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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
OUR MINES.
What is being Done in the various
 Hining Camps in this Section

Diamond Jo Reynolds, the owner ot the Congress bonanza, arrived on to- days train.
 Lynx creek miners are amusci at the rechristeniug Of their distnct after q democratic candidate for sheriff The Mint Valley mill ssis being run from two to four days per week. accord ing to the supply of water obtained. The old dumps oi the Dosoris are being worked with screens md jigs, and good wages are being realized. Six CT seven men are employed. Chas. II. Akers and partners are getting good ore from tine Happy Jack mine Ou iyfX creek, and are getting t opened up Tn Ene condition. Three men are at work on the Golden Queen mne in Spruce canyon, and are taking out good ore, which they in- tend to work with an arastra.
 Sam F. Powell k opening up some Of his recently located claims below the Walnut ttrJye dam, which are Of very high per cent. in lead, with some silver
 John Mcdonald and Thos. Brown are working the Blue Dick mine. under a lease. having four men employed. The Blue Dick has yielded many 60 ton ol high grade shipping ore.
 Thirty thousand pounds oi ere ar rived at ths sampling wor to-day from the Congress mine. Large ship ments are being received almost daily from this mine now.
 A $4,000 bar of gold. extracted from the Howard mine, was deposited on saturday with the Ba k of Arizons, by Mes.rs Harlan < Burlington. It was the result ot cleanup of their two stamp mil
 J. R. Liston is taking out some of the richest ore ever found in the Brad shaw mountains from the old Reliable claim, owned by him. lie Is getting the claim we'll opened up, and has an abundance of ore in sight, having done but little stoping yet.
 \. Ellis, superintendent oi tbe Clar- ence Ruby mining property, sent eigh- te. miners out this afternoon to work the mine Capt. A. I. Brann VI leave on Saturday morning to take cbsrge oi the mill, which they expect to start up in two weeks, and T. W. Mtchc will accompany him to take charge Of the mine.
 Before leaving for his Gro Bella mia ing camp, I. T Stoddard contracted with Douglass Brown for the removal of the Wonder mill to the Gro Bella mine. Tue mill Is at present located on Turkey cres k, and will have to be freigbted around by Prescott and Wal nut Grove, a distance o ninety miles, to cover distance of about forty Mir Stoddard expects 10 remain in camp until the latter part of next month, when he will leave for New York, in order to vote.
 II. 4 Owens, better known ss Chio- ride Jack, Sam. F Powell, ard Chas. Thompson are up from Lead City on the lower Hassayampa- NIT. Powell informs the JoURsAL-MIyER that Messrs. Owens and Thompson have re gently struck very rich ore in a clain they are working, running very high in lead. The above IS a new district, and from the work done in prospecting it, promises to be very rich. It ia said to be the bes: lead district yet discovered in this county. and the ore also carries a good percentage of silver.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
Scard of Supervisors.

The board ol Supervisors heli j sho t session yesterday afternoon, at which the following business was transacted
 A petition, asking for the establish ment of school district at the Lower Agua Fria, was read and granted.
 Gillette precinct was re-established and W. W. Cook was appointed reg istering officer therefor.
 An election precinct was established at the Clarence Ruby mill, be known as Ruby precinct and sN. Ellis was ap- pointed registering officer therefor.
 Ben Robinson was appointed regis tering officer for Kirkland valley pre- cinct, and w. Williams for Ash Fork prec net.
 X note from J. R. Mastsrson was read, declining the appointment of jus tice of the peace at Jerome.
 A statement from Mognett Bros. and the raise Tn their assessments was or derpd struck of.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
.oTHIER9.
-s Forsua..se 0russi-t.

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 "fa to di- <u;se tlc taste, and Iut it D. tv ur, st'ers unt:er the modest nnlno uf oy $ Vegetable rsiTar'Ila Immediately the same mar, eious scs came back of its aztenjsliinr effects ~' .N. a .st@F~ ~--- a.. ., ,- t.s ,r.-...s |, . si' ln O-,y .rcin si ovJ- tat e1..-t. Peo'e seen, .Sr 'e tsSng is and Nr 1g rrd ts'tiug about 1t v -t-nuittac S'afs Aa'! Js ano-tcr California 1a-'' ,ry leaps i'lto eNlsteucc.-iS-F. ETpasiasr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
Wednesdays Edition

