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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05

Inc rpOrated under the laws of the Terri tory of AT Zona.
 Fnst-The names of the corpora ors of this corporation are as follows, to-wit.
 Theodore W. BOggs,
 Frederick E.. Murray, and
 Douglass Gray.
 Tn name of the corporation is as follows, tO-wit.:
 Big Bug Reduc ion and Development Com pany." Its principal place of transactng business is in Big Bug M ming strict, in the County of Ysvspai, Territory oi Ariz na:
 Secund-The general nature Of the business proposed to be transac ed is as oliOws, towIt:
 The purchasing, arqui,ipg, holding, ,owaing, eel ,nr, conveying, leasing, nVrtgaglng, ope- rating, deve .oping or man ging mines, Il IT, ing ella ms and mining ground, uni Is. fui- naces, smelters, sam plers, concent ators, ,amal- gam atOrs. and ali kinCs ot mech nisus, SD pliances, tool, or II chinery necesS u efui Ov convenient for milling, smelling, reducing, treating, sal plin 2, handling or opefatlng ors s or bullion, or the products of them, or ther of them, bearing or co tainiug any of the prec Oue metais;
 To contract for, buy, sell, mortgage, hancie- deal in, sh p, sm IL, re ne. reduce, null, con centrste, treat or operate -ny ano Al Kinds "! ores or bullion, IT .he pro,ucts of any or eI- thcr Of them.
 Third-Tn- amp mt cf the oapitsl stock of this co poration Is sui hO iZed ss follows;
 Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, dividsd d into fifty thousand (5O,0OO) sha es of h doi- lars ($l0) each. The times when and condi tiOns upon which sa capital stock shall be paid shall be s follows, to-wit:
 It shall z paid il on subscription, cond!- toned that upon payment Of the purchase price of ahe subscr bed stock, he number ol sh res is r. presenting tue capital stock 80 su bsci ibed for shall be fully paid up, aud nOn-asSessAb'e.
 Fourth-TEe time Of the commenc cement O this corporation sha be the 29th day Of Au corporation shall be inc 26th day Of August A. n 1913, at non. Fiith-The affairs of this corporation are tl be conducted as fellows, tO-wit:
 By three 'rustees, a majority Of whom hall cons flute quor ID, to- C elected annually at time and manner to De provided oj rule sand regulations, and are to hold their office until tht ir successors are ected and Qualned.
 Theodore w. Boggs, Frederick F. Murray and Douglass ay are hereby designat @s such trustees, to hod oihce until their su ees sOrs ara elected and qualified. Said Trustees may elect president, vice pres dent, genera mar ager, Sc, retary end treasurer who sha h Id their respective offices for such time anc may perform their duties. as shall be drsig na e6 by I'll es aud regulations. Sixth-rhe highest amou or ihde: teGnesi or liability to which the cprpOre'tol may a' any time sube, itself shall b. $3O,OW. seventh-1he private pro, erty of tn stock K holders shall ne and the same is hereby mad exempt from the corporate debts Witness our hands aud seal, al th- Clti Q Prescott Tn the TerritOr. "f hrizon', ms th' 27th day of August, A. D lS3S. THEODORE w. BOGGS, sE L. FRED K F.. NURRlY SEAL DOUGLASS GRAY lsEAL-I
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
Saturday. September oth,

st 70 o'clock AM io- he purpose oi nomih- ..ing candidates for count! offices, tes ne seisc,iovos twelve leg ties to the Ierrltof- ,nI Kepusiicaa Convention, when m etS l1 Tucson on Jh 18th day oi sePleia CT aL" -o' io' +t.. -r.rsa.-sio-. of such oth r bEsl1e-s as may come beforei. The conve ntion shall be com paseA of the dclegaes elected at inc pr'Iha't election held on Ausu Il h, as totoWs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
vGT 7F,1 .y's TEE LIST.

