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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Horse CaSO.

An interesting legal tournament came off before Judge w H McGrew, on Saturday last George HaggeI.y sued ! T Shu'l, for the value oi mare and colt-S9O The facts developed before the court and jury were that, about year ago the plaintiff and one Musser traded horses,-both running on the range, and the plaintiff swore that Shull was to deliver the mare and colt, within e'ght days. Defendant swore that he made no such promise, and If he did the promise was without consid- eration.
 The jury gave verdict for the de- iendant
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Democratic Territorial
 Committee.
Contra

The new Democratic Territorial Cen tral Committee selected at the late con yention at Tucson Is as follows:
 Yavapai-A G Oliver, T G Norris and $ ? Behan.
 Cochi e--A k English, l. R Nouk and West Howell
 Apache-Henry smith and 70 Simp- son.
 Iuma-J II Bshan and Samuel Purdy.
 Piual--Jery Fryer and G w Camp, bell Graham-Geo H Stevens and l Fitzgerald. Pima-C M Bruce, L c Hughes and Richard Harrison. Msricopa-Ben Goodrich, Ben Gold man, \ I Smith. Gila-W A Holmes, P c Robertson. Mohaye-To be filled.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY. Voters should register.

Voters should register. Troops at Whipple will be paid oil tomorrow. Railroad tickets bought and sol at | X. A!tkeu's. Fred Gaines is in from his Kirkland ! valley ranch. Stonewall Whiskey, at the Monte zuma, s years old. A. N. Tallman and wife came in from Prescott Junction to-day. Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the Key West Bouquet" Frank Raymond left for his Kirkland valley mining camp this afternoon. J.E. Beggs, of the Stage company has been spending several days in town. Oh, for good smoke! Aiken has it-the Key West Bouquet" James N. Ellis has sold lot 58, block I5, Prescott, to Herndon X Hawkins for $6Oo.
 John Todman Is sick. He is being cared for by George Merwin, at the latter's room. The Chinese laundry men in Pres colt have formed a trust and raised the price of washing. New invoice of Jackson county, Ken
 lucky, whisky just received at the Pres- colt Sample rooms. J K. Liston is in town laying in supplies for his mining camp, in the
 Bradshaw country.
 Miss Nellie Osenburg will sing num-
 her of solos, accompanying herself on the banjo. at the concert on the 20th | instant.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery 1 tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency for the same, III Prescott.
 There are now forty-two school dis
 tricts in this county, as against about
 twenty-five two years ago.
 The time lock on a Flagstaff bank
 vault refused to work,-went on strike,
 60 to speak, and they had to telegraph to Chicago for an expert to open it. Paymaster GleuA arrived at Whipple to-day, and will gladden. the soldier
 boys hearts at Whipple by paying them of. From there he goes to Camp Verde.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double stand .rd goods and genuine Tennessee l white rye at the Cob Web. For sale, at the City Feed Yard two
 horses, harness and wagon; also, a
 sty fish pony, in fine condition; all gen.
 tie animals, and . lady's saddle, at .
 very low price.
 Thursday evening, September Both, is the date fixed by Mrs. E. w. French
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
OUR TERRITORY.
Chips From Our Territorial Gx.
 changes.

