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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

D eport Of the condition of the Granite Ma.
II tional Bank. at Augusta, in the state
Of Maine, at the close Of business, Bee.
I2th. 1855.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, sis3 SOS o.
Oyerdrafts secured and unsecured 2745 II,
L. ;. Bonds to secure circulation, 50 60 %
U. :. Bond. TO secure deposits 50 900 %
Other stocks, bonds Ortgages 900 20
Due from approx ed reserve agents. 20 ~ ~
Due from other National Bank 3l1 10
Real estate, furniture. and fixtures. 100 %
Checss and other cash items, 10 40 "A
Bills Of other Bank go 10
Fractional paper currency, nckels and cents 10 70
specie, II "a 90
per cent Of circulation 22ssn
Total, esls 2li 70
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, sico 90 20
surplus fund, Is 90 %
Undivided profits. 7sIsA
National Bank notes outstanding, 4s 600 %
Dividends unpaid, Z-3Sl
Individual deposits subject to check, u sS "A
Cashiers checks outstanding, ss-s %
United States depos IL. 70fs IS
Deposits of Q. g. Disturbing officers a 3si 10
Due to other National Bank, 4eis Is
Repair account, 4 40 %
Total, tais eli 7e
STATE Of MaiHe. County Of EenA,bsc. a.
I. Treby johnson. Cashier Of the above named
bank do solemny that the above stateme Mt l.
true to the best Of my knOwledge and belief.
TREBY JOHNSON Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to, before me this 18th day
J.R GOULD, Notary Public.
CogREcI-Attest
5 Sas.sy RasA.5plrysr, Director.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
1ailu 4sanebtt journal.
.,sssfl, Hos,sf, BE. H. 1885,
,our T. srEvENs, EDITOR.

se..tor Vet .ay. that the President
ua...ge reminds him Of Thoma. Jeiier-
.or,, win. when Jefferson died he wa.
,,,,nd 70 have made teqaest. aggregatine
s,fo 00o. A careful examination 81 hi'
..,a,e showed that he Wa about sSfI1,tFf
/, debt At the fimr 81 his death. Bat if
bia Senatorial speeches Vest iho"Ige' IN
very different strain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

The London Time and those Identified
with IL IN IT. cfnsade, or conspiracy,
against the lrf.h state.men re making :
vast bill q exp>sses 10 both parties ia the
CONTEXT before the English judge. Bat
they have made little success IN 'a.i'in-
ing the charge. Of Parneir- enenies.
The interrninable length Of the trial must
prove extremely burdensoDie u both par
lie. but there seem. It'll. doubt that the
Times will fail 10 it, cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

From all over the land comes the pop
ular demand that the government
mu.t give. some adequate protection "a
our .hipping and the demand Is nowhere
stronger than on the Pacific Coast. The
Tacoma fW r. Ledger -aya;
president Harrison can sigualre bis 40
uini.trstion in no ray that Sjll BE- more se.
csptable to the peopl, than by giving some
.ttsstion u means for the revival Of the
American ship by giving It place upor
every sea. and making he fsg uf the arsa
republic familiar object At all The CONNER
cial port. Of the world The people Of thf
Pacific coast and Of Puget Sound are par
tiealsrly interested in the life Of the Amer
can sbip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
(First Publication. Aug. IS. lSas.l Mining Application No. 206.
 Of Herbert Fl. Logan.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI COU ,TY,

' PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI COU ,TY, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. Aug. 10. 1888. ) | Notice IS hereby given that Herbert Fl. LO gan. whose postoftioe address is Phenix. Mar scOpa county. Arizona, hss this day n!ed his application for o patent for min hundred and fifty linear feet of the Connection No. 2 mine
 Spsd aeS ve Hh in Green Valley mining district Yavapai county. Arizona territory. and designated by
 a dSe aeid nStes % N aus oci1! plat on ne ia ths Lot No. aS being described as follows. to.wit: Beg ming at stone post already estab. mining cisim. V hich is marked "C No: 2, No: l; thence s 40 deg 3S min @. var IA deg IS min e, zoo feet to stone cOst marked e No.
 2" No. 2; thence n 49 deg 25 min 6. var !4 deg Is min 6, 80 feet to n stone post m srked
 No. 3."NO 3; thence n 4c deg s min VI, var IA deg Is min e. 900 feet to a stone D ct marked
 li deg IS min e. aoO feet to a stone post marked "C No. g." No. 5; orig lOc mon b. ars n 70 deg
 ". distance So feet; then se A9 deg 2 min V, marked "C No 2" No. 6; orig Toe mon bears n 70 deg $ min W. distance 40 feet; Unttei States Mineral Monument No. 5, Graen Val. distance l0o feet thenc. 40 deg s6 min e. var No 2,"" No. 1. and place of beginning
 Total net area, SIP acres.
 The adjoining claim on the southwest 1, knewn as Connection Mo- l, and claimed by Herbert H. Logan, and ths location of Con. recorded in the Recorders enice of Yavapai countys Arisona' In Book IS. of Mines. st
 Any ami ali persons claiming adversely any portion of said Connection No. m.ne or sur. face ground are required to fie the adverse claims with the Register of the Uni cd Stat pal. territory of Arizona. during the sixty day period of publication hereof or they will be barsed by virtue of the provisions of the statute. E. BURGESS, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Democratic organs are now declaring that 'trusts must go." We recall ont that seems to have already gone "Public office is public trust" The most recent and careful calcula tions on the result of the coming election in New York is that the state will give a republican majority of 3o,ooo.
 James G. Blaine. in a recent interview concerning the campaign outlook, claims every northern state for Harreson, and thinks that the closest fight will be made in Indiana.
 A Port Huron girl who kissed MT. Thurman is reported to have said "Ii I were to do it over again had just as soon kiss the side of an old sole leather"
 Somehow the name of free-trader Is not so popular among democrats as it IS believed to have been in former ages, and the name of tariff for revenue only fills them with aversion. Even Frank Hurd and Roger Quarles Mills, are now protectionists, and the grim uncom promising old William Rufus Morrison IS about the only avowed free-trader left alive."-N. Y. Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
First Publication. Aug, Is, ls6S.) Mining Application No. 207,
 Of Herbert H L,gan.
LISTED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT, YAVAPAI COSNTY

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. Aug. 10, IS6S. Nottce Is hereby given that Herbert H, tO gan, whose postoffice address is PheniX, Mar application for patent for nine hundred ana fifty feet of the Long TontO mine or vein bea, ing gold and silver, with surface grouud SIX hun1 red feet Tn width. situated in the Green Valley mining ,:istrict, avapai coun. and omcial plat on dle in this ofhce a Lot No. $. being described as follows to- wit; beginning at stone post already 0stab. lished e mon No. of ContAct mining claim. ~ni Sin se g n l. D msr1ed No: ii N; thence % stone post marked l. T No. {; thence . Io der S min 6, var A dcs Is mia ., e60 feei 10 . stOne post marked L No. 3; thence n l0 deR c min V. var II deg IS min .. so leet to . stOno oot marked L No. 1; thence . Q deg g min -, marked L T No. 5; thence . @ deg D mil, - i. var deG IS miu 2, 80 feet to . stone poet marked No. c; United 6stee minsral monument No. :. Green Valley mining dis. !Sics, oears 4o d $ min v. dietsnce so feet; thence Q deg y5 min .. var IA deg ls min ., .o mon and post T No. anu place of be9in. ming.
 Total net area of claim, R0e acrss.
 T1o adj0tning claim on the o0uth ct fs known e the Contact. and is claimed by
 The location of the Long Tonso mining claim (Lot 45) is recorded in the ReoordeeSS o0lceef Ysvspai county. AEfsona, in Book lS, os Mines, as page 61.
 pon soa of s nso1 o.so 3fss sround aEe required to fi Ihsir sdvsrSs olaims with the Registse of tho United ototeo land 0mce. as Prescott In the ouunty of Yav0r g0s Territory of Arteo0A. during ehO 0xty :, S B, ses. ss ssI hssa e Inc seatuss. E. BURGESS. Ree1sssf.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
(Iirst Publication, Aug. U. l8S8.) Min.ng Application, No. 2o3.
UNITED STATES LANr OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI UNITY,
Of Herbert H. Logan.

