed sta el l. nsi Q I =. Prescott, la the territory of Ari 4 or- sTsGs The sixty d ys -.rio5 O; pGrif rTiiG hes. ef pr sh=y viii be bs-r~S by vir,at of The p<swisioas of The sistas-- ] l. CAMS,
 Oct 6-i Register
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
MoRe MAsM.

Associate Editor Parish again nause- ates the readers of the Courier with . two-column rehash oe former mi.tste-
 ments.
 He nov says that Gov. zulicks e. count of the territorial debt anticipat. ed affairs one year and that the dett would amount to $7oo.ooo. Jan. Ist, 1881. And 10 make his 6gur e appeox: instet |, truth even on that future date heiacludes S,S.ooo for University pur poses. when the board of university regents have not yet organized and t is
 probable that they never will organize and that the bonds will never be issued.
 The truth is, that Gov. Zulick made his statements positively at the time and so did the author of the campaign dec ument "Dimes and Dolla,s," and that the statements were wilfully untrue and made for partisan purposes The latest diatribe is simply repet.ticn Of former misrepresen,aiions. ssdying Zulick and abusing his predecessors and as the whole business emanates from the gov ernor's office. i: can have 70 weight even w.th the uninformed whom it is intend cd to deceive.
 The territorial audit H and treasurer, have their eHces in Prescott and we challenge the associate ed:tor Of the Courier to give the exact figures which are easily ob.ainable and if necessary vii be sworn to by those ofhcer<
 If he tells the truth nov he will have to admi; that he has lied formerly in his efforts to injure the territorial credit. The democratic patty will never succeed by misrepresenting Gsv. Tritle and his administration and they seem to know no other method. .neitter will the present administration intreneh itself with the people by abusing previous enc. Deeds, not words are required of the present officials before they can expect hes confidence of the people.
 Our coutemp, expressed grave 6eass lev days since that if the oGice of county treasurer should pass into the hands of my other than.E Cock the funds would ,e used by some bank. In making bis settlements si:h the board of MT. Cook presented . bauk 1 certificate of deposit ia lieu Of the cash to be ,n theueasury from which t seems that some bank already enjoys thas p,ivileee
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
HR fshn1siss o,Ass9 Al0a Mining Application No. l88, ol na1o H. Logan. for U. s. Patent jk the Liberty Mining Clair.
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 frsseses. fsrspai Co. Assssaa. e. = Sosiee is heFehY giysa sAes HHhas G k~ = poss o0>s addreo is Phoenix, XAsicoA CoSH S so<y of AnsoaA. has shiD1Ay 1lsd h6 sgpkmD6, or vesn beaziag god aud alves. viiA sHAa 5o hundred fees in width atHssd ia 0FUo vaka0V UsS:xssf, CounsY of Ysvspai, 1s sisnsT q AnR0 dszxnAsed by tho eeld noss and o0dh ph s6 be..g dess sibsd e fsEioss, ss ~is:
 Beginning asa grAniss poss ssxl1x1 iR. a1s1! ground zaAfxed No l, v1ta aDpp11nR amu &.cnsAds Thence D lss IF 70 lSe0a - es [ 10 ?. with . moaunsns os asnes bub a Thence s5 . tss vs lS soae lso0 Q Q iex ins ses il ia the gruund nar<si [ soA - ua.ent os stones euals aauaglide 1hDosns1SS is M o4s : sS s T ss 2 g:.aiss pcs ss.i1eAsS9' eaas alongzde 1nsnos lee Iiv enns o0er oS 50 6 so granite pose aixlzxDh. ae ground uaa-ssd no 5. with annun0sa Ane gsanass pos a,xllxs in. - l n ia tAe Ugs.A = ' 10 5. wssh Dooameus of ssso0 S1,is = Thence . lA . lie val oS's 3ee 0 0s 80l p,ss DO l. and paAee q beginning. O ecfsA Ins 70 ,asaca of shis mine . reesesaSlI arders occs of Ysrapd County. Asno sook 2. Of xine.. pages S's ed S.0 Iaere ars no adjoining e,aimA Ihs - lS shs oserAad, afuAsed aoo fess veseeziY Herbert IL Logan- Tnvsrss Ens from poss [ No Ito C .sSs SGresn Saner dise Commencing q poe sA, deg os min v, var i4 deg e min .. e Verde ca Q and s2s, sea .. fro0 Asse b2sE. 70 osS oA min c. thence (: deg aais min c. 70 feet. road sears . and Bo ban 10 deg min i3as ss=s. corner .a mining c,a:n 70 :, ssa bears D e deg .. deS ., var lS d-g = min c. 5oo feet boeeco SEr tasn,e 8 deg ss u.in v. var IS deg e s@ to |. s. min 70 c. Y. d,srrict
 An aad al psrsoas eiaining adsefseiy em os a.! Lsberrf mine or surface ground sS S ele tasir sdserss claims with the Aeg1e9 ' ted States Land o1Ece Af Prescott YasaPG Ca Ie-r.tors during the ssxfr dsrs pefio6 hereof. or they viu be barred hY viFsafe q f1 .o.s ci the statute
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
First publication Oct. 6, 1886. Mining Application do. i87 Of heroert h. logan for Patent to Golden Hreacsl Mining Claim.
United States Land Office, ]