Chips From Our Territorial Ex. changes. Tempe has . republican club of sixty five members.
 Eighteen students are in attendanc,
 at the Normal school. The republicans of Phenix cast fl:
 votes at their primary.
 A kin of sO,OOO brick for the uuiver. sity has just been burnt. Charles B. Genung's residence ir
 Phenix was destroyed by fire recently
 Maricops county republicans wan, J. f.T. Smith for j,int councilman from this district
 The safe of the Eagle Flouring mil of Tucson WAS blown open recently and robbed of $6OO.
 The Phenix police made thirty-thres arrests in August, from w which STA. 50 in fines were collected.
 Tombstone contributes $l 800 month ly to lotteries. and probably three times that amount to faro.
 The firm of Adamson & Burbage have disposed of their eutire interests in HolbrOok, to the \. c. MI, of Woodruff.
 Fred Uthmsir was stuug ny . centi- pede last night, and is suffering greatly. Fred is printer, and it is hard to hurt a member of the art prsservative.- Arizonan
 Ex-Chairmau P. J. Bolan was cem- plimented by hearty endorsement at the convention for his services to the democratic party as it's chairman du. ring the last two years.
 The rumored hanging of William aud Louis Neglin. of Tonto basin, proves to have been untrue. The former, as heretofore reported, was recently in Winslow. while the latter ,s reported in fhenlx. by the ArIzOnAh.
 The Tucssn Star, the leading demo. cratic paper of Arizona, says: "HOn. Morris 6oldwater. of PreecOtt, the newly elected chairman of the democratic ter ritorial central committee, and Hon. Richard Rule, Of Tombstone, our new secretary, are two of the stalwart dem- ocrats of Arizona, and both are good po- litical managers. There is re discount ing their iealty to the party and its principles.
 The following is the complete demo- cratic ticket of Msricopa county: For council, Sam F Webb; representatives, E J Edwards and w L George; sheriff, w T Gray; distric, attorney, Frank Cox; probate judge, Frank Baxter; assessor and tax collector, J L Murphy; recorder, Neri Osborn; treasurer, JW Crenshaw; surveyor, w M Brecken- ridge; supervisors, c R flakes and Chas. Slankard
 A miniature war, growing out of Fourth of July shooting scrape, occur red at Winslow last week, but happily without bloOdshed, although it is not yet ended. Bill Lee, who was implica- ted in shooting scrape on the Fourth of July, came to the town, when Con- stable Mckinney attempted to arrest him. Lee resisted and was aided by Dave Blair, a former resident of Flag staff. Several shots were fired, when all parties took to cover, but with their arms, each waiting for one of the other party to show himself to take a shot. In this way matters stood all day, busi- ness being suspended until o'clock, when Deputy Sheriff Houck arrived and secured a truce
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
OUR MINES.
What Is being Done In the vari Mining Campo ln thls Section

What Is being Done In tho var rious Mining Campo In thls Section MT. DelcOtt won the Bramlett mine
 at Tip Top at the rafile the other even
 ing
 Ore from the Congress mine is ar ! irving at the rate of over car load per week.
 The Gro Bella company have con-
 menced to build a road to their mines in Bradshaw district.
 Robert Cartmell has a car load of
 high grade ore ready to ship from the
 Ground Hog mine, on Lynx Greek. Captain Brann made clean up a few days ago, at the wonder mill, of ore from the Veteran mine, the result be. Ing highly satisfactory. The Gro Bella mining company, last week, purchased the Wonder mill on Turkey creek, and will immediat tely re. move it to their mines in the Bradshaw
 mountains. The president of the com- pany has arrived and will start work at once
 The pipe conveying water to the Vul:ure burst last week. causing the
 mill to close down for five days, during
 which time tl,ere was almost . water famine in the camp The stage com pany, which depends on the Vulture mining company for wster for their
 stock, were compelled to pay g per barrel for water.
 sc. Miller has been engaged to
 move the steam hoist recently pur- chased V J. l. Fisher and T. J. Dun kle for the Scotch Lassie mine, and the
 work of putting it in position at the mine will be commenced next week
 Messrs Fisher 4 Dunkle expect to commence work sinking on the mine about the first of October. Governor Tritle returned last evening from visit to Jerome, and reports the product of the United Verde mines, since starting the furnaces under the management of w. A. Clark, being 75O tons of refined copper. The mines that
 are being worked, he says, are looking
 extremely we'll. having a supply of ore in sight sufficient to run the furnaces 8
 lcng time. The average yield of the
 ore is Is per cent. copper, also a per l centags of gold and silver. Showing
 the confidence of the present manage
 ment of the permansncy of the mines,
 they have just let . contract for 8cO
 feet of tunneling. to open them up a. a depth of 400 feet. The Governor also
 added, that under the superintendence
 of MT. Thompson, in the smelling de- partment. and MT. Giroux, in the mines, the management was very eff
 cient and economical, and from present
 indications the Unit, q Verde would
 continue to be copper producer fo'
 years to come.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
A Womar's Discovery.

