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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
FRIDAY the 23d Day of March, 1888

tt ! c'c ock 9. III. at he cour rom of said t IrT. in ths "f Prescott m t"e said fa |. tnH. III tty, uaS been Auiy tappoini led oy tne iUd - 'i sad trurs, fOr tha settieHent of s Id fccbuais.st g. Il ch tlrne and place any person 0r i..-O.s iutsr ste aS hens, creditors ol D hcl " SC, iB s:iii estates. ma appear and ite st-" a 2 al eScep' p'iona ill writing tn y mas .se Tn tue said ;cct unts, and con est ue saIl. Q.
 An5i, fu he. or,l. red hat due Doti'e be ,iNen of >u-t he ring ou the accounts so fl .d .,g tn.. DIS ,f ny fbc ( erH of | ne regular no- cCs q lt4eo " F. - and the puhlira Of n trd r B @ JoU "A l. MINER Pr scott 'ouri. r and F a--t q -hamp' 'u. ewSpap-r f- l.t +n h. ,alt .'puuly of Gsvap II, ,uCr week for hre" e secIiiy4 We eks pee Vi iGus D th -a airing.
 f> WITNESS Wili m ". O'Neill, Judge ! SE l. Vf d F. od'r '"ur wi n 'he sea! '--,-' Of sai.. Cont fixed, Tn x FiIst day
 Mare ' '. l>S.
 ni.d Wf. c. D'NEILL. Clerk
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

Train men on the Prescott X Arizona Central are all satisfied with their run and wages, and will not engage in atrike.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District, County of Yavapai, Territory
 of Arizona.
 can, Defendant.
 Summons No. l5f2. Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in ant for the County Of Yavapsi. Territory of Ariso1a The Territory of ArizoDa sends greeting to William Dunsan.
 You are hereby su nnoned and require: 10 the above named plaintiff in the Dis .~ici Court of the Third Judicial District and for the County of Yavapai. in he Terri Ory uf AsfzOna and answer the comp plaint filed vi h the clerk Ot this Court. at Prescott, in saio c unty, (a copy of which complaint accom- . panies this summOns) within ten days, eX- elusive of the day service) after ths service upon you of this sumn ns, If serv. IL h!s comfy but If served out of the county, and within this district, ihen within twenty dayt in all other cases, tntf ty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail tn ppear and answer the complat .t. as above required, he plaintiff VIII IaI~ Jigimsn. against you by default, ant apply tp t.e c0urt for the relief demanded Il hey said cOmnlaint, and IOE's and dIsDursmeutS iu this Ce half expended.
 Given under my hand and the Seal o' said (SEAlJ urJ this 7th day uf N .cn,
 A. D. ISSS.
 r.. E DODGE. Clerk.
 By F.. $ WRIGHT, DepUtr.
 E. NJ Sanford ast.,rne. for piaint il. First D .DiicatiOn M9rch :, l>SS. SJ
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
Notice to Settle.

E7ery person indebted to the nffr Of VI z. Wi son Co. are re pectful9 request -G to call at office and settle their ouDts at once owing to the death of ". z. V |. SO all matters must ba closed up, and a l accounts Iemaining unpaid on or after F. . sry lst, 1ssS wiil be hsnce1 to our att9r- neys for collection, W. z. WILSON & co
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
great papers

My Sporting department, consisting of Shot-Guns, Rifles, Pistols, all kind> of Cartridges. Belts, AmInunition, etc., is complete. and goods are down at tCd rock priccs Winchester Rifles are now down to SIS. If you want shotgun cartridges, try my "Blaokhird' brand loaicd. with the best powder. ivy 8 pa- tent process. They are superior to all others, and cost you but $4 per I01. Don't forget eur Royal St. John Sew ing Machine is new reduced to $35 cash.
 GEO. II. CUKky.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
FRIDAY. the 23d Day of March. 1888

At Ock a. . In., at she coart room of said Court. tt the ? cf Pro scott, in said county uf Yavapsi, has been xed for heartrg the Eaiu r. urn wen Pni whore any per' Ons n tetesje' ii the said estate may appear and Il IT. .Wr Sen object oNs To the confirmation of the sad saie, and may be heard and may produce " ines ln Sut port O. h.s objections. Auj Is fur,h o;dered hat f copy Of tn Is or tsr be m Iclis ed n ths URNAL.MINEH. a ue, per pub .is ed in Prescott, in said oIatg of Iayspai once a week for four con. .ecUtive w ehs D ecedine such hearin
 " Y. C. O'NEILL, Clerk.
 Hated Fsbrua y 2ft, 1SS'. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
PROBATE NOTICE.
Tn h Probate Cour; or the County If Yava.
 p3l, Terri oty If Arizona. Tn the Matters of the Estates of

