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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
vGRV, VERY SICK.

It makes them very sick to be ''called down on all of their interpretations. They howl about the territorial dett, which they have falsely placed at $7oo,. ooe. When Gov. Zulick st,ted the debs to amount to that sum, it actually amourted to $5o7.ooo and when the campaign document, Dimes and Dollars was issued t had been reduced by the payment of warrants to $s6s. .oeo,yet the author oftie aforesaid document put the amount st $7eo.ooo. We see no necessity for lying even to the tune of $I3aeeo or $i3s,oeo; the dett is large enough without exasgerating. for cam paign purposes-but then. they are ''buit that way"
 And they never give any credi. for public improvements. such as territorial psi'on. roads, bridges. etc. They content themselves by assuming that the entire delt was created by extravagant and reckless waste Of money. And they always forset to stat. that st every legis- ature with one or two exceptions the democrats have had control of one or btti branches. and that the notorious I3th stood even as to politics.
 They mus. believe that the people neither read nor [ ink.
 Then their efosti to place the respor- sioili,y for all bad legislation upon Gov. TrtieS shoulders is exceedingly funny.
 II makes them very hot U discover that they cannot get away with their attempts to mislead and deceive the puSlc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
General Miles Report.

A Washington telegram of the 10th instant says; General Miles report is still in hands of the president. It was the subject of brief conference to-day be. tween bin and Secrttary Endicott They failed to detide what action should be taken reg ,rding the portion relating to the surrender. The text i, inaccessible to publication, but it is known regarding the matter that Niles did not expain himself to the satisfaction of the author
 tes. The gaming ofeondi,ions which now appear more liberal than was at first supposed, is embarrassing and perplexing. Without saying so openly Miles, ,round- about expressions, suggests that arrange ments be made to spare the lives of the Indians and remove them from Arizona immediately. The situation is such that it is imposs;bleto punish them excert by keeping them permanently prisoners ef war, even should the civil authorities in Arizona present positive proof of murder and demand them for trial.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

The republican candidates are grow ing in popularity every day. Maricopa democrats are making love to the Mosmons to secure ih<is votes. The .tstement, thst. 1 any cthes man besides E. 7. Cook were to be elected as coanty treasurer the funds would be used in privsts buisness os by banks" IS a sad eommertary On the intes. ri,y Of the titisens of this county.
 Republicans as we'll as independent voters all over the territory should see to it that the republicans have . vosting majority in the next legislature. if they wish to see an economical administration of their legislative afairx
 The Scriptures tell ofa man who swsr- ped oG his birth right for . mess Ol pN tlse. It remained for a sut-,enitosial ofhcial and politician of more mosdern days however to trade the friend of tis master of for mess of 'taHy"
 Thrs. F. Weedin, has the following in regard to Delegate Bean; The Enter prise has no word of reproach for Mr. Bean as . man It believes he is . cor . seiertious. upright citizen, guided in all his transaetions by honest motives and the most .incere convictiona
 That there is . deep laid and yell organized plan, to carry the election nexi month for the democratic candidates, through fraud, is becoming more and more apparent every day. Information has already bsen received to this efFec, and the proper means will beresoeted to, to check 1t
 Among the galaxy ofpeominent demo cratic references recently published won- der why the name of United States Mar. shal William Kidder Meade vas omitted. "Kid" could tell more about that dele gate trade than all the other names men ,ioned.
 We learn from reliable authority that the Hon. A. C. Bakor has withdrawn from the Zulick persecution" csss oi asylum directors. He evidently doe. not like the way his interests were be- trayed by the administrator agent in the Tucson democratic convention.
 The office of county treasurer, until sihin the past year when it was made "a salaried office, vas worth in fees all the way from &. 900 to $6.ooo per year. The present incumbent, who nov seeks . reelection has held the position for twelve years. during which time the tax payers have Psii him ce'taialy not less than $6o.eeo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
A GOOD CANDIDATE.

