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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

The Trysns. cspsssn. W7iv Tnsss. ds-
fsssea picked nine csgtsinso by Pert Mar
yssserdzv forenoon. 5ova on TIE Island
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Hoosernzn. Donvs.ir 4 1oB-s' slsrks I'll
Slsy fhe 6rsoa 1sFfds Diss teis aftsrnosn.
On tbs fair xrooBds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Bsosou :, indianapolis 4.

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INDIANAPOLIS, May 1s.-The weather was
clear but chilly. Clarkson kept the hits
scattered, koffatt was hit much freer than
shown by the score. but was backed up by
sharp fielding, Hines putting out the side
in the fifth inning on q seemingly safe hit
In the second inning Brown ran ten feet
out of the line on . force out hit by Clark
son. Decker refused to declare him out
In the next inning Wise threw wild to
Marville who blocked Est tabrooke, result
ing in his being caught between bases.
Seery's home run was made in the eighth
inning with Denny on base. Denny's third
base play was feature of the game. The
score by innings Is as follows:
Indianapolis .... .-....l 0 I o 2 o. 4
Boston,. 8 -
Base Hits-Indihnapolis, Q: Boston, IL.
Euors-Indianapolis. 4; Boston. s.
Batteries-Mofat and Myers Clarkson and Kelly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

I,orrsz, Rsy 1s.-Tns six-esF Waking
russeh whieh c1nss6 t<y1iehf re>oiiea -
falo~r scszz. 81 1nse<1llA, - miseu.
Il sserd. 81: Frxnka. 3z8.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

vnFxs. Nay 1a-Twe bsnds 81 hoo-
fsnexrs1s hsvs irv1asa Hs-zegsvSns snd
Baixsrss B<kh kxrs h>sr checked ~
vsinnsesr troops sra fA<sr further szvsse>
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

DETROIT, May 19.-Whitcomb was a. wild
as steer today. Ewing played frightful
game at short and between them they gave
the game to Detroit. In the seventh in
ming Jack Rowe and Deacon White made a
desperate effort to give the game back. but
failed by two runs. The weather was cold
and chilly. Attendance about 1000. The
score:
Deiroit...--..-....-.0 2 o % o o o.
New York ....... .........0 o o o 0 o. !
Base hits-Detroit 9; New York;
ITIors-Detroit b. New York. 6
Baiteries-Conway and Bennett, Titcomb and
Murphy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
FULL SERIES or GAMES YESTERDAY
tssn 0ssnss-Ihs st4uainE sf the ttals
chicago and WnesfisE stili Ahssa
--1ntsrssttnx o.sass st Home

The weather cleared mp yesterday and the
games were all played but without chang
ing the percentage Of standing In either
league. The TKLrsRAs-HEKALD is in re-
receipt of full summaries ~ usual.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

fodian Commissioner Atkins assigss.
WksHrsoTcN. May iS.-Inoisn Conmi'
sioner Atkins has handed in has rssiEnstie
TO take effect June 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

A. fbe Eaeeti19 x kichixsr 0pers Houss
managers A. Lansing iesf wesk re booking
for the u les gar circ1it bss bes8 svsr8es
70 klsw and kElsn THr. 20 59ok for 8exf
rear. Ths Roe<h Bsrrstt Conpxzr, FsnnF
rss~ercor<. ysssra Jesserso8. ske Colors6o.
ArkxnsAs eirxrsss. ard she Ne~ o-lesns
ssaa Mi.s;~spps Tsliey ths~frss are az rsp-
r~<ersed 81 tRe fra-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

In speech IN Congress the other day
Mel Ford spoke Of Philadelphis 81 'sn
overxrs~n counsry village and one Of the
ousksrs Of thss quaint city took Is al and
invited our IiStls man over 90 Phllsdslphis
10 visit him. And then he went on to the
l.nxth of column telling him what he
would show him when he got there. Mr..
Ford r-piissi 70 bis letter very courssously.
but didn't saxs anything back. He said hs
meant shst Philslslpsia vas . country VII
isxs ov comparison with New York Both
i-sssrs vsrs published in the Philadslphis
Leis~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Far the following seer F1sSe, of The
Nex York Hrr7r. : respcn s1oie
A f,liv b~oker ~ TIE = ebTsw persussion.
..is-os,-sa f-.ra a.. cfsce 20 his We %
s~,wr ~ 90 hervsf IN Fesdiness % 90 70 he
thasfre 81 sae evening.
..Verr 49,. ny fssF,a the srnissis ~oraaa
-sni,ss ,~p- tae wire, bet teii re ois VII
W st Ia orks1fer se,fs y : soxT
= bex. Rachel rspies ner spo1ss.
~>sa7 Den 1 viii hsvs 70 vssa for io~-
nerkp,3 ir@sz Tkev
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

