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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-26

The ballet of the Paris opera costs $500
600 a year,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-26

Draining Mexico City.
Diaz has set heart on draining the City
of Mexico, where, for the lack of good
sewers, deaths guns NOW down some
10000 persons a year.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-26

Car load of Seed Oats, 90-day variety
Just received by Vertrees & Co. oc23-4
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-26

Lime, Plaster and Cement, in any
quantity, and at low prices, for sale by
NertreeS & Co. oct23-4t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
The Plaes se nxeeasasa,

The scafDld to b. used ia the sxscution of D. ". Dilda on Friday, vas lasdsl on wsgoo this morning and taken to ravine soout one m,'e wes of town, whers the execution will take place, Sheriff Mulvenon having decided 10 s,cede to the requsss of | number of citizens not to have the sxeeu- tion in the plaza
 Phiiip Richardson, who originally built the structure, has been given the eootract for u .cipg it in petition.
 Dilda seems to have fall ssalisstion of bis petition, but when asksd by 6hsfid Mulvencn if hs desired to see minister, he replied in the negative. He refuses e talk to any of she oficers on the subject sf h,s crime or about his prrvious history, Sheriff Museoon will tomorrow psEchase . nev SUI, of clothes for him, and will havs hin shaved and his hair cu', prepsratory to the las, scene of bis life oo Friday. He will b. placed in his cell tonight, aad kept thsfe until taken from i, on Friday for exscutios. H .rstofore he has had the freedom of tho corridor, under . guard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
The special Tax.

The election fir the .pecisl tax to csry on the schools for the r.msnder of the year will take plscs on Wednesday. l. requires . two third vote lo carry The Iax 1bc law, boWever, gives the Bpsid of Tru-iees, tue authority 10 levy srscisl ,sx without sub hitting if 10 vote If the pc 'ple to carry oa the setools for period of five months, tho law requiring schools to be kep. open for that pxIi,.d. The lsw, ia this respect. has been complied the full five months tern having been held, but the trustees are is debt sbou SsoO for tha. time.
 Such being ,lse c-s- i, will br compulsory on their part to l. sss~cisl tax 'c psy ofi this indebtedness, ssd tle espensc If assess ing and collecting an auouu, ssficient to carry on the schools foe the remainder of the year will be ligh'; the difference being oaly in the amount required. With this anje,s; ud:ng '. the case many who v1u'c otherwise have voted sgsinst it will now vote for it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Fpou MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MoNpAY DAILY.
 The Pres cost Grsys have started . gym nasium.
 California mail failed to cesnees lase evening.
 Mayer Kelly is in receipt of good ra,lrcad news from T. s. Bullock.
 The 6remen are spsring DO mssns to make their bali . grand success.
 .Old Grizzly" occupies . front seai away up on top in the Orc rino bus,nsss. Board of superv'sors are in ss ssion to-day | with J. W. Dougherty ss chairman. The monthly exchange of coin in the shape of collections took place to-d.y. The Lypx Creek plsccr mines are just now the Mecca 10 ~hich pleasure seekers resort.
 J. E. Anderson left for the railroad camp yesterday. He expects MT. Bullock 10 arrive ID less than . n nh. Paul Broen bss disposed of all his inter esis at the Needles, Csiifornis, and hAs To- caied in San frspciss,. Tue Board of Supervisors have hal 6 wrestling match with propo,sls for vsricu, su, pies fo. the cu.ren' year 10 day. DIouI~io Bacs, our County Treasurer, is under bonds to answer 10 the next grand jury for getting out search warrants in the cafe robbery cAs.. What nt1,i-Oion Era.
 The attention of the travelling public, ss we'll ss others in search of good lodging ac- commodatioas, is called to the advertise mer: of the Waldo House ip to-day's isue
 Col. H. 4, Big-Iow is developing some properties on Slate Creek which be thinks will prove bonsnE.s. He s,ys he has 10 desIre to engage in journalism as was re gently reported. E S,ahl, the veteran asssyer of Prescott, has card in to-dsy.s issue. He is 6 care ful and correct ,sssyer, and parsies haviog anything in bis line can do DO better than cy calling on bim.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
TIE nae Lerrnsx rnlzs.
The lase DrsWing ef che Louis lana Lottery.