III lNo NItLLETS UT LIIt CSCdCeS UI A. " Lindsay, ]. ", Weir, = E. ~lu'-. Daniel NJ Mooney, trat. K Il Il, l. LUthv, ,i Tn (. Clancy, .al li-u ful uiuber, 4. II. som -Is, E " DepSuore. tlsreI Aiic1, Red uad To, Hu :o -rL~Li. n. j. Ruthsri I'll, J lanes GurD son, Henry N1jb"u, F4 qual Orr. pct,r -.a&r, r. InFEerson, " lam z. Vernon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
kOTiCe By Clerk of Day Fixed for Hearing Relu-n of Sale of Heal Estate.

Tn the Probate ,urt of the County of Yava.
 rai, Territory of Arizona. h The mater Of he estate offs. s. Shull,
 deceased.
 Prrsuan. tc T crd O said Court m' de on the .th tay If r, bru ry. lS,S no ice is here . 6T given tIat k. NJ. Rod gers. administrator Oi ihe state Q sai' decea~ ed, made tO the sad COurt. aT q ii ed in he off @ Of the Clerk th reuf Ou F3ii day 8 return of sale made by him T Fhe 2}d day cf Feoruary, l-SS, under . previous order O. said Cou't, O the following real e-ttt", an for the following sum. to- Ti,' The po-seS,Ory right 70 two Ianc hes in jn- Crun.S of YavsTa, Terr tory Of ArzOna. -o ore : generally known ana ue. ignatei as the MJ1nta' Ii aud Valley ranches, owned and tc, upiei during his lifetime by the said <. S. St uIl, GcCedsei. f.r the Sum total of we hun a ed dollar (s50s), as wilt mOrs fully ap. .Iear from sad return. flei 2s aforesaid. and to which refereuce IS hereby made for further particuiFrs.
 p.. IT ' barahv r--r, pTvau that
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

The March number of the "Woman" more than fills the promise of that eX- ceilent magazines earlier issues. In literary quality Woman" stands second to no periodical of the day, and in its illustrated features, as we'll as its me chanical construction, 1t has already asserted footing for itself in close con- paniOnship with the best of the older magazines. The number before us is embellished with fIontispiece hy Glee son, representing the famous stairway of rock on the Island of Capri, which in turn is itself embellished with an ex- quisitely touching tale by Beatrice Presswood King, relating a romance of that spot, famous in Italian love story since the days of the Caesars. Thomas Stevens, who travelled around the globe on bicycle, gives an entertaining ac- count of the manner in which women in Afghanistan are kept so absolutely in the background as to justify the traveller in bestowing upon that region the name of "ihe Womanless Land" The principal article, however, in the March "Woman," l. thrilling recital of some of the horrors and abOnina- tions of Polyeamy, written by Kate Field, whose investigations cf Mormon ism have shed SO much light upon the iniquities of that institution. Taken altogether, the March number of "Woman" Is the most desirable naga- zine that has appeared this year for family entertainment and instruction.
 An article on Pioneer Illustration in California" with reproductions of many of the best engravlngs ot that period, will be feature of the Overland Month ly for April. IL will deal %ith the work Of the artist and engrayerS who created the well-known types of California min- ing life, and will contain biographical sketches of Chas. Nahl and others. Tie work in many of these cuts, oi the first ten years of American occupation, is of surpassing merit for the time; better, indeed, than almost any that has since been done on the Coast
 The Tombstone Prospcctor $ a year old, and reJoices in the fact that u Is as lusty and healthy newspaper banllirg as there Is in the territory
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

Our New Store, =. i-.Ch we now occupy, nas anot.t = ac4ss CT Floor Space. ~ Tle ECs EFSs' GUIDE, |,
 . = <: x. .:: 5: ::.=: :..:"
 EA t5s'lesi sept. and March.
 each year. E7y- 3G4 pa-cs, E1 zs xill tnChes, with over O ~ 2-5CD Illustrations a
 - whole Picture Gallery,
 N-s~ Cts E.s V jiulCsoIe Prizes dfrect fo cois7''HsrTs O1l all goods fer personal or family uSe. Tell, how t- order, and gives exact cost oE ever. thinS yOu use, cs4. drink, wear, or nave !"n vvi3is, These INVALUABLE hooN9 contain Information cleaned rom the markets CT flIe world. | copy sent FREE upon reeetp, of ID cts. 10 deEray expense oT mailing. MONTGOMERY WARD G co. I1l.Ii1 Michigan Avenue. gLic.so. III.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

