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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Railroad Changes

Ever since Superintendent Scott went east, rlmors have been atloat that there would be q change in the management of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad. Noth- ing definite was known until the return oi Mr. Scott yesterday, when 1t was lgain reported that several changes would bc made A reporter of the Democrat called upon superintendent Scott at his office to learn whether there Was any truth in the matter. That gentleman treated the reporter very pleasantly, and while he stated that he wa- not at present prepared to give the iun facts for publication, he did state that his successor would in all proba- hiity be appointed during the next fir teen day~ lIc declined to state just at present who the new superintendent would bc, but promised to let the Dem ucrai know in few days. He also said that Division Superintendent Andrew Smith, with headquarters at Winslow, had resigned and had accepted a similar position con the Mexican Central, with h,aA4uari,rS at the City of Mexico. Mr. Scott has accepted another posi- tiou which he did not wish to speak about at Present From other sources th, reporter learned that NIT. Smith and \ A. Robinson, of the Santa Fe ~g4lcm. Morrill,, of the st. Louis & San Francisco railroad. and other railroad maGuatcs would arrive here in few days. \ trip will be made over the At hnuc ,S Pacific railroad, and such changes a9 are deemed necessary will b. mad, it k now certain that sev- -ral Important changes will be made, and the Democrat will inform its read cl- of thc facts whenever they come to 1..ht Nr. Scott is quite popular with th. employees oi the Atlantic & Pacific ra1d. who will regret to hear of his leav
 a4-Alhuqucrquc Democrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

a beautiful pincushion and key rack, by Miss Minnie Raferty; banner, Miss Nettie Rafferty; silver pickle dish, by MT. and Mrs. k. $. Hatch; silver water pitcher, Chas. Hafner; ivory fan, Geo. Gage; silver tea set, Messrs, A. Cohn and A. J. Ritter. After the collation., those present were entertained by music and conversation until late in the eve- ming. Among those present Were MT. A. Cohn and wife, MT. R. $. Hatch and wife, Mrs. and the Misses Ratierty, MT. Chas. McHenry and daughter, MT. Geo. w. Cheyney, MT. Samuel Washburn and MT. Bernard. The PrOspectOr ac- knowledges the receipt oi a generous share of the wedding feast, and drank 1t standing, to the long life and continued happiness of the bridal couple.-Pros- pectOr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
SUMMu..S.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Hynen'S TCrch.

Al 2 o'clock last night. at the resi- dcncc ol the groom. MT C.E. Freder- ick and Miss Jennie Niles were joined in wcllock by Rev MT. Beckwith. rec toroi St. Pauls Episcopal church. The groom was attended by MT. A. J. Ritter, the bridesmaid being Miss Minnie Raf- ieriy. The bride was attired in an ele- gant white satin dress, trimmed with
 lace. the groom wearing the conven- tional nit of black. Affer the ceremo- ny the bridal party and invited guests sat down to a dainty repast. and amid the sparkle of wit and wine the happy couple were launched on thelr marital journey. The presents were most of q costly character, among them being
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
ARIZONA WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER.
ANOTHER LOST MINE
Now Being Searched For in the Verde Mountains-by; a Colo
 rado Miner.

\ miner, named Singleton, lately from Denver, together with his partner, procured a day or two since an outfit in this city. and with two riding horses and two pack animals, left for the Verde country, to look for another lost mine. The gentleman came to this office for blank mining locations, and 1t was by that means that the reporter happened to learn of his intentions. Singleton Was not at all loquacious, and did not care that the public should learn of his mission He stated that he first visited Arizona in early days-'63 or '64, and renainel for four or five years. At some uncertain datc-he did not give the same to the reporter-the miners had a fight on the Verde with hostile Indians. at the base Of "black" noun mountain The -avages were repulsed, as wa5 usual then, when any considera- hle hody Oi argonluts went III pursuit oi them. During the fight, however,
 