 TAs lass Drawi.s sf she Lssis-U -
 iaas Lottery.
 Jacob Marzolf is . jovial German, wh came to California in the early days, sn' finally sstsled down e proprietor of litsl' saloon as Bi ak Station, Yole County. Fo ! ten years "Jakes Saloon" has been . wel known resort there. About year ago c c. Howx, who spent most of his time pros- pectirg in the neighboriug hills, although with little success, suggested to Jake ths' they might ''strike it rich" by investing in The LOuisisns State Lottery. ca Jan. Ist, Ie6S, the two started ID together 10 buy five q ticksss every month for one year. They were lucky in the fss drawing, and oon- tinued winning small przes amounting to over t20o. Just before the last drawing they decided to quit buying tickets alto geshss when the year xss over. Howx wen, into the hills, Jake tended bis saloon, and seithsr drsaued of the good fortune m store for then. When the news cane over the Wifes that soos ono at Blacks Station had drswn ooe te.sh of the capital prize, $l5o, co, the little town was excited with curi osity as to who was the lucky man. Jake went into his well worn pocket book, and wss ovsijoysd on seeing that one of tie tickets which it contained vas number 6o,25S. His partner was immediAeiy noti- fled of ,he bonanss they had struck He returned to towI, and when the money vas collected sooa after, through the Bank of Woodland, it was divided between the two. Both have altered their resolu ion in regard to buying tickets and viii continue invest- ing on larger scale during the present year.
 A happy looking, handsome man stepped out of the office in the produce store at 437 Eleventh Street, West Oakland, snd pleas antly greeted Call repor CT, who had in- quired for Columbus R. Lewis Mr. Lewis is another participation in ibe good luck that fell to Caliiornis Tn the December 1rswing of The Louisiana State Lottery, having won one tenth of the $l5s, ,0s0 prize He is . widely known citizen of Oakland, and resides with his family in a cosy home, st l4s3 Brush Street. He came to C.liior. mia in 1860 and has been produce mer- chant across the bay IA yeais. He has not been at sll aurr,ed by the receipt of his big Christnas present, and Is IS methodical in his business as ever. He began buying lot tery tickets many year. ago. and has COD t,nued doing so of and on ever since. By experience he grew to accept the outcome of each drawing ptilcscphica!ly, and he calmly heard the news when tod that the coupon No. 59,355, which he held, made him tl5,e0e r,cher thsn be Lad b en be. fore. San francisco also kept up its run sf luck n the Lottery, Henry Adsms, of 427 Geary Street, having won q 900 ID the sst drawing.-Saa Frsncico, (Californis,) Usil, Jan. 10.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Wednesdays Edition.

The Granrte Creek bridge is open for tra
 vel again.
 Col. McGonigle hes returned from So.
 Francisco.
 Eastern Star Lodge will meet ton osrov,
 Tbursday evening
 Will Curry has gone to the Verde O .
 weeks bunting expedition. Get . copy of the AnusxA WxHxIY JouRxAL~MNEa s,d send it to your frisnds in the east.
 Dan Thorne and family returned to Prss- colt last evening after several noaths' ab- sence in the east. Aessrs. Webster | Ridenlsm have ten tons of good grade ore on the H.sssyanps ready for shipment to the smelter st Pse- blo.
 county Treasurer E. J. Cook. who hes bee1 confined to his house from sickoess for some time was able to bs on the streets to- day.
 Postmaster Marsh yesterday did tbs lsrg- est cash busipess ever transacted in the Prescott postofice. He eashed money order, and postal notes tn the amount of e3,1Sss3.
 An,ona Lodge. No. 1, % O. F. has elected Samuel Hill to represent it at the ney, s..sion ot the Grand Lodge ts bs held a' Tombstone in April next.
 The contract for treating indigept sick outside of the hospital vas awarded to Dr. J. N. McCandless today at oil per month by the Board ofsupervisoes-
 Friends of Lieut.. Mans is Prescott, asd be has host of them here, ere plsaasd to read of his bravery snd coursge in coss- msnd of troops and scouts sstsr the death of Captain Crawl sd.
 Jerome Hoover, an old timer in Prescott is back home again. Parties who become tired of the town and leave in search of better pastures return sooner or later. We know several o,hsrs who would be Rlad to get back again.
 Many residents of Prescott orc not svars that within eight or nine miles of this city, on Wolf Creek, there are beautiful water | falls. The water of the sbovs cfsek comss | dsshing down over precipice forty feet n height, making beautiful picture. A party visited them on horsc back yesterday, and | . sketch of the falls vas tsken by Mn. ?. W. Blake.
 The editor of our morning contemposary is troubled with failing memory. h this mornings issue he speaks of "rspablicas doing the msasursnent e work done by republican pspers for the legisla- ture. The "messuresn wses Thos. '. weedIn, democrat, and Gso. W. Brov,. republican, NIT. Stewart being . nsmbsr ef the committee.
 The Star reiterates the suggsstion that 1t is the part of wisdom for the prsss to rs- frsin from expressing the opinion e to what will be done wi,h the hostiles if they Let that be dessrminsd sfts We have them in hand. It is . faet we'll knevn that there are parties fFisadly to tbe hostiies who give them the sews Threats made now will do harm and pc vent their surrender. Let us est them firss, snd ts en let fhe law t-ke its course.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
The Best Internal ReneAy.

