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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
Frank Lesiie's Sunday Magazine
 for February

An exceedingly interesting article by Lily Higgin, on Modern English Art ists, with portraits, appears in the Feb ruary number of Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine, giving just the information that all wish to have. Colonel C. Chaile- Longs From the Suez Canal, Through Two Seas, to the Equator" Is important in view of the perennially in- teresting Eastern Question. Tben, too, there Is "A Visit to Porto Alegre, Bra zil," full of information and illustrations. Among the shorter contributions to this number may he mentioned: "The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusa- lem ;' "Joan of Arc" "The Best of Countries" by Dr. T. De Witt Talmage; {; Harrow school" "Hymns; :" "The Sa- cred Books of China; ;' Some Supersti- tons of the Synagogue, and others of interest and value There is not much poetry in this number, but what there is is good, especially the tsonnet, "ln Fotheringay Castle" by Adelaide Cilley Waldr0n The number closes, as usual, with a piece of sacl ed music
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
SUNNI

iui'e District Court of Ine Th rd Idicia
 District, County of Ysvapai, Territory
 of Arizona.
 James II. HcskiDs, Jr Benjanin N. Free man, fredsri K l.. ktmbali, as psitner- do- irg business under tu'. fran naos@ Aud ~iyls f tie AT zcua Central Bank, Psainti1is, vS J. W. E.!dy. doing oasiress nfar th3 h arn t ana sfyta If The Eoba VI inerai Belt Con. struction Company. Defendant
 summons Ne. 1855.
 Action crous ht in the District Court, Os the Third Judicial District, ln and Tor the sounty ot Yavapai, Territory of Arizona Tn Territory of sryOna sends greeting to J. ". Eddy, aoiDg business under The name aud style of the Arizona Mineral Bet Con. S'rEction Company.
 You are hereby sum oloned anu required to ar pear in an action brought aeansc YOU hy the above named plaintiffs in The Dis;ric' Court uf the Third Jud.ciat District m ami fOr the County c. Ytvapal. in the -rfttJr of ArizOna ufi ansrert'.'- cOmp!aint nlrd with the clerk Of this Court at Prescott, m said cGuniy. C. copy of which complaint RccOm panses this summODs1. within ,eD days, (ex- upou you uf this summoas. If served III Lnis ccuniy; but 'f served out Of the county. and wi nj VI Ihis dis.ric the n within i've nty days in all 0 her cases thirty days
 nd you are hereby notified that if you f:i, 10 appeAr and answer he "OIn plainf ss above rsquir d. jnd ment "y de fau4t wi b@ taKer az. n. you and c.~t- and ais bur emenis in this behalf ex PenueG.
 Given under my hsnd and the ssal of saic fSE IL. Court this l2th day of January
 E B. DODGE. Clerk F. NJ Sanford, Attorn. fer Plaintiffs. Eir-i pubi cation Ia0nary !a, lSSS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25

he tried for several minutes to adjust his key to the keyhole. but couldn't strik the combination. Every half minute car loaded with people passed by and everybody laughed at him. Then cum ming idea struck him. He went calmly down in his pocket, got match, light ed it, held it up to the keyhole, inserted the key, unlocked the door and. stalked dignifiedly in, while an irrepressibie shout went mp from a car that was pass ing. Daylight might be good enough
 for some, but he needed little extra illumination. He was used to artificial light-Chicago Mall.
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FOULLY MURDERED.
ire Sowardly Manner in which james E. Miles was Murdered.