A. F. Foote has gone to Colorado.
 Buy ticket for tomorrow night; concert
 Frank Secrist has been appointed deputy sheriff of Apache county at Winslow
 Captain P. NJ. Fisher was able to be ap town to-day. Glad to see him around again.
 Dan Connors came in from Jerome last evening. He says he is in good trim for the proposed light. E. H. Witherell, of witherellville. carries large stock of goods, and is doing an immense business. | August schultz, of Agua Cahen,e. Maricopa county, died few days since from the effect of q rattle-snake bite. J. E. Beggs has resigned as superin- tendent of the Arizona Stage Company and II. 4. Billings has been appointed to the position
 l.. Bashford Is repairing, and will re-paint and re-ptper the old Williams House restaurant, in which d restau- rant will be shortly opened again.
 Our contemporary seems to want to run both sides os the present campaign It grows restless because notices of republican can idates have not yet ap- peared i'll this paper.
 The JoURNAL-MINER extends con gratulations to it's friend, Joseph Coul- son, of Gillett, and his bride May their matrimonial pathway through life be unclouded by sorrow, and may pros perity attend them.
 John Marion, of the Courier, thinks the late Winslow row didn't amount to much Had he cen here. during the thickest of the fray he might have formed different: idea of the afiair.- Winslow News
 The introduction oi religion into the campaign, Y the friends of the demo- cratic candidate for sheriff, is not likely to help that gentleman or tO win him any votes Any a sertion about the members of this or that church voting for o Neili has been started by his cne- mics, and not by his frieRds
 Judge Chester Thomas, who has just returned from the east, says that he has not seen the republicans SD sau- guine of success for years as they are of electing Harrison and Morton. He found many old line democrats sup- porting the republican nominees, on free trade republicans were nowhere 10 be found.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
OUR TERRITORY.
Chips From Cur Territorial sx-
 changes.

NhoE-Cs-
 Miners are in demand at the Quni- toas
 Phenix has twenty-eight electric lamps
 A case of diphtheria is reported from kingman
 There are TO pupils enrolled in the IOmbsto, C public school.
 ! The Occidental hotel in Tombstone was burned on Thursday night
 Judge ". G. Blakely has been ap- pointed court commissioner at King man. Good ppointment
 Foster s. Dennis and wife. of King man, left Monday night for an extended visit to New Bedford, Mass, the boy hood home of Mir. Dennis.
 The output of the Silver King mine for the month of August was l07 ,G57.9I ounces fine silver. and it is still estima- mated that the September production will be somewhat greater than this
 A man in Tombstone wishes to bet from $l00 to $j00 that he can name one city in the United States of over 50,O00 inhabitants that will not give Cleveland 1000 votes
 he inventor of the Mills looped belt" which is nsed by everybody who carries 8 gun or pistol, as wei as by the United states army, was patented by Colon Anson Mills, Of the Tenth Cavalry, now stationed at Fort Grant.
 The stomach of q wuisky thinker was on exhibition in Fairbank recently, and It did more for the cause of tem- perance than a hundred lectures by weeping orators. It resem bled boot leg which had put n about twenty. years in an alley.-ProSpec,or. It lsrepo, ted that H. c. Hooker, of -he sierra Bonita Cattle company, pur- ;hased last week at Tempe 200 tons of | sl!alft hay, and that he mt nds 10 win 1 CT , 900 head nt cattle III the valley. This Is the first important move in an l industry that will yet be an important | ource oi wealth-ihe fattening of | Arizona's herds on the limit'ess alfalfa | ields of Salt river valley. Mir Hooker | epresents 20,tOO head of cattle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such general revival of trade at c. s. Hutchinson's Drug Store as their giv- ing away to their customers of so many trial bottles of Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article, from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Brochitis, Group, and all throat and 'ung diseases quickly cured You can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size $l. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
Frank lesiie's Sunday iIagaIine
 

Contains many interesting and valui- ble articles. all ire-hly written and brightly Illustrated The continued story, "Genevicve." opens the number. It is story oi the Hugenot troubles in France. Mrs Alexander contributes q touching story, Faithful in Duty" and "RubonS," hv C. E. Todd, is Il story about an intelligent and faithiu dog The Illustrated articles are, "pio- neer Missions in Central Africa by Emma Raymond pltnan, with DOT traits of celebr ted African explorers; :; "Marseilles,' by l.. F C.; "Cave Homes and Shrines,' hy Mare F. Val lette "D0!i- and DOllmaker- {; Fran cis Scott Key" ty Waiter Edgar M'Cann; and Mme Dieulsioy and Ter Travels 4 vigorous sermon bv Dr Talmage, entitled 'The age Of Swindle, '' will provoke thought and comment. The poems and short articles are pu- merous anal go q. au.l 'htre are nun Ter of fuli-page onr'aSiigs 0; much beauty. IL ], a specially good number of this favorite family magazine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
A Hint to PnnY peopie.

