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The Monitor., 1888-06-15

Committee.
The spring is late and We have
saved by not buying early and can
therefore give our patrons better
value for their money outlay.
Ladies dress goods are coming in
and we viii be making weekly ad-
ditions to our stock from this time
till July Ist. We were especially
fortunate last year in our dress
goods selections and feel assured
that our purchases so far the current
season will meet the popular wants.
One thing that can be depended on,
our prices will not suffer by com
parison with any others you may
sec or hear.
Ladies light weight, short coats
for spring, perfect fitting a Id nobby
in style and appearance. at s3.7s
and 500
New stock Merino shawls in blue,
scarlet, cream, mode and myrtle,
sIoo to s2.75.
New stock of Hosiery just open
ed, the best we've had, at prices to
satisfy the most economical.
25oo yards fast color calicoes and
satteens, dark colors, in new and
choice styles, 5 cents.
Table linens, 81 In. wide, zoe on
up to 45c yard for 60 inch damask.
At oS cts per yard we have most
beautiful patterns. 90 inches wide.
Also Turkey Red damask from Is
to 50 cents.
10 pieces pin check, yard wide,
wooden suitings for ladies wear,
worth IS cts, but we bought SO as
to sell at 25 cts. They are dressy,
serviceable and cheap.
80 doz. mems full weight regul;;
make, no seams, u hose, Is cts.
for pair. We have been paying
Fl cts. a pair wholesale for no
better.
Carpets We have ali grades, both
rag and Ingram, from 20 cents per
yard upward What we buy we buy
cheap, and what we sell we sell
cheap. We can show you an extra
super heavy Ingram, every fibre
wool, at 6S cts, and doubt if you can
match it in any carpet store in the
city for fraction less than Is cents.
We are selling neat and pretty Tap
estry Brussels at S. cts, equal to
any we have had for 10 cents more.
Cation Mating. While we can
sell common article as low as
I2H cents a yard, few persons will
buy it. The lowest we have is 20
cents, and an excellent one in neat
check pattern for 25 cts, which is
probably cheaper, wear considered,
than the lower priced would prove
to be.
Wall Papers. Larger stock than
ever before. 5000 pieces, every
grade and combination, from s cts.
a piece up to s. cts. for the best gilt.
The combination of manufacturers
has broken up and the people are
benefited with much lower prices
than heretofore. You'll be surprised
to know how cheaply you can dec
orate your room. A first class,
practical and painstaking Paper
Hanger sent out in all cases where
his services are needed.
All-wool Black Cashmercs and
Ottoman Cloth, from 5 to 10 cents
per yard below former prices.
Black Henrietta Cloth, So
cents. The finest silk finish, 46
inches wide, at SI.oo. Seven yards
makes dress, and you may not see
its equal elsewhere less than sI25.
Bring sample of these goods that
you consider cheap and give us
cnance to match them and see what
we can do in that way
Our price for the best Headlight
Oil to-day is 10 cents per gallon.
If you appreciate heavy bodied.
rich favored coffee try our blend of
Java, Maracaibo and Laguayra, The
The Monitor., 1888-06-15

when the esteemed C0astttphoA gets
done iinging at the MuEiroH because II
don't think the good results Of reducing
the number Of run mills in Philadelphia
are Immediately apparent, perhaps 1t will
devote paragraph 6r Two To the real qnes
ton the MONITOR raised viz, the morality
Of license IN any form. We notice u
strange aversion to a discussion of this
point on The part Of many Of our esteemed
contemporaries II is absurd for the Coa.
aitutioH 10 draw n parallel between the
total abolition of RUN mills Ia a city like
Salem, and a partial wiping out OF the
traffic in a city like Philadelphia oar
neighbor misses our point altogether. II
one rum mill is right, two ought 10 be just
as right. If two are wrong, one is equally
wrong And what is really gained by
Of the other is what we don't see on the
surface. The Constitution would not favor
law that said that all murlercrs IN excess
Of given mum Der should be punished,
because murder lisa wrong ia itself We
hold that the business Of rum selling is
wrong ia Itself in the present state of so
cisly and ought to be entirely outlawcd
VIII the Constitution defend the business
by eontroyening this position?
The Monitor., 1888-06-15

