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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
Wednesdays Edition

People yaney sodeo wiu eommeuce Octoter 2a
 Col Bean and ! : Bullock returned from Copper oas.n ..-si evening,
 Frank Ruggles was locked up yester- day, charged with being insane.
 Rev. K L. Gutherie arrived on to. days train, te attend conference
 We need money Can our friends in arrears send Us along 8 remittance.
 Governor zulick denies the statement of the Gazette that he registered in Maricopa county
 Extra copies e Isis issue of the WEEK. JovRNAL-MNER can he pro- cured a; lais office
 Time for registration is growing short Every voter should sec that his name Is placed on the great register.
 Thomas Kiug, of the firm Of Pratt < King, stock raisers on the Verde, left for his home yesterday, loaded with supplies
 The prospect is good for another glove contest, as Cennors has issued challenge, and Hennessey has expressed his willingness to accept 1t. David Black, who came here recently from Flagstaff, was arrested day or ! two since, on a telegraphic order from Topeka, Kansas, charged with perjury. A shooting affair between Mexican citizen of Texas and a citizen of Mexico, st Rio Grande City, Texas, has caused an incipicnt war on the border Both shooters were killed.
 Under @ republican administration the bonds of this territory sold at lFe- l mium of , per cent, and it was not until after Governor Zuiick's inaugura- ton that they dropped to 92 cents. The cloth from the Sazerac billiard table was taken of yesterday to make some repairs on the table, and was lett out in the rear of the saloon, whert Is brilliant green color attracted ths st- tention ci some Indians, who arpropra- ted it to their use
 A very pleasant surprise party Was I given last evening the Bellevue hotel, complimentary to Mrs N. II Tallnlan, it being her birth-Gar Tue lady was taken completely b. surrfise. Dancing was induleed ,n un,,l iQ o'clock, wlen the company dispe ed feeling that he evening mad been pleasantly spent
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26

Do you carry tless Sao Why ye, sir Also the IarsestanI best stock Mems Boots and shoes in Prescott Let me show you Iny turnture, consisting m part of elegant Pario Sets 5, all styles, Extension Tables Bedroom set War1-o5 @ Chas Rockers and other chairs in endless variety 5Ii9o odms b'ds Cots, Spring wire wool and hlr Ma tre>ss Best ant hsp line of Car pets Desks and Ofico Chair wal paper ctc gC See tho crockery and elegant Durer ant Tea Sets Also the Designs ia Gasswaso oraeoca Lamp etc. On this si, We have our Gross Bae,v. ud other fine brands of assorted Grocres which sGl- price to defy compe- tition On the rT other T a I complete assort mont of Ca,f-' Fl- sb.a 1otions etc; and lae4 hut n ast ete, 9, , i}5 and catch to the ar,a hss,,rt,, , a>-. ta- taa Flc Old wines and ;on6rs St Loussta3 ii. e-.as tse )agIes which ,Eh ont vyhoasaI- the cloicest brands.
 Pho brick store ]. re,.5s , te- ception of Grain, Flour and caiaed goods which 1.1s caI-ioai ots ss. am dejyh-cd with q5ar .nd your Low Prices astonisf ne. Ms. y3-r terms Y' SPOT CASH
 N.lI o,lol-t,,. .... ,ts. j. L. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
eucklsn's Arn,ca salve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns. and all Skin Eruption, aud pos lively cures Piles or no pay required. II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per
 box. For sale by c. s. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Septembr 23.-The Live Stock Indicator reports cattle re- ceipts at 6,OOO shipments, 5000. Dressed beef and shipping steers steady Good to choice corn fed, So OO @5. 50; common to medium, $3. 25@4.75 ; grass range steers, $l SO@3.40; stock CTS and feeders, $l 6O@3 60; COWS, $l.25 @275.
 Sheep-Receipts, HOO; shipments, l9O. Good grades strong, but com mon weak Good to choice muttons $3.75@4. 40; common to medium, .5O @3.5O.
 Boston, Sept. 23.-Trade in wool has
 been fairly active and prices are firm for all grades. The sales for the week were 3,445,77O pounds of all grades, including 155,OOO pounds of foreign In territory wool there have been sales of 74l,0OO pounds at l5@23, princi pally spring California wool is in bet ter demand at l6@2l.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
FROM MoNDAY's DAILY.

