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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-05
BEANS -. BETS.

Immense stoCH 81 CleaNeland Improved Val
entine Beans, Early Valentine Mohawk and
Wax Beans Also fun supply of Beet. To
mato, Cucumber, Squash, Egg Plant and other
scasonabie Seed, at prices lower than any other
house in the city. Warranted fresh and true TO
name, at KIEF'FER'S
Drug, Paint and Seed House, Corner West
Broad and SfeMnrt sfreets
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mo. Il. ROWLAND

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Ofiice, lD1 Bay Street
Special attention given 10 Collections.
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Baltimore's New Paper.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4-The Baltimore
Press. new afternoon paper in this city,
made its appearance this afternoon. 1t
presents neat appearance and has Associ-
ated Press news 1t will be independent in
nnlificS
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R. H. TATEM, Real Estate Agent.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
NOTICE.

All bills against the British steamship ANNIE,
Ormston, Master, must be presented at our
office by or before Il O'Clock MONDAY, the 9th
Feb.,or payment thereof viii be debarred.
A. MINIS & SONS. Consirnees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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NOTICE.

r. j. DAvANT has THIS DAY associated
with him in the GENERAL INSURANCE BUsI.
NESS, bis sou, r. }. DAvANT. JR., under the
1rn name Of RI. DAvANT & SON.
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Teacher Of Plano and Harmony has moved 10
Second avenue. fhird door easg Of Bull street.
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MEETINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

JoHN r, Z. TArrNALL, Senior Warden.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
FROM MoN3AYs DAILY.

! B C. Wi,.4m is IT. from Tip top.
 "The man on ;le outside has put in an appearance a-ain.
 District court will meet in Mohav, county next Noniay.
 Mrs. sullivan received nearly q caI. load of eoo!s to-day.
 J P Brure returned yesterday from a visit to Williamson valley. Judge W. C HalI.dine le;t on this afternoons train 5or Albuquerque Col. Chavy1, of New Mexico, is again visiting Prescott, on legal business. Mrs Mo,llef returned, yesterday, from d two months visit to California.
 Sheriff Mu.yauou returned yesterday from looking for fine nurdcrers oi Cy- rus Gr'bi'c anj guards sheriff Nuly,Gor s9ys tine lrospects ! are good for ''.c capture oi the muTdcr- CTS of Cyru- G,ihb,a and guards. "The d,i,s tr;aonau" ~th. name of d mining clsra recently }ocaisj in the Brad>hav moan da-, hy ] (. Rankin There was regular boom in hats ou Saturday. rolo-- than five or six ndi- vidualo buying head gear at ihe same time.
 0rjck Jackson, new horse yesterday disputed ,ho right of his owner to ridc him The horse came out first best ill the dispute, tco.
 J.F Rlaudv's daughters, two charm ing young ladies, went oG: to Lynx creek tod y, where they will keep house for thrir father.
 The Pheuix Gazette k making war on an und riakcr oi that city. The poor thing ha- had such sichly exist 1 ence for so long that no wonder 1t gets frightened a. An und,rtakrr. A man I.ouI ng around brick resi- dence in We>t Prescott last night. peer ing into the windows, may nc have real ized tine marrow c-cape Ee had from rc- ceiving dose of cold lead
 Daniel Loba had a preliminary exam nation to-day tclore Justice Flcury on charge o' grand larceny. He admitted his guilt and vas hound o,er 10 appear before the next grand jury, with tail fixed at $500.
 \ deed, hlariug date of July 18th, 1883, from Conway Bnstow to Jas. C. Bristow, for t0 acre> ol land and a water right .n ae Y ija valley. and 4n- other of Oc,eul,tr 5l-I. lSS5. irom Mit I,n.S |, L. C l-rsst..,- lar a ...-,.. ,,t land and d water right, have been filed for record.
 The Exchange saloon was busy place on Saturday evening. The open ing of the bowling alley attracted a large number oi visitors, and the balls. pins and alley We're kept hot for several hours. Mr Maier served an elegant free lunch, which wls washed down with beer on tsp"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
You Can't Make a Samson