 were recovered .but one. A party of three started on a scout for the horse or mule, whatever it may have been, and shortly afterwards discovered it up a gulch One man, named Evans, vol uutcerl c. bring in the animal, and when returning with Ii crossed what ap- Iearcd to hc an lron dikc, and from winch Was knocked, by the horses hooi, 8 chunk Oi rock, which he, out of sheer idlcnass, picked up Upon reaching the camp an inspection was made of the rock, and il appeared very rich in free gold. The expedition being composed of men who had locations elsewhere, or business tp attend to, and being fearful ui an attack ny the Indians in the ex- posed position occupied, moved on, and now, alter twcnty-three or twentyfour years, MT. Singleton returns to search for the lead from which the very rich sample came From his story the re- porter is inclined to believe that the lost mlnc m question l. that of "Battle Greek" for which the lamcnted J. T. Alsap spent many of his summer recrea- tiun trips, a few years prler to his death. m searching for In any event, we hope Singleton's mission will be crowned with -ucccss-Arizonan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
H5 'ce Of Foe tire.

To Iona lpn i'es. voGr heir>. aS-iens md
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 Ihe Ntft t' hi-. spar '.trt-t cialn cpIs \ Of i.3aO iu ls9- q D. rt W I Sitptle in ,..,> ~;t, artpt trtHir-. .I~tr."i. m tH" count Of .v-p :. int "terr.t..r uf triz"na. | record uf ne or.tii'H u' ines tid Wh..rSpac mining i m r. i ,.fv in t'r .;r pr "t Ai n- $. in Tn.
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 ,tb 70. t-vt,D D> 4ur h,r "t H | thsi /, .tt tii.. eN plratiOH Jf ninety days after ih5 puh. icaiIpn of t'I> Lott'-, you 4ail or refuse O contrib. te ur pay Io me your rrcpp:tio of 'a-. >3id eNpeudf ftu e>, sether Witn lie cost ,f the pl iilc8iInu 0- this not 'cc, tte lntert~' of You III said Waite spar inning ci'inl Will pe forfeited anu become th" property "f tn" undersigned t. '. WltkLEk.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Revocarion ot Proclamation.
Ter tory Q: 'fiz Ii Fxcrut Y" D,p't (
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Ter tory Q: .iz II Fxccut v' D,pr.
 off e .r ,h 'G ven IT. Whereas, T.. L.ye Sock sanitary Co u'i iS sio, of 'hc r-r,it"ry a- officially ',qn"st'c ssi tt,. ''S 1c' .iy' qn nVar in" proclamation, o May 2G l., au- august the 18th, lss., issue, hy thr EXr,ut yc l' ih"j request, he now ie vOk.d
 Now torrcf '-. |. MEYER ZrL:cK ,ioycr nor of th' r.'riJ ,yuf }r..'nl, by virtue c the auth, II me N,>tc'', d. hereby revoke sud qu,rt it." pr ci, m tens a- aforesaid II c- mcn4 Nh r""i ! hay.. here -r,i. tp~ [ 'as had and ..t,s.., in. -.o U th fer t,r, ,n be Af-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
hOt Ce tU Creditors.

Estate O. E.lslem G. Offer, deceased.
 NOtIC@ iS hcrcrv : ven ht Tn under 'gntd, armlni-trstriN Q she e~rat. of Wi.lla n G. oliver, eceaSPi. ihe C'e -i'Ors Of and all persons hav; us "iaI0is aEato>i the sh!d dr. ceased tO tNnlb!t them, wi h fh" necessr " vouchers Witotn ten 4uodfne fAT Tn nrNl publ. cation Of tHl> uo ice, tn A G. O1V ai the store uf the post trad at Whipple E ar. racks, the sane being .hr place lor the 'raus- actit n [ the bus 'ne>~ of ii estate in -aid County of las. pal.
 MAHY NE OLIVER. Adm ? lstfa'riN Of he .>,nte oi W III am G. OiiVer. deceased.
 Oat-.i at .-rsscot:. Arj61Hs Ih's 18th day of January, l>Ns. 30
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION. Some Interesting Items for Ail
 Glasses of Readers.
Watch Repairing.