Brandre,his Pili,the best medicine known for all diseases. They .se purely vegetable. The same dose always produces the same effect; other purga'ives require increased doses, and finally cease acting. They purify the blood They invigorate the digestion snd cleanse the stomach and bowels They stimulate the live- and carry of vltia,ed bile and other depraved secre;ions. The first two or three doses tells the story. The skin becomes clear; the eye, bright; the mind, active; digestion IS restored; costivs- ness cured; the animal vigos recruited, and al! decay arrested.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Death of 1rs. Dsyard.

Secretary Bayard yesterday received by telegraph the sad news of the death of his mother. l. is only few weeks since the death of his sisier was announced. Mrs. Bsysrd, vho is an invalid, sustaioed such . shock from the sudden death of ber dsush. ter, that che too suecumbed to the grim monster. Ar. Bsys-d has the sympathy of the entire community and territory in bis bereavement.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
j. 1. FISHERS I0CA.

overeoats from $s.cs and upward U. L. Eisher's.
 Blankets and Quilts q yosf own prics as J. L. Fisher's.
 Boys and Mems Button Shoes,t % per pair st J. L. Fisaer's.
 Flower Pot Brackets st J. L. Fish CTS.
 BAIed Alfalfa hay and heat hay, cheap at J. L. Fishef's.
 Carpets and Oil Cloth, 50 ssnts per yard and upwards, as J. [. FiaherS. Fresh Butter and Egg fr, n the ranch just received ss J. L Fishers- Fresh Smoked Shsd and Herring ct J. L. Fishers.
 Rubber Boots and arctics in great variety ct J. L. Fishers.
 Hanging lamps and cha ndeliers best snd cheapest al J. L. Fishers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Board sG Dupervisors.

Board met purssan to adjournment at 10 o'clock A. x, Monday, Feb. ls,. The appointment of J W Dougherty to the office of supervisor and chairman of the board vas read, and Mir Dougherty took his seat.
 On motion an exfmption of q 900 was allowed Mrs Geo W Cur.i-, ridcw. The following bills were audited and allowed:
 Sam Hill, jurors certiic,tr ..ss co D r Mitchell, ... 6 % J c Martin, printing ...-..... CO Sumner Whitney q C., book. ..... 6 co Rssolutions in regard 'o the death of Supsrvis ,r Hutchinson, published elsewhere were adopted.
 Bill of A P Abbott for $le for bear sca;r; sllowed.
 The following coc:rsc's were awarded: \ q R .nisl, barisls. Si l2.50 ea:t. c SckueTman, board of p i>o1ers at 25 Cts
 per meal. R K Robinson, care of 'ndigrnt sick. al
 el6s per month. ] W Wilson . O., for furnishing ststion-
 cry,
 4 communication was TeceIv.d from the city council relative to the place of exseu- tioa of D W Dilds, and laid on the table. Adjourned till 10 A II Tuesday.
 Tuesjsy Feb. 2d. The following bills were audited and allowed:
 V N Kelly, jurors certificate ...-. .s6 % Joseph DuPres, -...-.- co
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
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O9O 01Do oDA k1 Co0lavaho Rioeer 0a11n8 Co0panles. AishtGan
 AD1 ARlnOoa.