Out of an attenuated dude, pigeon ches, and a slight cough. But man or woman to whom constitutional vigor has been denied, can get 1t 10 very considerable extent by the persistent use, in regularly proportioned, alterna- ted doses, of Americas chief tonic, Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters. To the nerves and muscles of the stomach that genial invigorant imparts tone. and to its ope- rations regularity The proximate re- suit is thorough digestion and complete assimilation of the food, and the ulti- mate sequence, blood fertile with the clements of muscular tissue, healthy appetite, nightly rest unimpailed, and a disappearance of the nervous symp- toms co which etiolated invalids are al- ways subject, and which they are very prone to take for the manifestations of serious organic disease, and dose ac- cordingly. In diseases of the kidneys and bladder, always excessively weak oning, and for constipation, fever and ague, and liver complaint, use the Bit toIo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
FROM SaTITRDAY'S DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. Mrs. Fisher is somewhat better to day.
 Caribou Brown came iu on to-day's train.
 B. B crapo. of skull va.oy, Is in town.
 Hugo Richards has returned from California
 Walter NarlIy is up from tn Con gress mine. Two of lI. Blandy's daughters ar rived on ys-terday's train. John L4uler l, uP from his mining camp. HisLe4lth is improving. A Car lead af powder and car load of coal came ii on to-day, train. AL Kerr returned rom the east yesterday, and will so cut to Weaver on Monday.
 The ease of Tritle et al ys. Crow was argued, submitted and taken under ad- yisement to-day
 Hooi and Horn has gone into the stock bu>ire-~, and is now the pos ,es sor oi three horses.
 >. Els wil leave next week for ~.u ".,k, to staIl work on the Clar- Che ..aug euy again.
 ] :. rrs. q. u~ Verde valley. and :. C. Roger, @. Channingdde, have each Gieu -tock brands for record.
 Hon. 4. W. C4lien and his son, Jim <, came ID yesterday from the ioImcr's mining camp, aad !sLt oa to-da. : tIaia for the cas-.
 l. E. Anderson came up from }Nolnu. Grove to-day. He says the wtl'ri in the dam |. hing h,li st about eighteen feet from the top. portion of it neir- drawn of through ,h" 'ipes each day.
 The fire department was called ont yesterday afternoon to extin-'Iish a fir. in l,jl" .I Gu .fi-n near Hartiu'~ black smith sraH ID Wet Prescott. He Tough> got s,I,am on and drowned the fire.
 superiut nd.n Bcggs wifi rut a five passenger iuuIhol,e coach on tbr Wick,uhure re.d Ap,ii Ist. | wlil run through a- lar a- Weaver, toac- cummJlaje the travel Ol that and thr Martinez districts
 x. Q. Murphy had narrow escape from dTuwula-, yesterday, on Lynx creek, while assisting horse hp w., riding ou' C., the quick sands B. horse and rider disappeared out "j sight beneath ;hc water, but finally sue cecded in .o.l.,c u.t.
 What might have been d serious fire was avcrjed, tai- morning, ty :js timely discovery. -an.- toys kiudicd d fire III q vacant house owned by j. L. Fisher, thr T r. church, rut ii wa cx,ingu.,hcd by Rev J. C Ebcrhaf; and Chas. Hicks, before 1t had gaTntt 1 much hoadway \ high wind was pre- 1 yaihng a' thc ume.
 The suit of Y II. Costa against his wife was dec.dei to-day in hi, favor. The decree oi thc court k that he be granted tivo~e,, and that on the pas i ncnt c: SloJ he receive the tii'e to lhc | orm,r rc-.a,noc oi the family, m West !, Prescott Ar. Costa ls a qplct, mdu~- rious citizen, ;,nd l. to he congratuh- ed on thr mai settlement ol hi> rou les.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Beef tea at the Sazerac Saloon.