The republican party. in making its
 nominations tor members of the lesis.
 lative assembly, did wisely in nominat-
 ing. by the highest vote of any candidate
 before the convention,
 ! GEO W. sINES, or PRESCOTT.
 Mr. Shes i; one of Prescott's most
 active and en,erprising citizens He
 was born ia Is4s. in Montgomery coun- ty, Pennsylvania. and to be a Penpsyl-
 vanian is a recommendation of itself, (wth no disrespect |, naiises ot other sta,es-the writer is a Pennsylvanian.) }
 With the fire and ardor of patriotism
 burning ia his young heart. Mr. Sines. m February, 1863. st the age of I7. enlisted in .he army to put down the rebellion witch threatened ,e oisrupt the ution. Although subsequent events proved thot the rebellion was then on its last legs. t was net generally known throughout the nolth. and the young soldier who then enlisted under the ban- ner of his country. looked forward to all the dangers. incident to a pro,raeted war Geo. w. Shes, our candidate, nov for the legislative assembly of Ari- zona, a somewhat more peaceful though uot more honorable calling than that ot risking ones life for the honor and per petustion of ones country, was assigned. through the regiment he enlisted in to the army of the Potamac in the 9th Union League regiment in Hancocks last corps. He served during the ba.- ance of the civil war, participating in a number of engagements just prior to its close. and was honorably mustered out of the service ia March, 1886 The brief period of .hirteen months service for bis country. with its settlements and dan gers had an irresistible fascination for his yet youthful heart and in April, 1867, he re-enlissed m the first United States Cavalry of the regular army. This time his regiment was assigned to duty in the great northwest. where the Indians were making war against the extension of civilization in that quarter. He served through the Oregon Indian cam paigns against the Snakes, Flutes, and Utes under the greatest Indian fighter of the present generation in thls country General George Crook. He came to this territory. with his regiment, with General Crook, in January. 1872 and after his term of enlistment had expired, etsrmined to make Arizona his home, which he has ever since done and has been ,ndertified with the interests of the territory. He engaged in business in Prescott in 1875. where he nov resides and has family growing up Outing his residence here he has held various posi,io ions of trust and honor. in none of which has he ever failed in his duty as an honest man and conscientious pub ic official.
 Ofa quiet and rstiring disposition he makes friends of all ~i.h whom he be- | comes acquainted. He is the soul of horror and his name is synonym for honesty and integrity. As business mar, as well as ii his private life, he is rated X. r., and as legislator for Ari- roma will do to tie to and vet. for.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

The Tomt:tone Epitaph IS owned by Judge Berry democrst. and edited hy J. o. Dunbar an alleged republican. tisnotrecognized as republican paper blythe party in Coehise county. It is a' present po'i-ical bushwhacker. While protesting repubii-anism it opposes al the republican candidates ard runs nc ticke: in itscolumns. Itis entirely ignor' ed by the republican county ceLtral committee and in return t vll!i6es its members and the republican candidates of Cochise county. With this truthful statement of the status ot that paper we leave the pubiic to judge as to who has stIsj falsehoods.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
First publication Oct. 6, 1886. Mining Application No. 1SS, of Herbert H. Logan, for U. s. Patent for the Liberty Mining Claim.
Q Publication October 0, ls6o
 United State land (sf8cs

FifyS Publication October Q, 1ssa United States Land once, Prescott. Yavapai Co, Arisona, Oct c lsea Notice B hereby given that Herbert H Lo9nn vhna post othce sddre Phoenix. Aaricopa CountI. Tern torr of ArsonA, has this day filed his application for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of the Ebefty min or vein bearing gold and silver with surface ground si, District CountY of YavapAi, Te rtorr of Arizona anS designated br the field notes and oicial plat on e iT thus oce as lot no 8 unsureYed lands snid lot no 3 being described e follows. to wit:
 Beginning ata granite post 25xloxs ins. set n in tn ground marked No l, with monument of stones bun alongside Thence Ne II va N eo4 c 30 ft to ! granite post s4xl2xs ns set fl in the ground marked no 2, with . monument of seones built alonguide - Thence 75 s9e va N sOle l50o f granite post slx lox ins sci ft in the ground married 3, xfh mon umsnt of stones built alongside Thence l& IT. V, ls eoSe 300 fl to granite post 35xlzx9 ns ct f. in the ground marked no (, with monument of stones built aions.ide Thence N 1T. t.me eourss) nis Q ground marked no g. with monument ol stones built alongside. Thence 55e S9 va ll eole l50O ft to post za1llny ,ns set T in the ground marked Thence Ne He va all e04e 800 fl to monument and post DO and place of beginning. containing % D0s acres The location of this mine h recorded in the Re carders once of Yavapa County. Arsona Ierrtorr, in Book 9. of Mines. pages <55 and A7a
 There are no adjoining claims The nearest claim is the 0vesiand situated 90 feet westerir, claimed br
 rr.yerse line from post No to U. s min mon xo aGreen Valley dist Commencing at post NO thence Verde Co. and s24. sta s from here NO bsars . % deg 0s min c; thence 42 deg min v, L d.g o< min C. 100 feet. rosd bean n and l5oo feet. road mining claim NO 5. sA . bean n a2 deg C: thence g deg var h deg oi min e. 6D) feet, bottom of gach, ls0) feet cornerG xo 2. corner bean n $4 deg thence s deg 8 min w lA deg oS min e a: feet to U. s. min NO G. v. district
 Any and all persons claiming adversely saY portion of saij bertr mine surfAce ground required to Ale thsir sayers. claims with the Register f the Uni; ted States Land O,e at Pres ,ott Yavapa Co Arizona Ierntorv during the stxtY dsys p,rod of publication hereof, or ther VII De barsd by virture of the psov oos of the seatuse.
 IL CAMP R0iGts9
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
eoSH.

