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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Indications
for Texas for "a hours, commencing
at 8 p. m. today: Light to fresh east
erly winds. Stationary temperature.
There.are slight indications of storm
approaching Texas coast.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30
A Complaint.
To the San Antonio LIGHT:


Property owners along the river
near Guenther's mills are complaining
bitterly about the filthy water in the
river. All the trash keeps hanging
between the weeds and water plants,
which the river is growing up with,
and as the hot weather will approach
now, it may generate sickness; and to
prevent this Mr.. Guenther should be
compelled to draw his flood gates over
Sunday and flush the river we'll
grounded all day. At that time it will
not interfere with his grinding. The
city authorities should attend to this.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30
Stopped Short.

G. A. Francois, the well known
painter, has been recently around the
state giving open air concerts and
selling patent medicines, but his tour
came to an ending on Thursday, when
he was arrested on a capias from the
sheriff of Bexar county charging him
with gambling. Francois has re-
turned to the city to answer the
charge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30
Firms Doubtful.

New YORK, June 3O.-Representa-
tives of the bull clique of the coffee
exchange, say several of the shorts in
June coffee, settled yesterday. Three
firms, however, so far refuse to settle,
and say they will pay only the intrin-
sic value of the coffee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30
Gloomy Outlook for Crop.

LITTLE Rock, June 30.-Cotton
worms have appeared in five counties
in the southern part of the state, and
it is feared they will do as much dam
age to the crops as in 1867, when the
crop was a total failure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30
No Garbage Furnace,

The board of health held a meeting
yesterday and in talking over the in
terview of Alderman Geo. Kalteyer, in
the LIGHT regarding garbage fur
naces, concluded that if garbage fur
naces did not destroy night soil as
everything else, San Antonio did not
want a garbage furnace.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30
The Weeds Can Crow.

The board of health and the mayor
have revoked the weed ordinance.
They decide it is better to allow the
weeds to remain on the vacant lots
and streets, to destroy the noxious
gases, that would otherwise arise.
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Removal.

Ed. Rische & Sons have removed
their cigar store from A lamo plaza to
their OLD STAND, 275 MAIN STREET,
where they will be pleased to see
their old as well as new patrons.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30
Finally on the Way.

WAsHINGToN, June 30.-Gen. Sheri-
dan was moved from his house to the
Watara about IL o'clock this morn
ing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour Of
Going to Press.
Secret Mission on Foot.

LONDON, June 3O.-General Peters,
the czars first aide-de-camp, has ar
rived at Paris on secret mission.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30

"A habeas corpus trial, brought by
Theodore Henderson, to recover pos
session of his 6-year-old child from Jim
Crow and wife, was heard before
Judge Wurzbach this morning. The
child was given to Crow and wife by
Henderson when it was one year old.
Now he has again married he wants
the child.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30

SAN ANTONIO has the most abund-
ant and purest water supply of any
city in the south. Only one thing
would improve 1.-THE owning of the
works by the city. A new city adj
ministration would be needed before
this would be either desirable or feas-
ible.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30

UNCLE SAM will be 112 years old
next Wednesday. 1t is almost time
he was considered of age and able to
think and act for himself. The de-
mocracy desire to see the OLD gentle
man in the free trade leading strings
of J. B.. but the nation at large is not
enamored of the idea.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30

Contractor Reimann begins next
Monday the erection of the three
large stores for Mrs. Ada Waelder,
corner Houston and Soledad streets.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30

BENJAMIN and Levi are good scrip
ture names. Nothing Groverling
about the sound.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30

THE jewellers by the eastern sea-
board find 81 in the shade with the
humid atmosphere Of that region a
something that is terrible to bear. The
beauties of San Antonio as a summer
resort are just coming into notice, but
each year they are more fully appre-
GATED.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30

LOOK out for the announcement for
big ratification meeting on the part
of the Bexar county republicans. They
feel just like shouting hallelujah The
day of deliverance is assuredly draw
ing nigh.
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che Daily Eight.
Office No. a East Commerce Street.
MOVING NORTHWESTWARD.

The northwest counties are becom-
ling theoretically alive to the necessi-
|ity of immediate railway connection
JWith this city. The LIGHT has al
}feady called attention to this interest
and to the correspondence with gen.
tlemen in the adjoining northwestern
counties, for conference with Arkansas
Pass officials and San Antonio parties,
concerning the extension of the Aran-
isas Pass through Fredericksburg to
.Llano and so on northwestward. Mr..
wv. A. H. Miller, of Llano, who has
been quite active in this matter, is
now in the city for the express purpose
of making terms and securing PROPOSE
ton for such extension, should this be
feasible. AS a result of yesterdays
conference, meeting will be held on
Monday, at which Fredericksburg
interests will be represented and the
fmatter considered in all its bearings.
This road will, if built, open to this
city the mineral region of the central
and western sections of the state, and
necessitate the erection of smelters
and reduction works for ores at this
point. The only question is one of
funds, and whether these will be
Forthcoming or not can only be deter
mined by actual trial. The San Anto-
Mo and Arkansas Pass company are
perfectly willing to take hold of the
matter provided the way be made
clear for the construction of the road
without actual loss to the company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30