After using fo,.r bottles Q: }cy's Vegetable sar- sa iarilla vii 10 any that y0u may also use my naIe as a add fiona au;lority, for the statement that 1t will cure Gyspepsia and liver and kidney iisease. IL has done it for me.
 Gzz> >Ass2G AssG
 sos co;6en Gate tve Ser Francisco.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
Address RegisieIed Letters to

is-' New Orleans. l.
 QE QEMEMRER That the ppesSnee r, and Early, who are in charge al Ins ossre :, te n n nnrSntee of ahsoi u te fairness and lnts rIty thaI .he chances are all equal, ana tl - no oue can possibiy diyines.what nunp"rs N;I! draw prize. =. .,, f,E:,En RER that the payment oI eii Prizes is GUAR ANTEED Rf FOCn M TIOe all SAN NS of New Orleans, Ano sne a 2 s,ttntion whose chartered rights are Ieco9' 1,zaG m inc highest courts; therefore, bcwAfe of any miisttons or anohyEf'Hs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05

China mas refused ;o adept the ne" treaty with this government.
 ySs ". A.. Rowe takes his defeat smi- sglbgb and says he will help to elect .UNaiktI:.
 Ire. t'fzz" of the famous retaliatory .smtsssge of Growers seems 10 have eN- hausied itseif already.
 "Dsfea,e.i but not crushed and still an administration man" was ihe way MT Andrews expressed himself yesterday. .YNapai tcoupty democracy has the anomaly. .rf a Bigh protective tantt man on its free'tradc county ticket for legls- iative council.
 It is given out that with defeat star ,ug him m the face Growers lieutenant Congressman Scott, will refuse to be a candidate Gorre-elelectin, : An occasional democrat can yet be found who clings to that Harrison pro Chinese ssraw,' as an evidence that the republicans will carry California.
 Telegrams from Canada intimate that Grover has really frightened those Cana dians with his resaliatory message, and they talk of more liberal legislstIon.
 Robert Connell was put up in yester- days convention only 10 be knocked ont in the fr.t round by his own party, and ye, there are some who claim that re publics are not ungrateful.
 ct9 Cleyelands SIo,ooo campaign remit ,ance only lasted few minutes at the democratic headquarters before It was distributed to ste 'hpngy crowd.
 II. TAaier, alias Taylor, the Nogales ,rain robbcr. was shot at Guaymas last week by the Mexican authorities Our sister republic does not fool long with such- oharaetes but :dispatches them fto@I Ia As's ,%ff
 A prominent democrat and mining man remarked this morning that the Hissag .ssSf.ion was entirely ignored Il, ID ytSferdays convention. Not singlt representauye. ot ti,e mining interests o' any kind fs on the ticket.
 Indiana democrats in their enthuSias' ,ic ardor 10 prove that Harrison IS ar enemy to the working man have invented such outrageous and improbable lies that ii is having ihe effect of gaining friends for him among ,he laboring classes
 The Chronicle contains fac similt of Clevoland's letter of acceptance I, reads. Washington, Aug. a5th s..SssSS&--E.s,t National Bank. Pay to the 1reasuler oi she National Democratic Commisrs.or osdes Tenthousand sdo- lars (Sro'ooc.) Grover Cleveland.
 The Chronicle heads Prescott te!e- gram, referring to the forthcoming prize fight here, as an agreement tC coippit q crime" criminal heading might De an appropriate one for th' humorous mills which are of almost dail, occurrence m and around San Fran cisco.
 Iohn L. New nails afew democrati' lies agains, Harrison b. offering $2o,o0C reward .os proof oi any one sf them De ing cucoIa,ed .asains, the presidentia candidate in Indiana. As an affidavi supporting them you'd. lay the mai making it liable to arrest for per iury the Sao,ooo, viii probably remain in bank at Indianapolis
 The typographical union has made S many complaipts about the appolntmen of Benedict as public printer, at Wash ington, by. GEVser Cleveland thatsh administrator has become frightened over the rsastr and P report has bee' submitted, by members of the commi' tee, investigating the publics printin
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
National Republican Ticket.
c AL L.
ss?vs.!.aI COUNTY tol7EI!.91.