If your watch iS out of order take 1t Co Gee. II. Curry. Established in Pres. colt yealS. Charges reasonable and consistent with good work. WatchrS repaiI' d by me have Card in back casc c> md none others warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
India n OepredationS,

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustained through Indian depredations ill Arizona and New Mexico will ind it to their ln- tcrcst to communicate immediately with the undersigned i'll regard to the same, If they desire tO take advantage ui the law. recently passed by Congress 10 reimburse all parties who have suffer, d such losses WM o. DWELL,
 Attorney-at-Law, Prescott, Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Coyote Springs Ranch. February Sd, lSSS. If

The largest line of Gold and Silver American and Swiss watches; .beauti- ful novelties III fine Gold Jewelry Clocks, Silverware, etc, and the hand soonest line ot presents, to be found i'll Arizona. GEO. II. CURRY, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Governors Proclamation.
TERRITORY us AEIZONA,
 EXECUTi VE : EpAKTME>T. OFFICE OF IHf tJNEftrpR.

To al whom Ih "se present. may come ret Ing:
 Nhrr as. am in'"rm"d mat vi iiam t' Drak". private Troop G, Four n cavalry, wa, fGund !uurt itd at Sut phur Spring sonlh u Witic- \, tr'Z 'n 3, on the 2i h diy of Sepjein Der l'> and no IT zee f inc :nurder'ror I,ur dererA i..,- o' en di> Oyer,d.
 NoS. l,-"r- f"rr. .. Meyer /uiick, c )Ver nor nf th" F"TIto~l Ui 4Izoua. bs viriue q the au' u',r'iNiu n.~ VcS.td. do htieIy ofe and DOC aim I rev ,!d "f five hundred dollar, for the '.rt". and cniNi"tiOa of tb. uuri rel or nu- .refS of the sad W3i,itaiC. Drake -.- In wi re-~ \ wh-repi, ! have here >E IL t..'"t iny han,i and ctuso,. tns '--' tIraat S. O. ;.4t TerIitory of \ ri
 zon:t To oe affixed. D ,n. at Pr ScGtt, fuc Capita this tweu; '. SIX. day \"setur rrT IT. lS>.
 (. MEYER ZULlCK, By tiieI, ernrr.
 JAS. \, RAYARN.
 ser, tarV ui th" Irrr iory. ucro,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

On and after January l>t, meal hours at the Bellevue hotel will be changed and will be as follows: breakfast, 6 80 to II q. m lunch, l2 m. to , p m :; dinner, to S P. m. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
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U. .. IAH' FsICE VI Pig SCOTT. 'riI" ,

U. IAHt 'FFICE VI PE. SCOTT. 'i.tZn Al taud"J %. l>>> Notice is hereby given 'h | r." . O. ing nanet settler has itIcd b O.; e.. .f his iu;cn, Ii"a ;n make final pr ts' ID n's mi. II Hnmest.Hi T. frs %u. '"i. and thai ld t,;.o VI hf mai t.s.'' re tH r., g'S-'.r it.c " ,t Pr S- -pff triZ"u r 4t. T ii;l ! sftl .->> viz: ] Mar, Of iEtt' Frii. Nrl .','. a. fo, Q >oEth one lt,.f+ of northwest oof q i;. [. r :,Id Sn lin one half 'f nortr't~ O.r-,Idartci nf sec !c" .2,l twenty ish' tuwn>tip |, IL rtuEe l tst,
 II" u-nie jt,. f"liOw!r V t:UeSs. ., prove BI> c'ptlnapUS s-ldrEc UppH, Sf .iiiN3 non Cf satt ipn !. V I.: i~nil.nIn II o.,v.r E1'f nG :. !; ". ..J ET ih- n ~r.' red " !! t' ans Hlt C.. I'ra cbff \ Iz v
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
An Opportunity.