From their arrival on this planet to their usually early departure from it, people of weak constitutions and angu- iar physiques pass q sort of hslf-exist- enee. Like dosmice, they burrow in their home retreats, afraid of heat, sairaid of cold. constantly afraid that the shadow of the dread reaper will mate rialize anu exact the forfeit which he demands from all sooner or later. No finer medicinal assurance of compara- tive vigor for the feeble exists than that afforded hy Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Used with persis;ence-not with spurts and spasms-this genial and profession ally commended tonic will do much toward iafusing strength into puny system, aud rounding off scrawny an gles in the human figure Appetite, nerve tranquility and q nightly repose are encouraged by it, and malarial, rheumatic, bilious tendency overcome. It re-establishes digestion and prevents kidney troubles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
Ruckten's Arnjca SaIve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns. and all Skin Eruption. and pos- lively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction CT money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by c. s. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
Ring Lost.

Lost, in Prescott, September sth or 9th, gold ring with large rel setting, card of Tiffany < Co. New York, man ufacturers, on inside Finder will be suitably rewarded by returning i, to this off C. Ii
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19

r you want to post yourself OH the tariff question. forward teu cents to Jo- seph D. Weeks. 23 West twen ty-third street, New York, and you will receive twelve documents containing 300 pages treating the subject from every stand point.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
GaYYie6

COULSON-TR RACEY-!n Gilett. A T. by B. "iIiti ms J. P Joseph ol,ison, Of Gsliett to M $. Mary 2. Tracy, { In iana. GlNGRICH - GOLDEN - By Judge II. ". fieury, m rreSc 2, sen. l2l', William II .
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19

It is happy definition says. A polite man is one who listens with in- rest to things he knows all about, when they are told by a person who knows nothing about them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19

Miss Nellie Osenburg will render a S--'nher of solos at Thursday evenings
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19

FROM FRiDAy'S DAILY.
 Apsche county has a lenghthy court docket.
 CIV Barry lef, for Colorado this I afternoon.
 H. T. Andrews leftfor Jerome this morning.
 E.B. Wharton, of Californis, is visit ing Prescott.
 P.J.McCormick left for san Diego this afternoon.
 Genuine imported cigars for s bit, at Coxs drug store. k Thomas Carroll came in from. Je- rome laet evening. Order your fruit or ornamental trees from D. W. Kelly.
 -..fe is more building this season than usual in Prescott.
 Travel is increasing on the railroad, as we'll as on all stage lines.
 Harris Baldwin left for Apache coun- ty, to attend court, this afternoon. Morris Goldwater, as agent of IT. Ainsworth, delivered the deed to Mr.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-17

The first school opened in Lander
County was in Austin, in July, 1865.
1t was taught in 4 brush tent, and pre-
sided over by Miss Jennie Raaeh. Th /.
first County superintendent was Mr.
j. Brown, elected September 20lh,
1868. He resigned the 9Th of March.
1861, and was succeeded by W. Il.
Herrick, who was appointed TO fill the
vacancy. The FIRST public schpol
taught in the county was under the
instruction Of Mss 4. A. Slssan. now
the wife Hon. J. Il Williamson, of
Austin. This school was opened dur
ing 1868 in the city just mentioned
Miss A. l.. Smith was assyclatel with
Nlss Slavan in this school work, and
each received monthly s,lary Of one
hundred dollars.
The Saperlntendent's report for the
year ending October, 1865. shows five
schoul districts established and that
there were four school houses.
Several private schools were opened
with fair success The Austin SeniD-
arY for buys aud girls was organized
aud received pupils in 1865. In this
school were taught the elementary and
higher studio, of Eaglish instruction,
with drawing, vocal aud instrumental
music dancing and calisthenics. Mr.
j. A. Cemford opened, this year, a
school for instruction IN elementary
and advanced English branches;
Latin, French and German were also
taught in this school.
In 1881 the Public Schools of Aus
tin were reorganizsd by Prof. G. NJ.
Ritter and DIR. j. S. Hammond. County
Superintendent, adopting the plan OF
the Public Sch h,ols Of San Francisco.
In the High School Department are
taught orthography, grammar, rhetoric
and elocution; arithmetic, algebra aud
geometry; ge ,g:aphy and history;
penmanship and book keeping; physi-
ology, philosophy, chemistry and geol-
ogy. Certificates of graduation are
awarded those students, who, after
attendinh this school, pass satisfactory
examinations ia the foregoing studies.
This school has been regarded one of
the best in Nevada.
tContinued.l
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-17