Nott Is h"reov given that the persons her lfGr. app.1 ted by ths Court tp ad n In .
 is'e pu tue abONe-n med estates have fen
 d r q ept or'~o ei Tor .eit eTn eEf, uu l il I'd n -ai. Crur- her anal counts Ot all their lc m tue administration of inc sid 2 states
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
Monday the I6th Day of April, 1888,

t - o' q re u'9 rIn If said Court Owit, r, Na Nari tenn, lo>S at 10 o'clock m the Q euopl ,f h day, r- and tne some is L rsht apt Q med f,r inc settlement ,f said tcep Vn', Fud he ( erk Va notice thereof oy ctJs nE 'O- lccS tp tc poSte m .st least three | bale pl ceS ID t..is Sounty at least tn days re sa u day cf $ ttiemeI., according to
 
 nd 4; $ tt 'rer O tcr,i, th7t a cory Of this or fer h. b he'd n .t AHIZB JOURNAL NiINs.r, 2 Lew p'-cr printed ant pnbllsued in -a.H ouDt. Vf Nay"pt', at ieistonCc week r Ur Q utlvc 2 k Irece ing sai d day tJ 70 t-,fuVLt wv C.. O'S ELL,
 Iui-e Ot the Probate Court.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

The largest line of Gold and Silver American and Swiss watches; beauti- ful novelties in fine Gold Jewelrv, Clocks, Silverware, etc, and the hand somest line oi presents, to be found n Arizona. GEO. K. CURRY, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

When those dark spots accompanied by blurring ami indistinct vision come before the eyes, do not strain and neg lect the best of all gifts, but immediately go and have the proper spectacles ad- lusted to your eyes. This has been my speciality for ten years. and by the use of my Optometer, purchased at large expense for this trade, all possibility of giving you glass not adapted for your eyes, is prevented. The use of the Optimeter Is free to all customers. Price of spectacles range from $l to S5 per pair. GEO. II. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
K9liCe Cf Settlement Of Account.

iu thr Probate Court iu and for Y.vapai
 County, te r 'ory of Arizola. in tas matter of ,h- Estaie o. Daniel w. Mooney, d C aSpd.
 Notice Ia her. by 2 -en hat ". M. Buffum, tr 2. min stTat r Nf tha r-tate oi Dsuiel W. NG0ne-, deceased has rer" cred and pres mt l. -u ftr sefJt0 ut. Ent Nied in sad Court, his Gnt+ zee Hvt O Ais GuiiniSt-ation of said estate; an tae.
 FRIDAY. the 23d day of March, 1888. - 'o G c o k nj. ai u- court room of said cplr.. .t tha City or Pre-cott. in saii YavApai 0.ani~. has tee.4 cu Y appointed by the ssi Court, IT rile Setfj uIent Of said %" ount, at which ..n"ard q p,ace any D rson interes e1 n -.!f -.fttH u- 10pe-r and ii s < eXcep. iots e rT.t D aD he sad sc GDua. aud COZ An i' IS further or cred that this orde be ne luoii-a d in tla IoURSAL MIN tE,a news paper r Otei snd Pu 1ii> lrd Tn Prescott, in he id County of YSvapai, a, leas once s '7"ek tr f0ur weeks preceding such hearing.
 Nj O O'NEfLE Clerk. Dated February Il. ISSS. U
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

Notice is hereby given tha. in pursuance of
 an order of tl.e = OO tte jOur- of the COu1sN Of Yavapti. T -rrt ry of Ariz ns, m de c. the 7tn day of N arch. lNsS, in the ma ter Os the estate of C. i. - heltOu, deceased. he Il l- dersisl ed administrst' Or uf tha ssin eSia' n,
 will sel at Prlvae sals To the highest b,d l. :. fpr cash, and su jeot t' cor frmation by s4d DrD l.tI q ,nII-f lIIl l,I .affAr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

Mrs. k. R. Blaine has just received a large variety of ladies' goods, inoluding Surah SasheS, Fans. Corsage E uQUets, Gloves, Combination suits-no two alike, Trimmings, etc. Fourth building north of F. 0. f1Stf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

Three meals for S1 al the sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

On and after January 1sf, meal hours at the Bellevue hotel will be changed and will be as follows: breakfast, 6 30 to II a. m lunch, F m. to } p m. i; dinner, 4 to D. m. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
WM. CHRISTI
A Pleasant Luncheon Party.