No railroad to Phenix this year. | The Apache county grand jury will investigate the Pleasant valley lynch ing
 The water supply in both the dam and reservoir of the city water works is getting alarmingly scarce.
 William Barnes, New York capital. ist, came in on yesterdays train, to in- 1 vestigate the resources ef Arizona. J. M.w. Moore, republican candi- date for the territorial council, IS Lynx creek mineT and assayer, and l owner of the Amulet mine. The Phenix Gazette announces that Governor Zulick has registered in Mari 1 copa county. Since when did our 1 governor become citizen of that ! county
 Boss" Pike, one of the pioneer drum mers of this territory, has been spend. 1 ing a couple of days in Prescott, in the l interest of Livingston X Co.,, a firm of
 which he is member.
 The ticket placed in nomination by | the republican county convention, Sep tember Sth, is the best that has been presented to voters of Yavapai county in many years.-Champlon. Nominating conventions will soon be in order in Apache county, as the grand jury over there is getting through with its business. It is as yet an open question, however, If 1t will leave enough material to make a dem' ocratic ticket from.
 The school house of Walnut Grove, located about a half mile above Peter Verdier's store, was burned last week. 1 X dance had been given in the building during the night, the fire being discov' cred about an hour after it's close. Miss Bagley has on exhibition at Curry's jewelry store some specimens
 of fine needlswork, which will be rallied l off in a short time. Miss $. intends organizing class in this city for the purpose of teaching this art, in the near | future
 Voters will make note of the fact when making up their legislative ticket l that it was d democratic legislature that | raised the poll tax twenty per cent. | that raised the interest on warrants twenty-five per cent, and raised the
 road tax 100 per cent.
 John V. Rhoades, republican candi. date for the legislature, is in town and is making friends of all with whom he
 becomes acquainted. As an evidence of his popularity it may be stated that he received nearly a unanimous vote of the convention on the first ballot.
 The impression seems to have gone abroad in some sections that "Uncle Jimmy" More is the candidate for ter ritorial councilman. While MT. More
 would honor the party, as its candidate,
 as we'll as honorably fill the position, he is not engaged in politics this year
 further than to help elect good msn,
 the gentleman nominated by the repub' licans for the above position being IJ. Nj. w. Moore, engaged in mining on Lynx creek, and at present filling the position of manager of the Arizona fSampling works during the temporary
 absence of MT. Cockburn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
Republican Platform.

The following is the platform adopted by the repub ican convention of this county. The delay in its publication was caused from the fact that the secre- tary of the convention, who lives i'll Copper basin, took it, with the pro ceedings of the convention home with him, to copy in the record book oi the central committee, before copy could he obtained for publication. By peru sal the resolutions, 1t will be seen that they contain nothing of which any republican or honest citizen need be ashamed
 Res lved, That the Repu' licans Of Yavapai county, Tn convention assem- hled. do declare their answering faith l and allegiance to the tenets of Repub- licanism. and uqualitiedly endorse the principle of protection Of American manhood and labor, as enumerated Tn ! the present National platform of the ! Republican party.
 1 Resolved. That while we believe the 1 interest of the government should be 1 protected against fraudulent entries 1 for purposes of speculation, and the | unwarranted destruction ot timber on l the public domain, we condemn the l nrcscut administration in forcing upon l the citizens of this Territory . number 1 oF special agents, who have abused the l powers entrusted to them by persecu- 1 ting bona tide settlers and instituting I suits against parties who have used timber and material for home and local
 purros, x only, as allowed by the law
 governing this subject.
 ! Resolved, That we charge the De mocracy of Yavapai county with the ] shielding of public defaulters and thcil coadiutors in crime from punishment
 thereby encouraging and countenan- ! cing crime in men of influence ano
 wealth, which ip poorer men would bt punished without mercy;
 Resolved, That we charge the De- lmocracy of Yavapai county with favor | ing the rich at the expense of the poor l By reducing, through the Territoria | Board of Equalization, the assessment ! against the Atlantic and Pacific Rail l road over million and half oi dollars
 By increasing the rate of interest oi county warrants from eight te ten pc
 cent. per annum:
 1 Bv increasing the road tax from tw' to four dellars:
 By increasing the poll tax from S2 t'
 $2 70 per annum:
 | By repeating the law taxing the cal ital of money lenders invested in mor' gages, while placing a special tax oi cattle, thereby putting premium or $ usury while crippling one of the chic . industries of the country.
 Resolved, That we note with interes tine action of the Democratic Territf rial Convention in refusing to endors' the National and Territorial Admins
 tration, and are pleased to welcom
 them to the victorious Republican fo''
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.


 FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Eauinoctial season.
 Days and nights are of equal length
 Judge Fleury legally welded two hearts into one to-day.
 Water is getting Z scarce in the dan of the city water works.
 E.W. French will leave the sigma service on the Sth of October.
 The train robbers are known, but their whereabouts is what puzzles the officers at present.
 Judge O'Neiii, c. H. Akers and J. V Rhoades came ill to-day from shor trip through the country.
 The funeral of the infant child of MT and Mrs. Joseph P. Dillon took place this afternoon at five o'clock
 Registration of voters Is commencing to be quite brisk as the time draw: near for the close of registration.
 Judge John Howard has served the interests of Prescott well as its mayor and will make good district attorney
 r $. Bullock came in on to-day's train. ". B. Jenes, general superin tendent of the railroad, went to Pres colt Junction to meet him.
 A friend of the JoURNAL-MINER, en- gagged in the sheep business, write, from Williams that the fall clip of WOO will be very light this year.
 The latest accounts from Sherlii Mui venom he was in Flagstaff. He had some clews to the train robbers WHICH may lead to their ultimate capture.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Dillon sus tained a sad bereavement this morning III the death of their infant girl, less than two months old. It had been sick fel only few days.
 Judge w. G. Blakely, a prominent citizen of Mohave county, came m ol to-day's stage from the south. He IS oi his return trip from attending the ter ritorial republican convention. Mohave county democrats are miss ing sadly the manipulating abilities o their former leader, Defaulter Bucks baum, in the present campaign Ih' only show they ever had of electing small portion of their ticket wal through his skill as a politician, an' now that he has deserted them then cause is hopeless.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
Territorial Republican Central Com
 mittoe.

The following compose the new ter ritoral republican committee: Char man, Wm Chisty; secretary, N. A. Morford treasurer, D. H. Recarte The members are;
 Maricopa-Prof Farmer, N A Mor ford, Jerry Millay. Mohave-Geo w Beecher, Eb Will hams, Vim G Blakely. Cochise-H Gerwein, w II Stil!well A L Grow Apache-R E Morrison, Scott, I NJ Buck. Yavapai-N o Murphy, WC Bash ford, Orick Jackson. Graham-M w Stewart, M J Egan | F. A Cutter.
 Gila-C A Fisk, H Hammill, w N Griffith. :. Pinal-R E Sloan, c HolbOrn, Chri l Loss. Pima-J J Chatham, A Black,
 Woliley. Yuma-J w Darlington, J H Tag | oart. Chas Baker.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
Wonderful Curos.

w. D. Hoyt & O., Wholesale and Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga, says We have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck. lens Arnica Salve for four years. Have never handled remedies that sell as well or give such universal satisfaction There have been some wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this city Several cases of pronounced Consump ton have been entirely cured by use O few bottles of Dr. Kings New Discov cry, taken in connection with Electri, Bitters. We guarantee them always Sold by c. s. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
,s,ooa wenxed

Parties who nave agreed te iuraish us wood OF subscription will oblige us by bringiag is along Any other par ties who desire tc exchange wood Tor subscription can be accommodated by applying S thls oihce.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
A Large Enterprise.

The JOURNAL-MINER man, on Satur-
 day evening, visited Martin Maier, where he has force of men at work
 building a reservoir and making other
 improvements. The location IS just below the dam of the city water works, on Miller creek. MT. Maisr is not building a dam, as supposed by many, but has excavated large reservoir,
 west of the creek, which, when con-
 pleted, will have a substantial wall on
 all sides. He will stock the miniature
 lake with fish, and will have boats
 placed in 1t to be ed as a pleasure re-
 sort in the summer, while Ill the winter
 it will be used as natural ice factory
 MT. Maier recently purchased three or
 four acres of land in that vicinity, and
 the rich loam from the excavation for
 the reservoir was carted up on the ad- joining lot, covering 1t to a depth Ol three feet, on which he has now luxu- riapt growth of wheat. He IS also en- gagged in the excavation of a cellar twelve feet deep by fifty long and thirty wide. to be used for the storage of beer and over which will be built an ice' house. The latter, with stable, etc: which he proposes to build, will be l2s feet in length by 30 in width. MT Maier has also in contemplation tht erection of brick residence on a beau tiful knoll overloo. ing granite cree' and the town. When the improve ments under way are completed he vii
 have, not only. beautiful place for resort, but will also have place valua ble for its business advantages. MI Maier has been one of PrescOtts mos | enterprisins citizens since coming here
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26

new building and placing machinery for complete blaming mill and sash and door factory. It will be quite an addition to the town.
 James E. Wing brought in samples oi corn, peaches and cucumsers to-day from his Granite Dells ranch, for exhl- ton at the Albuquerque fair. The stalks of the corn measured twelve feet, while they bore immense ears. Peaches and cucumbers were extraordinarily large. They will be forwarded by l. . M. Sanford
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
A CHALLENGE

hereby challenge Thomas Hennes-
 sey to fight ts finish, Marquis of
 Queensbury rules, with skin tight gloves, for a purse of $5W or xl,WW.
 Man and money can be found at the Palace saloon. DAN CONNORs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
EnrLlan.

