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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
tFirsi Publication, Aug. IS, lsSS.l Mining Application No. 2O4.
 Of Herbert H. Logan.
UNiTSD STATES LAND OFFICE.
 PREeCOTr, YAyAPAI COUNTY,

ARIZONA kITOkf AuSs 4Vs Aooos
 Notice is hereby given that Herbert H. To. gan, whose pOsfOfnre address is Phenixs Mar icopa county. Arizona, has this day nled his application for . patent for twelve hundred linear feet of the Connection No; mine or s.rou nd four hundred feet in width. aituated in Green Valley mining district. Yavapai county, Arizona territory, and deeignated bv office az Lot No l7, on unsurveyed land. said Lot No. 47 being described as foll0ws, to.wii.:
 Beginning at Q stone post 26yl0xS ina, set 1e ins in the grs und and marked O No. l, No. l min n in e. 200 feet to . stone post marked 70 No. r. No. ?, original mon bears Q deg S min V, distance 50 feet, United Mineral Nouument No. 5, Green Valley district, oeaIs n 70 deg g post mar ked "C No. l" No. }, orig loc mon bears n 42 deg V, distance co feet; thence . . deg $ min e, var If deg IS min e. 20 feet to . S 4ssa mn H 5 Ho :ss a stone post marked 70 No. r." No 6: tbenee n l9 deg 5 min e, var M dee Is min .. l19 feet to . stone post m afkoo 70 No. l" No. c; thon0o n 70 deg s min v. var A deg is min .. 20 feet to . stone post n arked c No. l, No: ], and place of beginning.
 Total net area of claim. ll.09 acres.
 The sdjoining claim on the northeast ls the Connection No. mining claim. elaimed by Connection No. mining claim (Lot No. EO is recorded in the Recorders 0fnco 0f YavopAl county, Arixc na, in Book 1S. of 1tnees e rage s3o. and Book 2s. pages lll and nA any portion of said Connection No. mine or surface ground are n Quired t0 0lo thelf eds verse elaine with the feeglstof of tho United States land ofhcc, q Preecett. HavapAl eoun. pnbiication hereof er they viii Ss 6ssrsd by virtue of the pgovteione Of the sta uto.
 ans 2m E. BURGESS, RS0isssr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
fEirst Publication. Aug. IS. lSa8.l Min ng Application, No. 203,
 Of Herbert H. Logan,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. PRESC, TT, YAVAPAI UNITY,

PRESCi TT, YAVAPAIC UNITY, TERRITORY cF Ak;zoNA, Aug. 10, !8S. J gan. whnse postoffice address Is Phenix, Mar icOpa county. Arizona has this day filed his application for a stent for twelve hundred linear feet O, the Contact mine or vein, bear ing gold and silver: with surface ground; siS ley Mining District, Yavapai coanty, Arizona territory and uesignated by field notes Q nd cffic.al plats on file m this flee as Lot No is, on unsurveyed and, said Lot No. 46 being described a follows, to- wit:
 Beginning at a stone post 26x10xl0, set l6 II ne .n th ground, and marked No l,l M; thence n, 40 deg 36 min W, var l4 deg l5 min e. 3O feet 10 a stone post marked c NO.2 Uni,ed States Mineral Monument No. $. Green Valley Min. n 5S deg B min W, distance Go feet; thence . 4a deg 25 min " var IA deg l5 min 2, l,2o0 feet to a stone post marked q No 8; thence 4 deg a5 mi e. var IA der Is min e. 3c0 fee. to 8 stone post marked No 1; thence 2 70 deg & m n e, var II deg Is min @. 30 feet to stone post marked c No 5; thence 49 deg 3I min O. var l4 deg l5 min. {, ,2CO feet 10 stone pos' marked No s; thence n 70 deg 35 min v, var l4 deg l5 min e. 300 feet to mOnum ept and post . No l, and place of beginning.
 Total net srea of claim, 6.6S acres,
 The adjoining claim on the northeast s known as the Long TOntO, anu is claimed oy Herbert H. Logan, and tue location or tne Contact mining claim dot No. l8) 10 recorded Arizona territory. In Book l9. of Mines, at page 629, and Book g. pages 4l2 and 4lS.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said COntaci mine or surface Claims with the Register of the United Staiea land office. at Prescott. in the County or iav. apai Territory Ot AriEOna. during the sixty days period O.. publication hereof. 0S tney will be ba red by virtue of the provieions or the statute. bUh6ESS, heRlssoI'
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
Fresh Candies.