The following special to the San Francesca Examiner gives the latest and fullest details of the eowardly man ner m which James Niles was killed at Nhittier, California, near Los Angeles
 Details of the murder at Whittier, briefly reported last night, show 1t to have been a cold-b -blovded, vicious affair. " hittler IS one ui the temperance set dement's Tn southern California, within whose legal precincts no liquor is per mltted to be sold.
 About d month ago the murderer, George Parks, in defiance of public will, set up tent and began selling spirits. @ THEY DIRECTED TO LIQUOR.
 The residents, principally Quakers, - ob}ected, ana threats were made that naiess he removed voluntarily his estab- hshment would he razed and the liquor turned on the ground. Parks persisted m h's position, and engaged three men ''stenslbly as carpenters, but really ss guards, and to lack him in fighting the cili1''s:s-if pui,ic indignation forced crisis.
 One Of these men was James Miles, the victim.
 When first pay became due, Parks re. fused to settle with his men.
 cowARDLY SHOT.
 After quarrel the men left him. Miles returned to the tent yesterday tvening, and walking in took a seat at . 'he table Parks came in a few minutes
 Aneriectly sober at tine time, and
 yping behind Miles, after taking delib-
 ersse ain. shot him in the back of the lead near the left ear Miles dropped oyer and died almost instantly.
 Park fled from the. scene of his crime, and at last accounts was being hotly hunted bv ., posse of deputy sneriffs sndcitizens.
 THE TENT DEMOLISHED.
 A soon as the murder became nols- ed about the tent was surrounded by an sngry crowd ol a hittierites, who were going to demolish the outfit but for the fact that Niles body was inside the tent. .9 This morning after the body had been removed from the tent by the au- E thorities, the citizens assembled en masse and tore down the tent and broke np everything connected with the estab- lishment into kindling with axes, smash ed all the glassware, and notified Parks partner to leave the town, which he did lt once.
 s3s.. Bra ladies of the town stood by and waved tisu handkerchies and scarfs as the work of destruction went on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
OUR WALNUT GROVE LETTER.
WALNUT GROVE, ARIZ., {
 January 18th, lSSS. {

EDiruR JoURNAI-MINER: - Presum- ing that some ofyour readers would like to hear oi what is going on in this camp, i will try, m a few lines, to give you the latest s.ld most authentic facts concern ing the same
 The dam erected by the Walnut Grove N ater Storage company has been completed some three months, and has proved itself, beyond doubt --- ,e success in. holding back the waters of the Hassayampa and its trib- utary creeks
 The wasteway, to carry of the sur plu, water. is well under way, and some ID men. under the able superintend- ,-ncr of J. F.. Anderson, the civil engi- aeer in charge, with drills, crowbars, and giant powder, are fast completing the job.
 Christmas and New Years days were spent pleasantly by the boys, Messrs. Leagitt X Dake giving little dance in their store, and Bob Brow an elegant ai hls residence.
 The sporting proclivities of the boys ind vent by getting ap sailing matches on ;he lake, and backing their favorite boat. either the Lady of the Lake, owned by D NJ Martin, or the "lmo- gene" belonging to Leavitt X Dake.
 Yesterday, the l1th, we had three sailing matches, but the crowning match of all was the last, between Bob Brow, who previous to to his advent in the Grove (and likewise that of the wster) WAS totally unaware of the nautic al ability he possessed, in the Imogene,' and J. F. Anderson, who has often plowed the briny deep in an official ca pacity, in the service of the U. S., in the Lady of the Lake The race was for d purse of S6o. and was won by Bob Brow. the "Imogene" rounding the home stake some 20 minutes ahead of ner competitor
 Last night a very pleasant dance was given bv Mesdanes Jordan and Mack lin at their boarding house; several oi the boys being rigged up in fancy dress, made tire affair one oi good deal of merriment and laughter. Mir B. Hus- sev, with his violin. kept the dancers we'll up :o their work until sn early hour this morning.
 X CORES PoNDENT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25

When those dark spots accompanied by blurring and indistinct vision come before the eyes, do not strain and neg feet the best of ali gifts, but immediately go and have the proper spectacles ad- justed to your eyes. This has been my speciality for ten years, and by the list. of my OptOmeter, purchased at large expense for this trade, all possibility oi giving youa a 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 x3 Der pair. GEO. H. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
ind,a n Depredarions.i

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustainesi through Indian depreda,ions in Arizona and New Mexico will lind 1t to their in terest to communicate immediately with the undersigned in regard to the same, if they desire to take advantage of the laws recently passed by Congress to reimbur all parties who have suffered such losses VIM. 0. DWELL,
 Attorney-at-Law Prescott, Ariz.
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\ lice 10 Gfsd lOfS.

Estate of John B. Akers, deceas.d.
 Notice is hereby gwen by the undersigned, . l ministrai of the estate of John R. Akers. deceasei, to the cIeiitor. of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. 10 xnibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within teu (l0b months after the first pu bit- sstion of this notice tO the said h-Yles q Akeys, at Presc ,ft, Ysvapai countv, Arizona territory, the same being iha place f0r the of tho business of sad estate. in said county of Ysvapai.
 C. H. AKERS. Administrator of the Estate Of Joh R. Aksrs, deceased.
 hated Prescott. A T. this Sd day of January, IeSS anf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
Physicians Charges.