There =, occasionally ,. hsppv ssv N sn
~sihcr's afe n the CsFksVilie 6~erxis
Ausra-r / and . s<s&xrspA -h.~A ~unls
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

kssa lssnsa BY T b aAFms add eegpzny.
Of sais csty. Tasy are satisied Il Do Mo-
Kn0w sad sAy Lite Girl u Foar. -
y. Y. Asrror. Gocdasas grseioas. Fay IA "
yoa ens Of four slrez15s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
Iiul E1ock Iiarkar.

Chicago March l0.-Uaitle--H ceipts, 5000 head; fairly active; fancy steers, $3 20@5 20; stockers and iee.,rs, $2 25 @360; Texas fed steers. $3 2cal2o.
 Sheep-Rccelp,s, 1000 head; market shade lower; native. F3 D@J.S0; {; western, $i 90@J 90; 1exau,, Sl75@ 5.l0.
 Kansas City, March T. The Live Stock Indicator reports: tst'le-Ee- ceipls, S30 head; shipments, none :; market weak and all class l0e T. lower ; good to choice corni,d, !; q @ ; c i; common to medium, E. 2j@i 10; stock CTS, $2 00@2 90; feeders, S 0'@3 e; COWS, E 00a3 90
 Sheel-Hec,ipt,, 230 hc,d; ship ments, none; market strong; good to choice, $5 00@5 Jl; commou ,o me- dium, $2 COG i Jo.
 Philadelphia, March = -W Wool steady Ohio, Pennsylvania. West Nir- ginis, xxx and above 3 '@3ir; medium, 36@37c; coarse, 3G@ 3G!t; New York, Michigan, Indiana and est ,u fine, TT x and xxx, 27@2Sc; medi.m. See 37c; coar,e, 3j@ 3Gc; fine w..~hed d,- laine. X, 33@35c; dclaine Y and NN, 3O@35c; medium washed corb!ng and delaine, 37@3Sc; coarse d., 36,951c; i; Canada washed coming, 36 .lGc; tub washed, 39 to 43c; eastern D-e-on. 70 26: Ncw Mexico ani Colorado, - ;u 1T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14

ed in this county, and MT. Booth will examine our resources with view Of investing.
 While visiting the Grand Canyon, in May last, Rev. J. M. Green had the mis- fortune to have his horse seriously in- jured, by falling over a precipice He never expected to see him again, but Ney Strickland succeeded III getting him up out oi the canyon, and brought him to town to-day, fully recovered from the effect of his fall
 Under Sheriff Murphy, of Maricopa county. arrived in town to-day, and will return with Thomas West, former night watchman oi this place, who i> charged with horse st aling Ill that county. l. my be added that West, who has always hern considered all up- right man, claims to have taken the horse from d man who owed him ant refused 10 pay him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
Our Railroad to Phenix.

From the following, taken from the Phenix Herald. it would seem that rail road communication between Prescott and Phenix Is to be established soon, but from d different direction from that heretofore anticipated. The Herald says: To-day articles of incorporation Of the Arizona Central Railroad Com panv were filed with the county record CT for the building of a system of rail roads from this city to Prescott, to or neal Globe and to Yuma. The capital stock of the incorporation Is S1 ,5OO,OJ0 divided into 1J ,OW shares of Sl0O each. The incorporators are Morris l.. Locke, Jerscyviile, Ill w. c. Masten, Kansas City, Mo C. $. Masten, DeForest Por- ter. Frank Baxter, J. T. Dennis and D. P. Conroy, all of Phenix, Arizona. At the time of filing the articles of iucor- pOration S3IJ,00O worth of the stock had been taken, which Is sufficient for the building ol the road to Yuma
 Tine record made by the men who built tine M. X r. R. R. insures the building of the Arizona Central Rail way in 3 very short time
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
Mining tteHS.