Some 81 our contemporaries are discuss
ing the difference in the decisions Of the
Gloucester and Salem courts in regard 10
licensing a house with two bars. Some
think the law is a. fAuif, some the courts.
The law says nothing about II. The
C0urs have discretion to licehee or not to
license. IT the Gloucester County Courts
had seen fl they conld have withheld IL
censc from landlord Newton altogether, on
the ground that by running two bars in the
manner he did Inc made bis house objection
able, aud they could, on his undertaking to
remove the Objectionable feature, grant his
license. The Salem Court might have con.
clnded that in the ease before them two
bars we're not Objectionable. But we
opine that landlord Newton sells just as
much rum over his one bar as lie formerly
did over the two.
The Monitor., 1888-06-15
sia2tia 70


SALEM. n. a., May, so, 1898.
10 the honorable Board OF Chosen Free
n0inCfs:
;siRs:-N q, the undersigned, n committee
appointed lay your honorable body To audit
The accounts uf James Butcher, County Col
lector beg leave TO report that we have rx-
tmined the bills ana vouchers held by him
and lind them In all respects correct
The Monitor., 1888-06-15

Your committee fB-1aeK Ges5e 2 to report f1at
tile haze Dsseesor II fssiz Eda.8xl 1s. a;y.,d
fgeat sfs state r Fss3sateer FOR IL 3fasz.4ea oe
.nnaess Ia orr eosafy y'8sa. tas ssifl nr
f5olieafoF fhs sJfB 81 - ~, seaR Hg r. a4lanee
dne the county fTsasHEy fs0ia tss iate b leci Or
ROBERT G. PEDgJeE
JOSEPH =. MAYHEM
TItkOD0hE ROGERS
Committee
The Monitor., 1888-06-15

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The Monitor., 1888-06-15
COUNTY OF SALEM.

ECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Of The
IL County OF salem, X. j.. for the year end
ing May 9th. 1873.
TConiinued from frst pageI
No ELKCTIoN5.
The Monitor., 1888-06-15

"Oh, mcancr folks OF narrower souls,
Heirs Of ignoble thought,
stir not the catnp-ilres bnekened Goals.
Flood dfenehcd by thoae who fought,
Loot out OF heaven u fire shall yet
Bear GODS own vengeance forth
ON those who once again would set
Discofd 'twixt South and Morrill,
In the spring cf 'G3 two great armies
were cncampcd on either side Of the Rap
pahannock river, one dressed IN blue and
one in gray. AS twilight fell the bands Of
music on the Union side began 10 play the
martial strain, "fhe Star Spanglcd Ban
nor, and rally Round the Flag" and
that musical challenge was taken up by
those on the other side, who responded
with the "Bonnic Blue Flag" and Away
Down Sonth in Dixie" After awhile II
was borne in upon the soul of single
soldier in one Of those bands Of Music TO
begin swoeter aud more tender air. and
slOwly as he played it they joined With ail
the Instruments on the Union aide until
finally great and mighty chorus swcllcd
mp and down our army, 'IIomc, Sweet
IIome.' When they had finished there
WA no challenge over yonder, and every
Confederate band had taken up that lovely
air so attuncd TO all that is holicsl
and doarost, and one great chorus OF
tho two great hosts went up 10 God; and
when they had finished came from the
boys In gray challenge, "fhree cheers
for home, =" aud as they went resounding
through the skies from both sides of the
river, Something upon the soldiers cheek
washed oil the stain of POWDER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
(FiYst Publication, Aug. IS. lSS8.) Mining Application No. 206.
 Of Herbert H, Logan.
UNITED ST .Tss LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI COU >TY, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. Aug. 10, I6SS.