Some arinl,ed taffY-pot of Gov. Zllick in assumingto discuss'the issues exposes his i,noiance or hrs malice m .his mornings Courier as follows: "Do they propose to endorse the action of Gov. Tritle in approving bills which a, two sessions of the Legislature took from
 their treasury $+s,s34 for clerks; $sS. :oa73 for printing; $r.34I.3S for postage
 of members;o. 164 50 for papers supplied the members etc" The wiiter of the foregoing must be eithera fool or knave. If he does net know that nooe Of the
 above appropriations came before the Governor as specific Lil!s presenting the
 oppo turity of v,to he is a fool; if he
 does knows t and wifuliy seeks to mis-
 .eai the people he is knave. Any yman
 of average intelligence knows that those extravagent sums only came before the Governor incorporated in the general appropriation bill and that separate items upon said billcould not be vetoed. and that the Governor had either to veto or ap- prove the bill in its entirety
 II the aforesaid nondesc,iot Will come ou, squarely and say that the entire appropriation bill should have been vst,ed, our railroad proje:t killed, the Phenrx and M1ricopa road prevented and cther inpoit,n, measures defeated; that the territory should have been com oelIed to conduit t; afflirs two years without a revenu. the territorial wu. rants uinously depre, iated etc., here will b. some consi tency to his tsAddle, otherwise his attempt to fx the re.pons ibilry upon Gov. Tritle for printing and o.her .t-lls of corrupt les- islatures nut be characterized as e.thre foolish or malicious.
 No one denies the fact that the I3'h Iesis,4t ire WIS corup. and exravagant lnJ every one knowing any thing aoo-t it admits thu republican as well as de;n- o:rstc members were false to their srut; But it is very bad taste for dem. ocrsti to accuse republicans of dong ali the mischi.f and harm, so for democratic p'psr which received the biggest slice of the printing pie carved by democratic from P.nal county for a metalic on.
 The intelli,e ,ent taxpiyers will not be caught by such specially prepared chaf.
 They will ele1t gooi, square men to the legislature this fall, principally who will pret:cs their inter ests by honest and wise lesislat ion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

''CourtG Treasurer E. ]. Cock has always given good and responsible bond and wili do 50 again. Were another man to De elected, county funds might be used by some bank or store and not paid out, as now, whenever a sufficien sum is on hand to pay warrants. "- Courier. The above base insinuation against the republican candidate for county treasurer will have the effect of making votes for him. Mir. Bashford has too long record here as an hon. orable and honest man to be lightly charged with misapproprist,on of public funGs if placed in position where it is possible.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
First publication, Oct. 9th, 1886. Min ng Application No. i0A, foe . Patent he to covsan Najnlna Claim.
 United States Land Office