Rooss OF TH P REPUBLICAN CouNTI SENFRA IL
 COMMITTEE or YlvAPM CotNTf, 1
 t'PEscoTr, A. r., Aug. 2sd, 1858. county republican convention is called to snee. in Prescott, OD
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
Socialism, FYee-Trade and De-
 nOCTaCv.

Ar intelligent workingman, who used to earn $7.I2 w-ek in England and who now earns $I6.75 here, handed me a circular which Is being secretly distributed among the working peOple He has not been Tn this country long enough to vote, but he says be measures bis hopes that the American people will not be foolish enough 10 take the fatal step toward free trade, by iuSt inc difference between S7.I2 and SI6.75. Since tn campaign opened he has heard some democratic speeches and has reaC some democratic papers IT. which 1t was sought to impress on him that democracy did not mean free trade As bearing on what the de- mOcracy mears, he handed me this clr- suar, and so strongly Goes II bear that give |. herewith n al:
 MASS MEETING of advocates of SINGLE TAX ON LAND VALUES, at
 COOPER UNION, l MONDAY EVENING AUG 27, ISSo, to IadorSe the nomination of CLEVELAND AND I'll URM AN or Ihe ground that reduction oi Tar'i duties Is J step toward the aboliiior 1 If al taxes on products of industry and ;heir consequent transfer to land values
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
TESRIToRY OF ARIZONA, . oUNTY OF YAv PAI.

TEsRIToRY OF ARIZONA, ss
 COUNTY OF YAv PAI.
 Un this 27, h day of Aug st, n. losS, be- fore me, l.. M Sanford, D,sry yupii III and for the county and erritory aloTe'aid, ap- n, ated Theodore W. Bosgs, frederica E- Nur- ray and Do glass Gray, personally hu"wn ID me to be the persons who executed Inc lore going articles Of incorporation, and t"y sev- erally acknowledged om' that tSey "Xe uted the a,ne for he purpose and consideration the rein expressed.
 Witness my official hand an.l seal: at ctiiee, IL. sD thi, 27th day of Avgu |, ! '. leSS.
 E. M. sANFoR
 Notary Public, Y@yrpal County, AIlzons- (End rsed.) Recorded al request of F. NJ Sanford August 29;h, A. D. lSs al ':U O cIo k A. M in Book Articles If lne"rp- T. stion. EJ. F. HORNE, Rec Idrr. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of wa ai.
 L.E.J.F. Horne, ss County Recorder of sal county. do hereby eriify the [ regoing |" V | A tYne, iul, and complete copy of the rig'nsl ar,;c es of inc orporat on of th Dig Bug hr dnction and Dry.lopmen Company snd ol the ndors mant H nnng herc0i, and oi tht whole iii, reoi us the strnr Pp ars on hit and of ,ecOrd n my said oftc"-
 Witness my officIa hand aud seal of othce (sEAI) this 36tn day of Angus, lSoo. E. F. HORNE, ouniy heco' der
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05

China mas refused ;o adept the new treaty with this government
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05

Inc rpOrated under the laws of the Terri tory of AT zona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.

,MARTIN secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW-IERSEY.


George O'Nenl. age twenty four of Peru, Ill, at
tempted to commit suicide last night on Main and
Ellison sts the busiest part Of Paterson. by cutting
his throat lie said that officers were after him with
warrant and that he could not bear the disgrace OF
arrest. There is hope Of his recovery.
While Intoxicated last night Wallace Jores, coored
OF Prices Elizabeth picked up lamp and threw 1t
into clothes basket setting the contents on fire. lie
then drew a revolver and chased John Dehart neigh
bor around The house firing three shots at him more of
which took effect Dchart escaped by i'm ping through
the window. Jones was arrested.
The three wear old uf AltCr MoSlanEa, aborsr
living in Bayway upset pot Of boiling Soup on Friday
and so severely scaded that he died In great agony
last night
Frank Wait OF eth AmbOy whose mind Is dcraneed
was being taken yesterday rs relative to NcW-lork
for medical examination. AS the lain on the Long
Branch division OF the Central Railroad moved by the
Marshall ST. crossing, ait rushed to ths platform and
Jumped or The tram going at a rapid rate, but
he arose apparently nnhurt and started Oh wild run
No tree Of him has since been found.
John Savan, a constable Of Elizabeth, arrived In
Newark yesterday with a warrant for the arrest OF
one Kate Hacson for assault. The constable went
Mrs Louisa Fix whose husband absent from
home. Half an hour later the woman appealed to
the police for projections charging that the constable
was drunk and had grossly insuted her. savan was
arrested and locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
NEWARK.


