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The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

The many friends of john F. D'-
Wis. whom we reported II few weeks
ag.s as lying very i'll at the hospital in
Helena, vii! he glad to hear that he
is better. WIN. Walton received d
letter from lIiml. within II few d"ys.ir
which he says il" is ont OF the hos
pitaj b. still qait~ W *.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

4 Young lady of Dickinson received
from all eastern l.i"ni the following
| cure for love: "Twelvr umres of dis
! like. | pound OF resolution. ! grains ri
ammo stl,Se.2 uullrta of experience.
5 quarts of cooling water of colisl'itiia-
tjou and !, large Sprig of time. Set
them over the gentle fire OF love.
swteteu with the sugar of tor9ntful-
ness, stir with the spoon of meiai
cholv: put in the bottom of Your
heart. cork with the cork of clear
conscience. let it remain and You VIII
quickly find ease and he restored +"
your sense again. These may he Sc
cured at the a~pothrrarics of under
standing, next door /" reason. ON inn
pudencp ,t.ett. in the Village of ON
tentment. Mix the third dose with
care Il. Il take when the spell comes
en-. Her eastern friend evidently
thouyhJ ,i.e .A-e yery desperate to re-
quire such . remedy.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

n. b. Berry. the genial landlord of
the hotel at Taylor was greeting his
many friends on the streets here
Thursday.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

The fine Sorrel trutter owned hv j.
j. Freeman straycd away the other
dav and all efforts to find him have
So far failed.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

Go to Washington territory if you
desire to become web footed and
moss grown. stop i'm Stark county if
You desire Sunshine and health.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

If 9 want a good team of horses
cali on e. $. Langdon.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

On our local la... this week Will he
fuulia a striking ;ttI Instructive iiIrs-
~tr,tinu of the comparative worth If
t,,e various Einds Of l,aking y 'wdel
nnw on the market.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

Geo. ID. IIaliscum was in Bismarck
this week.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

Bismarck will organize a first class
base ball club.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

S. ID. Gregg. of Gladstone. was in
town Tuesday. He ownsa tree claim
south of here and is engaged i'll seed
ing it this week.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

Rev. Simmons, s'lperin endcnt OF
Dakot:, missions. congregational
church. was in town and held servi'
ces i'll the Baptist church Sunday af-
ternoon. He informed us that the
society would soon commence the
erection of a handsome Congregations
al church here within a fe" weeks.
The building is to he of wood 3oX5o
| feet and built in modern style. snch
improvements are to he encouraged.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

y. l.. Y"Nng. house Hiei sign paint
az, wili 'e in Dickinson about the l~l
of Nay. prepared To do paper llal'sin-.
rrnini,lg, Limiting and general house
PAINTING ~ AZ! its branches. Reserve
your orders for him.
Apr. 2S.tf,
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

II. b. Schatflirr ealne in from the
east Saturday.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

7. r. Rhodes will remove his family,
to South Heart.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

John ~latcherl is advertising Il grand
drawing to take place at his store ON
June LIST. The prizes consist of shot
guns. rifles and revolvers and the
lucky numbers Will get il prize worth
several dollars very cheap as tickets
are sold for $l.Ut.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

Real estate changing hands.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

&c. Williams" t /. iff 'hle Regis
ter of Deel, 4 i: 'lihGs "'li'ty. spent
Wednesda. in . WI.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

W u. Ri, >hards is now assisting a.
r. ,t.ci,livr,v in the store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

Mrs. D. Levy entertained the ladies composing the F. c. K. c at her resi- dence. yesterday afternoon. The Occa- sion was as pleasant as one of the reg H. lar meetings of the club, the only diff ference being, that instead of feeding the intellect, from the store house Of accumulated wisdom of the ages, season ed with the condiments of current events, with a dessert of literary pastry and choice fruits deliciously favored from
 '~'niia series or standard mag
 'hysical repast. The
 ced as great variety al -ll- se, the substantial and deiicat., ~~ lterary menu of Sat urday afternoon meeting Instead of some of the great men of the present. past or future, or of some of the ponder ous questions of government, which are racking the brain of statesmen, being turned on the spit, for the intellectual delectation of the members, hot biscuits, delicious salads, Git makes our mouth water every time We write that word), cold roast chicken, cakes, chocolate, ice cream, and etcetras too numerous to mention were indulged in. The party sat down at l o'clock, and 1t was after 3 when the repast closed. Some time was spent in pleasant conversation be- fore the ladies took their departure, with kindly feelings toward their hostess, Mrs. Levy, for affording them an after noon of such pleasure.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
Prescott Literary Ladies.