"Ano,her wonderful discovery has been made, and that, too, by lady in this country. Disease fastened ite
 clutches upon her, and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent For three months she coughed necessarily and could net sleep She bought of Us bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con- sumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night
 and with one bottle has been miracu- lously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write w. c. Hamrick < Co, of Shelby, N. C.-Get a free trial hottie at c. S. Hutchinson's Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Tho Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testifies: "I can recommend Electric Bitters as the vers best remedy Every bottle sold has given relief every case. One man took six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of To years standing " Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms: "The best selling medi- cine have ever handled in my 70 years experience, is Electric Bitters" Thou sands of others have added their testi- mony, so that the verdict is unanimous ot the Liver, Kidneys or Blood Only a half dollar bottle st .. ;. Hutchin- son's Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

I
 Ray Hill is sick.
 City taxes will be delinquent Octo
 Der lst
 l Wm. Pierce, of Walnut Grove, died
 on Thursday.
 1 NIT Harrer says his section of iava, 1 pal county IS prosperous. II. T. Andrews returned from his visit to Tucson last evening. F. Leavick, who has large mining l intere sts in this section, came in from Colorado yesterday, and left for his
 mines oday.
 l Thomas Wing brought in peacl ! this morning from his Granite Dells | ranch which measured lOI inches in ! circumference.
 D. B. liarrer, one of the substancial | citizens of Tonto basin, arrived last
 evening, to participate in tn" delibera- l tions of the republican convention. Our democratic contemporary makes
 strong and even pitiful appeal this
 morning for republican patronage. IL must be cheerful reading for straigh, ! out, conscientious republican, to read
 in each issue diatribes villifying repub- licans d. thieves and rogues. The Courier contains political truth by saying that It Is generally the worst treasury wrecker and boodleI 1 who tlies to pull wool over the eyes ci struggling tax payers That Is just what the democratic party did for ye.rs in this county by upnoding De- faul,cr Cook and supporting him for ] reelection, term after term. Wm Freeze and family, after spend ing the summer very pleasantly in Prescott. left by private conveyance I this morning for their home in Phenix MT Freeze expressed himself delighted with the climate of Prescott, and pleased
 with the io-pitality of its people, and says that as a summer resort he does not want any better place Tine horse attached to the new t'eliv- cry cart of the Tragic meat market yes day gave some exhibitions of bucking | that showed him to be professional He kept up the performance until the dri- urt,., I,a ran away and cavorted all around town, but was finally caught. without any serious damage occurring. T. R. Roach and Chas. Daggett, capi- talsts of Fort Worth, Texas, both of whom are largely interested in the Boaz mining company, arrived on yes teriay's train, and immediately left in
 company of Messrs. Voak, Britton and
 Battle for that property. Two mere
 gentlemen connected with the same
 company are expected in few days
 C. ". Barry, representing Colorado
 smelting company, of Colorado, arrived
 on yesterdays train, for the purpose of
 investigating the mining resources of
 this section, with view of possibly es-
 tablishing a reduction plan, here. MT
 Barry represents large and wealthy
 corporation, and should it be decided
 to erect works here, they would be of
 great material advantage to the town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
6uckien's Arnica 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 pcs. lively cures Piles or 10 pay required. lt is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price p cents per box. For sale by c. s. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

i the republican convention tomorrow
 There are two attorneys, one editor, two merchants, one cattle man, one sheeI man, and one lumber manufacturer. The JoURNAL-MINER, A few week f since, announced the demise of the | Frisco Signal. The announcement ! proved premature, as it proved to be l only in comatose state, and was after wards revived for two or three issues We are reliably informed now that it is
 surely dead beyond resurrection, the business having been merged into that | of the Democrat.
 MT. Ehle, whose residence is on the corner of Montezuma and Willis streets, has recently had the same enlarged and greatly improved, making 1t one of the finest places in town. MT Ehle
 has number of rooms which he rents out to parties desiring them, either by
 the day, week or month. The place Is
 surrounded with beautiful shade trees,
 giving it home like appearance, and
 desirable place to stop.
 The September issue of The Ameri- Can Magazine iS d noteworthy one. In
 addition to an interesting and varied collection Of choice literary features, are two very forcible articles on ques- tions of the day-one on "The Presi- dents Error" by James G. Blaine, and the other by Governor Foraker, on Tariff and Labor" Mr. Blaine takes MT. Cleveland severely to task for many of the assertions made in his message of last December, and Governor Foraker handles his subject in his usual clear style
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
BUSINESS LOCALS. REDUCTION iM WATCH REPAIRING

