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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-18
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81 tie General Government.
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-18

Governor Fitxhugh Lee Of Virginia,
who Is very stout, recently amused
some friends by telling the following
story: GA few months ago q friend
and went calling in lake for the
purpose Of catching n few fish. While
we were trying to get bite squat
came up, overturned the boat, and we
were both thrown intD the water.
attempted to save my friend, but he
sank from sight and was drowned. Be
ing good swimmer, thought OF my
life aud what Virginia might suffer II l
we're drowned SO l made for the shore
White making lusty strokes my siom
nch touched the bottom, and, thinking
1 had reached the shore, l turned on
my feet, and, 10 my surprise L found
was still over my head. / get to shore
all right, and the country was saved
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-18
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ming for young ladies' hats Wash-
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ousIy object to being wooed In the old,
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0Whas mixed number does the present
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We'll, li.-Boston Journal.
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Alb, but how about the widows? Rear
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CuN.
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doubtless learned by this time that thu
most interesting feature Of the psrfor.
nance Els paying Sc for the carriage
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-18

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BlilIsaps 4 Sholars,
ATTORNEYS 4 COUNSELORS Al Law
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ali the parishes OF North Louisiana, WIN
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Once IN SruBn's BUILDING, on Woot
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
(Ftrst Publication, Aug. IS. 1884, Mining Application No. 206.
 Of Hcrbert Fl. ogan.
UNITED STATES LAND OFrJCE,
 PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI COU >TY, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, Aug. To. lSHs

N, . PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI COU >TY. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. Aug. 10, lSSs. ) Notice is hereby given that Herhert F. Io gan. whose pOstOffiOo address is PheniX, Mar scopa county, Ar;xOha, has this ia, filed his application for 6 patent for min hundred and or vein, bearing gold and silvs with surface grjnnd fou, hundred feet in width, situated county. ArizonS territory. and designated by the field notes and OfficiPI plat on lie in this office as tot No. 4S. on unsurveyed land said L2t No. 4S being descrieed as follows tO-w,t:
 Beg ming at . stone post already estab. lished as Mon No. of Come ton No. mining claim. hich is marked "C No. 2.'' min 6. 200 feet to . stone Ost marked "C No. 2" No. 2; thence D 49 deg 25 min 6. var i4 deg i5 min 2, 95o feet to . stone post marked |"
 No. 2,' No 5; thence n 4e deg B min w. var ll deg IS min 2, 200 feet to a stone post m ar ked "C No. 2," No {; thence 70 deg 9 mi n ". var M dsE so m,n Ma oS feet oa to stone post rk W. distance 50 feet; then ,e . 4s deg g min V, var II dex l5 min e. Sso feet to . stone post
 dsS s min x d:s.es l ees aon usssa ofss; States Mineral Monument No. 6. Green Val. ley mining district. bears ., o deg S5 min V. n deg Is min @. 3O feet to mon and post 70 No. 2," No. 1. and place of beginning.
 knewn as Connection No. l, snd claimed by Herbert =. Logan. and the location of Con. recorded in the Eeoordcr's of,oe % of : Ysvsysi 1 I countys Hsan y Arisona' in Book ls, of Mines. st
 Any ant all persons claiming adve rsslv ,py portion of said Connection No m ne or sur. face ground are required to nle the adverse claims with the Register of the Uni ed stat $ pal. territory of Arixons dlring the sixty day period Of publication h.renf or they VII be barred by virtue of the proyisions oi
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
(First Publication, Aag. 1s, 1885, Mining Application No. 2O4.
 Of Herbert H. Logan.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT, YAvAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, Aug. 10. l6S&

