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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
To Circumvent the Fly.

A sponge saturated with strong carbolc acid and suspended in the room is one of va rious popular expedients for inducing the omnipresent fly to take its departure.
 To kill the flies in room, close windows and doors and with the little bellows that come for tte purpose, blow insect powder plentifully about the windows, against the walls and up to the ceiling, till the air is full of the fine dust. In an hour or two sweep up the dead flies.
 Still another good expedient to get rid of flies is to make strong decoction of quassia chips by boiling in water, and s$eeten well with nolasses. Flies will est it eagerly and Iia
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
ASTRONOMICAL I'D BITS.

There is nothing quite so good for making athletes of children now as green apple pie.
 Interest in children rapidly decreases when they are seen in public places sucking oranges.
 It doesn't seem to matter what the stock is for mulligatawny soup so long as the curry gets in.
 Fried hominy is said by one of the New port caterers to be improved by sprinkling with nutmeg.
 Pineapples are about done now for the sea- son, and this will leave void at many Sun day night teas.
 Bishop Taylor recently said: 1T would rather spend the next twenty years in Africa than in heaven"
 The report that Gen. Booth, commander of the Salvation Army, is to visit the United States in the fall, is denied
 Grecian epicures enveloped their hands in a kind Of glove, so that they could pick out the food while burning hot.
 Ducklings, with or without apple sauce arc now seasonable and in order, and in table d'hote, at all events, make change.
 The Lutherans in this country have begun thorough revision and a translation of the Augsburg Confession and of Luther's Small
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
Tho Weaving of Life.s Web.

Jem Phillips, as represented in our cut, is ct what he calls "a loose end" which means, I suppose, that he has nothing to do; and from bis appearance one would imagine that his want of occupation is not troubling him very much. Just now be is watching a troop of Irish harvest men on their way to Farmer Gray's, and presently he will stroll down the village to see if any other idle person is lounging about there who can join him in planning "lark" for the afternoon or even ing. So the day will pass, and it will be strange if Jem gets to the end of it without doing soIaeshfnG wrong.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
Canning Fruit .Tuices.

Fruit juices may be kept by canning, the sahle as fruit itself, and often prove very re- freshing and grateful to the sensitive stonl- ach of convalescing and delicate people, as well as useful for favoring beverages, etc. One housewife always puts up a few pint bottles as follows: She heats the berries and strains out the juice, the same as in making jelly; then she adds half pint of sugar to three pints of juice, brings it to a boil and seals up in glass jars.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
ENTERPRISE.
FLORENCE, SEPTEMBER 20, 1888.
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
ENTERTAINMENT OF VARIOUS KINDS
 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

4 Four Footed Clock, or How the Chii-
 dren of the CeIest al Empire Teu the
 Time of Day by Examining the Pupil
 Of Cst's Eye.
 Everybody knows that cats can see in the dark, and the reason they can do so Is be- cause of the peculiar construction of their eyes. You may have noticed in a moderate light the pupil or black part of pussy's eye is small and of an oval shape, while in full glare of light it becomes so narrow as to look like a mere slit.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
A Kentucky woman has patented Q quid holder for gum chawers.
Eneines Struck bv Lightning.

Railroad men say that lightning oc- casionally strikes locomotives when they run through thunder storms, but that it has never been known to harm them or the men in their cabs. The electricity thins out and spreads all over the engine, running off the wheels and along the tracks when it leaves the machinery. The impression is that the locomotives are lightning catchers and attract bolts that otherwise might hit the cars.-New York Sun
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
J. F. MAYHEM
Notice or FOrieigure

1No THE HEIRS OR ASSIGNS OF THE LATE William Dehl You are herebv notifad that the undersigned have expended three hun. dred dollars (tS0O) in labor and improvements one hundrell dollars 0l00) each on the tbree foi lowing mining claims, Bunker Hill mining dis triet, Pinal county, Arizona, viz; Badger Silver Hub aud Red Rose, in order to hold said claim s under tho prov sions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes Of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for tie wear endinS Dec. 3l, 1887, and if within ninety days from fbe service Of this notice, you fail or refuse to contribute your portion of such expeuditiire aS co-owner, which is as follows: upon the
 Badger, Twenty-Five Dollars (s25)
 g. ger Hub, Twenty-Five Dollars ($2s)
 Red Rose, Twenty five Dollars, C$25), Your intereet in claims will be forfeited and become the property of tho undersigned, your eO-owners, vrder said escHon 2324
 A Fl. STEBBINe
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
Flow to Launder Lawn Dresses.

will not fade, use no soap, but boil two quarts of bran in about six quarts of water fer half an hour. Strain through a coarae towel and mix in the water in which they are to be washed. Rinse lightly in clean water without starching. This preparation both cleanses and stiffens the lawn. IT 1t is convenient, it is better to tazo out gathers and drapi1gs, as the dress will look much rresher w4eE newly gathered and draped.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
AssessEa.enE Notice.