TERRITORY OF AkIz0NA. Aug. 10, ISss
 NOtice IS hereby given that Herbert Fl. Lo- gan. whose pOstOfiCs address 10 Phenlx, Mar icopa county Ari1oaa, has this day nied his nfty linear feet Cf the Connects No. mine or vein. bearing gold and silve with surface gr nna fou, hundred feet In wid!n. sltua'ed in Green Valley mining d,srrtct Yavapai county. Ar z0na territory. and designated by the held notes and Odicisl plat on nie in his Onhce as tot No. 4S. on unsurveyed land said Lot No. 4S beibg described a follows. to vi: t:
 Beg nnI.g at . stone post already estsb. lished ss Non No. l of Connection N. l mining clsim. hich ts marked "C No. 2, ' No: l; thence 4o deg s min e. var n deg l5 min e, zoo feet to Q stone rOst marked e No. 2." NO. 2; thence n 49 deg 25 min @. var I4 deg l5 min c. 50 feet to . stOn- post marked '' deg IS min z, DO feet to stone p ct marked "C No. 2." No {; thence n 4) de. 3s min ". var l4 deg IS min e. Oo feet to . stone post m ark ed ". distance 90 feel; then ,e 49 deg $ min V. vsr n des IS min e. 9s0 feet to . stone post mark cd ''C No. 2" No. 6; orig loc mon bears S..tes Mineral MOnu ment No. 5. Green Val- distsuce lOJ feet; thsnc, 4O deg s min e var No 2" No. 1. and place of beginning
 Total net area, G72 acres.
 The ijJinink claim on the southwest i NG .S nstn anI na oD Ss recorded m the Recorders snice of YavapSi o unity: ArisOna, in Book ls. of Mines "'
 Any an all pers ons 0 aiming adversely my portion of said Connection No. m ne or sur. S ed ss land once at Prescott. n the 'unty of Yava- pAi, .errit0ry of Arizona, daring the sixty of hs the statute. E. BURGESS, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
(First Publication. Aug. IS, lsSS.J Mining Application No. 204.
 Of HerbePt HI. IOQa1.
UN.TeD STATE LAND OFFJCE.
 PREsCOTT. YSvAPAI COUNTY

fR8sCOIT, %VAfA1 OOONII
 ARIZONA TERRITORY. Aug. 10, 1855
 Notice is hereby given that Herbert H. To. gan WhOse pOstom~e acdress is Phenix, Mar icopa county. Arizona, has this day nled hie application for patent for twelve hundred linear fact of the Connection No; l mine or vein, bearing gold and silver. with sa face ground four hundred feet in width situated Tn Green Valley mining district. Yavspai county. Arisons territory, and designatea bv L,t No. q being describet a> follows, tO.wi'. :: Beginning ct . stone post & . l0xS ins' set l6 I N; thent . % des $ min W. ar H teg Is min e. 9Oo feet tO . stone post marked 70 No l" No. 2, or.gihsl mon ears 70 dee D min VI, distance @ feet, United Mine al Monumei [ min V, dista~ce loo feet; thence 49 deg 9 min V. var M deg l5 min C.. i.2Oo to stone post mark ked ''C No. l" No 3. "rig l0c mon der B min ., var IA deg Is m n e. POO f. ct to a stone post marked "C No. l." No. {; thence . 70 deg 's min e. ysr deg IS min e. soo feet to stone post marked 70 No. l,"N0 5; t5ence t0 stone post markea "C No. l" No 6; thence Q deg 3S min VI, var IA deg IS min e 20] ct to . stone post m 1rked c No. l, Nc. l, and place of beginning
 The djoininR claim on the nOrthe ast is tn Q Comes No. mining claim, claimed by Herbert Fl. Logan, and the location of the recorded in the ke. orders 0fiice Uf Yavap.i county, Aris' na, in Book ls, of Mines. at age sso. snd Book 95. pages All and 4i2
 Any and al! parsons cla ming adversely surf ce ground are Quired to nle their ah: verke elaine with tae Reg ,ster of ths Unitei States land Off1cc. st Prescott. YavapA -un- publication hereof or they ~lll he barred by virtue of the provisions of me sta ute.
 sul5 Pm E. BURGESS, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
Twenty Years in Congress" page I93,

Twenty Years in Congress" page 193. says:
 "The friends of home industry have always referred with satisfaction to the effect Of the tariff Of 1892 as an explicit and undeniable proof of the value o' protection"
 "It raised the country from slough o' despood to happiness. cheerfulne''' con- 6dence."
 "It imparted to all sections a degreeof prosperity which they had not known since the sspeal Of the tariff of 1Sss It may be objected to the testimony of MT. Blaine, because he is politician of that faith. We'll Mr. Sherman no doubt is of the opposite tenets. But a' corrobesating the evidence of Mr. Blaine, McG vas an observer of tht political history of those times. and Wal | a voter also, and his recollections of those times are constantly against those of Mr. Thos. G. Shearman, or the au thor vho quotes him. But the acme of cheek in the article under review, H that: "I86I-A pro tective tariff constantly increasing unti 1867." vas the cause of "our terrible civil War."
 But why follow such crude ideas. ane monstrous perversion of facts! In the ] language Of great religious poet. "It II enough to turn the cheek of darkness 1 pale" McG.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
(First Publication, Aug. ls. lsa&) Min.us AppIicatioa. No. 203.
 or HerbeYt Fl. Logan,