United States Land Ottiee,
 Prescott, Yayspai county, Arizona, October 6:h, 1sS6.
 Notice Is hereby given that Herbert H. Logan, whose post office address is Phenix, haricopa county, Arizona terri tory, has this day fled his application l for d paten. for 7S0 linear feet of the Golden Wreath mine or vein bearing gold and silver with surface ground five hundred and ninety-one and two-senths feet in width situated h Green Valley mining district, county of Ysyapai, ter ntory CI Arizona, and designated by the fieli notes and official plat on file in this otiice as lot No. F on unsurveyed lands. Said 10, No. 4 being described as fol- lows, to-wit:
 be-lnning at grsni'e pos 2IxI0xS ina. set Q e ioot ia the grnuni aud marked c " Nn ', g.td m1auuen, Q! stOns- b1il slony -id-', q. S- mineral n ,numenr Nos Cree. ll-y district bears N a deg 8 min 1893 feel di-t- -n'. shalt 61>x5D fs-t deep, bs = S
 oteg 8 mia E 55) feet is,.at shafi exsx S' feet ce-p, bears deg 4e aIjn " 20 lee dis;. hence \ p deS i3 min ". var |. degsi TuIl T. s oag h. 0x Bow claim 80 feet 10 gran l. post 24Ii0xS ms set one fost In the .ro1nf, mrk " SJ5 wi.a . mosumcat ni stones b it a oog side: hence ; r. dx3, "HsH ssi To Af tnt1 L., s>p iec- ts a gT iaiir pos' 2iXIxT ins, set one so. in the g7euEd.rSa k d h WSo 2, aiih a mon ot stone 5l aisu -iIs, tGen ss9 leg h min ' iF dvg 5I min '. SD fee t,s xraait. pp. sJXf' ', ns Set ne iOps n ne sr9u d and maFa | C " No |, win m m,uu ser. r st hes bull long Id thence 'gd-g B min E, Var i3 deg 5 mil ?. f>.me coars-) sO5 ieet granite pot 2fI x9 ia-. se' one foo l ia The gr alf, m fkr4 \ ,, W'tu . n ,n | oees D Ii.i 4ioas side: t1enc NIb a-g |
 , mir-W vsr I3 feg5 Inn E. 70 feet to granite uo.t I9Al1 x9 ms, set one foo iu b, | asr md, n sraei C V Np6, wi,h q monnm | | "f 'on-- ba u slnng st theme N @ de I3 niu W, va l3d-g 5I mn t, a'ong the II | SJw claim S01 feet to post W No GIG | place os og nning-
 = ma ming Io.A zcres-
 Ta- St'S Uj hi. mine is recorSed H. he EerorJes's office O. Yav s.i ,ouu.y Arr sfs terriio ', ia book |. 9 0! nine, p.g ss5
 The adjoining claim on the north is called the Ox-Bow and Is claimed by | Herbert ii. Logan aud Al. Sieber. Any | and all persons claiming adversely any portion oi said Golden Wreath mine or | ysin or surface ground are required to file their adverse claim. with the register of the U.S.Land office st Prescott, in the county of Yayarai, territory oi Arizona, turing the sixty days period Of publica- .loa hereof, or they will be barrel by 'iriu= of the provis oas of ;ne statute.
 JLCAMP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
SILVER CALL

