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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
The Chautauquans

The Prescott Chautauqua Reading Club met at the residence of Mrs. J. P. Bruce, at 2 p. m. last Saturday. The meeting was called to order by,tbe President. The quotations at roll-call were from the Carey sisters. Miss Will son read an article called "Tne Trav- eler," from the Chatauquan. Mrs N. O. Murphy read one of the pamphlets of the "Spare Minute" course, on Pal estine. Mrs. J. w. McGowan recited Asleep ct the Switch" The questions were on localities referred to in American literature, and "The World of To-day" Mise Mollie Baker read sketch of the life of Alice and Phoebe Carey, and Mrs. W. o. O'Neill told something of Owen Meredith. Current events in the differ ent countries were discussed, Germany coming in for the largest share, as she ia now taking leading role in Euro pean affairs. Adjourned, to meet at the residence of Mrs. s. J. Cook, nex, Saturday at 2 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
THE TICKET.
what b Thought of k by Promt' mont RopubOl0ano.

what b Thought Of it by Promi' mont Republicans. The JOURNAL-MINER man, with s view of ascertaining the feeling o prominent republicans in regard to the
 ticket nominated at Chicago, inter viewed 8 number of them to-day, and from the expressions made in regard te | it, it will be seen that it gives general satisfaction. Ex-Governor E. A. Tritle, when asked what he thought of the nomina-
 ton, replied that he considered it good one. Those eastern delegates, he
 remarked, were perfectly familiar with the situation, and must have considered Harrison the strong man, or they would not have nominated him. Hon T. J. Butler, who is personally acquainted with Gen. Harrison, con- sidered the nomination an excellent one and one that is sure to win. Hon. E. w. Wells thought it could not be beaten, although he had made up his mind that Gresham was the man.
 w. c. Bashford nomination good one. elf any body thinks Harrison cannot carry California, send them to me-"
 Hon. Levi BashfOrd had cast his first vote for HarrisOn's grandfather, and had no doubt of General Harrison win ming.
 Mayor John Howard, although three months under age, had voted for 'Old Tippccanoe," and Was confident of the success of the ticket.
 Judge w. H. McGrew: "the nOmi- nation the best that could have been made"
 F. M. Murphy: "suits me perfectly"
 Judge w. 0. O'Neill: "while Blaine was my choice, think the nomination a good one."
 NO Murphy: "the ticket is invin- cible."
 Dr. Vickers: twas a Sherman man, but as he could not be nominated, am satisfed with Harrison"
 Chas. w. Beach: "'Blaine or bust was my motto, but ss we busted, Harri son suits me-" A. E. FOote: would liked to have seen Alger nominated and elected, but Harrison and Morton will carry In- diana and New York" Geo. w. Sines couldn't have suited me better" Chas. A. Girdler was particularly gratified at the nOminatian of Levi P Morton for second place. Couldn't have picked stronger or better man" Dr. R. K. Robinson: Harrison was my first choice from the start, and am glad he got there. His elec- tion is sure." Sam Hill was jubilant over the p rOs- meet Of success
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
As He Feet oay ans sight.

The vigilant imp, indigestioa. goads us with his many-lashed soourge. Each lash is . diabolical synptom. No com- fort in eating, misery afterwards, little or broken rest ct night, visitations of nightmare during 6tiul intervals of sleep, an uprising unrsfreshed and without appetite, slespiness and yavn- ing during the day, nervousness and irritsbility of temper. even monomsnia in extreme cases. Hard to bear au this. Necessary? No! . thousand times DO, co long e Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the nations specific for indigestion, acute or chronic, n procurable. The commencement of . couree of this medicine iD the commencement of . cure. Prompt relief hrst, absolute eradication subsequently,. The truth of this statement, backed up by iErefraga- ble testimony, is we'll known to the American people. So ase others. viz that the bitteEs ayerts and cpres fever end ague and bilious remittent, aud removes nervousneos, billiousness, con- stipation. and kidney and bladder troubles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
OUR MINES.
What is being Done in the various Mining Camps tn this Section