The St. Patrick meeting of the r. C. R. c. held at the residence of Mrs. ID. Levy on Saturday, the llth instant, was an unusually interesting one. The sub- jects for the occasion were divided up as follows: St. Patrick, Mrs. Baldwin; the Shamrock. Mrs. Blake; the Blarney Stone, Mrs. Martin; the Irish in the United States" from the Chautauqua series, Mrs. HSward: Irish supersti- tions and legends, Mrs. O'Neill; the Irish flag, Mrs. Murphy; some of the notable men and women of Ireland, Mrs. Otis; the influence of the church on Ireland, Miss Martin; "Erin, Oh, Erin" a poem, was read by Mrs. Hern- don; a brief but interesting sketch of St. Patrick, was sent to the club by Mrs. Butler, and read by Mrs Foote.
 Mrs. E. NJ Sanford and Miss Emily Horne were elected as members of the club.
 Tine current events of the day, recited at each meeting, are divided up as fol- lows: England, Mrs. Howard; Ireland and Greece, Miss Rush; Germany, Mrs. Levy; Austria, Mrs. Wright; Italy, Mrs. Wollenberg; Spain, Mrs. Baldwin Russia, Mrs. Foote; Mexico, Mrs. Otis Japan, Mrs. Herndon; South America, Mrs. Ellis; Canada, Mrs. ONeIll; west ern part of ,he United States, Mrs. Bur mister; eastern part of the United States, Mrs. Murphy; northwestern part of the United States, Mrs. Aitken Switzerla nd, Mrs Blake; Austria, Mrs. Rowe; Turkey, Miss Martin; Congress- ional doings, Mrs. Tritle; the musical world, Mrs Martin
 Each lady is requested to specially keep posted on the subject or country assigned her during the week, and re- port at each meeting.
 Mrs. Wilson, mother of Mrs. J. c. Herndon, was elected an honorary member at Saturdays meeting.
 A request was also received from Rev. J. G. Eberhart that the club be repre- sented at the entertainment to be given in the Marina Street chur ch, on the 27th instant. By unanimous vote of the club, Mrs. Foote was selected to read her paper on Professional Women" and Miss Martin was selected to read poem.
 The next meeting of the club will be held at the residence of Mrs Martin, West Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
HOI'Ce of Forfeiture.
To Jons Ian tees. your heirs. assigns and legal r. reSe tativrS

To Jons isn tees. your heirs, assigns and
 legal r, reSe tativ-s:
 You al, here y notified that the under- signed, V Is co-owner With you in the White Sps mining cialm has exp -nded the snm f live hundred GO lars Il labor and in . prOvements upon sail mIniEg claim, ,he said expenditures and improvements bein 7 made bv me m the yesrs 1883 1.4, lS-5 1888 and lSS7. one Hundred dollI Is in tabor and T. pavement having been ma ie dur Lg each Oi the above yeals, In com piianrs wi n H. United SisteS mining laws, requiring annual eXpendi urss to be made on nm nZ cl inns.
 The said hife Spsr Tinin ctaiIn cons s' $ pf 1,50O in length h 50 " d.. situate n ia. say ampa mirlng district, in the county of TavapaI in tbe territort If sriZOna. 4 record of the location O the said W hi;e Spar miuinE : claim is made In the ise, or Df Mines in The fice of the Co1n;y Rec irder sad IavA vt. county. in EOOs ? 5p RI
 And yo1 rre hereby fur fitc ? c; ii ' h at tn. expiration of ninety days after in- publication of tuis DOt ic", you .aIi pr s4fuse 70 contribote or pay to me your propp ion of the said expenditures, togei her with the cost of the publicsti0n nr this notice, tue Interest oi y1u Tn saId White spar n ping "isill W il be forfeited @nd become the property of the undersigned. G. J. WICkLER.
 Prescott. A. T., January 3, l>'s. 9od
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
Monday, the 2d lay of April, 1888,