JOYCF-FYUGLE- Judge Y. Feury. Sept 2. ioss, iH r cscott, John Il, Joy and Elizabeth FeUg C. MONTGOMERY - McMANUS -Ih Flags, .'i, byJ.Y. C. thers, justice of he peace. Sep tcmber 20th Charles Nj. MontgoWe', to Rhoda NcNauu-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
nnraoroI.

Mr <. fl .Prohichsiein, oi Mobile
 Ala. write .ake great pleasure II
 re ecommcld.l Dr Kings New Discov
 cry for Consumption having uSed fl iol
 d severe attack 0f Bronchitis and Ca
 tarrh. l. gay1 moinstart relief and en tirely cured ne, and have not heer afflicted siuc, , als9 beg to state tha. I had tried other remedies with no goo, result Have also used Electric Bitter and Dr Ki1g New Life Pills, both Q which can recommend. Dr. king'' New Discovery fer Consumption Coughs and Colts is sold on positive guarantee. Trla. bottles free d, z. ; Hutchinson DruC Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26

Hay Fegar sufferers ought 10 know of slt etieaoy. Eiy's Cream Balm was recommended 10 me as prevent i've to Hay Fever Have been using Il since the ninth oi August and have found it specific for that much dread ct tisoasc For ten years have been a great sufferer from August 9ih Ill frost. and have tried many alleged remedies but Elv's Cream Balm IS the only preventive ] have ever found ---F E. Ainsworth Pgbl'suer indianano'l- India
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
Ea, with Comfort and be Happy

Ii Is by no means uncertain, but en the contrary, we'll ascertained fact, upon the well being of mans stomach depends that modicum of happiness which is vouchsafed to him III this world. Dyspepsia, the foe of all others to the s,omach's tranquility, and most ,o be dreaded, is complaint to the preliminary relief and eventual cure of which Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is specially adapted. It enables those l who use 1t with reasonable degree oi persistence to eat with relish, because i, impalts a aealthful appetite; to d. gest with ease, because it strengthens
 the stomach; and to assimilate the ! food which Is eaten and digested, thus
 benefi.tiag health, promoting flesh and 1 sustaini 2 the exercise of the physical and mental faculties It, moreover facilitates the secretion of healthy bile actuates without discomfort the habit o
 tho body, and tends, when taken uper
 retiring, to produce healthful slumber
 Malaria is conquered by 1t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
DIed.

pILLON-In .iescott, september 2-d. in'a1' daughter fl Mir and Mir Joseph '. 'ni"r aged about 7iX w-ci<5.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
The ChautauQuans.