WNdt tS Ucst'S sOOss0 ss sssO vss' 'O~~
 Mining Camps tn thls Section A force of men are at work for Mir. Leavick on the Storm Cloud mine, and
 are said to be taking out good ore. F. NJ. Murphy and J. B. White re- turned yesterday from visit to the Boaz mining company's property, near Minnehaha.
 Owners of the Golden Queen mine, in Spruce canyon, have commenced
 work on that property again, and are taking out good ore, which they will
 work through an arastra
 Messrs. Brann and Mitchell started up the Wonder mill on Turkey creek, on Saturday, on ore from the Veteran mine. They have quite large amount of ore on the dump to be worked, all of
 whic is high grade.
 John Curtin and Nelson Gable are
 engaged in running hundred-foCt tun-
 mel on the Lion mine in Maple gulch,
 for Mir Laevick, of Colo rado. They gre
 now in about seventy feet, have a good
 showing of ore, and are making rapid
 progress on their contract. The ore
 carries gold, silver and small percent
 age of lead.
 There are now between 80 and lOO
 men employed at Jerome. Nineteen teams of eight animals each are em- ployed in freighting between there and Withercllville, on the Prescott Ari- go a Central railroad, the distance be- ing 24 miles, and the amount handled being about tbirty-tive tons per day. John $. Jones started up the Stand ard mill. on Groom creek, yesterday af- ternoon, again, for a short run. MT. Jones has one of the most complete and conveniently arranged mills Tn the territory. Long elevated approaches
 have been built to the mill, by which ! the ore is delivered at an elevation above the stamps q sufficient distance 1 to require no further handling from the | time it is unlosded The frame work ! of the drive ways are made Of hewn timber, and at the point of delivery they are thirty-ive feet high. Bins oi 1 many tons capacity are built for the storage of ore, and with automatic feed. l ing apparatus, and with the natural gravity of the ore it is delivered at the
 stamps, two men only being required te
 run the mill. For the economical
 working of ore, MT. Jones has evi
 dentiy struck right system.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
Rrsee yR.

You aEe feeling depressed, yonr ap- petite is poor, you sre bothered with Headache, you sre 6dgety. nervous, and generally out of sorts. end want to "brace" up. Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring medicines. or bittsSs which have for their basis very cheap. bed whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour, end then leave you in . wore condition than before. What you want is an alternative that will purify your blood, start healty action of Lver and Kldneys, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength buch . medicine yoq yill find in Flee iric Bittsrs, cd only 70 cents . bottle a4 0. g. HaAcAinssA's 0Eug stors.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Hurrah for Harrison!

Hurrah for Harrison
 Beer on draught at the Montezums. .
 l.. A. Willard, of Cottonwood is in town.
 Only one more week until the Fourth of July.
 I, too, will scalp Railroad tickets - T. Otto.
 CIV. Kennedy, of Albuquerque, is
 in town.
 Railroad tickets bought and sold st A. Aitken's. Judge w. c. Hazledine left for Albu- querque on Sunday. Judge John Goodwin, of the Verde valley, is in Prescott.
 "Standard tune Bourbon" at the Montezuma Saloon. Frank Cockburn returned to-day from Albuquerque. Father Ferrari returned to-day from his visit to Flagstaff. Associate Justice w. w. Porter ar rived on to-day's train. Aitken has the "boss" cigar-the
 Key West Bouquet" Piano for sale. See advertisement under heading "For Sale." James H. Hamilton, of Peoples. val ley, came in last evening. Oh, for a good smoke! Aiken has it-the Key West Bouquet" Mrs. Marian Slack, nee Wilson, is visiting her mother in Prescott. Fires seem to be contagious along the line of the Atlantic & Pacific. Verde valley has had ripe peaches already. The crop is good this year. John Duke wants . man to milk and work on a ranch. See advertisement. Billings, the boss cobbler. will move
 to the bridge shop about July lst. l5t12 Democrats are whistling, and some of them even hurrshing to keep their
 courage up. K. Barrett is up from his Skull valley ranch. He says he has big hay crop
 this year. Fireworks! Fire crackers, 5 cents . pack, at Porter's Furniture Store, east
 side of Plaza. jel8tf L. A Willard, of Cottonwood, has . lot of almond trees loaded down with fruit this year. New invoice of Jackson county, Ken. tucky, whisky just received at the Pres. colt Sample rooms. c. 8. Hutchinson yesterday received
 . large invoice of drugs, patent medi- cines and toilet articles. Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aitken, who has the agency for the same. in Prescott.
 Kentucky sour nash whisky double
 stand Gd goods and genuine Tennessee white rye at the Cob Web. If you want drink that is both mild
 and delicious, try the Orah-spple Cham pagne cider, at the Saserac saloon. The Granite mountain fre has died out Dr. yickers says it vas Shsr-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27

On Sunday evening next, and every evening thereafter, will dispense an excellent article of ice cream from Rog
 ers' ice wagon. Will fill orders for any
 quality or quantity. Orders left in Rogers ice order box, under F. 0. win- dow, or with me personally, during my daily round with ice, will receive promp. attention. Give me trial, ai have come to stay.-Frank Wisham.t u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
eucklAn'a 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 pos lively cures Piles or no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per box. Fof sale by c. s. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
We Know hle 0eethes.