The colossal gall depicted in late Courier leader on the silver question ex eeeds ia magnitude of presump,ive cheek and eeo.isti;al ignorance anything heretofore produced by the editorial staff Of that paper.
 The st.itude of Cleveland's admins tration towards silver is % universally undentood throughout the country that it would be ,i1iculous presumption on cur part to present it here and the enormity of the Courier wi,ers' gall in the position taken by him is somtthins incomprehensible on any other hypcshe- sis thaa that he attempted . most silly and wr.tched burlesque.
 The leading journals Of the country of all political complexions xiIl no doubt be thundesstruck to discover ID the Courier leader. if by any accident 1t cones ~ithin the notice ot any of them thst they have all been laboring under . aisspprehension of the faatx
 No one denies that the rank aod 6:e of the democracy are favorable to silver. Ssfar very few if any ~ill take issue with the associate editor of the Courier, bat when the quasi editor assumes that 10 responsibility attaches to the admirissra- tioa for the late deprecsation of silver ,nd the great injnry visited upon the mi- ring industries of the ve.t.rn states and territories be goes % far beyond the Iinits of truth that his labosed eGort can oely inspire ridicule.
 In the outset of lis admiristrstien MT. Cleveland wrote . letter on the silver question which proved him to be unde, the influence of the Wall street golo bugs; his secretary et the treasury is an acknowledged gold bug. and the eGoss Of the administration have been consistent throughout against silver; every intelligen reader in the country knows thls and rpea,ing sueh positive evidence is ab- surdly superauoux
 Late dispatches declars that the Presi- dent is organizing his forces for . more determined and successful onslaught on the favoeite currency Of the country.
 It IS positively asserted that he has been busily engaged in proselJting southern members to his ideas and it is declared that he has succeeded in get ting that able demoeratic senator and stalvart friend oi silver, Beck, to modify his sievs and withdraw his active oppo a,ion to the demonstration Of silver. Grover Cleveland has sent two messases to congress recommending that the coin- age of silver be stopped Great Scott. what assurance the Courier writer has to imagine that be can fool even obscure reade;s of that paper of the position Of the democratic administration towards silver.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
F--z. Pa5i,a.;o. o-t sIssj- Ei"ir. s?ssc.ss.s . lSA sf H-r. bers K. fssxs-. rr fA.ent fer - the s sn mt Wi.sa- C3He
Cl--e1 S.Asss Llnd cN,e,