 Prescott, Arizona, Oct 9th, 1886.
 Notice Is hereby given that Herbert H. Logan, whose post office address is Phe- nix, Maricopa Co., Arizona. has this day filed his application for patent for 1900 linear feet of the Gowan mine or vein, bearing gold and silver with surface ground 600 it in width, situated in Green Valley mining district, county of Yava- pal, and territory of Arizona, and desig- hated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as lot No. 40 on un- surveyed land. Said lot No. 40 being described as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at a granite post, 24x12x1O lns. set 1t in the ground, marked GNO. l, with a monument of stones built alongside U.S.mineral monument, No 4, Green Valley district, bears S2S deg OS min w, 494 it. The S w corner of a quartz mill 45xS0 it, bears V 60 deg w Fl it. A drift 6xSx90 it long bears N 34 deg COW 175 it. A shaft 6x12xS0 it deep, bears N 10 deg 24 min w lS3 fit. A shaft 6xSxl2O it deep bears N 34 deg, % min W. 2l5 it. Thence N 56 deg % min E variation l4 degrees f minutes east, 3Oo 1t to granite post 26x12xl0 ins set l 1t in the ground marked G No. ?, with mon of stones built alongside. Thence N 34 deg % min w, va IA deg 0l min E. JOJ 1t bottom of gulch bears N & s l5OO 1t to granite post 24x9xS ins set it in the ground marked c. No. with a mon of stones built alongside. Thence s $ deg % min w. va IA deg O4 min E 300 1t 10 granite post 2Oxl) )xS ins set if m the ground marked G. No. 4. with mon of stones built alongside. Thence 5 oo deg O min W(same course) va. l4 deg O4 min E 300 fl to a granite post Elk l0x7 ins set it in the ground marked G-No.5,with mon of stones built along- side Then e 34 deg O min E Va. IA deg o4 min E l5OO it to granite bould- CT in place l5xl5x12 it marked G.No.6. thence N 56 deg % min E. va. l4 deg 4 min E 3O) it to mon and post c .No.l and Ilace of beginning, containing 2O.66 acres There Is no adjoining claim. The nearest claim is the Overland, claimed by Herbert H. Logan, lying about one half mile northeast.
 The location of this mine is recorded Tn the recorders office of Yavapai coun- ty, Arizona territory in book g of mines. pages AIS and 479 and in book IA of mines, page 46. Any and all persons claiming adversley any portion of said Gowan mine or sur lace ground are required to file their ad- 1 verse claims with the register of the |. $. Land ofiic, at Prescott, in the county of l ! avapai territory of Arizona, during the | sixty days period of publication hereof. l or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 JL.CAMP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
First Paeicsfion Oct. 6, Isse Application No. % Sos Patent te tho Excursion Aaining ciaIm.
United st stes Land once, Prescott ArixosA. Oct q Is6A

Prescott ArixosA, Oct 1h66 Notice is here.y given that Herosrt a. To- Ma,icopa county. Arizona ,err,sSry, kas this day filed lie application for . patent for fourteen hundred and twenty linear feet of the Excursion nine or ven bearing gold and lvrr, vitn suSfaee gr ,und . bun fred t6OD feet iu width sifusted in the Green Valley ID ping dist, eoussy of Yevspsi and Territory of AriEons and dssigrsf<d q by the 6 n-ld notes and ofhci | plat on 0le in this otzce ss iot No. g. Said lot No S7 being dse cfiotc ss follow-, to-vi,:
 Beg ming st gran te post eexIoxs inches set ose loot In the ground and marked | u win q monu peo: of stones built . onR de . sh-r Gysx % feet d cn, tear, VT. dee s0 min W 5s fee', oh .ft 6xsxi5 feet deep. hesr rs \ !dsg 9 mn W IT. feet; thence 6 "a drr Dmn'. Var I4 d-gS mn F, 70 feet 10 . granite post 26sirxS inchfs set one foot Ia the ground, msrkse E Sol vi,ba mnsu- ment of sfones ruiit along cd. US Min ersi ,nonumeBt No 6r-sp Valley d:s,ric, ears s4 deg 10 ai in 2 E6o fsei; tlepce \ II deg q nin F, var Hd z e min F. 3So fec 10 granite pps. 23xi2xs ia h-s set one foot in the groand, n uked g @ ?. vith . mon of sfouts tuil along sid: thence \ .3 deg ao min ". Var i4 dsg @ min F, lt3) fset to s'sn C r st set one foot lt The grou. aad marked No 2 with m .pument Of ston.s built along side; thence ls de1 % min ". vsr l4 drx o3 nin ', S1) feet ;o q grAs DOG. 4xi0x> inches set one foot in the groun-, ked No4 with ID ,nume1. of stones tuili along side: thence I7 irg 4) min V var IA deg tS min !, 300 feet 10 . g,saifs post l9xi0x3 nch . set one loot in ground, naked No 5, with . mon of stoues built along si e; thence s 72 d z % min ', var I4 d-g oS min E, IA, fees to granite post le l2xl0.nch 2, set one foot h tae ground and marked E No 6. with . mon os stones builr lon side; thence ' E deg 70 min E, var IA leg tj min E. 3 feet to post and monu neuf E. No l. before estsb ished.
 Area clair, @ 5 acres.
 The scjoining claim . cslie1 ths Albion and Is aimed by me Consolid .ted ExcursIou Miaing Compsny-
 The Iocsti Ja ol this miae is recorded in the secordes's ofn.e of Yavspsi Co inty and Ter tory ef Arix ma, st tn city of Prescott In B1,A " oi minse. at paEe s3
 Any and all persons claiming rdvefsely sny portion of said Excursion mine or suI face ground are required to He their .dvsrse claims with the Register of the United States LaDe 0 fee st Prescott, in the Territory of Arixons during the sixty days period os pub icstion hereof Or they will be barred by virtus of the provisions of .he statute.
 J, L. CAMP, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
he statemeet in our contemporary