Jules Baumann Is manuiac turing fresh every day, plain and fancy home 1 made candies; and lovers of confec tionery should not fail to call at the Bellevue Hotel, and spend their surplus "bits" for strictly pure, unadulterated stuff, made right here, and sold at hv. l ing prices. m26f Martin Maier has opened cold lunch stand at his place on Granite street. He has just received an invoice of imported goods, consisting of Swiss and Hamburger cheese, sausages, ham aud sardelles Give him a call. Ice cream of all kinds of flavor, and all kinds of ices, at the Bellevue hotel, or delivered 10 any part of town. The delivery wagon will make regular trips during the warm hours of each day. juiti Order your ice from Maier's covered wagon. Ice delivered daily to any part Of the city and Fort Whipple, for one cent per pound. mlltf
 Just received, at Geo. H. Curry's, 300 hotties of the finest sperm sewing ma chine oil. Buy only the best, and save your machine. jl2u
 Three meals for Sl at the Sherman House. formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
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 Waukesha water, wholesale or retail, at the Sazerac saloon. m4tf
 Finest Sonoma Zinfandel at Gold waters, $l per gal If
 Wanted,
 000 School Children to buy Hats at Hah Price, at Mrs. Sullivan's. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
U1Hst Publication. Aug. IS. lSSs.) Mining Application No. 206
 Of Herbert H. Logan,
Of Herbert H. Logan.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, l
 PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI COU .TY,
 TERRITORY 0F ARIZONA. Aug. 10. 1888. Notice . is hereby eiven that Herbert IT. To scOpa county, Arizona, has this das filed hi application for . patent for min hundred ant fifty linear feet Gf the Connection No. min, or vein. bearing gold and sllve-, with surface in Gresn Valley mining district Yavapa county: Su a Arizona tsrritoIy; and desienated by ne ams nea a nStsS M snS % omci,! plat on ne in Uni Lot No. 4S being described @ follows to.wIt Beg. ming at . stone post already estab mina. snia 2; S.% MSn hS s;eh S of % N No: l; thence 70 deg 8 m:n .. var If deg l: min 6, 200 feet to stone rOst marked e No F" Nc. 2; thence 4s deg 26 min e. var IA des deg IS min 2. 20 feet to . stone post marked sss .o o sss pos %n V. distsncs so fsss; shsn ,s s deg 2s min mi w " marked :c No 2" No. s; orig Ioc mon ' brafs bpsSs ststs. Mineral Monument No. s. Green sI. Val. 15 ss sS!ncS dee se csT %n l4 deg IS min @. DO feet to mon and post 'C No. 2" No. l. aud place of beginning.
 Total net area, 672 acres.
 The adjoining claim on the southwest i, knew wn as Connection No. |. and claimed by Herbert n. Logan, and tho location of Con |. nection No. 2 mining claim LOt No. 4S) is recorded in the Recorders effice of Yavapai csan county; y Arizona in Book ls, of Mines, at Any and all persons claiming adversely my portion of said Connection No. m ne or sur face ground arc required to flle the adverse claims with the Register of the Uni ed Stat s land ofdce ct Prescott, in the county of Yava- pal, territory Of Arizona, during the sixty day.' period of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. E. BURGESS, Register.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

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 xs soessiSS snd Pu .sss%ssSeSins sss11s,lSs aGn,s mefvtneS "favoIite Prescription" is une- 9ualed and Is invaluable in allaying and sub hanstion. proetzation. hysferia. epasms and other distressing. nervous symptoms com monly attendant upon functional and organic deep and relieves mental anxiety and cee Dr: Ffe.eess 1evoriee Prescription
 
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
kRlzuvk WEEKLY JOuRhkL- -HaIKER.
OCTOBER 10. 1888
NEWS, NOTES ARD commEArs.
Yellow fever IS abating in Florida.