At the law office of Hernd n x Hawkins in Presc" II. Nizonl, al me ri9hi, title, interest and estate of the said C. Y. Snsltbn st the Il me Of his deatn. ani all the rsh , title aaG interest that the said "s ate Ifs by Operati n of law other wis. ~ her tnsn CT in a idltlon to hat of the said C !. shelton at the tiIn nf his ea,h, ln and tI all those certain m D. ing claims, mini g right. locations and mineral lands situate, lying and beng in the Walker mining strict, County of Tavapt', Territory of Arizona, and bounded aud de scribed as fol swS, to wit Eur ka mining claim the notice of location whereof IS of r. orG in Book ,, of Mines, pages S,an0 l59.
 Tn. shelton Ill ming c aim. the notc @ O O. cati n whereof are of record in took ' h of mines, pigss l20 q l2l. and Book r Of mines, page SD
 The Short-, ut mining ,laim the notice of To atio is recorded in Book G :, Of m nes, pages 5i md 55
 Eeal De Monte mining claim. the notice of location whereof IS If record m Book g Of mines pages ID and l76 Grey Eagle miuing ctaiin, the notice of To. caIion whereof is O. cord in Book ,, Of miue pages .O6 anu 27 The Capital mi ming ciaifr, the nOtice oi ip- eaton whereof is of record n b1oh 6, I mines. pages is2 ani :s. lhe Iun..'ion miu'ng calm. the notice ot location whereof Is of record in Book II $, Of mines. at p ge z7J.
 AIsO, tue American Flag mining claim. the notice oi location whereof is of recor.. i1 ( pm !ets descri Ut on o: s4id mining "laini b +nu all of them. re ereuce is Il rehy ma1e e. said records Oi said CoGnv fl Y ;yap"i.
 Bids Will be r celvcd fOrthe whole Ot sa q m ming C ms, or any one Of inc same, at d must be in wiring. ani may be left aL Tn pia @ aDove mentioned, or delivered 10 ,h e admin s rator r rsOnail.. nay b; nl.i -t fha office Cf the CIsIk of satd Pro bate Court at any tIme after he first pubii' atiou of this nO'lca, and be lore the making of he sa e.
 Prescott, Arizona. Mach T. 1888.
 Y. II. BUKMiSFER, Administrator of 'hs Estate of C. I.Sne ton.
 Herndrn X Hawkins affvs for sdm'r
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
SUMMDNS.

h the District Court of the Third Judicial
 of Arizona. Wash ing on K. Ferris plaintiff, vs. Fralcis Ferfis defendant.
 Summons No. l5iS Third Ju iciaI District, Tn ant for the county of YavaDal Territory Of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to srancis Ferris.
 You are hereby summoned ami required to appear m an action brought against you ny the above named plaintiff in the District COurt ofthe Third Jud.ciaI District, in ami or the County O. ftvapai. III The ;rrt)r ni Arizona. and ans Ter tSe comp amt fied w n the clerk of this Court at Prescott, m said county, "a copy of which comp .aint accn n panies this sunmOuS). Within len days, (cX- elusive of the day OF servlcet after the service upol you If this summons. if served in tnis c0u nty; but If served out of the county. an | wi tn n this q district then within tive lty dsys; in all O her cases thirty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you f'd 10 appear and answer the compl slnt as above reQu 1T, d, the plaintiff vi take judem. nt against yOu ty dsrauit ,>rd apply 70 the C"l . fer the relief denaniedin bis sad cOnpla. m and costs and dis bursements in this behalf eypendei.
 Given under my hand and the seal of id SEAL Court this 2Sth day of februery
 A. h., 1SNS.
 E. R. DODGE, CleIF. l.. F. Eggers, Attorney for F aintil. First pa bl cation ecruarY 2S, 1SSS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
ApIzoNi WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER.
Zamloch's Entertainment.

Zamloch had larger audience last evening than at any previous perform ance, and the great magician seemed to warm up to his business still more than at any previous performance. Like the wine at certain feast We have read about, Zamloch seems to have reserved his best tricks for the last, as last nights performance was the most interesting of the series. Professor Zamloch is not only master in the art of magic, but is an inventor or author Of 1t, as well. His audiences can not fail to have noticed that only very small proportion Of his tricks are of the ancient genus of equal date with the circus joke, and even the few of this genus which he gives are of an entirely differer' erI new variety, :, Zamloch's own invention. A magi- clan without deck of cards, of course, would not be tolerated by an audience, and these have always formed part of the stock in trade of the oldest of them. but Zamloch rings new changes Tn them the neatest and most clever of any We have ever seen. He introduced a spirit bell, last evening, which performed all the tricks of his table and drum on the night previous. His magic wand, which he suspended in mid air, elicited the greatest applause, while his two ring tricks were most cleverly performed. The one which brought down the house though, and which especially delighted the boys, was his dancing skeletons.
 The distribution of prizes was inter esting as usual. Warren Blackburn, of Walnut Grove, drew the capital prize of a tea set, forty-four pieces; Len Hale, at the close of the performance, was seen vending his way home through the darkness and rain with a sack of flour on his shoulder, while immediately in his wake was b. c. ThOrne carrying of a side of bacon In the procession i'm mediately in the rear of ThOrne was Thomas Scholey with twelve pound ham. J. C Herndon drew a big box of crackers; G. w. Sines and Mrs. Judge Wright, each, a box of gloves; Miss Christine Johnson and Mrs. Har- ris, each, a jewelry box; Mrs. Potts, pair of vases; Mrs. Hill, berry dish. An Irish piano was announced Tor No. I7, when a wash-board was brought out and delivered to d Celestial, who left with grin all over his face. Chas. Gray drew bottle of pickles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
Republican County Central Com
 mittee.