The statemeet in our contemporary this morning, in reference to Mir. Far ish's proxies, is widely at variance with the on: which appeared there previously. While there may possibly have been some inaoeuraoy as to details of the nonila ion of Mark Sui.h, through Mir. Flli:h and his pro>iss, the article n the JouRNAL-MISER IS absolutely correct. Mr. Smta is the roninee Of the admir- is,rali on. compulsory though i, be, ia order to ge, resolutions, of 'taEy' passed endorsing I-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
First publication Oct. 6, l606. Mining Application no. io7 q HesbeTt .. logan fog patone o colo0n vsoath n0ining cjoia

| United States Land Ofice,
 Prescott, Yavapai county, Arizona,, October 9th, fed6.
 Notice is hereby given that Eerhut
 H. Logan. whose post office address .
 Phenix, Maricopa county, Arisosa tessi
 tory. has this day filed his applicssim for patent for 7SO linear feet of tho Golden Wreath mine or vein bezriue gold and silver with surface ground Aw
 hundred and n,nety-one and two-teafp feet Tn width situated in Green yany
 mining district county of Yavspsi. e
 ritory of Arizona, and designa6ed by | held notes and official plat on file in . office as lot No. 42 on unsurveyed ksA Said lot No. 4 being described ste lows, to-wit: Beginning ct . granite pas. 2lxloxs A set ie loot in the grounI snA msrSvl 0u VI |, vita monument of stones bzii ssas sloe, U. 5. mineral m Jnumens No . 0rsps Valley district bears \ @ deg SS uin E IGb feet distrns, . shalt 6x sxjb feet deep. b. r.o deg S mia E 55J feet istsnt, . sasff Ggg s' Ieet deep, bears 0 deg 47 mia v 70 sese disf' thence so deg i3 mia w. var seeN unla E. ong he On Bow claim So lses e . xfsn te post 24xt0xs ins set oas ,oos in the sround, marked u V No 2, with . noaunsse "f stones baiIt along eide; thepcs fs dsG q mn r, var l3 deg min E, 730 leet sye granite pest 34xfIx7 ins. set one fo < b tho ground, ,naI ksd d wxo 8 with nD el sesee ount siouf side; then~e Ss9 deg l4 uia . Var lS deg 5f min E, 300 feet to . granite pes SoxfoxS ms set one loot in the eruund ed marked Q W No with . mouu usn. sf stones built nlong sid; thence s9 deg Q min E, Var l3 deg 5i min E, fsams cours~) soj feet fo . granite post 2sxnx9 in-, set one foes tn the gr 1und, m srked C W N S vith . uos O, s.ones built along side; theme x 10 Iag . mn W, var I3 eex min '. 7So feet to . granite post iSxfox9 ins. Set one foo. in .hs xround, msrxed c V No (, with . monuu nS of stones bu It along side: thence e9 Ger i5 min W. va I3 deg 5; min E. s'ong inc .yx Sow claim 300 feet to post C W Nc cd place Of peg ming
 C. nisining Io.53 acres.
 The 10 stton Of this mine is reeoydeh h The Recorders ofiee Of YAv paf county. An. .ona territory, in bssk !. 9 Of mines. psees Isf s
 The adjoining claim on the north is ;alled the Ox-Bow and Is claimed by Herbert H. Logan and Al. Sieber. Any md all persons claiming adversefy any portion of said Golden Wreath mine or 'ein or surface ground are required to ile their adverse claims with the register ,f the USL Land office al Prescott. in the county of Yavapai, territory ot Arizona, turing the sixty days period of pubhca- ion hereof, or they will be barred ty -irtue of the provisions cf the statute.
 JLCANP, Register.