 Yellow fever IS abating In Florida.
 Snow storms reported in New York l..
 Judge Thurman will not write letter of acceptance.
 Free-trade Mills has been renom- mated for congress.
 Levi P. Monon's letter of acceptance has been made public.
 The man arrested at Denver supposed to be Tascot,. proved 10 be a New Yorker.
 Col. Clendening, formerly ot this ter ritory, quelled the border troubles ID Texas.
 Savannah is now the largest cotton port in the United States, and Norfolk second.
 Blaine met with grand reception at Detroit. Thousands turned out 10 see the greatest living statesman.
 The Atlantic & Pacific has thirty nine new engines and Soc cars, in use now, which it did not have year ago.
 A package containing $. 500 was stolen from the National Bank of the Republic, New York, in somemysteIious manner recently.
 The head waiter of Saratoga hotel died recently worth S6o.ooO. He scoFned fee for favors in the dining room of 4 less sum than Sac.
 China has caught up the presidents retaliation doctrine and talks oi pro hbiting the importation in that empire of American coal ol.
 Colonel Dockery, the republican can- didate for governor of North Carolina, voted in congress against the fifteenth amendment and was for forty years slaveholder.
 It costs $2o,ooo, 900 10 run q presiden- tial campaign. If you see Belva Lock wood traipsing around m an old bonnet next summer you'll know the reason why.-Burling;on Free Press.
 A San Diego paper says line Of DOT poises was seen IF the ocean from the Coronado hotel a few days ago which was over half mile ln length They were estimated to number ten thousand. The Mormons are getting foothold in Mexico. They have secured for the new occupation of the Latter Day Saints tract in the land Of the~S Zuni Indians. They have purchased out right about four million acres Of land, and have>secured a government conces- sion for the improvement and working of about ten million acres of timber and mining land.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
A murdorers Good Luck.

Itmay be news to many 10 learn, that a murder committed in this country by a citizen of Mexico can not be punished II the murderer suc- ceeds in getting across the line as will be seen by the following from the Tue son Star:
 "Ever since the murder oi Cohn III Nogales and the arrest of hls murderer, Manuel Verdugo. Tn Sonora, Sheriff Shaw has been bending every energy and means to secure an extTadition. and through Gen. Rouse, the United States attorney, made application 10 the state department Yesterday an an swer was received by Gen. Rouse from the state department that under the ex- isting treaty neither government IS obliged to deliver up is own citizens, and that the United States has always refused to deliver ID its citizens to the Mexican government and r did not feel disposed to make 2 demand from the Mexican government which the United States had always failed 10 com ply with So this practically ends the matter and the murderer of Cohn will go free However Sheriff Shaw has done his best to avenge the death of one of the bes, citizeDts Of Nogales."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
(Fint Publication. Aug, Is, lsSs.) Mining Application No. 207,
 or Herbert H. Logan.
UNITED STATES LAID OPrIcR,
 PRESCOTT, YAvAPAI COrNTY. TERRITORY or ARIZONA, Aug. 10, ISS.

Noelce is hereby given that Herbert H. To gan, whoae pOstOflee address is Phenix, Mar ioopo county. AftsOno. has this day hleo his application for patont for nine hundred and nfsy rect of the Long Tonto mine or vein, six hundred feet ID width, situsted in the Green Valley mining distfict, avapai coun . ty. Arizona, and dos1gnatod by the field notes and 0elcial plat on dle In this Of1ce as Lot No. q. being described e folloWs to-W wit:
 lished e mon No. of Contact mining claim, vhi ch c maTked L . No. l. V; thence s 4o s.one poss m.sEed [ | No. 2; thence n SS % deg 2 z 1, min .: " @,6 is mic 2. sso fesi .o s.one marked L No. [; tSsnee : le deg % min w. VI var N de9 D min .. 70 feet to stone post marked L No. 5; thonoe . @ deg 2 mia ", VT N deG H mln q 50 feet to . stone post onDmass @osnsa NJ aG. Unised vssm s'.;s; mineral tSiet, bea:s Q az . min '. distance 5Oo feet; thence @ doG . min .. var H der IS min e. t0mon and pot l. I No. anu place of begin
 HSsal net arss q claim. Ass aersa.
 known = tho Oontaee, and is claimed by
 rho iocHsioS of she Long ronto mining cIeim (L0e 4s) b rocoedod In the Recorders o@cS q Ysvapei co1niy. Asisona. in Book Is,
 Any end all pe1sons claiming sdvezselv any portion of saad Long TontO so inc or snrface kroupd eFe required t0 fl. their sdversc elaame vttA tho Regtetog Of the UniIed States loo4 0mcos aS Ho0ooes, In the county of Yava. Yaa. !er1eoIY q Arisona. during the sixty Mtn ee haned by yirtae of the provisions of tns esosete. 3. BURGESS, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