The Bangor Commercial speaks of [ man in that place who is trying the ex. pertinent of grafting apple twigs into pine tree, to ascertain t he can raise pineapples. The Prospector is we'll ac. ouainted with that mans brother. He came to Arisons in the spring of '8( and settled ct Cow springs, where ht set out lot of milk weed and started [ dairy. The last we heard of him he was on Turkey creek, Ysvapai county and had planted ten acres in egg plant, and expected to hatch out half million of chickens and turkeys the first season -Prpspecte9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
BuSinoSS Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such . general revival of trade at c. 8. Hutchinson's Drug Store as their giv- ing away to their customers of SO many trial bottles of Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article, from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Brochitis, Group, and Ill throat and :ung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting trial bottle free, large size 3l. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
Married.

WFETWHRfH- - THOMPSON - it PaysOn by E FSsewart. !. ,:Inre 2ls'. ] W. Went worth 10 M;~s Mi ii ThGmrS n.
 CURTis-R' E ? s In Pn~nix. at the resi- den e of inc bride, June ls. lssS hy w. T. Wos is, Justice o; the Peace, U. z Curtis, ol Giagstsd, to Miss Ellen R yberts, of Phenix
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27

The fire in Holbrook, on Saturday, was more serious than the Kingman fire of 6 week ego, the entire business portion of the town being burned. The fire is thought to have been caused by the spontaneous combustion of lot of wool stored in vacant building. IL started on the main street of the town about block west of the HolbrOok House and, . high wind prevailing, nothing could stop its onward march until the eastern limit of the town was reached. The only business not on this main street was Browns livery stable on the north side of the railroad The loss is estimated at $500, 900, with insurance not to exceed 2O,OOO Among the losers is F. M. Zuck, of the Holbrook House, Schuster Brothers, Adamson < Burbage, Harry Scores merchandise and buildings, Atlantic d Pacific railroad section house, depot and several cars, and Dr. Robinson drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
FROM MoNpAY's DAILY.

FRoM MoNDAY's DAILY.
 John Fredericks is able to be around J. Thorbecke has returned from Sau Diego.
 Ira Moore is up from his Walnut Grove ranch.
 Family picnics were the order ot the day yesterday.
 No eggs ,n the market. The hens are on strike.
 N. B. Grinders, ex-mayor of Aibu querque, is in town. Judge French left on this afternoons train for Sacramento. JIG. Hill, manager for s. W. Dorsey, left this afternoon for New Mexico. H.H. Cartier came in from his Black Hills ranch, to do jury duty, to-day. The Mother Superior of St. Joseph'a Academy left yesterday for Los Angeles HID. Ross, of the law firm of Wilson Norris X Ross, came in from Flagstas yesterday.
 The attention of frcighters is directed to the advertisement in this issne oi "Freighters Wanted"
 Mir. Montgomery, of the Standard Mining and Milling company, came in on yesterdays train.
 A little child of MT. and Mrs. Jake Mefford died on Saturday, and wa bu- ried yesterday afternoon.
 Rev. H. W. Moulding and family Left this afternoon for 8 three months va cation at Riverside, California.
 Foreman Houston, of the grand jury, takes an active interest in the welfare of that body outside of the jury room.
 c. H. Dillingham; and MT. Van Beuren, of the Walnut Grove Water Storage company, arrived on yester- days train.
 A fire occurred in Kirkland valley . few days ago, destroying the blacksmith shop of Sol Jackson with all its con- tents, including a fine saddle or two. Loss about $500.
 The new time schedule on the Allan tic & Pacific railroad went into effect yesterday. The east bound train now arrives at Prescott Junction at O5 Q. m., instead of 2 40 as heretofore, and the west bound at IF :55 vice :38 .. m The time is shortened ten hours be. tween Los Angeles and Kansas City. A further reduction of time is still talked of to take effect soon.
 The tendency of the times is, appa- rently, to divide spiritualists into two classes-swindlers and fanatics. Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton, the eminent specialist on brain diseases, will con- tribute forcible paper in the July issue of The American Magazine on "Spirit- ualism and like delusions," in which he will show that spiritualism is at best form of mild insanity. Other features of the paper will be an untechnical de- scription of the scientific means cOnju- ror-mediums have used, including among other things the chemicals used in picture painting.
 Our contemporary this morning con- tains an item misleading in its nature. It says "fifty cents a thousand IS the rate paid to printers in Arizona" There are only two towns in Arizona, if we mistake not, that pay fifty cents per thousand, being Prescott and Tomb stone. The printers union in Phenix fixed the scale at 45 cents on morning papers, and 40 cents on evening papers the same rate ruling in Tucson. The JoURNAL-MINER is the only evening paper in the Territory that pays fifty cents per thousand, and the only even ing paper in the Territory paying the same price for composition as is paid by morning papers in the same town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27