Oso 1ano anl L. Csslavahs PieeeI
 Uanang ConDanBes. AieAtgan AnA Astssoa.
 Western Ofkcs of
 Oas Hrxo PLACER AIsIxG Co.,,
 Ono FIx CAMP. ARIZONA.
 January g, 1sss. WA the usdsrsignsd committee. chosen by the ssoekholders of, and ovnsn in Gro Fino Placer Mining Company, and La Coolavaho Piacer Mining Company, to in- vsstigate, sxsmias and report upon the properties and business matters pertaining to said nising oompaniss, make the follow. ing spot:
 We have carefully and thoroughly exam iDed the properties, management, work and books and accounts of said companies, and dnd
 The properties of each of said companies are Als' class and better than were repre- sentsd by any interested pArtiss.
 II.
 The management of ibe properties of both of said companies is and has constant ly been first elass in every particular, and the charges made against Warren Callen, who is President of both of sad mining companies and \. W. Callen, who is and has been General Manager for both said mining companies, all of the time from their frss organization. by the discharged superintendent E. J. Huesson, are unjus.f=d false and untrue in every particular.
 III. The development of and work upon the properties of both of said companies is first class and better and more extensive than 1 ever represented by any interested per son. The books and accounts of each of said | arc ell straight, and free from l error, and the L. Coolavsho Company owes DO man . nickel and has money in the l treasury, and the Gro Fino Company owes but few debts, asd has money in the treas- ury mors than smple to pay its indebted ness. WaSrea Cslleo, who is and has bee President of both said mining companies, nd \. W, Caller, who IS and has been General Manager of both of sad companies from their first organization. are both heavy owners in each, and have promptly paid 'heir proportion of s,l the expenses and and hsve never usel dollar .f either compaLys money for individual purposes, and have never, at any time, been indebted to either company, and neither ,f them rsreived any salary or e,mpensa. liou.
 D~ia.a nfrn Ps.aa.s' a.n' COMMITTEE.
 STEPHEN N. GAGE.
 ORo PLACER MiNrxs
 CAAP, A. T.,
 January esth, 1886. We. the undersigned, having full knew sdgs of the properties and entire business # said miuiLs companies, coincide in the spilioas aad fndings of the committee and lppsoss this rport.
 c. M. HAGADORN, Treasurer Gro Fino and La Cool lsvaho Min. ing Companies.
 PRANK DOLPH, Secretary and Auditor Gro Emo and La Coolsvaho Mining Companies
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Whas's la . Name.

Shakespeare says; "Whsss in . nsosi . rose by sry other name would smell e sweet" The healing power of se. Jacohs OI does no., of course, lie in its name {; but that nsus has virtually become house hold word all over the world, bscaass when men bear it, they rscoeniss it = the con queros If pain.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
ReoolutaOoO Of Coincidence. Omcs of Boari of Supervisors of ]
 YAvsrA CcuNTY, ! PREsCoIT, ARIz., Feb. 1, 1886. )

WHEREAS, This board hss received the sad intelligence of the sudden death of Eop. V. W. Hutchinson, Csairmsn O. the Board of Supervisors of Ysvspai County. There fore b. It
 RssoLvKp, That in tbis grest befesve- oent the county has lost c true, iltelligen; and conscientious tfic.r. ever. indus ,trinus and psinstaking ia the dis .hargs of the da- ties of the trust imposed on him.
 The e mmuui,y at large has ben depris- d of . genial, honorahle and worthy eiti. zes, whose generous acts and pubic splits, no lees than bis social friendship has en- dsared him to all ~ho had the plea ure oi bic acquaintance.
 RKsoL vup. Ina, ttis expression of the sorrow ot the board be spread on ,ke jour nAI-snd . certified cog! be sent to ,h. beresvsd fan,ly of our deceased colleague.
 J.W. DoUsHxRIY, Chairman. W. c. WrxeFIKLn, J. D. CoK, Supervisors Tho sbove resolutions were unanimously adopted, spread on the minutes and ordered pabished. D. P. ArNHKLI, Clerk,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Notice for PubIieafios.
LAND 0FFIcsAr PaEsoorr, AnEsoxA
 F bruxrx li fssS

FebruAry Si, is66.
 Not'e. is hereby given thSt the following named settler has tled notice of his intentiou 10 make final proof in support of Ais elssR, and that said proof will be 1aAe beeore the Register and Receiver of the Ucited etases Land Ofice a; Prescott. Arizona. on the day of March. IS56, via: George c. Webster, O. Prescott, Ark onA, for his Declaratosy State ment No l.l4. f,r The south E of the north vest 1 and the north H Of the soath vest J section NJ. two, @ ], Township No rourteeR li4) north of range Ns- tvo O west.
 Be names the fo1oGiRg vitnesseS ta prove his continuous residence upoa, ed e1ltiys- ten of said, land, viz. Oe Reterson, ]. D. Cook, Thomas (. Bray and Robert E. Barnister, eIl Q: Prescott. Tsvspai Co. Ariyoas Territssy,
 IuoaAs WIG.
 Reginsee.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
wAy tAs RAasss owsrs.

With terrific cold in his hesd, And his eye'ids heavy and sore. The editor sat in broken chair, And bitterly, earnestly svore. \ youth hsd dropped in with . poem, man WAS there with . dun, And a chap had entered 10 tell him II " the raper ought to be run. An irAte subscriber had told him That bis sheet won't fs to DC read, Wiile sno:ter had carefully promised To puoch the editors head. The foreman was yelling for copy, The wind whistled in st the door, And this, with few other reasons, Is why tLr edi;o, swose. Bat the asg-l who took it to Heaven Reeorded this v-rdrcs there: "The jury fad, is the present case, Twas jistifi ,ble swesr!"
 -Printen' Cinculas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
DuXIu1 LOCALS.