A Mohave county physician adver- tises the following charges for his ser vices
 Prescriptions at office. ordinary E % Day visit, including prescription 70 Night visit, including prescription . % Obstetrics, ordinary, including
 necessary visits. -........2 25 0e
 Charges for surgery governed by gravity of case and responsibility as- Sumed.
 Visits to mining camps. xf.0o per mile one way and expenses paid.
 Visits by rail, $5 for first hour and $1 for each additional hour
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
Na!ice for Publication.
January S lSSS

January z, lSSS. No.ice Is hereby given that the folio wing named settler has filed notice of his intep. lion ,o make dnal proof iu sup aor. of his Homestead Entry No. le4. and tn st ss i'd proof vi be m ad before the Re gister and Receiver at Prescott &rixona. on FEE SkU AIRY 2lth lSss viz.: John Mars, of Agua Fria. Arizona, for tge south one-half of northwest one quarter and south one half 0f northeas- one quarter O; section ,2s) twanty-eight, township l n. range east.
 bis ecn,innons rs.,Sen. nro,, and cn,f,vs. ton cf said tan [, vFs.: Benjamin H. Weaver, Ma han E. Bowers. John t-phens and Fred jasli6.w D. J. SULI.IvAE, Receiver.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
h'olIce to Creditors.

Esia'e Q. a.il liam c. oliver, deceased.
 No'ics is hereby gwen by tn underiE d, ass III ni,tratris of the est;lt- of WilliR G o,iver, ceceaset. t~ ihe creditors Of and rli rersnns having claims agsiHst the said de- ceased to exhibit them. wi h ih- nee ess, ry vouchers within ten raodt6s aftsr the frs; ru oi cato. O this notice n | q. citver. at the sts.f og lDs post trader at Wntppe Bar. sacks, the sa ne bsing the p. e lor tue 'rans- scii, n th. tus!nes- of ~aii esta:e in said Couaty of Nalyp~..
 MAY l NE OLiVER, A.iDi.Nist ai siX of h. ate Of Wlil am C oliver. i. ceased.
 Osisi at Prose ,t'. ATE pa |, 'h 18th day os JA -Iary, ls>s. p
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
Governors Proclamation
TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 EXECUT.vE DcpARTMENT. stFEICE 0E THE H1yEkS

Tp all whom Ihese presents may come greet ing:
 WherrasI am informed that Wiiiis m C. Drake, private TT JOp q, FOlr.h cavalry. was found murdered at SutpDur Spri ngs. south W;iic-x, Arz,n |, on the 29.h day of Sep;em- Der last, and no ,rsee @f the murd rer or mur derers has bs en discovered.
 Now. therefore, I .. Meyer ZuiicS, GDye- nur of The Territory Of ArI8ODa, n, virtue of tie aut hOrityin vesieS, do hereby offer and proc aim reward of five hundi ed dollars for the arrest and conviction Of Li.e nurut rer or mu rderers Of tbe sa.d Wil,is in C. Dr ike.
 In witoes- w h feOf, Lave here {SE.I.! up;,, set nay hand ant c.usea ihe '-) Great Seai of the Territory O.! iri-
 ZOnt. to a.fi Xed. Done Al Prescott tEe Capita. this twen! Y. six6n dayof Nr.emoer A D iSs-.
 C. a:EYER 2CLiCK. By the Governor. JAS. A. RaVaED,
 Sscrefary ,,f she r+r.'tOTy ..ec.~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
Watch Repairin2.

If your watch is out of orders take It to Ge,. H. Curry. Established In Pres colt ; yeah. Charges reasonable and consistent .ith good work. Watches repair d by me have Card in back cases, and IT. ne others warranted
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
A Printers Search for a keyno.e.

Another one of those old-time typos fingered down town one morning among eonvivial spirits long after the Zig
 was up, and when he finally got started westward-it seems to me that all the printers in town live on the west side itwas broad daylight. and the east-bound cars were crowded with people who hada't the faintest idea of what 1t was to work all night. He lived few blocks east of Western avenue, on Madison street, and when he reached his homo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
holiCe of Forfeiture.