The investigation into garbage fur
naces as means of removing the city
filth by combustion, proves that such
means of destroying offal matter
cannot supercede the necessity of a
good system of sewerage. The garbage
furnaces have their own uses. Sewers
have theirs, and San Antonio does
need a good system of sewers for
which the river water within the linn
ITS of the city affords abundant fall,and
volume for complete flushing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30

THE jewellers in the mountains
within distance of from 80 to 70 miles
from this city find the summer at
mosphere most delightful. The rail
communications established between
these higher grounds and this city
render the journey rapid and without
fatigue. Scores of our people are
ayailing themselves of the advantages,
of such summer locations and express
themselves as highly delighted with
the experiment. Those on the bluffs
around the city find their residences
perfectly cool no matter how heated
the temperature, and have abandoned
all thoughts Of leaving town to keep
cool.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-30

If you want first-class concert and
dance music, call on Zottarell's or
.chestra, No, BAL Aceuuia street. Inn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Wednesdays Edition

l Temperance lecture to-mosIow nis ht-
 Democratic county convent on meets
 August 29th.
 Geo. K. Crisweli, of the equalization
 board, has arrived.
 Buy ratile ticket at Ryhon's Pres
 colt Sample rooms. | Another An rev Carnes comm nni-
 cation in thi mornings paper. For interpretations, the communea- | tion Ill answer to Me ,. was :. Cincher A sacred concert will he gwen at the South Methodist church next Sunday evening.
 Charles Crocker, of tine Southern Pa
 citic railroad, died at Monterey, Caliior-
 mia, recently.
 Oranges. Lemons, Apples, Bananas
 Peaches, Nectsrine>, PlumS, etc, al G.
 Washington Ford's. The operetta, The Prince oi tine Flaming Star" will be given at tine opera house next "Wednesday evening, August 22d
 Had partizan legislature bestowed from $l5,OD0 to SlS,o00 worth of work on this office We might be able to pay
 more for type setting. H. H. Logan, of Phenix, advert iSe> applications for four patents to mining claims in this issue The properties are located in TontO basin T. $. Bullock returned from Europe on the City of New To k. with James G. Blaine. lie is expected III Pr. scott with l.. H. Wilson, about the 2jth | instant.
 Owing to the crowded condition of
 our space to-day, Col Eggers' card has
 been unavoidably lett out, but will ap- pear tomorrow. It is repPery enough to keep for several days, If necessary. A letter Was received yesterday from Chief Bolan, by the oemocratic party
 manipulatOrs here, rostroning the ter ritOrial convention until September 3d |. | anti the date of holding the county convention here was accordingly changed to "Wednesday, August 29th, ! instead of August 2Jth, as announced in yesterdays issue. The Oiiici order from the WIT de- partment containing the annolnce- ment of the d. ath of C neral Shcri ian was received at Whi ple V, sterday by Col. c. NJ. Brayton, post commander and in accOrdance' tn r, with the flag was placed st hall staff this morning At 9 30 the troops stationed there wece paraded and the order read to them and immediately thereafter seve teen minute guns were fret. X badge Ot mOurnine will be T. ny officers for a period of six months Barrett Post G. A R., i'll Prescott also placed its flag at half staff to-day, on account of the receip' oi the atoye orler.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
GUS HINES.
E..aris bejng Bono in the various tsiaing Camps in this Section