CRIsPIN MINING AND MILLING COMPANY A Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California; location of works, Silver King Mining District, Pinal county, Ari- zona.
 Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the lst day of Sept, 1888, an assessment, of Ten Gents per share was levied upon the capital stock oI the company, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the company, Room s2 Montgomery Block, No62S Montgomery street. San Francisco, California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th oay of October 1888, will be delinquent and will be advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment be made before, will be sold Monday, the 5th day of November 1885, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expense of sale. By order of the Board of Directors.
 G. B. KRUTMEJER, Secretary. Room S2 Montgomery Block, No 62S Alontgom cry Street, San Francisco, California.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29

Coca Is the dried leaf of South American shrub, valued for it's stimulating narcotic properties, which it is said to possess in a greater degree than opium, tobacco or any other vegetable production. The leaves are gathered and dried in the sun, and mixed with quicklime, and are chewed by the Pc ruvian Indians, the effect being to support the strength for a considerable time in the absence of food. Its use is attended with pernicious consequences, as the appetite for it increases, and the poFor of resistance di- minishes, until at last death comes as a re- liaf
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29

Ellen Terry has just worn an over dress knit of pure silver thread, and a fashion writer wants to know what good American will follow her lead, and so provide new handiwork for her less fortunate sisters.
 The very finest stockings are either those of white or pale colors, with fronts of point lace. or in hues something more vivid, hand embroidered in stripes of roses, or else with
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
Thc Hirhor Education.

"What did your daughter graduate in?" asked friend of the mother,
 "White silk, with a satin corsage and elbow sleeves" was the prompt answer.
 Il mean what branches" asked the startled guest.
 ''Oh, her-her-why, the usual studies. suppose, answered the perplexed mother.-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
Conntrv Enternrise-

'And is that yellow dome, which rises in the field yondcr, tho roof of another dwel- ling." asked the city visitor of his country friend.
 ''Oh, mo-" said the farmer, "that is my prize pumpkin you see, which is growing right along for the agricultural show."-De- troit Free Press
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
At Saratoga.
HMow how I Dersrojra ii,

''Maw, how perspirel"
 Dear me, Clara, don't let me hear you use that vulgar expression again"
 Do you want me to 'sweatP"
 'No, you wretched vulgarian; you must say you are 'bedewed with heat The first thing you know people will say we haven't got no style about us n-Texas Siftings.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
An Accumulated ConI,.

Madame-Can you cook chloral croquettesl Cook-Yes, madame Madame-Can you mako hasheesh omelette7 Cook-Yes, mad anne. Madame-Can you speak Volapuk' Cook-Fluently. Madame-Well, I think you will do; that is, you will do if you think you win-Boston Gazette.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
His Full Name.

Miss Ethel-Do you know, Mir. Featherly, what that pleasant little Mir. Sissys first nane is, who is playing tennis with Clara DIlberTy7
 Featherly twho doesn't like Sissy)-I be- lieve be answers to the name of Charley.- New York Sun,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
Sure of n Living.

IfMucl -pee-wah-len-gah, the Indian who has just been granted pension, had not been successful in his application, he could have made living by renting bis name to be used as a barbed wire Wilmington News.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
Tho EempdX.

An anxious patient who thought that he had swallowed pin telegraphed for advice to O well known physician of Easton and re- ceived in reply the reassuring injunction to swallow a pincushion n-Brooklyn Eagle.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29

A new industry in California is said to be the killing of bees that swarm in pri- vate houses At present it is monopolized by two men
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
TrRnnhHnt.

"Why, Mrs. Ballard, how do you do7'
 "Quite we'll How are you, Mrs. Jonesi How did you find me in all this crowdP'
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29

Crepe spot cloth, of silk and wool, with double stripes, forming a raised spot at cross ing, and laiue ct soie, line checks of white
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29

The chair back may be made in silk or plush, but the latter is recommended as rich est in appearance. A central square of red dish brown plush may be embroidered with the rose spray and bird, or may be decorated with the applique designs that can be pur- chased for this purpose. Tor the border are utilized remnants of plush of many different colors and irregular shapes.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29