Reports from the Etta min, afe to he effect that the property contnueS to open up well, showi Z goot ore with each foot of development.
 There are about three car l.,ils of ore stored al the sanipling work, ind there are three cars on the side t K await ing the official promulgaticn the ne W tariff, to be shipped.
 r. l.. Kasner took cut loat oi sup plies and a couple of mens thi- morning, to Martinez, to commence work develop ing 4 mining claim located u"ar the group recently purcb sed ny he Con gress mining company.
 John Mcnermid. who has d number of men working under him ,-vcloIing the Cleveland and General mines. ill Cherry creek district, writ nat the property i, showing up V I. group oi mines, consisiin nj the Cleveland General, Smith, and Rose. ar, .wnod hy Messrs j l. Fisher, '. l.. k -~uer n John McDe.mid, who proPu>. 'p dcyol- op them. The group l. situ'i,d hear tine now famous Etta mine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your ap- petite Is poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are fidgety, nervous, and generally out of sorts, and want to "brace" mp. Brace up, but not with stimulautS. spring medicines, or bitters which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour, aud then leave you in a worse condition than before. What you want is an alternative that will purify your blood, start healty action of Lver and Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength Such a medicine you will find in Flee iric Bitters, and only 50 cents bottle at c. $. Hutchins0n's Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
Which Was N? Bacon or Shakes
 peare.

The authorship of the dramatic pro ductions attributed to the last of the above named is agitating lite rary circles to the very center, but affects thepractical masses far less than the momentous question, how to regain or preserve health, that essential of bodily and mental activity, business success and the pursuit of happiness. " We can throw far more light on this latter subject than the most profound ohakesperian can on the question first propounded. If the system Is depleted, t''e nerves shaky; if digestion or con- sS. pation bothers one at times, or con- a' nt'y; ii the skin is yellow and tongue sr red as in billiousness if there are p amonitory twinges of oncoming rheu- n.,tism or neralgia; if the kidneys are aactive-use Hostetter's Stomach Bit 3rs. the finest recuperant of an age pro-
 in beneficial and successful reme- 4a as Remember, if malaria threatens
 afflicts, that 1t neutralizes the poison
 ad for,ities the system.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
RANGE FOR SALE.
A Splendid Opportunity for the
 investment of Capital.

1 X gentleman, who has long been
 resident of this county and identified
 with its live stock interests, is desirou | Of diSposing oi his stock and ranch at
 bargain, and on easy terms. The caus,
 for placing il on the market Is failins
 health and advanced years, he beins
 over 10yeArs oli and, having lived al
 active life, desires to retire for his re
 maining days to the enjoyment of hi. lies accumulation
 The ranch proper consists of 64(
 acres oi well improved land, witt au .s--- U water, with fine residence well furnished, and good barns and outhouses of all kinds. There j. also a fine bearing orchard on the place, and a well from which water Is supplied fur irrigation. In addition tC the well, there is also a stream of water the entire year flowing within a few yards of the house. The range is loca. ted below the snow limit, and stock keeps in good condition the entire year
 Good ti,le can be given to tine above named amount of land, while the water embraced in i. practically controls a range capable oi feeding l5,OOO head of stock.
 There Ire at present only few thou sand head of cattle, and some 2O0 or 300 head nj horses on the range, all of which are of superior breed.
 h connection with the above, the owner will al-o sell l6) acres of alfalfa and grain land within six miles of Phe- niy, whore stock can be driven and kept, in an euclo,ure, for fattening, if desired
 The above can be purchased for from $j0,000 to $7 900, the price to be more definitely settled from the show ing of stock books and the number of stock delivered 10 the purchaser.
 As the owner iS not III need of the iuil amount of the purchase money, easy terms can be arranged for its pay m-iA
 From d personal acquaintance with tine owner Q. this property, who Is one oi the most honorable and upright citi- zens ul the county. as well as from 8 pti>on , knowledge of the property ltsoi, ;hc JoURNAL-MINER has no hesi- tancy m commenting 1t as 8 first class op' ning for investment of capital, with certainty of remunerative re- turns.
 Parties desiring to negotiate the pur- chase of the above named property will have their spondence forwarded to Inc owner, by addressing Editor IournalMiner, Drawer F, Prescott, Arizona
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14

reports the Hassayampa, Arastra, Blind Indian, Milk, and Minnehaha creeks, flowing into the Walnut Grove lake, as being very high, and a good prospect oi that great basin being filled within the next few days.
 While coming up from Walnut Grove last evening, w. H. Williams passed within seventy-five yards Of an immense bear, within seven miles of town. He says if he had had a gun with him he could have brought old bruin down, as he was within easy range. Ambitious NimrOds, who want big game, should go out and trail him up. It is also reported that he has made way with a number of calves Tn the nelghborhood, and is probably the same one which has John Stephens brand on it. or at least that he tried to round up this week
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
Territorial Items.