1 T AhAAhs
 Beef tea at the Sazerac Saloon.
 Beer on draught at the MOntezuma.
 The celebrated McBrayer whisky at
 .he Sazerac.
 Railroad tickets bought and 50 d, '. ttkcn'a.
 standard tune Bourbon" at the i MOntezuma Saloon.
 Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the
 Key West Bouquet"
 Hot Scotch whisky speciality at the i Prescott sample rooms.
 Oh, for T vood smoke. Aiken has
 t--the " Key west Bouquet" i Robert Cartmell came in from Big 1. Bug, yesterday, after starting Robert ] SCLotield's mill for him.
 ! Buy your Louisiana State Lottery l icAets Of \. Aiken, who has the agency 1 CT tue same, in PrsscOtt. Kentucky sour mash whisky double ] s:aGI nj goods and genuine Tennessee i ~hI'e ,ye at lhe Coo Web. l. you want a drink that Is both mild and delicious, try the Crab-apple Cham i pagne cider, at the Sazerac saloon. i The American Arbitrator Is the name ! Df little sheet just received at this oi- fee. Il is the organ of the American Peace society.
 Charles Hicks desires it stated that 1t swas Jerry Ford, member of the Dude hose company, that assisted Rev. Eber- hart to txtinguish the fire, on Saturday, and not himself.
 Fellows Syrup, Safe Cure, Medical Discovery, Wizard Oil, Sarsaparilla, August Fower. German Syrup, and tuticura Ren!edies, by the bottle, or dozen, at Coxe's iavapai Pharmacy
 Will J. Curry has challenged Phe- nix professor for lOO-yard fOotrace for SiO0. Will is good sprinter, and the "profcs>" will have tO get lively move on himself to beat him for that distance.
 Wonder where republican supervi- sors ever did pay republican paper for publishing an opinion considered favor able t0 the A. F. on the tax question? Wonder why all this chronic kicking. by democratic paper three years after thc alleged transaction, as the repre- sentative oi the A. P. says he paid that paper for publishing an opinion?.
 |. |. Bush returned last night, from q visit to his brother in the Verde val ley. He was formerly interested in mining in this section, and says he Was not mistaken, five years ago, when he 1 predicted great future for mining in l this county. He says his prediction is DOW about to be realized MT. Bush Is 1; at present connected with steel manu featuring firm in Canton, Ohio.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
ednesday's Edition

w. L. Van Horn Is Tn town from Flag
 staff.
 The Ladies Aid society is meeting
 with hattering success.
 The Arizona Grand Lodge oi Odd Eel
 lows will meet in Prescott next Monday l Mrs. C. P. Dake and Mrs. W. G
 Bates are home again from Walnut
 Grove.
 Home readers will pardon Us for th' amount of space devoted in this issue tt the mining interests of this section. Send the paper to your friends.
 P. L. Kastner is now sole proprietor of the Cabinet saloon, and respectfully solicits the continued patronage Of the pu lie so generously bestowed n him and his partner.
 Deputy Smith and posse succeeded In 1 coming up with one of the bultlOn rob- bers and murderers of Cyrus Gribble, and, resisting arrest, be was killed and l the bullion recovered. 1 w. K Ferris, an old pioneer of this county, and steadfast friend of the JoURNAL-MINER, accompanied by MT. Shaw, oi Walnut Grove, paid this office a visi. yesterday.
 The entertainment last night was tine most interesting given III Prescott Tor a long time, its success being due to the indefatigable efforts oi the pastor, MT. Eberhart Sorry that our columns are so crowded as to preclude Il more ex- tended notice.
 The feas! of the Jewish passover con- menced on Monday evening and Will continue one week. During this period the faithful oi that church will eat no leavened bread their diet in this respect being confined to species Of thin but very palatahie waters called matzOs. The JoURNAL-MINER Is under obligations to Mir. and Mrs. D. Levy for a package of this bread.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
4 Woman's Discovery.

"Anoiher wonderful discovery has been made, and that, too, by q lady in this county Disease fastened it> clutches upon her. and for seven years she withstood. lis seyorcst tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent For three months she coughed incessautly and could not sleep She hough, of Us a 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, x. C.-Gct free trial bottle at C. S. Hutchinson's Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28

We have written of the fine weather cf Ajiz ,ra so much and praised 1t so utten ,il t has become somewhat of d >.erl typed theme. But the recent blzzfrd ID the Atlantic states and the mid srfing weather we are enjoying here l. too tempting to be passed over n silence. The finest May and June weather of the east cannot equal the delightful March weather of Arizona. Y anything, perhaps it is a little warm, nut this is preferable to freezing to death in an eastern snow bank-not to men, ton the funeral expenses when times a1e as hard as the ground On the whole, Arzona IS pretty good place to camp il tw,thSt1nding that the mosquitoes bite the year round, and corn grows six feet high in one night. Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
Eucklen'S Rfnica Saise

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 files ar no pay required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by c. s. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28