Chair Back with Embroidered Border.
 The novelty of the chair back represented in the cut consists in its embroidered border, the details of which are shown in Fig. 9
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
SA. A. DAEPIEIN,
 MOW OrI Prsna La
M. A. DAUPHIN,
 Washington, D. C.
ddress Registered Letters to FEW ORLEANS NATL BANK,
 New Orleans, La,

EMEM1rO That the presence of Generals Beau kUtlHDLU regard and Early. who are iu charge tio drawings is guarantoe of absolute fair.ess aLd teriy that the chances arc ali equal and that no one n possibly divine what humber will draw prize
 RENzEM BEER that the payment of all Il zes is GUARANTEED BN FOL F. hTEONAL BANKS of New Orleans, M the tickets are signed by the President of knstitution whose chartered rights are rec
 Aed in the highest courts; therefore, be-
 M any limitations or anonymous schemes.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
SUMMERS < STANLEY
COLUMBIA CATTLE COMPANY

small upper bit hIght, swallow fork. Also own cattle branded IL on left side or left hip old cattle variously ear marked hut mainly upper ls crop and undar bii in each ear. Horse brand 3C left thigh or IL left thigh.
 T D. HAMMOND, Manager.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29

The finest turnouts in the country and the best stock at Drew X Bamrick' s livery stable *
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29

TFe. thc made sigaed Bulks aud Bd3ke. s, IrW pup al prizes d,'I,cn ia THe Loaisiana S.dse Lotteries trhici may be present ed at osir cOultterS.
 E. '. WALNsEY, Prcs. Louisiana Nat.l RS L'sGsr1E EASk1S, Pres. ssatc Natl sk A. BALDWIN. Pres. Now Orleans Natl iliI CARL HOssN, Pres. Union National Bank
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
ERANO M0MTHiY DRAWIN6 {, ln Inc Academy of Music. New Orleans.
 Tuesday, October 9, 1888
CAPITAL PRIZE. $3OO,OOO
 100000 Tickets Rt Twenty Dol larz cach. Halves SIC; Quarters kS. Tcnths S3; 1wentieths SI.
trsr or PRIZES.

lsi tfifce ahioutILS SlVo4o1o NorE=Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not cn- iled,o Tsra.ilai Prizes
 For Club Rates, or any further iuformaion desired rite legibIy Co the undersigned, clearly stating your .sidenc-, with State County Street and number lore rapid return nall delivery viii be assured by your -ciosli.g envelope bearing your fun address Scud POSTAL NOTES. Express Mouoy Orders or York Exchange iu ordinary letter. Currency by gpress lat our eApensel addressed to
 M DAEPUIN,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
MNtfcN.

Mrs. E. H. Gilbert having left my bed and board the public is hereby notified that will not be responsible for any debts contracted by
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
ruE rLIeur az REruGrEs.
scenes that BcREar Description Take
Place on thc special Train.

NV NouE, sept 1.-THE H1ILfB Char.
lotto. y. e., dispatch says After many
weary delays along the route the train load
II FLORIDA refugees arrived nt this city yes.
tcrlhy and let, after a short stay. Tor Hen.
dcr,onNllc. y. G., which Is the destination
u the fugitiy,s
Tho train was made mp In Jacksonville,
and consisted 1T ten coaches. Packed IN
these conveyance, were between 600 and so
grown people. and pcrnap, 100 children. On
the train wcrc n number Uf coiorcd plsscn.
err Ut ~ ages. The ,rrncs On route bcrrnr
description. Ncws ~ the train had gone be-.
iurp. and NJ every LITTLE country station.
crowds II people ven gathered ~ Wow w.
approach. Occasionally the refugee, would
wait until they Cauy a. one " these stations
aud ~ the ears stopped. every window along
the cntirc line II the train wuuii bc thrown
open and In nn instant each window would
b. tllyd 10y The bead aud shoulders 1T rciu.
gee, looking scgutully no the scared country
people, for The Nmumcnt the Florid,ns
heads were pts'r,l through the car Windows
the crowds would Dec like sheen.
This mancuxcrWIs tried several tunes and
IN each insiana'lthr gathering, frw With all
thc spccl their lr's would command and
seemed ~ nueh frightened ~ ID the pc,tl.
lcncr were already nmpug them
The tint halt 1T any consequence was
made nt Atlanta, ca ~ the train slowed
up the heads IT men anil women. hlirkrneI
with cpal dust nhl gluut. hungry lnbokinr
ilc,s, with bloNil lUt ewes. rel from want
ul sleep were sh"Nrl through the open win.
dnus aud the cry wont up from one cnd II
The train tn the athHf dive us food AMI
water" The duur Uf nunnd'a restaurant
WIS pmppcd urpn AMI all the waiter, aud
plenty ~ yuhnirrr, carried sandwiches.
coffee and water 90 tir thirsty hungry
riugrrs Fully hwl persons took lnnk
NJ tie tnin. ~ " n Armstrong. prr,l.
dent VI the boarl Of health. Dr. J. A. laipl
secretary n the hp1Hl Vt health and W..
Cnchiun, one OF thr yellow Tower insirciur.
Wcrc at the depot The rh'rf II police, with
q squad Of pairnlmru, was present aud
under instructions frUm In, RiIrl and
Armstrong. had each rpIJh guarded 70 that
mo- person could gct either on ~ of THIS
Wis done 10 rnrry uut Tive Instructions Of
Nurscun General Hamilton. On the arrival
ul the train here Ivuuus Who had friends ~
relatives un u wrr' allowed ~ sprik tp them
and nll along ths We" ~ c,arlcs on bath
side, ihpfr Was much hani shaking aud
happy gpeiinr uuli thc train pulled ont.
D.. john Uuiic'b'. Who "a connected with
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
1 Ni7IONAL QUARANTINE
WANTED.