Prescott Chartauqua Reading Club met last Saturday at the residence oi Miss Sadie Potts. The meeting was called to order by the President. Roll call quotations were from Ben Jonson and Bishop Hall. Biography of these authors was given by Mrs. Ludwig Thomas. Criticism by Miss Sadie Potts. Miss Amelia Rush read poem by Will Carleton. Owing te the uncer' taiuty of the weather good many were absent, and the programme was not st long as usual With the discnsslon oi current events the meeting closed Meet Saturday, September 29, at the residence of Mrs. Ludwig Thomas
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
LOCAL NOTES
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
 J.R. Walker IS III town.
 saveral drummers came in to-day.
 r z. Bullock is due here tomorrow.
 Fl,gstafr wants her branch jail re- paired.
 Read George washingtons cigar acrostic.
 No word yet concerning the train robbers.
 Secretary Bayard was taken quite sick last night.
 Lieut.. Glassforl and family left this afternoon for Phenix.
 City taxes are due and will become delinduent October lst.
 There is a scarcity of dwelling houses in Prescott at present.
 col. Eggers left at an e'rly hour th's morning for Walnut Grove.
 The railroad boys took the Prescott < Arizona Central Pullman car out to- day
 C. C. Dodd, day operator at Prescott function. teok run m to Prescott on today tram.
 B McCutchen, wife and child, ot inc Agua Fria, left for visit to Cali- fornia yesterday.
 Edward l Long has filed stock brand for record. His range IS located on the lower Aguc Fria.
 F. NJ. Sanford has been forwarding a great many fruit specimens from this section to the Albuquerque fair.
 Dr McCandless received q letter to- day stating that A. w. Callen was seriously III, at his camp, with the dys- entery.
 0ld Joe Walker, after whom Walker mining district WAS named, IS dead. Yes. miners, think of him when you come to vote, and shed q tear to his memory.
 Marks Wollenberg and James Daiy have both been kept busy unpacklng and arranging new goods on the sheiFeS of the formers store.
 One fare for q round trip Is all that Is required by the railroad companies for carrying you to Albuquerque to the fair and return home.
 Mrs. and Miss ASams, oi Wichita, Xansas. mother and sister of A. D. Adams. arrived on to-day's tram, Tor a visit to the latter and his family.
 Tine democratic candidate for sher III seems io be running on the merits oi his deceased relative, if he IS repre- sented in the proper light by his most persistent supporters.
 The decision of the supreme court Tn the Alp che county tax case has been filed with the clerk of the court. Inc opinion is by Judge Barnes, and ailirmf the decision of the lower court, winch was against the railroad.
 Thomas Wing will surprise the New Mexicans by sending to the Aieu uaeruuo fair some twelve feet long s,u,,les of corn stalks, raised on hi' Granite Dclls ranch, with ears on them big enough to make square meal ior a government mule.
 Inl.e ONeilrs enemies, having lnnnd that their hue and cry about re hsion was beneiitting him rather than losing him votes, have taken D tuntoie tn themselves, and propose to uN something so. Their case seem hopeless. and they are hccomlnl frantic.
 Joe Roberts, mule and cart ahd Peter Olsen's dog Prince, had rae dn.yn ihe back alley in the rear oi Bash ford < Burmister's store and the JOUR NAM MINER office to-day. The mnl and cart had the lead in the start, hu Hnhorts succeeded m running then a-ainst an awning post in front oi tn old paint shop adjoining Kelly & ht' phens', and stopped their mad career
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
EeoN FRInAY'S DAILY.


 Niehls are growing cool.
 la-nl news were scarce to-day. Silver Is quoted at 9G. in New York r l roneroy is in town from Je- rome.
 Governor Zulick IS due from PhenlN to-morrow
 Who has found gold ring with red siono setting?
 II x Van Reuren is m from the Wal nut Grove dam.
 Lumher for T w. Otis new building is heine placed on the ground.
 The confidence of each indlyidua candidate in his own success Is remark able
 Engineer Elicit has gone to work aeain on the Prescott & Arizona Cen tial railroad.
 Walter !. Hill left for his home thiS afternoon. after a visit of day ar two iu the capital
 |. K. Ashley, of Big Bug, has takei the position temporarily of book keepe far Joseph Dougherty.
 new registering officer Is wanted II Tonta basin in the absence oi one {" thr justices of the peace.
 4-Ar Brooks has filed for record th' location notices of the copper Glan'' n,;nine claim and mill site, m Coppe basin.
 | Ii. Lee. of the American ranch was in town today purchasing surple ,ud shaking hands with his nimerou friends.
 hiu of sale from NJ. McCandies ,o uugo Richards, for GOO head oi cal flo has been filed for record. Pnc 5000.
 N. Tallman is already growln ,ooular with the travelling public n~;a,or of the Railroad hotel at Pres cott Junction.
 Walter c Bates, superintendent ,,o Walnut Grove Water Storage con many. came up from the company works last evening.
 The rodeo commenced yestercay Rr,zwelrs Fl ce on the old governmei road. and is working over the meni taius towards Copper basin
 Frank Kuhne, the Lynx creek me ,,,,, WAS the author oi the ". walksr district" campaign gag, wh'f ,s he ng So vigorously applied
 A number of professional and expr s.ss;onal musicians in Prescott are pr ,,r;ng Tor the production of a numb os licht operas at an early day.
 n-,,ean NJ. Martin footed it in fro canner basin yesterday evening to ,o,a ,he concert, returning by the san .onyevance to the basin this mornini 1T W Otis fired his brick kiln f' a.rs ayo. It will require about a,cn,b to burn and cool the bric r..5y fer laying in the walls oi his n' building. Gec Porter, Jr., has the agency one of tine largest rubber stamp man lecturers an :he east. Parties aesii, any goods of this k'nd VIII 'o "e'' e;ye him call.
 "He that tooteth not his own hol .he same shall not ps footed. VI our contemporary, winch con'. .aou, q half dozen separate "toots ;,sclf in this mornings issue.
 q Parker has the engine on
 r,,d for his new blaming mill, ...,.v street near Granite. and to-. ---u"' .,,,,enced the work of bnild .,,s M sonndation. He intends erectin