LANDER COUNTY,
Nevada.
IT'S LOCATION, TOPOGRAPHY, cEol-
0cY. sOlL. CLIMATE AND
Pa3DJ HONS.
ATS MsNIsG, 1--WE STOCK AND A.RI-
Cultural INTERRsTs. naILKOaDs,
SCHOOLS. eHtRcuEs AND fnArER.
AAL SOCIETIES..
I;s Hisiory rsam hs rirst settlcment
t. the Present 1885.
A SKETcH BY PROFESSOR S. ID.
BRlSTow.
He Hisiary rfam hs F,rst settlement
to the Present 1885.
AUs TIN A CITY.

The Act for the incorporation ol
Austin az a city was passed by the
Legislature Of 1864, aud All election
for city oaicers was held ON the l9th
Of April of the latter year. Mr. David
4 Buel was nomIila ed by the Demo
Gratis for Mayor, and the opposing can
didate. Mr. Charles aolbrook, was the
nominee OF tho Republicans. After a
most spirited and exciting canvass.
Mr.. Holbrank was elected by major.
i,y OF one hundred aud nf,y-nine; the
total vote east being Que thousand
three hundred and fif,y-nine.
An incident Interesting as yell \,
highly amusing. was a re,ul, of mi,
election. Mr.. Il. c. Gridley. a prom
iuent merchant Of Austin and DIR n
S. Hcrrick. sup't Of schools Of The
same place. made AN agreement where
in it was stipulated that in cas-. Mr.
Holbrook WAS elected. MIR Gridley
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-17
No. 6S1.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. r.
N Dennis, whose fostoffice address is Battle
Mountain, Lander County, Nevada, has this day,
as agent for Jacob sumner Gates, filed his ap
plication for patent for 545 linear feet OF the
Ida Henrietta mine or vein bearing gold and
silver, with surface ground 800 feet In width
situat, in Pit sburg Mining District County Of
Jspder and State of Neyads, and designated by
the ield notes and official plat on file In this
ofiics rs Lot No. 33, In Township 10 y. Range 40
East OF Mount Diabo Meridian, said Lot no. IS
being described as follows:
Beginning at post marked "Posf No U S
Survey No 81 which is identical with post No.
l OF U. 5. Survey No. 81 whence section corner
post on the N. Il. cor OF Sec. o, T. %, N. r. ~ h
bears IS y deg 4690 feet. mouth of tunnel No
bears n II deg AZ min 3ls feet thence for
lst Course-var. IL deg As min East. 40
deg 40 min Il. 800 feet 10 a post marked Post
No 2 U S survey No 49, which 10 identical with
post No Of U g. Survey NO 81, thence for
I'd Course--S 40 deg Is min W 545 feet to q
post marked Post No 3 U s Survey No 49,"
thence for
Sd Courses 20 deg As min W GOO feet to a
post marked Post No U Survey No %, :"
thence for
An Courses 10 Dig Is min Z 545 feet to
post marked Post No U S Survey No 3a," the
place OF beginning.
Containing 50-lO0 acres.
COURSES expressed from the true Meridian
with magnetic variation OF IL deg 45 min T.
Inc i0eation OF tHls miDe Is recofueu III tne
records II Pittsbufg Mining district, tounty Of
Lander and state OF Nevada and in the records Of
the County Recorder Of the said Lander County
ANY and al, persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Ida Heurietta miRe or surface
round are required to fie their adverse claims
With the Register Of the United States Land Office
at eureka IN The state of Nevada, during ths
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or they
wall be barred by virtue OF the statute.
b ii. HAL, Re lister.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
Of Application for Patent be published tor tne
period of ten consecutive weeks in the Central
seyadan, a weekly newspaper published at
Battle siouDtain. Lander Couaty, Nevada
ID. h. HALL, Register.
May 10 1888.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-17