~0ar Chieftsin,' oply 5 cents, and e good e sny 10 cent cigar n the town, at Aitkeas CSaa Store. If
 Just received, st Hutchinson & Co.'S. corner Drug Seore, another invoice of Wizard Oil, Elys Cream Balm and other eopular remsdies. god
 For ten or twelve. yean l have beea sevsrsly afflicted with casarrh. Never before found ueh decided relief as from Ely1 Cream balm. I coosider myself cured. -. ". Buyvnsros, Mechanicsville; N. [. (Prics % esas,)
 Rhesnstism, Goat aod Neuralgia are geaesally oaased by urea in the blood, and t n oos of the special properties of Dr. Riehnoed's 6anasitan Eervins to eradicate slI thsss disosdsn. For sale ct C. $. Hutch ssoa . Co.'S corner .irsg store. E
 h one week ElyS Cream Balm opened . psssags in one nostnl. through which l hsA not brssthed in thrss ysazs, subiued an inflammation Tn ny head and throat, the rssult of casarrh. Colonel o. N. Neil!iay, 0swego, N. '. (Sss sdv.l
 We will furnish the wxxKLy JOURNAL nun sad tho Weekly San Francisco Call soe ts.So year.
 Instrunental snd vocal sheet music, also nusie books fos sale by Miss Adds Moore, Csgtss Street. If
 Csevsy has gone to Tonro Basin for fev daYs, bu, leaves Mr Geo. II. Huber, . oonrErExn vsichnskcr in charge dunng his absence. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Dse n.sses'c Chsp nsuss.

Asatesuna Street. Prescott. All the deli saca0 of the Home, Saa Fsaneisco and Eassap City mazkes. Cu0prising: Fresh Hsh. 0yssen, Lobsssn. Chickens. Pigs Ree.. rniPe, Spioed Lanhs, Toagsss, Salad, etc, |, sts., Dinner iron { to ?. IL Elegant Prvsss Rooas Attsehed, euppers and Prisass Diassn . specially. Pricss to suit tAs en0. Opsa day ed nighs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
BORN i.

wOLF.-la Prescott, January s0,h, to the
 wife ot Heraan WolG . dAuA hs CT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Motice tur Publication.
LAxD orrIcs AZ Pxrsoorr. AzIzaxA.

LAND OFEfca AT PEKsoorT- AzIz9NA-
 JanHxsy z7lh, Jss6.
 Notice Is hereby gwen that the foIlewinT- nan d settler has fled notice oi his intention 10 make final proof Ia support of bis elzira, and that said proof vin be made before fle Register and Receiver of the Uus<et Stx:<s Land o1ee q Prescott, Arizona, oa the first day of March, fe-6. VIZ. James T. N1eds, of Camp Verde, Txsspsi county. Arikons for hss DsclsrStsry statement No. 1a2. for the vest i< of the southwest | of sectioa No eierea- (ul in Township No. sixfeea fls} North of Range No Four @ E.sf.
 He names the fDliosfng wifnesses b rrore bis eon;inEeus resid>aee . ,en. and csltivzt- i0n of sad lssd, VIE. DAvff " strzbxn, hYroa Carrier James Kssly Szd Easea Hei- ton, Aa of Camp Verde, YaE12ss CoznfT, Ariz- ons Territory. THOMAS WING.
 Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
IGryous Doklitated 1sn

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
q Cara

To al who ne su6erinJ from the errors ard Aiscrshons of youth, nervous weakness,
 early decay, loss of manhood, etc. I vii send & Feeipe tlsas vilI cure you FP E OF CHARGE This grsss remedy vas dis covered by . q nieioaary ID Sou,h America. Sesd seiEsddressed envelope to the RKv JosExH I. IxnAy, Sutton D, New York City tts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Roanoo anA ofgnns

Of tAs anrss tone and best make, suited to shis slinase, ios saIs cheap ct
 Gro II. CuRaYs n Jeveiry Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
resss Wanted

To hsul wood. Apply at this oHes. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03

P IL A Y A LIVERY, FEED
 AND SALE STABLE s"ne Only First--Class Livery in Town. Rest of Driving and Saddle Stock, Fine Buggies and
 Carriages. Which can be called for day c night. Careful and expsr-
 fenced Drivers. Ladies and Gents Saddle Horses as
 Speciality. Passengers carried by private convey ance 10 Ash Fork and all points in |. points in Yasspai county at
 moderate charge&>
 EUGENE BARNETT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03

Mustang Liniment is older than most men. and used more snd more every year.