We print in another column an arti- cle in reference to Hon. Ignatius Don nelley's book, "The Great Cryptogram, y which k attracting so much notice all over the world. We do not know that anyone has secured the agency for this
 work in this vicinity; if not, it presents an opportunity for an enterprising per son to make some money. The terms
 are very liberal, as may be ascertained by addressing the publishers, Messrs. R. $. Peale X Co.,, 4"7-425 Dearborn strert, Chicago.
 Great as are the so-called Shakes
 peare Plays, Mir. Donnelly claims that
 they are but the padding around a con
 cealed story written by Lord Bocon
 nearly three centuries ago, and lncor-
 porated in the Plays in the form of an
 intricate cipher. Mir Donnelly has dis covered the key to this cipher, and he has already unraveled sufficient of this hitherto concealed cipher narrative to prove beyond question that Lord Bacon, and not Shakespeare, wrote the Plays. The cipher and its wonderful revela- tions will be made public in The Great Cryptogram. When these facts are taken into consideration, some estimate may be placed upon the wonderful dis covery which has been made by MT. Donnelly, and some idea may be had of
 the interest that will center around the book which contains this most marvel . ous story. It is not surprising that the publishers claim for this book that it is the most successful publication ever placed in the hands of an agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

My Sporting department, consisting of Shot-Guns. Rifles, Pistols, all kinds of Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition, etc, k complete. and goods are down at hcd rock prices. Winchester Rifles are now down Co SIS. If you want shotgun cartridges, try my "Blackhird" brand loaded. with the best powder, by pa tent process. They are superior to all others, and cost you but Si per j0o. Don't forget our Royal St. John Sew ing Machine k now reduced to S.;5 cash.
 GEO. II. CTKkY
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

Three meals for $l at the sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of John B. AkerS. deceased.

Estate Of John B. Akers. deceased. Notice is hereby given bv the under igred !, aimi l>tralvr of the estate of John F. Akers. deceaSe'i, To fhe creditpr' of stnd all persons having clAi n> against the said deCeas f. tO eNnibit them, with inc necessary vouchers, within ten tlHl months after rne first pu bli- cation of fhiS notice to the >atd n -rles V Akers, ~ PreSc ,it. Ys vapsi county. Arizona transaction of ihe business ol saId estate, in sal ! county of Yavapai.
 (. II. sKERS. deceased
 Iaiei pr, scott, A T this si day of Jsnuary l>S> SlI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

An important strike was made the past week in John H. Hovey's Coon mine on Chase creek. The owners have for some time been engaged in running tunnel between two lodges on the claim, with the intention of cross-cut- ting at 100 feet. The proposition has met with ilattering success, and after running the tunnel the above distance the cross-cut in one direction has cut d splendid ledge of ore which shows free gold of the same character as that which was obtained from the croppings and which caused such excitement when displayed about town The owners are now in three feet on this ledge and are not yet through it. This tunnel gives to the working where the strike was made a depth of about so feet from the surface. As soon as the full width of the ledge is arrived at the cross-cut will be driven in the other direction for the purpose of cutting the other ledge. Clifton Clarion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
TWENTY-THIH DAY OF FEBRUARY
 D lS~S

The same be ng a day of Inc rrgul IT January ,erm o' >nid cOur', a full, rue a correct r. port of he l:c. cut coud ,i1n "f >aj1 states and f all f.c thcrc'o pertaining with in" Clerk 0. -aic Court, n hc cIty pf Prescott. County ,f Y4Iapai. Territory oi ArzDna.
 Win. ., Wal ain c O Nell, J .d..c of
 -A-- sad F4uaa-H CrErt M l. h. seal SEAL. of said ol.r' affixed, thi- twenty - six dls oi ! .u'iary, \. D. lSNS
 i.21id NI. @. t'NEILi.. Clerk
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

The following, from the Tucson Citi- zen, applies with equal force to Prescott :: |" If the Tucson papers were to say any thing in a certain line of goods being cheaper in the east than they are here, and advise the people to send to some eastern city to make purchases, the parties having these things to sell would rise Tn arms at once. Yet, right here in Tucson are business m, n who send east for lctter-heads, bill-head>. envelopes and other printed matter, while others use the rubber stamp be- cause 1t Is d little cheaper than the work can be done in d home printing office in Tucson. These same men are frequently among those who howl loud est and longest about patronizing home industry and berate the papers for not booming the town sufficiently to suii their advanced ideas. Consistency is a gem that shines brightly wherever found"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