The Tucson Star nominates ]. C. Herndon as delegate to the s.. Louis convention. The democracy can skir- mish through its ranks in thls territory a long time before i, will find a better man to represent Arizona in that con- venuCn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28

We don't want any brine stearine Iara" in ours If William Bartlett, an 1X-packer of St. Louis, tells the truth ahou' the way it Is produced. He says su r,hered hogs. pregnant sows and hogs suffering from cholera are all worked up into the prime st earine grease.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28

It Is announced that Senator Palmer, of Michigan will not be able to secure Natian stailions 70 cross with his Perch eron mars as he had proposed, as his agent has sent word from Jerusalem hat ,he Sultan has prohibited the fur 5ter exportation of Arabian horses.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
COCNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE

meeting of the County Republican Gen trai Committee, of YHapai county, is hereht cslleS to c~nvene al Prescott, Al The tihce O. the Chairman, on SATURDAY, MARCH 3isI, lsss, at 1 o'clock p. m, to take 7cii"b in It. gard 10 calling 6 county convention to elect delegates 10 the Territorial Cow -nticn to b. held in Phenix. April 9 h. and 70 fiji d. cies in the comm it. C, and or the transse- iyn os ouch other sinsss ss my De deonl, d for the best interests of the party.
 T. J. BUTLER, Chairman J. C. MARTIN. Secretary
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28

The Gazette says it is unable to see where Prescott gets its ''patent right" .o hold ,he territorial capital Pheni, claims water right" to all territorial institutions, if she can only succeed in proving up on them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28

Sullivan, the pugilist, is only twenty nine years o' age and has fought every would be champion in the world, and never yet been whipped. If his splen-- did phisique could be put to some 70 d use what wonderful things he uight accomplish. Anchored to the how brit of a snowplnw he might ren. 3rr lis country some service. Pros Dector.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28

The small pox epidemic in San Fran cisco has been declared ended by the board of health of that city. Ther, have been four hundred and seventy. three cases and hfty-one deaths sinc' November Ist.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
The Verdict Unanimous

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. testities: |" 1 can recommend Electric Bit,ers as the yer best remedy Every bottle sold has given reliefin every case One man took six hotties, and Was cured of Rheumatism ot l0 years standing ' Abraham Hare. druggist, Bellville Ohio. atlirms "rhe best selling medi- cine 1 have ever handled in my 20 years experience, Is Electric Bitters." Thou. sands of other have .adied their testi- mony. so that the verdict Is unanimous fhat Electric Bitters do cure all diseases ct the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar bottle at C. $. Hutchin- sons Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
Notice of SeltIemeHi Oi tccgunt.

Ia the Probate Cour e: ti.r County of YavA.
 pal. T. rrltory of trZ'aa. In the matter of the Eat&te uf Anna Hamilton. dsceased.
 Notice Is hereby given that Louis Wollen- berg. the ad !n'>t~-t 7 Cf the c .t- of Anra Hamiit n, a ca--"-'. n ,s T-uGCrri and pre- sented for Spif 'rr e 2. an ui'J m old Court hiS f1rs; :ntJa. a,'rt n cl hi .,G g nic,rS ton of said t. aft aH that
 SATURDAY, HE 1> Il DaY OF AP4.IL, I>sS. Being day of a t- m of said c urt, to.wii: of the April term. leSS, at To o'clock A. M, al the cour' room Of NaI' court. ai the City of Prescott, Tn said Ia -spSi county, has pee duly apppInie1 hy tue said Court. for the set temsat Of said 'cOuua, Et which .ime ant place any person interested in said estate may srp nd Ii q hi, exceptions III VT ting fo said sncCu lt aub coat StIne same; snt ir is further ord Ted that due noti hereof he given hy i.s u1!iC .-l,n In tue JOURNAL NhR, newsfap prutei and pubi'sLei m the sad county of GAvapsi, al least once Q week for four corse utivI s.
 N V. 0. ON ELL. Clerk. Dated Mar h 2s, 1SSS. I'd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
The Chaurauqua Circle.