Reduction in watch repairing to suit the times, commencing on the first of August. 1 have lowered the price oi watch wolk, viz Cleaning watches, $50; new handspring, Sl. Other work in proportion. All work guaran- teed, as usual. Resurrect your old time pieces and get them repaired at these prices.-GeO H. Curry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

wanted
 A girl to dc cooking and general house work, in Prescott. Apply q; this oftce.tf
 Dentistry.
 Dr. J NJ. Marshall, Of Flagstaff. A . T., formerly of St. Louis, Mo. can be found at room at the Bellevue hotel 10th, and will remain several weeks. All those wishing first class work done will do we'll to give him call. The preservation of the natural teeth gwen particular attention All work guaran- teed, and prices reasonable. II
 Watch Repairing
 At reasonable prices. No second-class workmanship. The best os material used and all work warranted, by
 P. FOIsY, Practical Matchmaker, a4tf Shop in Coxe's Drug Store.
 Original Little Louisiana Lottery Co. good as gold. Have tickets for sale, and will pay any prize under Sl2J drawn by tcke. sold by me- G. w. Ford. If have had catarrh in head and nos trils for ten years so lad that there were great sores in my nose, and one place was eaten through. i got Ely's Cream Balm Two bottles did the work, but am still using it. My nose and head are we'll. feel like another man,--Chas s. McMillan, Sibley, Jackson O., Mo Experience has demon- -trated that | Ely'- Cream Balm Is the best catarrl II
 remedy in use. NJ daughter, who Is . sufferer from that miserable disease, ]. much better by the ;iss of one bottle ! Dr. F. A Scbouten, Druggist, 15S So Division St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
sp!1ogk WEEsLY JOURNsL-MIk
oCAL NOTES.

S~-
 FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 There i. considerable building goini on at present Tn Prescott.
 JC. Herndon and Henry Goldwatel returned fro il Tucson to-das.
 Judge Wright and E. M. Sanford re turned from Kingman yesterday.
 CA. Peters has sold lot l3, block p East Prescott, to w. II. Hatcher, 10 s35.
 Geo. E. Sines, Jas. A. Guild and J e \. Rodenbnrg visited Witherellville to day.
 For climate, winter or summer, Pres cu,t discounts any place on this cont nent.
 slickers and Rubber Coat for Ladies and Gef1.s. Yery cheap, at A. Woilen bergs.
 Robert Dnnan has sold his brand and 20 head oi cattle to F.. Ii. Witherell for Si00.
 "Old Grizzly" has established his headquarters in a room at the residence of MT Ehle.
 D. <. Briggs left to-day for Cotton wood, where he will commence term of school on Monday.
 Henry Tackett, shot recently at Je- rome by John Woody, is now said to he in a far way of recovery.
 Mrs. Columber has been engaged to teach the Agua Fria school. Her term will commence next Monday
 Miss Imogene Gould left yesterday a ternoon for Kirkland valley, where she will open school next Monday.
 School teachers are more plentiful this season than last although the sup ply does not seem in excess of the de mand.
 Henry Johnson has lumher on the ground for the erection of new resi- d nee on the lot adjoining the Baptist church on the rth.
 4 deed has been filed for record from C. C. Goyen to John C. b. Lavergne, for I0 acres of land near Flagstaff, the price paid being $7,0J0.
 Our Jewish brethren are observing a holiday. Their business houses were closed Last cvenng, and will remain closed until this evening.
 An addition k being built to the residence of C. s Hutchinsots. and Mr. Culumner is also enlargine her resi- dence, in the same vicinity.
 l.. n. Xoak. ol the Boz Mining company, has been in Prescott for two or ,hree d,r and will leaye for the mines of tl t company tomorrow.
 A deed from Jam Ii. Fills to Br chi E Throne. fer lot at ,he corner of Gurls1 anI Grn.t. -treri-, Prescott m Consideration oj Si ,o0o, lla been filed for record
 Geo. II Tinker, editor "f 'he Flag staff Champion, Ralph Cameron, a merchant, snd C II ,-chul'z, a stock man e; tsle same place, cam m on to- days t~ain. to attend the republicaii convention.
 A NJ Rri,:on and G. t' Battle, of the Boaz Mining company, arrived on to-,iay's tram. Tw" more Acnilcmcn ,,nnnert.d xith the same cu'upany are expected to-norrow They all hail from Fort Worth, Texas
 ]. Y. Rhoadcs. U slockholdor and di- rector of he Arizona Cattle mpany of fiagstag. k in town. lookint after the business interests of the company here Mr. Rhoadrs is also delegate to thc republican convention. and wli remain over for that meeting.
 Mir. Fuller. ol Walnut Grove came to Prescott last evening with inc report that Wm fierce, an old resident of that section. was in dying condition. Drs. Rohnso and McCansliess were summoned to atteai him yesterday, the former remaieing all night
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Notice 10 Seille.