Notice is hereby given that Herbert H. To. gan, whose pnstofn~e address is Phenix. Mar icoPa county. Arisona. has this day filed his application for patent for twelve hundred linear feet of the Connection No. I mine or vein, bearing gold and silver, with sa face ground fuur hundred feet Tn width situated In Green Valley mining district. Yavspsi county, Arizona territory, and design atea bv the neld notes and official plat on nle in this ofI1ce as Lot No. Ss, on unsurveyed land. said Lot No. ~ being described as blows, to.wlf. Beginning at Q stone post 26 xl0xs ITS, set le ins in the grs und and marked c No. l. No. M; theme n 70 deg S5 min W. yar H deg lS
 min c. 1uo feet tO a stone post marked 70 No.
 1" N0. 2, original mon hears 70 deg y min V,
 dissance 60 feet, United Mine al Monument min V, dista~ce loo feet; thence 6 ls deg s min V. var M deg Is min e. i.2)o to . stone post mar ked "C No. ]" No. 3, orig loc mon bean q deS V, distance 60 feet: thence . 4e ssSa: s:s %an s S.s f S' Nc % ts
 @ deg g min c, var fl deg IS min C, 200 feet tO c stOne post marked "C No. l." No 6; thence . @ deg g min c, var ls des Is min C. i.2D feet
 @ ssSns sss Poiiu Pria VI vss 4 deS SGi m min es to . stone post m srked c No. ], Nc. l, and place of beginning.
 Total net area of claim, lll7 acres.
 The diotning claim on tne northeast is the Herbert H. Logau, and the location of the Connection No. mining claim (L0. No. l7) is recorded in the kecorder's ofdce of Yavapai county, Arixs na. In Book ls, of k,pes. at
 Any and All psrsons clalming adversely any portion of said Connection No. mine or suffsce ground are '. Quired 70 fie their d. voExo cl0lmG with sue Ceegtstef of the unitod ty,. Arisona. during lhe sixty deys P- riot of p1blioasaon hereof CT they will 6e barred by viFtno o6 tho provisions 0f Sno sta uto
 anls 2m V E. BURGESS. Rssiste9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
Arssr norss Thieves.

The people of Richfeld. Kansas; Bo.. ton. Springfield, Villas, Minneapolis and Carriso. Colorado, are taking steps to or. ganize POO troops to go into the neutra strip and retake the stolen horses and other property and capture the thieves The principal object will be to get the thieves. who are said to be fortified in Squaw canon. and persons who have seen the place say that it is a natural fortifcation, and that 1t will he hard to dislodge the men who have taken refuge there There is a feeling of insecurity all along the border, and people say that they will no longer stand the depreda- tions of the thieves. There has been a half dozen armed parties of settlers in the strip looking for stolen property, but m each case the attempt was fruitless, and the people ot the various towns have nov determined by united effort to break up the outlaws and regain their property.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
(F1rst Publication. Aug. IS. lsss.) Mining Application No. 20,
 Of Herbert RI. Logan.
VI A01Uc1t XAs AOB8us
LIFTED SrA7B LAND OFFICE, !
 PRRscoTf. YAVAPAI COUNTY,

LIFTED STA7D LAND OHTICR, ! PRRscoTT. YAVAPAI COUNTY. TERRITORY or ARIZONA. Aug. 10, Ees. Notice is hereby given that Herbert H. Lo gans whose PostOfnee address is Phenix, Mar. iCoI: P, ;nnty; Arisona: has this day filed his fifty fees of the Long Tonto mine or vein bear ing gold and silvef, with surface ground SIX hundred feet n width. situated in the ty. Arizona. ana dos3gnsied Sy the SeId ie ncte. and Od1cial plat On dle in this 0mce as Lot No. $. being described e follovs to-w vii:
 Beginning at . seone post already estab sh l: sS M a%9ns shsnss sa% sione post m.sk cd | I No. !; thence D SS d deg z %n n::E.S s yss Si s s9 'ss $ E. % '. v:t f deF E min s iOo ret sc :.oae ct var N deg l5 min .. 70 feet to a stone poSt nsrtsd Se. tnis.a ses sSss. s'ons %insss:i ss:si monument No. 5. Gresn Vsiley minine dis. t!ict. bears o 1 s6 min -. distaoeo so6 feet; to mon and post L T No anu piece Of begin
 Total net arsa oe claim. nas asrss.
 Tho adjoieing claim on the southv ct 10
 The locasion Of the Long ronto mining claim uot AsD is recorded ID She Reeorders omSs oe ss fs. .spss ecSnsy Arisona. in Book is.
 Any and sli Psssons claiming aAvsrssly any poss5oe of sesd Long Tonto n ins or surface s1s;ms soSss v,ss ass .ss .5sssY.sS so ;4s;I :d.s..s Isnd oales. q Prsssol;. in sss sosnty of s Sa.s. days' psF,nd q psbIisaiicn hsssof or thsy ,h. Hi ss ss'ed sy ytrfsS q see psesls.oss of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
q ConsIderate Conductor