UNITED STATES L%Nr OFFICE.
 PREsc TT. YAvAPAIC UNTY,}
 TERRITORY CT AR ROSA, Aug. 10. 1898. )
 Noti.e is hereby given that Herbert 1T. Lo Re T, whoee postonace address is Phen \. Mar icopa county. Arizona has this day hi.d his Hnsar feet O. the Contact mine or vein, bear. ins god anu silve-, with surface 0und. six hundred feet In wi 1th. eituate in Green Val sy Mp,ns pS s Y:x Soes ficiai plats DO nle m this fice as Lot No, l6 ou unsuIveyed ard. sad LO: No. 46 bein Z described . follows, tO-"it:
 n th ground, anu marks c N I, N; thence n. 70 deg $ min V. var II deg IS min SO feet to . stone post marked >0,2 Uni .eA States Mineral Morament No .. Green vaney m D So deC 5 mn W, dirtAnce 56o feet: t. ence 2 Q deg , min V var A deg F min .; i.3oO 1e.s tu . stnpe post marked C No 5; thence s ~ stsns Sss @ posa % marked No :; theme 10 de. 5 m n .! var Il deg lS min 6, 80 feet to . stOn {. pOet marked No 5; thence n l9 deg 2, mi q .. var l deg IS min. .1o 6aes to O. . stone post H dee IS min .. 300 feet 10 mOnume eDt and post C No I, and place Of beginning.
 TOtei net srea of claim. ls t3 acres. The adjoining cl. on the northeast 8 Herbert Fl. Logan. and the location of the m Ihe Recorders nee of Yavaoai county. :as ssSi E psse: sSs: @ and S M
 Any and ell persons claiming adversely any portion of said Contac mine or surface ground are required 10 dle their cd sert land ofice. at Prescott, in the County of Yav. apai, Territory Ot Arizona. during the sixty dsys' period Of publication hereof. or they will be bs red by virtue of the provisions O. the statute. E BURGESS. Register. 2un
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
q RaPO Husband.

.'I'd like to make a report that my wife has run away" said . citizen e Detroit at police headquarters.
 "When did she go1'
 "Two weeks ago."
 Haven't you been.a A little late in get ting around1" inquired the sergeant.
 "well. you zee. was digging q cella' and hated to lose any tine. And an- other thing, didn't know but she'd ge sick of the fellow and come back"
 "But che hasn'tr'
 "Not yet You can take the report but give ber another week to get around m. This is the fourth time she's gone and she's al~ays come back inside o' three weeks"
 "fos must be used to 1t.
 "Oh, yea You've got to take the world q you find it. Give her another week sereeast and then if you find her advise her to come home. Tell her she can't find many husbands like me- Free Press.
 Democratic senators wanted to post pone discussicn of the fisheries treaty until December but the republicans would not have it Grover Cleveland's surrender of himself and his party to Briash free traders is we'll known to the country. and it might just as we'll be made known before election how he proposes to give the English govern ment the advantage in the fisheries
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
(Fir,t Publication. Aug. Is. lSSS.) Mining Application No. 2O7,
 Of Herbert H. Logan.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI COuNTY TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, Aug. 10, 1888.