4 lodge of Odd Fellows has been organized in Tempe Arizona has eigh. lodges O; Old Eel lows, all with good strong membership The Ancient Order of United Work men in Tempe have organized a build- ing association, with a cap.t5i stock of $2o. GOO.
 At mas7-meeting held l.st Friday evening, in Phenix, strong resolutions were passed against the propu~ed court Of land claims for this territor,.
 w. J. Murphy, of the Grand Avenue Company, at Phonix, has contracted for 1000 two-yearold ash trees, which are to be set out along the Grand Av- enue
 The Pbenix club has ace pted tine challenge of the Mcdowell boys for a match game of base ball It will he played in phenix, on SAtuday. the 9th instant-St. Patrick'S day
 Tucson men have planted 3O acres in potatoes, by wty of an experiment, and in case of the.r well doing, vii plant an increased acreage next year The potatoes will be grown without irri- gation.
 The Arizona Vineyard company IS building reservoir one mile from Maricopa station, with capacity oi 100000 gallons. \ pump aud engine costing 5000 are heinp nlared in po- sition y Mr. John Ua1.ln, 7, oi the Tucson Machinery C ..ut, which will have capacity c. 70,0Co gallons per hour. Three hundred a:d twenty acres as level as floor are cleared and ready for planting rai-in 2 ,res. Six hundred and forty acres will D. planted this season.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
LOCAL NOTES
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

Lawyer Wilson is home again.
 What about a St. Patrick's ball?
 Chas A. Randall has filed his official bond as notary public.
 Percy Rider, formerly of this place, Is now located in Pittsburg, Pennsyivanla.
 The rain continued throughout last night. and waters of Granite creek were away up this morning.
 Shull & Austin sent three iour-horse teams to Jerome this morning, loaded with men and supplies.
 PIP. Bush, of Canton, Ohio. who has mining interests in this section, arrived on yesterdays stage from the south-
 l.. Bashford, proprietor of the Tres colt opera house, is negotiating Tor visit here by Mast, to deliver his lecture
 W.B. Stockton, recently connected with the Prescott sampling works, will 70 out to Jerome tO-mOrrow, to take position as assayer for w. A. Clark.
 F. NJ. Murphy and C. A. Randall went out to the Congress mine to-day. The latter has taken position with the company, and will remain there
 Judge Wright has not yet started io1 Tucson, and owing to high waters and the uncertainty of getting through, may not attend the adjourned term of the supreme court.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Roads are drying up again.
 To-day's train brought in three ear loads of freight.
 J. B. McCutchen left for ten days visit to California today.
 F. M Sanford went north on to-day 'S train, to be absent a couple ol days-
 The Prescott Chautauqua Reading circle held its regular weekly meeting to-day.
 A work train Is engaged hauling gravel and filling up weak spots on the railroad.
 F.. II. Witherell has returned from Daggett, California, where he went with a lot of beef caetle.
 Owing to St. Patrick's day falling Il Saturday this year. the ball to he given m honor of the event will not take place until the 2oth or 2lst instant
 Judge McGrew has been engaged f' r two days in trying to probe tr it> bot tom case which Is rather nauseating in its details. Both of the principals to # are private soldiers, and nearly the entire Whipple garrison has been in at tendance as witnesses.
 Martin Maier has had number oi men engaged for some time cleaning ont the Miller creek dam. belonging to the city water works system. Engi- neer Helm says 1t Is Tn better condition now than 1t has been at any time since it was built
 l. x. Rodenburg says the accumula- tion of filth in the city reservoir Was about eight inches deep. It was inhab- ited by water dogs and other vermin, and gave forth sickening stench. The new city council is to be congratulated for their enterprise i'll cleaning Il
 The recent storm prevented work on the reservoir until to-day, when the sorce of men went to work on 1t. As q conseouence of the delay, the JOURNAL MINER has been compelled to employ miscle power to run its cylinder press.
 The JouRNAL-MINER is under obliga- lions to Col. l.. F. Eggers, for copy of Chauncey NJ. Depew's speech, deliv- cred before the Union League at Chi cago. It is one of the ablest and sound est political speeches delivered for years and as a literary production Is some thing excellent.
 When holders of petty public 'o' become so immediately perfect ,. their official acts cannot become subject of legitimate newspaper CT c;sm without incuiring the awful FiS ot;on of their wrath, it makes us Ire b,e (s) fer the independence ot the pr
 w H. Williams arrived yes'efa evening from Walnut Grove hay .omnleted his term of school thers
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
The chautauqua Circle.