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. r.
N Dennis, whose Postofiice address is Battle
Mountain, Lander County. Nevada, has this day
as agent fer Jacob Snmaer Gates, filed his alp
plicRtion for patent for 1909 linear feet Of the
Cumberland mime or vein bearing gold and sill
yer with surface ground 900 feet in width, situ-
ated in Pittsburg Mining District. County of
Lander and State Of NV ida, and designated by
the field notes and official plat on fie In this
Office as Lot No 40 in Township 80 N a AZ asst
of Mount Diable Meridian. said Lot no 40 being
described as follows, to-wlt.
Survey No ~" wnicn is identical with post No /
o. L Survey No 30, whence section corner post
on the n u corner Of section Q. II ID, Il 10 Il,
bears 5 "a deg 80 min + 56Jl feet, mouth Of sum
mt Tunnel beats y 10 deg n 3iJ feet thence Tor
lst Oourse--N 40 deg i5 min h 600 feet TO u
post M ,rked "fost 10 Y y Survey No 46, .
which is lentich with post No 4 OF U Survey
No 80, thence IDr
ID Course-N % deg 8 min " 1880 feet to a post
marked "post NO U D survey No ~, tnsnce
for
Sd Courses 40 deg As min go feet TO a
post marked post No ., Survey No 40, =
,henes Tor
AN Course-s6o 60 deg Is min Z 1900 seet to a
post marked sfost No Survey NO 40" the
place o beginning.
Contains 1897 acres
Courses expressed IRON the tue Meridian with
a magnetic variation OF II deg 4, min Il lst.
ihS ioca ton OF TINS mine IL fccoiurd IN the
records Of Pttsburg Mining District. County Of
Lander aud Siate of Nevada, and in the records
OF the County Recorder of the said Lander
County.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portioa OF said Cumberland mine or surface
ground are required TO iie tneir adverse claims
with the Register OF the United states Land
oihce at Eur, la, in The state of Nevada, duing
the sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they aid be u.tred By virtue of The statute.
u. H. HALL, Register
II Is hereby ordered the foregoing Notice of
Application Icr Patent be published for the
period of ten consecutive weeks in the Central
Nevsdan, a weeely newspaper published at
Battle Avun,ain, Linder County. nevada.
b. II. HALL, Register
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-17

NOTICE l HEREBY GIVEN THAI J. F.
~ D.nhis, whose Po,totiicc address Is Battle
Mountain, Lander County, Nevada, has this day i,
as aseni for Jacob Sumner ..ates, filed his up
plicaton FOR patent for $40 linear feet OF the
Evening star mime or ycia bearing gold and sill
yer with siriace ground go feet in width situ-
ated In fttsburg Mining District, County OF
Lander and State of Nevada and designated by
the he.d notes and official plat Oh file in this
ilce AZ Lot No. 80 In Township 30 N. Range Al
East OF Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot NO 80
bviag described as follows, to-wit:
beginning at post marked POST Mol u s
Survey No 3o,' whence sec. cor. post on f
corner Of sec. q, T, 20 N X 40 L, bears "a deg
30 min Hast 55g2 ieet, mouth Of tunnel No 2
bears 5 "a deg a min L. 5gJ feet thence for
ist Courses 40 deg Is tuin 4 500 feet to n
posi- marked Post NO L survey No So
which / iicntieal with post No 4 Of u suryc,
No 3s thence Tor
I'd Conrse-N 40 deg As min r 900 feet to
post iaarked Post No U Survey No 33'
which Is identi al with post No OF u ) surve,
~ s.. .thenc. for
Sd course-S 40 deg Is W 500 feet to a post
marked post No ) survey No 80, thence
Tor
4th Courses 30 deg As min W 600 feet to
post marked Post No / q , survey 40 80, the
place OF beginning.
Containing q es-lu0 acres.
course expressed from the true Meris-ian with
n mn eIictic variation OF II deg As min East
The ioestioa OF TINS mine Is recorded in the
,, records OF Pittsbury Mining Distrct, Coanfy oi
Lander, state Of Nevada and in TIE records of
the County Recorder OF tie said Lander Connty,
Aud any aud all persons claiming adversely any
por ion OF said Evening Star mine or surface
ground are required to fire their adverse claims
with the register of the Cnitsd states Land
U.hce at Eureka ia the State oi Nevada, durng
the sixty DAYS perisd Of publication hereof, or
they viii be barred by virtue of thu statute.
D.H HALL, Register.
tbs hereby ordered the fo.egGing Notice of
Application for fatent be published for the
PERIOD of ten consecutive wceks in the Central
Neyadan, a weekly Newspaper published ut
Battle aiountsin, lander Uouaty, Nevada.
d. IL. HALL, Register.