Tn Jonath.n ReeE. vour heiIS, as StsDs srt
 legal repfeseutativ-
 You are ereov fed 'r~t inc under signed. ,ho l. vo', wacr With you Tn the White Spar mining cisim has exp-ndcd the sum f five hu Hdre.' uo'iars in ishs'r s.nd i'm . prOvemeuts upDn ,;.' mlninS ciaint, tiis saii expsnd itures att i'm rroVenien'. beins III ade bs ms in ihe 1T iSSS lSHa. jSe6 i>>s and lSs7. one hundred dO.ir in is bor an d prpvemen- havIny been ma ,e dur rg each o' ,n" above years, in cOInpiiaD z win the United Statce mining jaws. requiring annual EXpsnl iIrss To be m ate on mining iEims.
 Tn" said White sSHar 'niniay c'aiul consists ,a l,50) in leugrh n h, to W .ie, situate ,n iias sayafnpi mining district. in the ctnutv Of .vRp |. in tte .errl.nr. Of sriLons. record Of tue lo.aiif fp o. tbr said WhteSpar mi nj 2 claim is .nad. in inc Record Oi Mines in the office of lie County Recorder of sad Iava. pai couuty. In Boo& 2. ptgss 3io.::u
 And yOu are hereUy fur her rot h ad th-l f, at th- expiration of nIhety days after fts pabi icaTlO ot tn's no.i's. you taii Ur rsfuse crnfribi Ie or pay io me your prcpO.iicn of t.i. Ssid "1pendltu es, 'ogeth4 T with the cost D. the pIbiick'ipn nf tniS notice. fte interest uf ' ,u in said White Spar inning aim will bs forfeited ami becOnIe the property Of the Ln9ersig e;. G. J. WlCkLER.
 Prescott. 4. T., January 3, lsS yh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
Revocation ot Proclamation.

Terr tory "i >riz .. Executive Dept
 Oiti.e Of 1h" G ,vernpr. Whereas, 1'r Live Stock Sanitary Comuis- sion of .he Territory as officially r.quesiet that the respective qus"an inc pr"elsmations of May 26i h. an. August the 18th, 1887, issIs by ,he Executive at their request, he now re voktd
 Now therefore, l, C. MEYER ZULCK, Cover. nor of the Territory of Arizona, by virtue Of the authority n me vested, d, hereby revoke said auaranln" pr ctamations A aforesaid. !u esrimoDy whereof have bere- SEAL. unto set my hand aud eaase" 'iie t-' seal o the Ter tory io he d. -
 fixed.
 Done d, Prescott, ihe c.p'inl, ihis '4th day 0. December, 1887 (. MEYER XUI.iGk. By the Governor,
 JAMES 4. RAYAEp
 Secretary 0f thc Territory
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
LOCAL BUsINEsS MFNTION.
Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses Ot Readers

The Bridge Barber shop and Bath
 Henry Ernst, of the Bridge Barber Shop and Bath House, wishes to an nounce to the former patrons of this place, and all others, that first-class barber has been secured, and new fur niture, stove, etc., have been placed in the bath house, which will hereafter be kept comfortable. All wishing d nice, clean shave, or warm bath, should call on him. dl6tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
EStTay Horse.

will give $i0 reward for the recovery oi a light roan horse, with dark mane and tail The horse was formerly owned by Heisler Bros., and was driven to their butcher wagon; was last seen on the range near heis!ers slaughter house, near Prescott. The above reward Will epaid upon delivery of the horse ;it Shuli < Austin's livery stable, Prescott
 E. H. WITHERELL,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
Notice to SettIe.

F sery ee. son indebted to tna nrsn of ". z. son SS; AS ss s 'sI " s,s .es af 0nce Owing to the death of ". z. Wtl. con. all matterS must Os oloeed up, and all Yuary lat, iSeS viii be ksuaed to oof atlrr- noys for eollocdon. ". 2. WILSON . co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
Letter List.


 If owners ef fat steers prefer to sell at 2I or 2J now instead of ta king chances to get from i to cents in two or three months, the evening paper has no objection whatever. The eve ming paper, however, Is on record with the prediction that fat cattle will double III value within the next few months This prediction is backed up by the judg- ment of a prominent cattle shipper from this section, who remarked yester- day that there had already been an ad- vance in the market, and that prices were bound to go up. He said that the recent storms would practically take Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, western Kansas and other range sections out of the market entirely and that the losses realized there could not fail to be very great While owners of fat steers may not see it in the same light that We do, we still believe that Tn the end it will be big money in their pocket that they failed to round up at present prices.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
October l4th, 1887.