Try your luck by investing 9 cents in the Original Little Louisiana Com papy of San Francisco. A. Aiken is agent in Prescott. Half tickets. 25c ; vholes, 5Qc. Drawing June Eth. I.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27

Drugs, toilet and fancy articles, and patent medicines, at o. g. HatcAin. sons Corner dzng stors. jaltt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
Wednesdays Edition COUNTY REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL
 COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE.
 Noti.e IS hereby given that meeting C the County Republ:can Central Committee VII be held in prescott.on Saturday. July D. o'clock ?. m. for inc purpose of issuing \ call for primary elections; for holding county convention and for the spporionmen | of de'egat thereto and for the transaction | oI sneh otherhusiuess as may re presente | n t.
 J. C. M,sTix T-J. BUTLER S,eretars. Chairman The grand jury adjourned this morn ing.
 An Art Gallery will be on exhibition in connection with Bazaar, July 3d- td John Duke bought q new mower this morning of Bashford < Burmister, and cut the hay crop in the plaza with Il to-day.
 Sunshine Lodge U. O. H. meets for election of officers tomorrow (Thurs, asv) evening. Members are requested to be present.
 Every body knows what TanselPs P,. L 5c cigar Is, q Washington f o.r-t tl .n ss he only 5c, cigar which val, we satisiacten
 Barrett lost ~ N. Nihass accepted the invitation [, joiu n rrth of July parade, and members :. ouested to meet at their hall on that morning at 9 30 o'clock.
 The Ladies' Aid Society will hold bazaar, for the sale of aprons, fancy goods and ice-cream, during the after noon and evening of Tuesday, July Sd, in the building two doors north of the Postoftice. j27td
 Wells, Fargo X Co.'S express office was moved into the room adjoining the JoURNAL-MINER office this morning. With Joe Wilson on the corner, ells, Fargo & Co. next, and this office ad- joining, there is a strong combination now in the old Head block.
 Miss Lizzie Dugas, of the lower Agua Fria, is visiting Prescott, and will re- main until after the FOuth of July. She is the guest of Judge Chester Thomas and wife. Miss Dugan for merly resided here, and has many friends in Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Warm and windy weather.