Pre=,ctr, YaF.pai Co. A-izona. ocs s Isse
 Sotiee $ 1sr.oy s4ssn iaa- deroer. d. LoxAa wacse os- oa ;c 24t-e-s is Paxis Mari oya county Arzona LerFl9-, h-s Ia.s day ae1 his AJpca:ol tor patent Tor na- -L1 e ia- aset ot tls uns CT yen SalS So1 s2l sre-. with s1rsa ground six hundred t-s .a si-l sll2atsd Green Fal.GY Mining D1s.-rx saF.qAi Soi1- IerE--J-Y C. An oaa, and d-sgrased pr tas 1e notes a-- o -1 ae in snis oA e e Lo- No ss ol -ns1-vsrsi S4-s Sud SJ- No 6 hs- il-s c35 d as follows, b sl..
 5s1aiag .. yTa1i-. post zfS.1x1 as sst ft Ia sse sro-nd uar Cd No !, lao1zr7sar of stone bal -1--ss-1@ Taense ;. q sl "a lso 8 L. 3oJ .r to sr- IT, os SsS4lx.i1s s=. q. ta> ground r,s-sed NO :. win a no-11 Q. ssoass but. slonyxie N S I9-a.2 H-oa1L-at No. ,, Green NsleY si-irx Dis mt o-a-s !, -.l L 5 r. G.s. slnber-d sta.e 1--xiSS ;i iSsP win c-..ts &>, bears V. 5<, |. 11 s14-r 5k -sJ :t dsss 5sars ss q 5sa ff 4s. Ia@1-- 5'- 45 V "a .s- gs 50 fl to xran.ss poss21iA i-s. s-- T. in tas ground rarSed No a ~1.l -loaa;n r ,; s.oass e-iit aelss.d. 1h.ns N = s- VA -f S5 ? sJJ r. .o granite post 2<x,1xs .1s ss. | ia las goIli al-sei No .ita a m snu- .lsa@ .. s-9-sI ol--. . o1ys3s Taerce S}sIyE va Il 5ss r. to a.Jaa -zt and post So l. and ola ,a q. as.aaiaf eol-aini-s IA serzs Tns To ae.sr os ts nni ii s-o-1 i1 ,1s He o-isrs o.a e os Yayapa: So--tI Arszoa T-r.to-T. ia Boo. Of raas a: ps,c - .A-s- .s lo s--7n--- claim Iae aesrss, ela.u. . l--= Los-tt r-ly claim. a5ou. tE-es r,.ie, to rls sll'A-s-S., e---1lSI pr Es-s=rt E. Loyz-
 AZ! al- - 1@rsJas c.i-cny aiveTzs.T any portion c. Al >--t I-.Is 5- s1--e groa14 required .o fl. ls-r @1s~Ise claims vl.l -1a Register .: .E.. CE.-sd sas-s A--1 Oe @t Pr ss.t, il ths C0--.To Tavapsi -s-.,t Q. A-.soa,. during tas SKY esIs period oi ls l-rol herec: theT Wl. 5s barred 5y virtue Of iss pssy...ss .. .ss s:s...a
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13

Apeeuliar mystery will be solved in London the twenty-secend day of this month. Fifty years ago. or nearly so Sir John Sloane, . descendent of the founder of the British museum, died and left sa rooms in his spacious residence sealed. with positive orders in his will sbst they were not to be opened for fifty years after hls death. His wishes have been respected to the letter. and for fifty years the twenty two rooms have remain ed in their darkness and solitude. Thi, month they will be opened and there is much speculation as to their probable contents. They may cortain vast ars treasures, and they may reveal to the world family skeleton. In any evert the chances are that there will be no end of moths. dust and cobwebe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
eo1 coVNIY 0EcoQ0gR.

Dan. l. Rotinson, canCi date for county
 recorder on the republican ticket is .
 native of Vermont, having been born
 there in Iss4, and being nov 8 years of
 age. He has been a residen, of this
 territory since 1871. having been ia the
 employ Of one firm, C. P Head&Co.. of
 Camp Verde for seven yearx He is a
 young man of temperate and industrious
 habits, we'll qualified by education and
 otherwise to fill the position of county
 recorder. His popularity was we'll a,t-s-
 ted in the convention. receiving the nom
 iaatiso by exclamation. without dissent
 ing vete. By his uniform courtesy and
 urbanity of manners. as well as his
 straight toward honesty and integrity towards those with whom he has transa6t- cd business, he has acquired a universal
 popularity among all parties in the section m which he has lived. The voters of this county can not do better than by electing him to the posiri,n for
 witch he has been nominated, as they no doubt ~iIl The Flagstaff Champion has the following endorsement of him;
 'Dan. |. Robinson, nominated for recorder, IS m the cattle business a. the Verde. Hewas for some years connected wth the mercantile house ofC. P. Head &Co. at Prescott. Though comparatively . young man, Mir. Robinson has had a large experience in various kinds of business which xill make his sersice at the head of the recorders office. His great personal popularity, irrespective of party affiliations, wherever be has resided, especially in the Verde valley. ~ill add immensely to the whole ticket, besides ensuring his own success at the next election"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13

Associate JustIce fvr.er indignst'v results the insinustion, recently given out from ce,tlin quarters, that he had privas.- ly announced hls decision in the insane asylum ease, in advance of his decision in open Court Trii is in perfect keek- ing ~ita!the opinon expressed st the tine by the JouRNAL-MISER of Judge Porter. The attempt to get up desi,ion ia the cases for him will probably fail