October l4th, 1887. tf
 My Sporting department, consisting of Shot-Guns, kities, Pistols, all kinds of Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition, etc, Is complete, and goods are down at bed rock prices Winchester Rifles are now down to SIS. If you want shotgun cartridges, try my ''Blackbird" brand loaded, with the best powder, by a pa tent process. They are superior to aii others, and cost you but $4 per JO0. Don't forget our Royal St. John Sew ing Machine i- now reduced to $35 cash.
 GEO. II. CURRY.
 On and after January lst, meal houIS at the Bellevue hotel will be changed and will be as follows: breakfast, 6 30 to II d. m ; lunch, 12 m. to , D m. i; dinner, to $ p. m. ii
 The largest iine oi Gold and Silver American and Swiss watches; ,beauIi iul novelties in fine Gold Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, etc., and the hand somest line oi presents, to be found in Arizona. GEO H. CURRY, Prescott.
 Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatxs hotel
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ORDER
OROEk Appointing Time and Place for neadfg Application 10 Sell Mining Claims and 0i. recting NoIice 10
 Be Given.

In he PrObsts Court O: The County of Yava.
 pki County, rerr, ory of Arizona. Tn tne nj s;ier O, the estat o. C. Y. Shelton,
 Leceas-d.
 On reading and ling ihs petition Of Robert H Burmirfer. administrator of tfe estate of C Y Sheit pn, deceased. praying for an oroer ,O se | all the rigpt. tttle and tnf=rest of the ssi,i dscsased. q. Y. Shelton and uis estate of, and [, those certain mining claims tn A ak. CT mining distri, [. in the Cou nty of yavaoai, and Territory O: Arizona, viz: fne She ton, Snort Cut Americao az. Real del M0ute. rurKA. Cray Eagle. Capi,al and Junction mt ai pg c. aims.
 u ii ordered that a!! persons Interested in sand est.ie appear oefnre the Probate Court of the said County of YavApai, Territory of Avlz ma. at the court roOm of aid C Durf, al tne Cisy Of Prescott, Tn sad Ysvaoai county. la
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25

A country editor is one who reads newspapers, writes on any subject, sticks type, folds papers, makes up mails, runs errands, saws wood, works in the garden, Is blamed for a thousand things he never thought of, works hard all day, is subject to the spring fever, helps people into office who forget all about it afterwards, and frequently gets cheated out of his earnings. He pufis up and does more to build up the town and county than any one else, and the miser and fogy are benefited, vet they will not take his paper, but will borrow 1t and condemn the old fool of an editor.-Saugerties, \ '. Tele- praph
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Seventh Dav of March. 1888.

Al 10 o'clock A. M., ihe and there to show cauee why such order should not be made. and 1t is fIrther ordered, that copy Of 'hts order he pT bllshed n tue ARIZONA JOURNAL MINER, a newspaper publis ed in said Yav spAi Ouniy. for once week for six cOnsesu i've tsks nfe vioUs sgt .'h t"v 0. M arch IsSs WI p. U'SEIGi,
 Judge of tiie FIObaie Court. Iun |. t,f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25

The Scientific American. published by the great patent agency firm o' Mum & Go, New York, IS the most practically useful publication of its kind in the country. Indeed, it occupIes \ field distinctively its own Not alone for the machinist. manufacturer, or scien- tist. but it is a journal for popular peru sal and study. It Is the standard au- thority on scientific and mechanical subjects. It is placed at very low rate of subscription, s per annum, which places it in the reach of all. Subscrip- tons will be received at the office of this paper.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25


 D. ]. Coakley, former justice of the peace at Flagstaff, was fearfully beaten. probably fatally, at Belmont, few days ago, hy the telegraph operator. whose name was not learned, and a man named Jordan, engaged in pump ing for the Atlantic & Pacific railroad. The cause of the row Is not known, but it is stated tha. Coakley's head was split open with B hstchet, by Jordan. The telegraph operator Is under arrest, but Jordan made his escape. Dr. Cornish, who is attending Coakley, thinks that he will die
 Cape Breton Island Is described by F. M Endlich, in the American Nigga zine for January. Aside from its quaint inhabitants and primitive scene ", the island is of interest on account of projected railroad, whereby the ocean trip to Liverpool may be short ened to four days.
 Phenix merchants are reaching out after the trade of Walnut Grove, and have subscribed for building road there via Castle creek. X cargo of -four from the Salt river valley has already been landed at the Grove.