When those dark spots accompanied by hlurrlng and indi>tinct vision come before the yes, do not strain and neg feet the hcS, of all gifts, but immediately 7" Ai'd have the proper slectacles ad- ju~tci tu your eyes. This las teen my speciality for ten years, and by the use of my Optometcr, purchased at large expense for this trade, all possibility of giving you a glass not adapted for your eyes, Is prevented. The use of the Optimeter i> free to all customers. Price of spectacles range from Sl to x.l Der pair GEO H. CTRRY
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

II a|rraring to tai~ court, hy Inc rc' o'ds ttcrco, ihti tha persons apPoin cd to dInn- isicf Upon the @hoV--n m. Il estates Gi, l.. cOHi"rIni w. l. the o -dtro ap; oiniinp thrI, duly 'u.iIlA aud rLtcr on thr ttm!ni trn!i n pi sad estates ny i-ki s' thr oath '.qu.r' Ii ny Ia" and hy ii iEG r"i-r hoii@s iu .cord nee wiiu i t' order u1i !..G SuCA aplsIn mcnjs and II fur'ncr aIp"nrIng to 1hl- court rom
 he re jraS ii re [, that such estates are siii ? n6i's huj un-e-jl,d ard ILst thc tim" wherein IHe per oN- appointed [" ttm ri-'c pn SHiU ,Stltt>. wrr- hy iaW required IO if. r"po:ts aud acv.uu.- f heir Lc,, .u such ;,,i - mI '-tra;iru t.S long -!nc.. "a. ,cG: nd i' :uri her GFedr."E 10 lhj@ court tha there .s nOthlug iu | TrCurC> showing Miia, L.iAl ti- pOsi'io: h.> i m mad. uf tle real aU.: ger ~". tl property belonging !o >-i, c-Ia1e,. Now, therefore, .t le h. ryi.y UId r q Il al ra-h and rvt rg a!m'n', r tor IT at'" ni-ttH TX. cyrcu Tor or cXrcutrIe or t.r bond me .rd sure le> Ot such admirI-'r.t r, "t hGmlnis,r ,ri co triXes, executors Q. tX 'uuiX s, l. win" in hand thc admiuisirl ,HI Of 5ry uf hc .blv> 70 n nod i- ana i,,.f.: m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Estray Horse S2O Reward.

will give $20 reward for the recovery within the next twenty days from date, of d light roan horse, with dark mane and tail. The horse was formerly owned by Hei>ler Bros. and was driven to their butcher wagon; was last seen on the range near Heislers slaughter house, near Prescott. The above reward will epaid upon delivery of the horse at Shull X Au>tin's livery stable, Prescott
 F. II. WITHERELL.
 Coyote Springs Ranch.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

nation and congestion called ii "cold ln the head' there Is more potency in Ely's Cream Balm than in anything else il i~ possible to prescribe. This preparation has for years past been making d brilliant success aS d remedy for cold in tlic head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in the initial stages Ui these complaints Cream Balm prevents any serious development of the syml- toms, while almost numberless cases are on record of radical cures of chronic catarrh and hay fever after all other modes oi treatment have proued ct no avail
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

Colorado Is rapidly solving the irriga- tion problem, and a recent decision oi the supreme court of that state decides that canals are common carriers and cannot refuse to sell water for lands under 1t This decision follows the practice of manyof the South American countries. where the water Is held 10 be- long to the lands that are cultivated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

The commissioner of the general land office bas rendered the following decision: "A man person now serving in the army or navy cannot make homestead entry if his duties would prevent him from complying with the law AS to residence"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Letter List.

The following is q list ofletters remain ing in the post-otiice at Prescott. Arizo na, uncalled for February 9, lSSS Alvord. AD Hollowa, w T Brinker. Vim Lason, Jno
 Beebe. II E Larken. Patrick Bush. PIP Meller, l.
 Bentley, $ Moore, B Clark, J H Mullett Jno-2 Davis, Geo Overlin, Tim-2 Duncan, w. F Peel, Judge B L Florice. J Robertson, W i Foster, J-2 Ritter, w C Gage, CS Skinner, Fl Gibbs, Frank Stump. Conrad Gilmore, Morgan Williams, Miss Ada Hoffman, NJ
 Please say advertised" letters. A. J. HEAD, r. M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
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