The following is the list of members mittc, whose duty 1t Is to call c0nven- tion to elect delegates to the territorial convention. which meets in Phenix, April 25th: NC Shekel-, T J. But Ter, Geo. S. Porter. x o. Murphy, Geo. H. Tinker, w. G. Stewart, C. w. Beach, $. NJ w. Moore, Slm'l F. Powell, Geo. Brown, John Curtin, A. W. Callen and J. C. Martin. There Is one vacancy in the committe, caused by the death of J N Berry. The officers of the com mittee are T. J. Butler, chairman; J. c. Martin, secretary, and Geo. <. Porter, treasurer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
The Railroad Strike.

To-day's train brought mail and ex
 press from the east, but none from the west. The west hound train passed the Junction this morning, being the last over the road until the strike ends. An excursion train also passed west yester
 day. The east bound train, consisting of an engine and mail car, arrived al Peach Springs this morning at o'clock
 where it stopped, and the engineer tele
 graphed to the master of the Brother. hood of engineers to know if he should
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

go on, CT remain. He received an an swer to do as he pleased, when he con cluded to remain there, and special telegram, received at this office this af' ternoon, stated that an engineer could not be found to take it out It is esti- mated by some that the strike will con- tinue for several days yet.
 It was also reported this afternoon that the engineer of the west bound train which passed the Junction this morning, on his arrival at Peach Springs refused to go further, and the train is tied up there.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

Give Ely's Cream Balm a trial ! his justly celebrated remedy for the eur ol catarrh, hay fever, cold in the h.. d. etc can be obtained of any reputa ic druggist, and may be relied upon a. a safe and pleasant remedy for the above complaints and will give immediate relief. It Is not a liquid, snuff or bow der, has no offensive odor, and can be used at any time with good results, as thousands can testify, among thom some of the attaches of this office Spirit of the Times, May p, lSS6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
FRIDAY. the 2Sd day of March, 1888.
ii1tlCe of Settlement of Account
 for Posting.

Tn the Probate C0ur. Of the County of Yava-
 pal. Territory of Arizona. Tn the m alter If the Estate of Lewis Weimerf d C.it it-ei.
 No'ice Is hereby given that John Raible, the a. m:niStratgr If tie estate of Lewis NsiIneri. d ce ssei, has rendered and pre-. seniei for se.siesle (, an i | iei in said Court h $ final account of his adm nstra.lon Of said estate {: and that
 FRIDAY, THE 2SD DAY OF MARCH, lssS Be n- q day rr a term of said court fo.wii: Of ihe anuary term, lSSS, at 10 o'clock A. M., st n corr room Of s8If court. R the City of Pr scott, m said NaS apsi county. has bee Q unly app un'cl by inc sad Co ri. for ths set temeut Of said a-count, at ~hich time anu D sec any person interested Tn said estate may aT ar Tnd nle his exceptions fn WIT ting to said a cou [. and cOlt1s the same; an i it IS luther ord red that due notiae hereof be gwen ny Is lutlication in the JOURNAL VI NIX, newspap pintsd and publ'stet Tn lpe said county of Ysvapsi. at least once Q week tOr four copse utiyI wees \.
 wv. Q. DWELL, Clerk. Dated February g, lSSS. i'd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

By ruling of the chairman of the Territorial Central Committee it Is un- derstood that proxies to the convention must be held by members of the con vention from the same counties only.
 The selection of men to sit i'll the ma tional councils of the Republican party, which has ever been a synonym for ma tional progress and national enterprise, Is one of the most important functions to be discharged by Territorial Republi- cans and demands our best endeavors and soundest material. To this end a full attendance Is desirable in our Ter ritorial convention, and it should be the duty of Republicans in every county in the Territory to see that men of charac- ter and undouhted standing in the party be sent to the front.
 VIM. CHRISTY,
 Chairman Rep. Ter. Cen. Com.
 M,prnpn Ca,r,t,ry
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