Hon. George Christ, Arizona's mem Der of the National Republican commit tee, arrived home Thursday, accompanied by Mrs. Christ and their daughter Katie Mir. Christ has been actively at work with the National committee since ihe Chicago convention, and during the summer has visited q great many states He says there is now no probability oi Cleveland carrying a single northern state and that the hegira to Harrison from the democratic party IS something wonderful and altogether new in national politics.-Nogales Herald
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

Charles F. A. Hlndriok, of New York, whose fortune is rated at anywhere from $I, ,ooo. 900 to $5,ooo, ,ooo, was a porter in China store not many years ago. A good part of ais fortnne has beer made in shrewd real estate investment, land that he bought for $50 to $Ioo n acre heinz now worth SIo.ooo an acre.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION. Some Interesting items fer All
 Glasses 0l Readers.

Martin Maier wishes to say that he will deliver ice during the coming sum- mer at one cent per pound. Orders left
 at Divers store, Whipple, or at his
 saloon, on Granite street, will receive nrOmnt attention.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

The last issue of the Globe Silver Belt contains very able, lengthy and exhaustive article on the subject of water storage and irrigation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

The two Mexicans arrested for the murder of Cyrus Gribble and guards have been bound over to appear before the grand jury in Phenix
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

Il was Henry Ward Beecher, a mugwump supporter of Cleveland in 1884, and not General Harrison who stated that one dollar per day and a bread and water diet was good enough for a workingman.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
Notice 10 SettIe.

Every psssna inssAGsa ae the nrm ~ V. te ell otoae 61So ena seeslo Ihelf aseonnts = oaec, Oyane . ehe 1eo4h = ". 2 VII.
 ss:sSss nisx s.ssss S ssse os E s ss snd rs Ssl Uoxy bes @ VIII - ban1ea % cor astnrs sego tes solleee1oa. V. .. Wu8ON ( co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

A compay has been organized with ample capital, 10 manufacture railway cars, constructed entirely of sheet st ee under the patent cf (. W. Nj. Smith, of San Francisco. The company is said to be negotiating for the purchase ot a large tract of land near Chicago, where the cars will be built It is claimed for the new vehicles tha; they are absolutely indestructible, uncomfortable. and can be built as cheaply as wooden coaches.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

A young socialis;, of London Roper Harding by name, has devised a plar whereby he can make public speeches in spite of the police. He goes 10 8 central spot, or square, and fastens himself to tree or an iron post by 8 chain and paddock. A friend carries the key away and Robert begins bis ad- dress. When the policemen comes to arrest him they have so much difficulty in unchaining him that he can make considerable of speech before they carry him eff.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
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cHlCAG0, ROCK ISLaED < PsCIPIC R'Y