E~org person indebfe,, to Ire n.c4 D! W. z. Wilson C Co., are "a gertfri.s -rqat ste to C. Il at our -Fce and set "a tne!r ...cou u. e st once. O@in. to tae destn i ". /. w;.- son. ail maf'sTS mas De closet u,s, rui q ' ruary lst. i>sS. wiii be hands to our af; T. neys [; ' oo le, ton, W. (. WILSON N Cn.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
i'RoM FkIDAY'S DAILy.

fRoM FkIpAY's DAIIN.
 Mrs. Harris Baldwin Is sick.
 The rainy season Is fairly over.
 Six mining men came in ou to-day s train.
 w. $ Head, ot Camp Verde, is in town.
 The time in which to register is growing short.
 ]. N. Myers came in from Jerome last evening.
 Stage fare to Jerome has been re- duced to $350
 il. B. Crouch and Chas Ry4ll have gone back'to the verde valley.
 Billy Bailey k now in charge of 'he Prescott X Arizona Central tram.
 There is d growing demand for good mining property in this section.
 WE Long, superintendent of the Gro Bella mining company, k in town Nc action was taken on he home rule suggestion at the democ.atic con yentiom
 Dr. Marshall, the Flagstaff dentist, will make professional visit to Pres. cott soon.
 Shull & Austin sent out q four-horse stage to the Boaz mine today loaded with passengers.
 Murray McInernay arrived from the Verde to-day, to attend the republi- can convention.
 The construction of another dam fol water storage purposes is talked ot on the Hassayampa. It will be several miles further down the stream than the present one.
 Mrs. J. l.. Fisher was taken suddenly and very seriously ill last night, re naiuing in an unconsious condition for about i've hours. Her condition Ii very much improved to-day.
 J.W. Sullivan came in today from the Cataract country. He says watel fir stock is getting very scarce Tn that section, and he was compelled 10 move portion 0! his to a better watere' range.
 PL. Kastner. to-day, purchased tn vacant property between Coxe's drug store and Bashford & Burmister's store from Dr. Geo. n. Kendall. It is the in teution to erect brick building on i for the purpose of opening first-clas restaurant and saloon.
 Flagstaff has her various interest we'll represented in the delegation t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
HJTICe Of Day Set for Hearing Application for Se.t ement oi Final Account.

In the Probate Court tn ud for YavapiA
 County. Territory of Arixcns. Tn the mater of the Fstaie u' John Nesion- sk .dscFlased. Notice .s hereby Nivsu that John Tiec S man m. adnii -ist al v Of The es ate of John Mo iousky. cs'Sasef, hes rendered. anu pr sentel f4r sSttlenen .sn f led ir said court ois ina. account Of hia administration of SSi. e~tatS. -snd fnRf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Thursday. the 4th Day of October, 1888

At To oc o.k A NJ. St The court room os said court, at ti;s Ci;y O. Prssc ,tt II, said Yava. pal couoty, h4s been duy appointed Inv the Judge of td Court for the C clement o! said account, at vh!~.. time ant place any person interested tu Ss't estate nay spyc ana dis h,s eS aerfioT .E writ rs to tEs account Ac,. con est tae sS me.
 WI 0 O.SFiLI CIetE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
City Ee3u i aId. Board and Sale
 coR R A r.

Noai convenient an.i afirv' Corral m town. Good accoa1T c,liatioas fur sfot.ls and best of care aEeu Cf ft. Easy Q a--ef7 wit n large teams
 Terms Te gsonabic end sztis faction gcarar. tecd PstTOnsge solicited.
 sU4 JOHN K HASpE. Proprietor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
THEY ALL ADMIT IT.

THEY ALI. ADMIT IT.
 Ihave been taking Joys Sarsspariila for genera, debility with great benefit. Its effect upon the nervsussys,em Issplendd. Acase of catarrh. now under ny observation, has also nearly suecumbed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Wanted

Wanted A girl to dc cooking and general house work, in Prescott. Apply at this oftce.tf