Tho Nstipuh Qasnniibo h the thing Tho
tuitrl States must have ~ ttif iusi a. much the
pr1fIuHf Nui duty - the tniici States ~ prnisct
hpr pc if1m cuuiar .Uus aud Infectious dis'asrs
a. 10 o. " rfuioyt them from miiltaf, Invasion
~ Il1tia he'd tryu iu,air,i ~ q irrtfu army.
tlo utol, country would a, ~ arms 10 defend one
of che tuitDi state. Invaded by terrible plague
florida e. uut Protected by the tnit,d .,atr, "
90 sHuuIi r aui che other satrs ar irit 10 take
,sv Of 'hrm',',r' rs h0,i thry can u IL quite
probable ihHi 20 w. hal National Quarantine II
tbD 3. Hi tIrd that Isihr ytfI i,t yellow fever
WuHlI Dave hv,u kJIi Uut ui iiufia. or stantel
uut vtru ituh, nf,t DISCOVERED ~ iu ~ The
ir,"t ui ibis Ncar vas impprui ifin tho tupic.
4 national quarantine uf.dly cuirrc,i, would
hats pr ouir'i lsih iisss.rH. The National Gov.
eminent has ninIlr wHiut u1uli ,rrur' the vay
lr'i i.ilgu' nui would uu' 10 hampyrci IS tho
uIWuriI'Hl Iu'.fuis ul In, eos. when one Slate
dos uui ui.l iH d. pend "a another fIf protection
10 matter u This siul. thf National Government
,hnuli slop in. the done ., ~ pHlir.t the live,
eft wttc. end % b. luh umc that Il
49, ulli rnpUarfri nui splrniidIy cluiptsi
o. pfHiu,t ilg lFr, H lN Olti1rns con
iali'us and infectious ii,rsss 40 not 10
taii state lines Hui Iuw,ful Government
Should uui h. hiuirrd by tarm in pto'o, Hg The
lives II ihr riufrus lihablu tnc the PEOPLE n
A''iAtN'N 'NNh'fN N'ihlNNh NilN Alih. 10 ihH
matter u ihU 1UI'ne i,,gf hsi r.slhyi the Nig,r.
Hrri NHI'ri ihs1rr there o. un estimating tho
damsrc ~ Zoe AMI property Vet tho people afc
deuipd National piuo, lion uu a0uouui oi ihs sslf
ishn'n ~ ica LARGE rofi, nod the vhlms 81 a lev
tiair' highu iaua'IHi. in lr name II the people
who sfr Oh, MASTER. We d,Uand Chaurs. tctt
ifV Costs fJIi Hrid
IuE ArrEu heartily agree, with III,
HTald Nothing bat the National author.
Wy can successfully core with epidemic
diseases TO prevent their introduction and
spread. The National Board Of Health
was admirably equipped for such duty,
but, having been curtailcj Of liz powers
by the refusal Of Congress to make appro.
priniions Tor Il, II bi, lnpscd into q condl.
ton Of "inocuous dcssueiuJc." But Sen.
aior Harris has introduced bill In the
Senate with The onJ Ia Wow suggested by
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
Poor Jacksonville Gloomier Still
Tho Yellow Fever Takes Away the
Lives OF Twelve People.
Among THEM Are Two Of Florida's
Most Prominent Men.
Forty-Three New Cases Reported
to the Board of Health.
Graphic Description Of the Flight OF
Refugees to Hendersonville, N. c.,
and the Touching Incidents
OF the Sad Journey.