The inquest I'm the Of Constable Gordon, VINO
was fatally shot the night of January 80 was
begun by Coroner ROden yesterday. The testimony
gave color to the theory that Gordon had shot him
self although he had charged his wife with the deed
The Grand Jury yesterday presented batch Of
thirty indictments. Tie jury also represented to the
court that the abOmnabe crime Of wife beating was on
the increase, and suggested that the court advise some
course tending to check tits growing evil
Thomas Pearson, Tax Commissioner resigned yester-
day TO assume tho duties Of County Auditor, to which
position he was recently elected. The Mayor VIII
nominate his successor at the next meeting Of the
Council
George Kicker, age fifty five, mason, living at No
~ ave. fell yesterday from the roof Of build
Ing in Garsidc St. which ne was working and was
killed. He leaves wife and ten children.
At the Office OF the Clark Thread Company yesterday,
It was denied that any blacklist of employees was in
existence. No effort has been made to prevent unem
ploycd stri! ers from getting work elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
HER NAME WIS NOr" DENNIS"

Laura Dennis was not tn right name of the stage
struck young woman who away from her home
IN Chicago in search of fame as an actress and was
Arrested at tho Occidental Hotel Saturday. II
was said yesterday that she the daughter of ".
J. Irwin. of b" The Chicago InterOcean" AT the
Jefferson Market Court She was discharged by Justice
White with the understanding that she to return
home with her relative, a MIR. Ballard.
Inspector Byrnes said that Miss Irwin had not
done anything improper than to travel to New
York without the consent of her parents She
thought she had a talent for acting she had been
praised account OF some part she bad taken In
private thearica ais in Chicago and She expected TO get
IN engagement In theatre IN this city. she had
become disenchanted and was thulOLchy rponlaht.
On her way TO NewYork she stopped in Detroit and
had her long curly hair cut OF, expecting that the
change woIld make her moro theatrical In APPEARANCE
il vas pity. tn" insl ectOr said, that her adventure
could not have been X pit out OF the newspapers.
u he was convinced that sh- a good young woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
JUDGr MAR1INES M4IDEN CASES
BEARING SEVEN TRIALS TUE FIRST DAY OF HIS
TERM--DOINGs OF TIE COURT.

BEARING SEVEN TRIALS TIE FIRST DAY OF Ills
TERM-DOINGs OF THE COURT.
Judge Randolph T. MARITIME presided yesterday in
Part III Of the Court of General Sessions IT the
beginning Of hi service Judge the Court Of Genera
Sessions. to which position hc elected last NOvem-
Der District Attorney Fellows and several other
friends called upon him and congratulations were eX-
tended also By many OF the officials connected with the
court Judge MARITIME entered upon the discharge Of hi
duties with can cstneSs and before the adjourned
seven cases On the calendar had been disposed Of Dep
uty Assistant District Attorney Parker represented the
prosecution in the suits which called before Judge
MARITIME
sovc,a excise cases were on the calendar A plea
OF gu. tr entered by Robert J. Vincent, coorcd
uan VIII va, steward OF the Caterers Club at No III
Vest Twenty scvcnth-st, and Judge COwng fined him
$50 Another excise which went to Trial resulted
III the acqutta Of the defendant. Cases OF grand lar
ceny and robbery also the calendar The de
PENDANTS fairly representative of the varied groups
Who siIr,ar in the court room from day to day.
side aud others of the CaucaS there
African and one Chlnaman, All sam. who has
q laundry in the BOwcry, and who accused OF
shooting Lum Coy, also a laundiyman, placed on
trial but when police officer testified that on the night
OF the shooting All into the police station and
caied ont :" Me shootec mar Han gee me quick,' tho
thindm3n concluded to plead guilty ana plea Of as
SAUL in the second degree Wa accepted.
Judge Mart mes first sentence was one OF one year
and SIN months in the of George Bradley, whp
pleaded guilty a charge of burglary In the third dc
gree. The judge tempered justice with mercy by
suspcHdng sentence on Henry Meyers a young man
who dcirauded several colored women ont of small
sums OF money, but who refunded the money. All OF
the cases tried before Judge MARITIME the
district Attorneys office since January l. Judge
MARITIME was unwilling 10 pass upon any cases which
had been In his O0c3 while h. District Attorney.
IT, will constantly occupied for several IN
trying cases In one Or another part OF the court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
SELLING SEABURY BREWSTERS ESTATE.
BROADWAY AND soUTH-sT. PROPERTY BRINGS
uIcu nnIcrc ALFALFA co arrrrEn