!
 PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI COuRTY
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, Aug. 10, ISS. Notice is hereby given tn .t Herbert H. Lo icOpe coupty. ArisOna. has this day dl .d h's application for patent for ntne hundred aud nfty feet of the Long TOntO mine or vein, bearing Soa and ;vs with Green Valley mining 'trict, avapai cOu Il |. ty, ArisOna, and designated by the field notes and Omcial plat on dle in this 0faoe as Lot No. l5. being described as follows to- vii: iished as mon No. of Contact mining clai m vhi ch is marked l. T No. l. M; thence s 70 deg S6 min 6. var IA deg IS min @. 300 feet to a giOn pos, marked l. T No. 2; thence 49 deg 5 min C, var IA deg l5 min q, S6c feet stone post marked L. No. 3; thence n 70 deg B m D marked L No 1; thence 70 deg ss min W, marked L. T Nh. 5: thenca 49 deg 2s miu , var IA deg Is Iain g. $50 f ct to \ stone p I't marked l. T No. 6; United ates min al monument No. 5, Hreeu Valley m ming dis thence s 4O deg S5 min c. var IA deg .s min g. to mon and post T No. an place of bee n ring
 Total net area Of claim, l3 0s acres.
 The adjOi ing claim on the south est Ia known ss the .)Ontxo', and is calm sd by Herbert H. Logan
 The location of the Long Tonto mining claim No' 45, is recorded in the Recorder's of Mines. at page 6I3.
 Any and ali persons clsim ng adversely nay portion of said Long TOntO ." inc or su f zee claims with the Register cf the Unite sta ss land Onic,, at Prescott, in the unty of iasa- pAi, Territory of AriS ma. durfog the sixty dxys' period of publication hereof or they Ss by ErtsS R ss
 8ul6 Sm V
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
Notice 10 Se1tIe.

EyeV Deesse tnAeeesd Q tne ann -of ". 0 ell c 011 o0So cd 0oeSlo their SSco0nto c oaee. 00iA0 . tAe 1soeh of V. x. MI. ssS:sSts sS.s.sas m os os P:;esss sei k. Ss. y0asy lae HDA VII - kanaea to OCT aas0r nage ees collection. V. '. WuoON ( co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22

Three meals for $l at the Sherman
 House, formerly Dan Hstz's hotel. Ak-H
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
STOCK BRANDS.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
ORDER
ORDER Appointing Day lbr Hearing Application ts Sell Heeseaal Hropsrty and
 lal lofato.

In the Probate. Court in and for Yavapa
 County. Territory of Artsona. In the natter Of the Estsse Of W. z. Wilson. deoooDo1.
 Notice is heeeby gwen that A. C. Bur mister. "a minietyaloy o9 she above .entttled estAte, having 0led 10 this co .Ft his application foS an order of salo of th . personal property and rsal e ase belonging Co sad setate. for the puI pooo of paytog the cebts aAd penses of "a n in s6soSion cf Iho estaie. The hearin. 0f the oo0o hes boen axed for
 Wsdnssday. ssptsnbsr 9th. 1888 At N e'eloek In the feesao0 of that day, as the ooaFs room q eveof, q she City of Pres. cot, In ofoeo0aa1 c0u1ty 0i Yavapai, and all ell oes0ons inte00ted in said estate cro noti. 0ed then end sheFe 70 appear and shoW caus, if any shoeo bo, vhy Inc said order ehou!d not bs DaAes ehd t6as noeie< of the time . d pioos of 00oh hearing 6e given by publicasiop In tho AUl1oOA JoUANA L. AlHER, n0vspa. pec pslntsa aad puel'sted In aforesaid county Ot YovAPAl, c l000t 0uoo week tor four oon. soe1tivo vooss sPtor to said hearing.
 WI O. ON8ILLs
 Psobaae JuAee ana ex.o6icio Ciork. Datod A1on0e a. l&6 a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
LOCAL BUINESS MENTION. one Inte restiaS Items tor All
 ClAaoes ol Readers.

Martin Haier wishes to say that he will deliver ice during the coming sum mer at one cent per pound. Orders left at Oliver's store, Whipple, or at hia saloon, on Granite street, will receive prompt attention.
 e1OOh Candles.
 Jules Baumann is manufac turing fresh every day, plain and fancy home made candies; and lovers of confec- tionery should not fail to call at the Bellevue Hotel, and spend their surplus "bits" for strictly pure, unadulterated stuff, made right here, and sold at hv- ing prices. m26tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22

Martin Aaier has opened . cold lunch stand at his place on Granite street. He hes just received an invoice of imported goods, consisting of Swiss and Hamburger cheese, sausages, ham and ssrdelleo. Give him . call.
 Waukeehs water, wholesale or retail at the SaIerac saloon. m4u
 Finest Sonoma Zinfandel at Gold. waters, $l per gal. t
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