Chairman Rep. Ter. Cen. Com. N. A. MoREoRD, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
Letter List.

Please say "advertised' letters.
 A. J. HEAD, r. NJ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
] dGg Sati.Hg iiiY for hsaTIng Final Saitl5m n and .I3pOtt of
 fdin listFatrIx.

In he nrohato C u-' Of the County of Yava.,
 p-', r--.iy "t ArIzOna. Tn t1- nefter ot ti.e cs st oi J. \. Der y, ura a-td.
 Nav H rry, the 2 ] ni nj -trat'ix or the above na- v e est .if hr- Z 7 endtr | and p eSented for fl at Sttfl ntIf an uleC in th.s Court. he II rt.t .'rtoIut ltt ac, oo r tnving r-p Drt "r h n1ai HdmiHiStrat on Oi sad estat, it s .tna [ U th.L
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21

The Tombstone Prosqector year old, and reJoices in the fact that u Is as lusty and healthy newspaper bAn,hrg as there Is in the territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
Notice Of Sale of Mining Claims,

 l.. F. Eggers, Attorney for F ainiin. First pa ubl cation ehrnarY $. lSSS.
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Business Embarrassments.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-A local paper says that
John Fairbanks, manger and practically sole
proprietor of the Fairbanks & Palmer Publish
ing Company, which recently failed. left for
parts unknown q week ago last Monday, and has
not been seen since. 1t charges that, as treas
urer of the building society of the National
Union, he is $1,000 short in his accounts, and
that before his departure he raised between
S., 200 and So, 600 on accommodation checks. The
Fairbanks & Palmer Publishing Company did a
large business. 1t published "Gaskelfs Atlas of
the World" "Gaskells Compendium" Gas
kells Guide Bishop Fsllows's two books.
BRIGHT and Happy Hours' and The Home
Beyond" Remlapis Gospel Awakening" Gen.
eral Grants books, Frank Gilberts History Of
the World, and a good portion of the Chatauqua
list of books. The total indebtedness Of the con-
Germ, 1t is said. is over $50, 600. with assets less
than one-third of that amount. Fairbanks was
a prominent member of Bishop Fallows's
church.
New YORK, Nov. 2S.-Isaac Schneiwind.
Wholesale dealer in boots and shoes at l04
Duane street, has confessed judgments for sl0,-
943 and his store has been closed by the sheriff.
The liabilities are reported from $25, 600 to $780,
600. MIR. Schneiwind was iu the retail business
ct LaPorte. Ind, for sixteen years, and came
here in 1856.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2S.-John Barns & Co., leaf
tobacco merchants at No. los West Front street,
have assigned to d.. Heinsheimer. The assents
are estimated at ST., 900; liabilities, SIS, 900.
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Brief Mention.

At Carmi, on Tuesday, Arthur Ledbeddsr was
killed by the accidental discharge OF his gun.
". c. Mack, of Gridlsy, made IN assignment
on Tuesday. Liabilities. 1886; assets, about
{, 400.
John Walsh, driver in the Sandoval coal mine.
fell under a train of loaded cars on Tuesday and
was killed.
James Dienan. charged with robbing a Rock
Island car. was held in $1,000 bail for trial az
Morris, on Tuesday.
Alfred Mulleneaux was fatally injured near
Alton, on Tuesday. by getting caught IN some
hosting machinery in a mine.
Frank Brown, Joseph Burkhurst and William
Willis have been arrested at Tuscola. for in
cendiarism. A number Of buildings have been
burned recently.
Capt. Justus Harris, aged sixty-nine years,
one of the watchmen in the State house, Spring
field, fell dead in the State-house grounds. on
Tuesday afternoon.
Daniel Reahle, who q few daye ago wrote q
letter Of l25 pages to Bismarck, the German
Chancellor, asking him to come to Rockford
and exterminate the Americans, was declared
insane in that city on Tuesday.
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A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
One Farmer Kills Another, Whom, lie Claims,
Alienated His Wife's Affections.
epeciai TO the Indianapolis Journsa