| BROADWAY AND SOUIU-3T. PROPERTY
HIGH PRICEs-sToCKs ALSO OFFERED
There unusual attendance for Monday at tho
Real Estate Exchange yesterday consequent upon the
Offering by H. V. Hamett Co. OF various Important
Broadway and Souh-s. Investment properties The auc
stand besieged by several hundred persons
and the competition active. The prices obtained
Indicated firm market without speculative mutations The
important property offered by order OF william u
Brewster r. w. Townsend and Albert L. Stiman tho
executors Of scabury Brewster. The properties consisted
OF NOS e27 and GO Broadway running through TO and
together 1876 and 1875 Mercerst, midway be-
tween AMI Isl ecker sts containing In the entire
plot 50.2x200 feet. Among the prominent investors Oh
the floor were Il. Eno, Otunger Brothers, NJ A. q.
Levy John Callahan Morris b. Baer Morris H. Bronner
Joseph Arthur Levy AID L. Tanebaum
The property In broadway Is a hve-story and cellar
marble front building, with tw0story brick building on
The total rental from street to street, though
the subject dsposscssion at short dates on
notice. nearly SO 600 year. The first bid made was
from which the price was worked up to s2isooo'
L. Tanenbaum the buyer.
The same aucuoneer sold in partition by order OF tho
Supreme Court Nos l73, 105 and 1876 souhst The hrs'
property No. 173, fOursory brick tenement
and with lot 199XG0 1t Is close 10 the New-Sofh
and Brooklyn Bridge The bidding started of at so,Ooo
and ran UP SIS 500 William Lemken being the buyer
No. 1876 Southst Oliyer7sL is a hve-story bncA
ienem mt with Store lot 19x55 1t was sold Tor
s21,1o0 TO Hugh Kane No 1D6 southSt, 3lxoo' ID d
nvestory double house with store and ot
III. bidding began al $4,000 and TO s23 6oo b.
A. Ward was buyer. The property which excited the
greatest Interest No 1923 Thdav4 the southeast
corner OF Sixtyars-st. yesOry and cellar brown
stone store, covering lot 2l.5N7O. 1t Is mort
gagged for $4,000 which with the interest due amounts
to sl957O The bidding was taken over this amount ana
ian up to s23 80, MAILING total OF s42,s2o Mrs. L.
the buyer
The same aueuoneer sold yarioue personal assets OF
seabury follows One hundred shares OF inc
stock Of the United Trust Company 500 each Tor
$50 nfty shares the ImpJcrs and TIaiefs National
Bank 800 33l 10 twenty-five shares OF the
stock OF ths Am rcan Exchange National Bank, 800
each at 14O inbred shares In tht American tx
change National Bank, 800 EACH al 40 IL; twelve
s,r,s IN the Impcrters Traders National Bank 500
each, at $40 seventy-nIne shares in the Pennsyyana
al Company $50 go and nty shares In the
Knlckerbocker Trust Company, 800 each, at 13S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
ECONOMY COST HIM gIS LIFE.