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAED < PaCIPIC KY It's rlaIn Ilnes aud branches include CHICAGO. IA0--4A. MOLINE. ROCK ISLAND, DAvEN- F9ttt. LEs ao1eTE5. COUNCIL BLUFFS, MUS CAI1-tE. AAeGA3 CITY, ST. rCSEPH LEAy- En WORTH. ATCIIISoH, CEDAR RAPIDS. WATERLOO. ETENEAPCLIS and ST. PAUL. and scoToe oG tltcrTuediate cizios Choice of routes Co and Eo1a the Pacific Coast All srrns- JeT5 fn Union depots- Fast trafns of Fine Dny Coaehsa. elegant Dining Cars. magnificent Pull man Ralrce Sieopors. and Cbetgcan Chicago. St Joseph. AtchiSon and Kansas City, Reclining Char Cars. seers Free. to holders of through nrgt-ciaas tiokess.
 Chicago, Hansas Ss Eenraska By
 Great Rock island 2oute.~ Extends West end Southwest from Eansas City and St. Jc1epn 10 NELSON. HORTON. BELLE WILLIE. TOPEKA, uERINaTOH. WICHITA, HUTca1GSCls, CALDWELL. and all Doints in kA%5sG ET1 aGUTHESa NEBRASKA and beyond Entire paagenFsr eQcip1sslt of tho celebrated Pilli-1an maDufacture, All safety aD- phancoa and ulcdcrn iraproVeznoBt5-
 The Fs.nous a;5egt eea Routo Is tho fayoritc h-tgeen Chicago. Rock IsIand Atchiscu. Kausns City and Minneapolis and St Paul It's Wstertcwn branch traverseG the great
 WHEAT 6HD DAIRY BEly" Of ofNorthcrn foV7a Southwestern Minneeota, and Fact Central Dakota 10 Waterto,vn. Spirit Lake. Sioux Fai1s and many other towns and ci.sea-
 Tho Short Line via Seneca and Kankalxco offers superior facllties to travel and from Indian aDoli5. Cincinnati and other Southern points.
 For Tickets, Maps. Folders. desired insprrna- ton. apply at any Coupon Ticket Office address 6. ST. JohH, E. q. HOl8ROok. oeD1 Mans2cr Gep1 Tkt G Pass. Agt
 CHICAGO. ILI.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
STOCK BRANDS.
WHEEL BRAND.

On lefs HIP Of cattle aLd right THIGH Of horses. Ear marks for sa,Ss-uprer hi, On left a:-d under h.t right CT.
 he undersigned is also the owner Of the STAR
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

all the piainness that the English lan- guaee permits, that New York, New Jer- sey and Connecticut are not yet safe for Cleveland and Thurman, and that while the issue there remains doubtful, 1t IS a folly worse than a crime to go rainbow chasing in states like Wisconsin and TUinois
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

4 Hartford, Conn, telegram of the 2d says: Town elections which took place throughout Connecticut yesterday are of no general interest except as indi- eating political drifl. The republicans have for years controlled majority of the towns, and returns from one-third of the state show that they have rot lost by to-day's election. The city of South Norfolk, heretofore largely demo- cratic, elects q republican mayor. The democratic majority in Meriden has decreased from 500 last year to eighty this.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
Wagons, Wag ons

Wagons, Wag ons
 Just arrived at WitherelIv;!le- IOne car load Studebaker's wag
 ons, 344. 3a and B axle, togethe
 with one and two-seated Buck
 boards, all made from second growth timber, ..aud manufac turEd expressly for the Arizon, trade.
 These:Wagons were bought for Spot Cash! and any parties wanting wagons will find it tc their interest to get my figures before purchasing. Twill not be undersOld.
 Have also good stock ..of Concord Team Harness, with assortment of extras, such as Straps, Flames, Traces, Snaps, l Etc.
 1 have also recently received large shipments of Boots and Shoes. Clothing, Hardware and Groceries, and have now a full stock of
 General Merchandise, And am prepared to fill any or ders promptly and compete with any hgures in Arizona. l carry a large stock of Grain and Alfalfa Hay, Rolled Barley, etc., at bottom figures. In connection with my freight ing contract to the Black Hills l am running a Blacksmith Shop, and any one needing work of that kind will find here good workmen, and have it done to their satisfaction. I also en- ploy wood workmen, who are the best.
 Any one coming here from a distance will find here a board ing-house, stables, corral, feed and water, all of which are free to my patrons.
 1 put my whole trust in the Lord, so my goods must be sold for CASH! or on short time and .rompt payments.
 E. HI. WITHERELL. y10
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

Nt ufA Hs
 RANGE - Lonesome VaileE, near .ov, fe Spring, l9 mile s from Prescott.
 l am also the owner oi the following brands: Figure 9 oa lefts shoul- der of animals. E on left thigh, and Circle D sn left right thigh and Til
 S.. H
 20. Addres.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10

The New York Sun tells the national dewocratic committee once more. with
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
NOTICE Of Administrator Sale of Real Estate and Personal Property.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of tRe County of Yavapai. Ter itory of Arizona, made on the 5th day of September. lSS8 in the matter Of the estate of W. 4. Wils on, deceased, the un. dersigned. administrator of tho said estate. will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash. and subject t0 confirmation by said PrlhafA n 0