The P. C. K. c. held its regular
 meeting last Saturday at the residence
 of Mrs. Judge Sumner Howard The 1 meeting was more lengthy and more ! interesting than usual. The minutes Of the previous meeting, held at the resi- dence of Mir j. c. Herndon, were read and ar rproved At the above named meeting, Mrs. Katie Tritle Spencer, of West Point, New York. was elected an honorary member of the club. Mr.. Aiken read very interesting article from the Chautauqua series on southern
 authors, and the president, Mrs. Tritlc. also read an article on the same subIect
 from Harper's Magazine of May, 1887.
 Mrs. Burmister read Edgar A. Poe'-
 poem "To Helen," while "Oliver Wen dell Holmes" was the subject of well
 written paper by Mrs. Levy. Owing to the inclemency of the weather, a num-
 Der of members were absent at the pre- vious meeting Of the club, and by spc
 cial request Mrs. Foote repeated her
 very interesting paper on "The Proies-
 sional Women of the Day. Current
 events were then discussed by the diff ferent members. Next Saturday being
 St Pa,rick'- day, the ladies will devote
 most of ther time to Aud Ireland"
 The responses to roll call will be quota tions from Irish poets, while tine Irish
 flag, the biarny stone, the shamrock, noted people of Ireland, and other sut- iects pertaining to Erin. will he discuss ed Last, but not least of the proceed ings at Saturdays meeting, was an in yitation to all the ladies of the club, by Mrs Levy, to a luncheon at her resi- dence, on Thursday. The next meeting of the club will also be held Ut Mrs. n. Levy's, on Saturday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such general revival of trade at c. $. iiutchinsun'r 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 .iinply enormous in ths very valuable article, from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Broch;:iv, Group, and Ill throat and uus dis ases quickly cured You can test 1t before buying by getting q trial bottle free, large size Sl Every hnttle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
Wednesdays Edition
Do not fail to see Zamloch.

| OO uot Idli tO set Ldinlotn.
 Buy your ticket for the St. Patrick
 ball.
 Zamloch at the Prescott Opera House
 tonight.
 F.. I. Long, of the Orc Bella mining camp, Is in town.
 New lot of cigars and tobacco just
 received at Aitken's Frank R. Raymond is in town from his Kirkland valley mine. Zamioch says he can be depended on
 doing just what he adver;ise> A meeting of representative stock
 men Is called for March 3istin Prescott. Morris Goldwater Is having new and attractive show windows placed in his store.
 It Is rather low order of patriotism, which receives its inspiration from mus cular brutality. A lot of new style clocks, also large assortment of valiSes, just received at w. c. Bashford X Co.'S.
 John L. finds it somewhat different fighting under London rules to those of the Marquis of Queensbury.
 Stages will hereafter leave for Jerome on Tuesdays and Fridays, returning on Wednesdays and Saturdays
 Mrs. Archibald, who has been very sick the past few weeks. Is, We are glad to learn, rapidly recovering.
 Robert Cartmell Is in town from Big Bug, where he nas been engaged in starting Robert Schofeld's mill
 The news of the arrest and imprison- ment of Marshal Meade and party in Mexico, published in this paper last evening caused expressions Of the great est indignation.
 w. C. Bashford telegraphs that Dr. Wythe, of Oakland, has performed . successful operation on A C. Burmister, and the latter Is feeling much better. This will be good news to his many Prescott friends.
 Prof. Zamloch certainly l, master Tn the art of advertising. The press. wherever he has appeared, including the big papers of San Francisco, say he Is master also in the art of legerde- | main, equaGng that prince oi tricksteIs s| Hermann.
 Mrs. R. B. Steadman, who left Pres colt recently with her daughter, to join her husband in San Diego, died at that | place on the llth day of February. Mrs. had been an invalid for some { time previous to leaving here.
 A Phenix Herald reporter has been shown a letter from gentleman at St. Louis saying that NIT Bullock, of the Prescott & Arizona Central railroad, was in Chicago and that parties had left that city to meet him ant make ar with him for the extension of the Prescott road Co rhenix
 No better opportunity i.. investment in the stock business ever presented itself in this territory than k offered in the stock range, described elsewhere in these columns. It k suitable either for an individual as 1t now stands, or for to place several thousand more head on the range, which is ample 10 support them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-14
WSndesfua Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and Retail Druggists "i Rome, Ga., says :: We have teen selling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck lens Arnicn Sllve for four years. Have never handled remedies that sell as we'll, or give such universal satisfaction There have been some wonderful cures effected Ky these medicines in this city several ctees oi pronounced COnsump- tion have been entirely cured by use of a lew bottles ol pr. Kings New DiscOv- cry. taken Iii connection with Electric Bitter>. We guarantee them always. Sold bV-C. < Hutchinson.