FROM FRiDAy's DAILY.
 Warm and windy weather.
 Tine town is full of drummers.
 This is the longest day of the year. c. w. Beach left for his ranch to-day. Chas. A. Girdler is able to be out again.
 H. E. Harris came in from Centen- nial to-day.
 Bows cannot be too careful with their ii re crackers.
 I. E. Ricketts, of the Verde valley, ia attending court.
 Judge Wright is clearing the court docket at lively rate.
 !. l.. Fisher has sent an elegant show ease for use in his iron building.
 Tom Davis left for Kingmsn to-day after taking good list of orders here
 Candidates are beginning to loom up m fine shape now for county offices.
 H.C. Mutt, trustee, has deeded to M. Collins lot l3, block 32, Flsgstad, for $IOO.
 Mir and Mrs. Geo. Newton and three children arrived here yesterday from Globe.
 Messrs. Newton and Brunne, Of the holiness band, are holding services in San Diego.
 Three large boxes of fire works ar rived yesterday for the Fourth of July committee.
 James Tewksbury, of Tonto basin, ia at Mrs. Dillon's, West Presc ott, Quit4 seriously i'll.
 Mrs. J. l.. Fisher has received an ele gant new phaeton, sent by her husband from the east.
 Abner Wade has purchased house and lot in Walnut Grove of Mrs. 4sggi' Jordan for $50.
 w. N. Kelly has filed his stock brand (Kl for record. Range on the head O the Hassayampa.
 A.C. Burmister and HI. D. Aiken are doing some artistic work for tn Fourth of July.
 Complaint is made that ths tomato crop in this section has been destroyed by some kind of blight.
 A fine lot of eastern hand-mAd' cigars just received st the Bellevu hotel, for sale at eastern prices.
 A deed has been filed for record iron John Roarke to Jsmes ROarke for [ range on Banning creek, for q, 500.
 Captain P. M. Fisher is having th' restaurant connected with his Cob Vel hall rcpapered and otherwise improved
 Misses Ella Clay and Ella Bake passed their examinations for promo . ton with percentages of 93. 3 and 92.' respectively.
 A deed from Mrs. Aoeller to Aorri Goldwater. for lots l9 and 2l. block | Prescott, has been filed for record price$3OO.
 Judge Wright is being urged to sllov his name to be used e school trustee -4e- would no doubt make an e6Icien officer.
 NIT. and Mrs. J. w. AcGowan ente, tained & number of their friends las evening at their apartments, in tn residence Of MT. and Nrs. J. P. Bruce
 J. l.. Fisher writes that he will leav for home on Sunday, June 24th, to ., rive here in time to take part in tn Fourth of July celebration.
 From the number of spacial meeting being held by Astlan Lodge F. ( A. ' it would seem that the masonic fratel nifty of Prescott is in . 6ourishing COT dition.
 E. T. Looman, of the firm of Frit Brothers, cigar manufacturers. of Cir cinnati, Ohio, is in Prescott, takin orders for his firm. 4r. Looman we'll known in the literary world, ha, ing composed many famous campaig songs, besides heing . vsll knovn n,aa azine contributor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
LOCAL NOTES
FROM THuRsDAY's DAILY.

FROM THuRsDAY's DAILY.
 J.H.A. Marsh left for California to day.
 H.J. Miller and bride, Flagstan, ar' in town.
 The Prescott land ofice has beer supplied with new furniture.
 For fine brief or abstract work, fol Supreme court, call at this Ofhce.
 J.Q. Stephens shipped five csr loada of beef steers, to-day, to Los Angeles.
 PIP. Daggs has been excused from jury duty, and left for home yesterday
 New goods just received at the Chi nese and Japanese b aaaar. See adver tisement.
 The colicky cucumber season is upon us The first invoice was received ct Ailken's yesterday.
 N. o. Murphy and Dr. Vickeri scaled Granite mountain yesterday and built big bonfire on its summit, winch made brilliant illumination last night.
 Col. Brayton and Captain Russell will leave Whipple tomorrow for Fort Huar chuca, to attend court martial, the victim being Col. Fonythe, of the 4th Cavalry.
 The new time sche dule of the Atlan. tic & Pacific will not go into effect until Sunday, July lst. It shortens the time ten hours between California and the Missouri river.
 The county democratic central com- mittee met yesterday in the room sd- joining the jail, in the basement of the court house. They evidently desired to get as close to their constituency e possible
 Miss Mimi Martin and Miss Flagg, two very successful teachers of our public schools, took this afternoons train for the east. Quite large dele gation of their pupils went to the depot to bid them good bye, showing the es' teem in which they are held by those under their tuition.
 Tickets for the National Educational Association, to be held in San Fran cisco, will be on sale at the stations oi the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, from JulylOth to l4th, good for return till and including September 3Oth. Fare for the round trip from Prescott Junction $4l
 Two houses were broken into last night on Marina street, opposite MT. Miles residence. Entrance to one, oc- cupied by Mrs. Woods, was gained through a window, snd purse contain ing $Il was taken. The other was oc- cupied by Mrs. Newton, and the burglars o-,lv got into the cellar, stealing cake .hcrefrom.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-02-22

ferer, and gave the Sisters of Charity as
little trouble as possible. Photo No. 2 was
taken upon the same day. The physicians
notes state: "Taken from the sick bed in hos
pital five days after brain and skull injury
from dynamite exposition; the man perfectly
conscious and able to speak, eat and drink no
paralytic symptoms in extremities A large
portion of the frontal bone is entirely gone
and about eight splinters were found in the
brain substance. A large fracture runs from
base of nose toward and beyond occipital pro-
tuberance. The eyes are entirely blown out
of their sockets
Photo No. 3 gives the appearance of the
brain as held in the assistants hand after re-
moval. The frontal lobes show brain-sub-
stance defect about the size of an ordinary
whisky glass. This matter was carried away
by the explosion and spattered against the
walls OF the well Driven deep INTO the brain,
rections, were numerous splinters of bone,
which were tediously picked out They