WHSTHfSMhas revo uilonilei the world ihVtHI HIN tGring he last half cen urv. Not 1as SSt Sf6u he esst am Dng the wonders Of
 Inventive rcsress ia Q mel bod ana sy stem ot W srE that can ne performed sll owe inc country without separating the work CTS fiom thei ir hotnt s. Pay liberal. any one cen do the wors: either sex, young oI old; {; no SpeciSI sbility reculret. Capital not neeosi. You are arted free. Cut this cut and return tous and We W l. send you free some hir 2 of great yalue and import snce to yon. tDst vii start you n business which VIII hriGg you in ore money right away than ans thing else in the world. Grand out. ns 1T 6. Address TRUE Co.,. Augusta, Maine
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

At special meeting of the board of stockholders of the Arizona Lumber Co.,, held last Thursday, MesSrs. D. M. Riordan, T. \. Riordan and F. W. Sis son were elected directors; D. NJ. Rior- dan was elected president and manager; {; T. A. Riordan was elected secretary, vice w E. Pratt, resigned, and F. w.. Sisson was elected treasurer. The res ignation of c. A. Bush as superintend- ent was received, and the appointment of his successor postponed until future meeting.-Champion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

Two newspaper men of Phenix, both new in the business, had set-to with fists few days ago, growing out of personalities indalged in by one of the combatants in his paper. There are still few men in the business in this territory who think that personal abuse Is argument.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
The Supreme Court.

The supreme court of Arizona met on Tuesday, as per adjournment.
 There were present Chief Justice J H. Wright, w. W. Porter and w. II. Barnes, associate justices, and E. B .. Dodge, clerk. The following cases were disposed of:
 Territory of Arizona vs E.. J. Cook ct al opinion filed Judgment of the court below affirmed.
 B. Blackman ys James Riley, submit ed on brief of appellant.
 Charles E. Philes ct al. vs William w. Hickies ct al, submitted and brief filed
 E. o. Shaw vs the county of Pima, argued by the respective attorneys and submitted on briefs.
 Henry & Baldridgc vs James Reilly. argued by the respective attorneys and submitted on briefs filed
 Boston and Arizona Reduction Go. vs Robert Jarvis ct al, argued by the re- spective attorneys and submitted on briefs Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTIGN. Some interesting lens for II
 Glasses n Readers.
Watch ::Scpairins.

If your watch is out of order take t to Geo. Il. Curry. Established in Pres colt years. Charges reasonable aud consistent with good work. Watches repaiI. by lie have Card in back eases. and none others Warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
Practical Arithmetic.

"You can't add different things to- gether," said teacher III one of the New York public schools "Ii you add sheep and COW together it does not make two sheep or two cows"
 A little boy who was the son oi a Harlem milkman held up his hand and said:
 "That may do with sheep and COWS, but if you add quart of milk and a quart of water it makes two quarts of milk. Tve seen it done more'n a thous- and times"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
India n DspredarionS.

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustained through Indian depredatlons in Ariz, n.s and New Mexico will find 1t to thcIr n- terert to communicate in.media " with the undersigned in regard to ne same, ii they desire to take advantage of the laws recently passed by Con5r,ss to reimburse all parties who have suii, d such losses VII 0. DWELL,
 Attorney-at-Law, Prescott, Ariz
 dInfi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
Republican Territorial Convention.

The following call has been issued for a republican territorial convention |:
 A Convention of the Republican party of the Territory of Arizona will be held at the city of Phenix, on Wednesday, the 25th day of April, 1888, for the pur- pose of selecting two delegates and two alternates to the National Republican Convention to be held at Chicago on the 18th day of June, 1888. The basis of representation will be one delegate from each county and one delegate for each fifty votes cast for .. c Bean, for Delegate to Congress, at the November election m 1886 The representation of the several counties will be AS fol- lows:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
Our Sifter.

We have made arrangements w.th the proprietor of the S.n Franc. 70 Weekly Chronicle whereby We can iur- nish that paper and the WEEKLY Jul h- NAL-MINER for $4G0 per year. C4-h must accompany all oricrs. A the present year will he an important one politically, and as the Chronicle i> ,ne best paper published on the fa,,tic coast, this gives an opportunity to ci,l- zens of this county of procuring the leading weekly of the territory, together with q mammoth metropolitan weekly, at little more than the cost of one. Send along your names accompanied by $4 to this office and get these two great papers. u