! The Prescott ChautauQua Reading 1 Circle held it's meeting on Saturday af- ! ternoon at the residence of Mrs. Martin. The fir. exercise Was the reading of Life and Manners" from the Chau- tauquau, by Mrs. Blake, which was fol- lowed by questions from the Chautau quan. An article, on Louisa M AlcOtt, was read by Mrs. Rowe Mrs. Wright read a very interesting original essay on American Magazines, and Mrs. Baldwin
 i pamphlet on France, which was fol
 lowed by more questions from the
 ChautAuquan. Miss Amelia Rush gave
 some interesting selected biographical
 sketches of the life of William Cullen
 Bryant, and also read his poem entitled
 The Mosquito." Mrs. Ellis read
 brief sketch of N. r. Willis, and Mrs.
 Wo!lenberg one of Bayard Taylor. and
 Mrs. Levy paper on Walt. Whitman.
 Miss Horne gave brief history of the
 recent strike, and Mrs Howard gave an explanation o! the Red Gross move ment. The "Chautauqua Contest" was read by Mrs. Foote. Mrs. F.. E. Dodge and Mrs. E. E. Wann were present as visitors to the clnb, and the latter gave .4 brief history of the Chautauqua club at Leadville, Colorado, of which she was formerly member. Mrs J. r. Bruce was elected as member of the club, aud Mrs T. J. Butler as an honorary member, when current events were dis cu>>cd. and the club adjourned to meet at the residence of Mrs. N. o. Murphy, on next Saturday,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
Bowling Alley.

Martin Maicr', bowling Alley will be opened next saturday An excellent free lunch will bescrycd in the evening. A cordial welcome to all.
 td MARTIN MAYER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28

To MachiniStS and Millmen. The JOURNAL-MINER has on hand d lot of superior baUbitt metal, which will be sold at q reasonable D ice, i'll lots Oi from one pound to one hundred pounds.
 ts Try pr. HobinSou'S Iron Bitters, thi best tonic made for thc system. a2tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
STaHT.,Rc asnCusCs NENT

J. l.. Fisntf Is now located in his new i on bu.Jine, southwes, corner of tic a.a, and prepared with h;. :mmens' ock o' n,elcland,Se ;o supply his old nd n.w customer It whol.sale or re- 5ait.
 He imior,. ilonf, s'raIn, sugar, Coal Oil, Canned 9"ot> and Meats hy the "ar >.,i, amt lS consequently in position t. cuf ana keci' ting with the cut';=r. lie delivers good~ free of ci.a:g,, .t,! aas Fresh Code ;cotr.i every r,nsn.ng. t,aled Hay always "n hlud
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28

The Herald states that there is bus tle ani stir among the Phenix ladies on account of the receipt of lot of pa- per for paper carnival. Nothing strange about that, as a lot of paper very often produces hustle among the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
Furnished Rooms

To let; inquire at Mrs. Bourke's. cor Granite and Willis mar22tf
 Fresh ranch butter just received at J. l.. Fishers. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
su3' SS LOCALS

Yum! Yum!
 Bring your jugs along to J. L Fisher, and try his fresh lot of prime cider, and New Orleans molisses At same time take home some of his N Pigs Feet. mch3tf Cherry Blossom perfume, Glycerine Lotion, Soda Mint Tablets, and Men thol pencils, at Beaumont Coxe's Phar- macy,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-28
To Machinists and Millmen.

Furnished and unfurnished houses ;Or rent by ]. l.. Fisher. ,narl it
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-06
introduced authorizing the issue of
United States coin notes.

introduced authorizing the issue o1
United States coin notes.
By Grosvenor, of Ohio, a resolution
directing the committee on military
affairs, to ascertain whether unofficial
matter has been incorporated in the
war rebellion records as has been as
serted, and il SO, under what circum-
stances and by what authority.
By Nutting, Of New York, for the
construction of a ship-canal around
the Niagara Falls, in New York.
THE MCDUFFIE-D AVIS CONTEST.
The House then proceeded to the
consideration of the McDuffie-Davis
contested election case.
Marsh, of Pennsylvania, opened the
case for the contestee, and denying
the statement made in the minority
report that the case involved no legal
question, proceeded to discuss the le-
gal bearings OF the contest as well as
the facts elected in the testimony,
which he contended was utterly in
sufficient to prove the allegation of
fraud made by the contestants.
Rowell, of Illinois, advocated the
minority report, and after some debate
the case went over till tomorrow.
A joint resolution was passed allow
ing Paymaster j. @. Barton, of the
United States Navy. to accept from
the Emperor of Japan, the Order OF
thr Rising Sun.
The House then adjourned,