Special TO the Indianapolis Jourrcl
WABASH. Nov. ga domestic tragedy oc-
Cured this evening at Spikers, o village four
miles north OF this city. Elias jackson shot
and fatally wounded Curtis Jellison. Both men
are farmers. Jackson was inspired by a belief
that Jelliscn had alienated the affections Of
Mrs. Jackson, who left her husband, last
Saturday, and took mp her homo with the
family Of Thomas Edwards in the village. Mrs.
Jackson claimed that her husband had abused
her shamefully, and that it was impossible to
live with him owing to his extreme cruelty and
inordinate jealousy. Yesterday she returned to
her home, which Is located three miles
from Spikers, and secured q division of
the household goods and other personal
effects of the pair, taking her leave
for good. Jellison is a widower with
three children. and tho Edwards family have
been doing his washing. This morning Mrs.
Edwards requested Mrs. Jackson to 60 to the
Jellison home and do the washing. The request
was complied with. Jellison was away from the
house all day at work, and. on bis return this
evening, after dark, he noticed two men dog
ging his footsteps. He soon recognized them as
Jackson and William Glasco, a half-uncle OF
the latter. After reaching his premises
Jellison fired a revolver in the
air to friehten the intruders, when Glasco
sang out, "Give it to him, -- him" and
instantly Jackson fired, the bullet striking Jel-
lison in the right side, a few inches to the right
of the medal line. Several other shots were
fired, but none took effect. Jellison walked a
distance Of nearly eighty rods after being shot,
reaching the house of Chris Spikers, where he
was cared for. Mrs. Jackson was in Jellison's
house when the shooting occurred, but blew out
the lights when she recognized her husbands
voice. A few moments later she went TO Spikerss
homo, and remained at the bedside of the dying
man, for whom no physician could be secured
for several hours. Officers from this city and
Coroner Woods hurried to the scene. The cor
oner took the statement of Jelli-
son, who was suffering terribly. while the Off
GERS started on the track of the murderer. Jack
son and Glasco we're found at Glasco's home,
and they made no resistance, being taken into
custody without difficulty. Jackson ac-
knowledged the crime, but urged
self-defense, claiming that Iellison shot
first. When asked why he had followed Jelli-
son. jackson replied: He, stole my woman"
Jellison cannot live until morning, the heavy
ball having penetrated his vitals. Jackson and
Glasco were placed 10 the county jail here at
he had absolute proof Of his wife's inidelity, and
that he had gone to Jellison's home for the pur-
pose Of having the latter arrested if he found
five years old, and quite comely in appearance.
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INDIANAAND ILLINOIS NEWS
A Divorce Suit Causes an Imprisoned
Wife to Expose Her Husbands Guilt.
An Exploding Shotgun Kills One Man and
Seriously Injuries Three Others-A Scottish
Wife Makes Trouble at Elkhart.
INDIANA.

A Suit for Divorce Brings to Light . Mans
Participation In a Murder.
MARION, Nov. 2S.-John Sage. Of this place,
was arrested last night by Sheriff Jones to an
swer for q murder committed several years ago.
for which his divorced wife % now serving q life
sentence at the Reformatory at Indianapolis.
Both were arrested soon after the commission
of the crime. At the trial Mrs. Sage confessed
that she had drowned her three-year-old daugh-
ter because the child stood / in the way of her
marriage with Sage. The woman went to prison
for life and the man was exonerated. Recently
Sage applied for a divorce on the ground that
his wife was serving a life sentence for murder,
and the divorce was granted. Since then the
imprisoned woman has denounced Sage as a
murderer equally guilty with herself. and says
that the crime was committed at his solicitation.
She was taken recently by the prison officials
before the Blackford county grand jury. and an
Indictment for murder in the frat degree was
drawn on the strength OF her testimony.
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Foreign Notes.

Mr.. John Bright has rallied considerably.
Henry George will remain in England until
Dec. o
It is reported that another great lead has bean
decided upon by the Russian government.
Baron Hirsch has made a donation of 81, 000,-
900 for schools for Jews IN Galicia and Bukovina.
A Zanzibar dispatch says the German men,
of-war Leipsig and Sophie have proceeded to
Bsgamoyo, on account Of o report that fighting
has broken out there.
The report from Whitby, England, that q
life boat had been upset aud its crew of twelve
men drowned proves to be untrue. The boat
reached the shore in safety. One of the crew,
however. was drowned.
During Emperor Williams late hunting trip
ss LetzliDgen his party bagged in one day $50
pieces Of game. Most of them were pheasan.s
and hares. but the bag also included q dozen
stays and other big game.
The effort of the tenants on the Marquis OF
Coningham's estate, at Glenties, to carry out the
Plan Of Campaign. has failed. aud they have ac-
cepted a reduction Of five shillings. Their de-
mand WAS for q reduction of eight shillings.
The Inman-line steamer City of New York,
which arrived at Queenstown yesterday from
New York, met the American waller W.. Mar
Tin. on Thursday last The whaler's crew were
starving and asked for provisions. A supply
vas given them.