A Cattletsburg, Ky. telegram says Two men, Steele and Mockable bott drunk, boarded the train at Mt. Ster- ling vest erday afternoon. They fought all the way to Stepstone. where the conductor for the safety of the passen- gers put the men off and told them to fight it out. They drew pistols and ex- changed five shots each. The fifth shot from Steele's pistol passed through MOckable's brain killing him instantly. They were cousins. Alter the killing Steele boarded the train and proceeded homeward, the train having waited uh- al the duel was over.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26

A United States grand jury has re. turned four indictments against David s. Terry and two against SaraS Althea charg. ing them with assaulting and threatening to kill Marshall Franks and deputies and Judges Field and Sawyer It begins to look as fthe Terrys would after all have an opportunity of cooling of their pas sions caused by the disappointment in not securing portion of the Sharon es. tate. The Sarah Althea conspiracy against Sharon was one of the most daring ever attempted to be perpctrated and Judges Sawyer and Field areto be congratulated for their firmness ln preventing its con- summation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
(First Publication, Aug. lS. lSss.) mining Application, No. 203,
 Of Herbert H. Logan,
UNITED STATES LIANT OFFICE.
 PRESCf TT, YAvAPAI c UNITY,

OF Ah AVNAS ~ uk. iVs iocos J Notice is hereby given that Herbert II. Ia icOpa county, Arizons has this day filed his application for a ,fent for tweip- hundred linear feet O, the Contact mine Or vein, bear flag gold Rnd silve', with surface 2 Ound. si \ hundred feet in wilth, situatet Tn Green Val. ley Mining Distr ct, Yay pal county, Arizona territory. and esignated by field notes a nd fficial plats on file m this ffice as Lot No l6, on unsurveyed and, said Lot No. AS being described follows, to wit:
 Beginning a stone post s6xl0xl0, set l6 IS n. 70 deg S6 min w. var If deg l5 min e. 3Go feet to Q stone post marked c SO,2 Uni ed States Mineral Monument No $, Green Valley M n- ing District, Yavapai county, Arizona, bears n l9 deg B min W, distance 800 feet; tnence 6
 !s deg zs min " var IA deg l5 min e; i.aoo ie.t M deg s min G. var IA ec IS mi @. 3O fee. to 2 stone post marked c No 1; thence 6 70 deg a5
 m n @, var II deg l6 min e, 80 feet to stO n a post marked C No 5; thence n 49 deg 2, min 6. var A deg Is min. (, 200 feet to stone post marked No thence n 40 deg 35 min v, var ll deg IS min 6. 300 feet to monum at and pust No l, and place of beginning.
 Total net area of claim, 1e ey acres,
 The adjoining claim on the northeast $ known as the Long Tonto, ane. is claimed by Contact mining claim (lot No. 46) is recorded Iu the Recorders office of Yayapai county. Arizona territory. in Book l9. of Mines, at page 629, and Book %, pages AZ and 4l3.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said COntac mine or surfa oe claims with the Register of the United Staies land office, at Prescott, In the County Of Yav. apai, Territory Of Arizona. during the sixty days' period of publication hereof. or they will be ba red by virtue of the provisions Of the statute. E.. BURGESS, Register.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26

The ss.ooo majority telegraphed with co much cheek from Arksnsas the morn
 ing after the election dwindled rapidly as the returns came in. and the democrats had to steal the ballot boxes at Littl: Rock to save the wreck. As it is, Nor wood the fusion candidate for governor, has conmenced proceedings to con,es, the election. claiming that he received a majority in the state of 100 votes.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26

A special from Opelousas. Louisana
 says that on Saturday morning at Vills Platte Prairie. . crowd of armed mer rode to the houses of two negroes named Jean Pierre and Salet Didean. AfteI leading them short distance away they riddled them with buckshot, killing them insantly. The killing is supposed to have been brought about by incendiazy language recently used by these negroes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
Some Interesting Items ter Al
 Glasses 0l Readers.