E,oris nejng Bono in the various
 t-ining Camps in this Section
 llacer miners complain of a scarcity 4f wabcr again
 Nl,r-e i.t of ore was received to-day Ise ampIug works.
 Walter Wright continues to run the Del P3scJ mu with satisfactory results.
 A.Y, Weston has spld half inter- o-t 7u ,he Dolly Warden mining claim, for r$la0
 Jmcs Akcr. has two men employed O.. Inuz creek, developing q mining ..in Fl-. ..re taking cut good ship a.n, org.
 Cme.ef.a.. 5e.woap the tunrcl and -ba.to. tae Howard mine was made lssf 'g..h, ,nd that property k now in
 udil condition.
 The mplns works to-day resumed i.e sJlpH.u. o. ore, sending out three c.r ,oaas shis afternoon. Two more car a.5, VII be shipped tomorrow.
 Robert C5rlme'l k working 4 claim .,a ou Biz Bug. from which he Is talk .n. ore winch goes $I28 per ton. He ,x.gets Co have ear load ready for hjpnent nez week.
 W.n. Dulin received an assay certifi- cafe bis morning from ore taken out ae a mine owned by him on Lynx creek, which gave So value of $li5 G9 per ton, rau.tly i'll gold. He Is preparing to 1afk the oie in an arastra.
 Captain A T. Brann came in last r;qht with ,00) bar of gold bullion r.m inc Wonder mill. He has made q
 ry successful ruE oi thcmillO OH ore from t3e Veteran mine, hut says that water Is erttiue scarce, and unless t rains soon he N.li be compelled to close down for want c water
 J F. Idstur, an cnterprising miner @. .ue B,aG-h. ws, left for home to-day vi.h. lo.d .i supplies. He says the mia,ug interests of that section never l.oAeu -o well ls at present, and with every foot ol development done, they show ere in larger bodies amt of a richer ot.'.fv. Or in other word, the mines |. tlal section improve as depth is m d-,
 ! tf N Go"aU has ~lc Saw-mlll con 1erl,a with the senator mine Ill opera .ion. aud will immediately cut the lum- s.r required for the erection of the steam noi- and other buildings. The machinery fer the hoist is all on the rounI. and will he rut in pos 'tion as ic ddy a- possible. Work will be c9 nlcuced once again on the new uajt
 -Ao ltc- appeared in these columns lew weeks since stating that two men " re engaged ia the vicinity of Lynx crock, washing gravel, with water which they packed two miles on four burros. The men were in town to day, their names being 7. E. Grant and John Fischer. the former having resided here .a early days, and lle latter being also a.; old resident They have been at work since the latter part oi May, working as described above, and brought in with them to-day gold of the value oi %2,o70, taken out during that tim
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Mian5 AppiGaIiOn No. 2O4.
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US D SrSTE- EsND n OFFICE.
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 .,v ..is ri. y r> -at c.. aIing adversely surf c- rtuf.. -tI. ? ,Ifgsd tp uie their ni- v..-.s. e s.iiaz ,-itu .r |. -t.r ths united -i4t., -l. fir.. at t'r,-t t;. Itvspsi un- tv.. id.ttl.t IsttH b-. d s.s ri'' Ot virtue uf tiis prov. .-.au .r tn, sta ute
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A Jacksonian Democrat. Desire.

EDITOR JoURNAL-MINER: :-I have been reading the las. issue of Hoof < Horn, and therein found communi- cation, "Why Yavapai County Does not Prosper" "How the rate of interest on County warrants Was raised from eight to ten per cent, and the ener- nous reduction of the Atlantic X Pa citic railroads taxes" Now, as a life. long Jacksonian democrat, I am sur prised that the Courier fails to reply to these articles. And as a taxpayer, desire-to know what our public servants have been doing ill that respect. If the statements contained in HOOf and Horn are true, think it is high time that the people should take the matter in hand and select honest officials to our county "iiies in Iavapai county.
 Let Us have the facts full and com- plete.
 This is the second request l have made. JACKsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
 Skull Valley, Aug 10, 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
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afternoon train, the former for San Erancisco and the latter for the east

afternoon train, the former for San Francisco. and the latter for the east. Charles Morgan has commenced the erection of house on the lot recently purchased on Marina street, adjoining those of Major Dake and Judge Wright. It will have frontage U forty-hye feet.
 Geo. c. Waddell received telegram from Camp Verde, to-day, stating that the mail rider from Globe to that point reports that no killing had occurred at Tonto basin, but that several parties had been shot at.
 Our contemporary talks about. this or
 that citizen being gnored by the repub- lican party, as if the nominations had already been made. Plenty of time for aspiring politicians to button-hole dele gates and present their claims. An eight-months-old baby, belonging to q Russian woman, died at Williams, on an east bound passenger train, a few days ago, and was taken oil the train and buried at Flagstaff We are under obligati' ms to Protes- sor R. L. Long, principal elect of the territorial normal school, for copy oi the prospectus of that institution. The fall term opens on Monday, September third.
 Ben Buffers restaurant, adjoining the Cob Web hall has changed hands and is now owned by four partners each of which is a first-class cook.
 
 Tom, and Dick, and they lay claim to be able to give the best meal of any i place in town.
 O. x. Creswell requests that cor 1 rection be made of an item winch
 recently appeared in this paper an l nouncing the marriage of hls s'eI daughter, Miss innie Thompson, to B resident of Payson. The information l was given this plper by two reiiaoie l citizens of TOnto basin, and was sup l posed at the time to be correct. Inc parties giving the information were no 1 doubt si cere also, nut were mistaken. We cheerfully make this correction. An exchange gives the following recipe for ridding room of Hles. IL IS | worth trying: Take one teaspooniui each of black and Cayenne pepper, put 1 yerize and mix in small quantity oi molasses, and set it in your store. Ii will drive the flies away and they Will
 not return as long as you Keep It m the room. The mixture should ne
 placed m q dish or tin pan. In large
 room place three or four in the iavor- ;,e rendezvous of the flies"
 Judge Barnes has rendered dec'- l sion in Tombstone that will be oi inter
 est to justices of the peace in this ter
 ritory. Briefly stated, the Prospector
 savs. the case was this: "Judge Eas- ton claimed twen y-five cents for each
 voter registered by him, and sent bill to the Board for the amount due on number of registrations. The Board 1 would not allow the cl i'm, holding that the law did not allow them to pay Tor such service, and the case was lald ne- fore Judge Barnes for settlement. Ills
 decision is quite lengthy, but Is m sup stance that the claim of Judge Easton is a valid one and must be paid" A ten cent rate was fixed by the board ot supervisors of this county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
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