the responsibility the death OF Charles Mcea the young
Scotchnaa who. after having undergone opera
ton was rolled elevator shaft at the ROoso-
welt by orderly Herbert Bennett last Tuesday.
Thomas Mills an orderly hospital testified
wbeoled Mclean into corridor and left him In charge
Bennett He opened the elevator door and went away
thai understood that there
lar elevator Bennett testified substantially 10 what
has already been published. He said he at
the bo,pital and ignorant OF surroundings and
nothing OF the way IN which the elevator was run.
House Surgeon Tuttls and superintendent James
r. Lahrop testified 10 the elevator dis.
with the OF economy Cssner charged
Jury that the case Of tOnsl negligence
The Jury found that Nc Leans due accident
without cupabty the part Of the employees but
mendsd that guard the elevator
eniciently in the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
Jr>yIFyED ~ SHOOTING BIs cUSrovrp

Coroner held inquest on the
Patrick Meighan shot by Patrick King IN the lat
ters ouor-store No. 4l3 West Twenty slxthst on tho
evening Of January 20. John Klrkwood who
was present when the shooting took place
testified hat Me.ham had been drinking was quarrel
sona That no asked King for 81 which he loaned him
Meigham then but retnrn0i shsry and tried to
borrow mere money which refused He then went be-
HAD the bar and attempted draw HIS pistol At this Klag
drew his pistol shot Neglam. lie gave Msgham bad
reputation
Other witnesses gave the dead bad reputation Pat
rick King In his bsha Testified that MeEhsm
his drunk. quarrel ensued bet, and quiet
Meigham gave him lie away. returned
and attempted 10 shoot him In sedefenoe he drew hrs
pistol Megham Nug-nt charged the Jury
his opinion the Killing 1usuAabs The jury
brought a verdict the evidence tended
show that killing Iusdable, but they not
that King had not been over hasty King held e
sv ait the action OF the Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
JERSEY CITY.

William F. Kelly, cork for Thomas Heating, a
junkman arrested yesterday on complaint of c. f.
MURRAY, co ton broker, at No. AZ Watcrst., New
York for keeping $225 worth Of cotton which Heating
hal sold TO Murray.
During a tenement house quarrel last sunday at
No - Elnl-,t Mrs. Annie Wcsng, agc twenty three,
was STABBED in the head with knife by John Gamble.
She was removed to the City Hospital and Gamble was
Id 10 await the result Of her injuries
Miss Henrietta F. Ccnn is sim al Taylors Hotel
She SAYS that only one reporter belonging to local
pap la. talked with her since the first day OF her
a ri a. a the hotel Miss Colin will not g. to Gin
canati to attend her fathers funeral.
The Rev. Mr.. Huygcn, Of Stanhope, who IS now con
fined TO st. Francis Hospital, suffering from severe
attack Of pneumonia, in a critical condition yes
ctday. The doctors give little hope OF his recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
home NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fyrh Avenue Rotel-EI Con grsssmen Jay A. Hubocl OF
Michigan. and Heary j. Bureigh. OF whitehall N H. anu
Judge James Grant of Iowa Park Avenue Hotel-Lieu'
tenant Governor Edward Jones. Of Binghamton btna
Hoe-Er Governor James f. English. OF connecticut
Clarendon Hotel dc Wsckhern, Minister for the
Netherlands at Washing ton aud Nine. Scalchi Holes
Norndadte-Juige u. Beardsley. OF Bridgeport Conn.,
FicforIc George NJ. Pullman OF Chcags.---..heTo-
poftdr HoePublic Printer Thomas F. Benedict OF Wash
ngton. GitseU HousJ. b. HerreshOf, OF Bristol IT, L.
and Colonel Daniel r. Larned U. s. Army Hotel Brns
toicN DIR. Aschrott of Berlin Grand Iost-Commandef
Frenerick Rodgers u. :. Navy