Martin Naier wishes to sAy that ha will deliver ice during the coming sun. mer st one cent per pound. Ordsss lsft ct Divers store, Whipple. os st hia 1 saloon, on Granite street, will receive prompt attention. Fresh cand.ss.
 Jules Baumann is manufacturing fresh every day, plain and fancy homo made candies; and lovele of o0nfsc- tionery should not fail to call at the Bellevue Hotel, and spend their suEplus "bits" for strictly pure, unadultsrated stuff, made right here, and cold at iv- ing prices. m26tf Martin Maier has opened . osld lunch stand At his place on Granite street. He has just received an invoice of imported goods, consisting oi Swiss and Limburger cheese, sausages. ham and sardelles. Give him . call.
 Ice cream of all kinds of flavor, and all kinds of ices, at the Bellevue hotel, or delivered to any part of town. The delivery wagon will make regular trips during the warm hours of each day. juiH
 Order your ice from 4aier's covered wagon. Ice delivered daily to any part of the city and Fort Whipple, for one cent per pound. mllu
 Just received, at Geo. H. Curry's, t00 bottles of the finest sperm sewing ma chine oil. Buy only the best. and save your machine. j11u
 Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
 A6u Waukesha water, wholesale 0r retail, at the Sazerac saloon. mltf Finest SOnOma Zinfandel At Gold waters, $l per gal H
 Wanted, 900 School Children to buy Hats at Half Price, at Mrs. Sullivan's. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
Property For Sale
 OR LEASE.
Notice to Settle.

Every pessou indebted sD the hzm sue W. to call at our odlee and se4S1e their aeo0unto at once. Owing to the dooeh of V. 2. Wils % scocunt: re%.ininS unssiS os or :fss9 sni tsS. . ruaxy lst, lRS8. will bo handoa @ 00f o6Ane; nsys for collection. ". x- WILSON . co.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26

General Harrison has been elected vice president of the society of the army of the Cumberland.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26

WEDNESDAY, ,sEPTEABEk2 26. lSSS
 NEWS. moTEs AND COMMENTS.
 John L. Sullivan Is dangerously i'll.
 Yellow fever is speading in Florida.
 Congress talks ot adjournlng Octo. Der Ist.
 John G. Carlisle has been renomlnated for compress.
 Denver has sent $I, 900 to the yellow fever sufferers.
 An American war ship has been sent to the Samoan islands.
 Yellow fever has appeared at town near Chattanooga. Tennessee.
 Senator Mitchell has introduced bill to reduce letter postage to one cont.
 A pay car on the Lake Shore road was robbed near Buffalo of $4oo.oos.
 Judge Field has refused ts grant the plea of David s Terry to be restored to liberty.
 Jacksonville reports I56 new cases of yellow fever in one day the highest num- Der yet reached.
 In a prize fight for ST 900 and the bantam championship of the world at Landspoint, New York. Eugene Horn- becker, of New York, the present cham pion, lost to Chas. McCatber, of New Jersey. on a foul. Twenty-one bloody rounds were fought.
 Dingley, of Maine, has offered reso- lutioncalling on the Preident for informa tion as to whether the rights of American fisherman had been violated by the Can l adian authorities within the past year, end if so whether he has retaliated as | he had authority to do under the act of Mach }, 1887.
 COngressmen will be elected in Penn sylvania. for the first time this year under the new sPPOrtlonment act. LII the twenty-eight there are nine in which the democrats had a majority on the vote for governor in 1886 There are eight demoratc members of the pre- sent congressionsI delegation, but the Philadelphia Press thinks there are only six districts which the republicans cannot fairly expect to carry this year on the tariff issue
 A special from Kokomo. Indiana, re- ports bloody affray in the court room in that place recently. An action for divorce was pending between Samuel Pruett and wife. and both were in court. waiting for the case to be called. Pruett drew a revolver and fired two shots into the body of his wife and third into J. C. Blakeridge. The woman IS shot in the left breast near the heart and in the left shoulder and will proba- bly die. Blakeridge is shot in the breast but his injuries are not fatal.