JACKSONVILLE, Flaa Sept 14-This has
been the saddest day yet in the history Of
Jacksonyillc's epidemic. The general gloom
is made intense by the grief at the loss Of
several of our best citizens Two OF the mo-
blest Of Florida's citizens fell today-Louis
| Fleming, whose son and namesaie was laid
TO rest only three days ago, and the Hon.
Henry A. LEnglc, cashier Of the bank Of the
State of Florida. exrrcaSurcr of State, and
lately the heroic and indcfatigablc chairman
of the committee on sanitation of the citi-
zcns' association. No man stood higher In
Florida rs a man aud lawyer than Louis /.
Fleming. lie was the elder brother Of the
Democratic candidate for Governor, and q
grandson Of the Hon. Lewis Fats. His
influence as a lawyer was great, owing to
his ability and the fact that he
would never argue n case that he
did not conscicntiou,ly believe just aud
proper. Hon. IL A. L'Englo was one Of the
most active and public spirited citizens q
near relative Of Mr. Fleming a man devoted
10 principle, and Of sterling integrity. Both
died Of yellow fever near the same hour.
Frank W. Ely, prominent insurance
agent, was also one nj today's victims. He
was not generally known to he dangerously
i'll. The fatal list contains the names Of
Mrs. W. &. lIcrrigk whose husband died
ten years ago-thc third death in this house.
Harry L. Robinson, Mrs. G.. II. WEYMOUTH,
Ezra Gray Mr.. Chllmgn, an infant OF J. W
Wallace, Lulu T.. Coleman, Benjamin Dor
well and Mrs. Patrick Kelly. The number
Of new eases today iOuy-thrrc, deaths
twelve, the largest record Of mortality yet
Total cases reported 10 date $50, total deaths
no
The weather Is still wet and unpromisng
and the earth soaked with water. Several
physicians and nurses from other cities
New Orleans, Mobile aud Savannah. arrived
today. A special train was sont 10 McClcnny
this afternoon with physicians. nurses and
supplies About siNty.iyc eases have been
reported ut McClruuy aud ten or twelve
deaths The place D. almost dcpppulutcd
not more than go people remaining. The
local physicians nrr nll sick The Citizens
association today resolved 10 pay for the
erection Of a hospital 90 be- maintained by
the knights Tcmplr. nr. Mallct, Eminent
Commander, and protector OF the hospital
In behalf of the order WIS stricken with
fever today, but will probably recover Dr..
Weller, uf s. Johns church, is ,till III from
ovcrwork. He j. am epidemic veteran from
Nicksbug. Camp Mitchell !, being rapidly
built and equipped 4 large order for hos
pitnl, camp aud general supplies was tcle.
griphCd New York today
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
THE GRAND JURY's WORK.
Some Alleged Offenders Whom It
Caught Yesterday.


The indictments against Bhoda Turner
and ]. Nixon were not the only ones re-
turned by the grand jury yesterday. Mr. d.
d. Barnes n well known lawyer, was caught
somewhat In this wise: "For fraudulent
breach OF trust. Larceny and cmbczzlcmonL"
Tho facts, a. related by the bill, are in sub.
stance as follows ON the lst aud 10TH Of May
Barnes WIS attorney or collecting agent for
Mine Blanche Curry. Her claims against a
debtor amounted 20 SlGO. The attorney is
charged with having collected aud converted
10 90 his own use. with intent 81 dciuud 10,
proper owner out % ~. For which nll---
forthcoming bnrncs T. the subject ot these
interesting counts, ~ stated.
The dr.cuda.t has an explanation. II H.
according tD his belief tho result ~ npprc.
cintcl enmity on the part Of squire T. NJ.
Winter, whom be- does not see proper TO
support IN his political or other aspirations.
Barnes says bee lid collect a claim 0f SlGj Tor
Blanche Curry under contract charge of
80 per cent shortly nfiCgwnrl hc turned
over - % the sum IA Orlando Brown, Nine.
Curfys agent leaving s2j balance. When
he pro1crrd this latter amount Ia the owner
in person, she Indignantly declined it.
Barnes SAYS De consulted with Judge DuliOsc
about W nc thr time. The judge remarked
that u was rather stiI Zee, but u il wa, the
contract their wa, M oilonsc against "tho
peace ani dignity II the state" such. also,
was the opinion at Assistant Attnrncy-Gcn-
cral Bro ks. squirc Winters, be- 'aid made
moro cut Of H.
Alien jenkins wa, also indicted for assault
with intent 70 commit murder In the iirst dc