TERRITORY " AR zonA, Aug. 10. 1888.
 Notice is hereby given that Herbert H: LO gan. whose postOffice address is Phenix. Mar icopa county, Arizona has this day fl~i his application for a ,tent foy twelve hu ndrss. linear feet O; the Contact mine O. vein, hear ins 20 q and silver, with surface ground. six hundred feet in width. situatet in Green Val. ley Mining Oistrct, Ysvspsi cOanty, Arizona territory. and .,eaign.ted by heli notes Q ntt
 fiic:al plats on file m this ffice as Lot No 46, on unsurveyed and, said Lot No A6 bein: described a Allows, to- wit:
 in tn. ground. and markt c No l.. M; thenca u, 60 deg s min W, var A deg 10 min 6, so feet to s stone post marked 10. 2 U ni.ea States Mineral Nor nment No 5, Green Valley Min lnS des $ n w. ais.sncs So feet thence 49 deg S min ", var IA ceg ls min e; l.DO Ie.s to stone post marked q No 3; thence 4o deg B min 6. var M .e 6 min .. 90 fee: tO a stone post marked No :; theme . 2. 70 dSx s, so post marked c No s; thence @ deg 3' min 6. var N deg l5 min. (, 20 feet to stone pos. marked c No 6; thence D @ deg 8S min v, var A deg i5 min .. 800 feet to monum ent and port
 Total net area of claim. ls.S3 acres,
 The adjoining claiM on the ncrtheast s known as the Long TOnto. anu 10 claimeo Oy Herbert H. Logan. and tine lOcai lon or the Contact mining claim Qot No; 46l is reoorded Arixcna t-rritcry. in Book l9. cf Mines. at psge 6H9. and Book & peges 4l2 and l0.
 AHy sDd all persons claiming advereely any portion of said CCntac, mine or surfaos claims with the Reg. ster of the Uutted Staies land office. at Prs scott, in the County of Yav. apai, Territory Ot Arizona. during She sixty days period Ot publication hereof. or they be Sa red by 's1 St Ss
 HulS Pm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
The Chemist and che Parrot.

The Chemist and .he Parrot. It was wet and dull yesterday ant ] the Bowery parrot was in bad humor He screeched and gnawed his perch and the galvanized wires of his cage with tho same melancholy monotony which free traders display when forced to gnaw the facts and figures presented in The Press Suddenly stopping this innocent amuse ment the gloomy bird screamed in shrill tones:
 "The tariff is tax"
 "Did you say taxf" remarked . good looking drug store clerk ~ho was passing on his way to work.
 "Go soak yo' head" the bird replied.
 Come, none of that, old chap" said the young chemist. "Listen to me" The bird gnawed the wire furiously.
 "The duty on chloroform, for example, said the chemist, 'is 50 cents per pound. The domestic article is selling at s cents per pound. IS cents less than the duty"
 And the sole reply was: "The tariff is a ax."-N. Y. Press.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
Democracy Always for Cheap La

Democracy Always for Cheap La
 boT.
 To anyone who is familiar with the history of the democratic party it will be needless to say that its economic pol icy has ever been that of cheap labor, which always means political and so- cial depreciation, of which the 4o-cent- a-day laborer. tissue ballots and shot gun politics of the southern states are today the disgraceful monuments. It is quite natural that the party which thrived upon slave labor and forced the country into a war to prevent industrial freedom, should stand for what seems the next best thing. the lowest priced free labor. The democratic party not only stands for cheap labor as a local practice, but that IS the cardinal doctrine in its politi- cal economy. No one should be sur prised that the democratic party has em- braced English economics. That is the natural goal to which it has been tending for years. The St. Louis tariff smashing declaration is no new doctrine for that party. Free trade, pure and sim pie, was one of the chief articles in the written constitution of its slave-hoIding confederacy. They will doubtless deny that they ever favored slavery. The facts. however. on this point are toe clear to need stating. The issues between the two parties in this campaign are clearly drawn. The democrats stand for . radical departure from protective industrial policy, facing directly for free trade at maximum speed. The repub- licans stands distinCtively for the pro- tective policy which with us has become traditional-George Gunton.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

Here is an example worthy of being followed by the father of all "mashers" Mir. Charles Crowley. a handsome young fellow in Brooklyn, followed Miss Parker on the street. and spoke to her, and tried to take her arm. Miss Par ker screamed and gave Crowley in charge for insulting her. The young mans father got him out on bail. and then dragged him to the young lady's house, where he made him get down on his knees and beg the young lady's par don. Crowley. Jr. was then taken home, and persons residing in the neighbor- hood were kept awake all night by a mysterious whacking noise, which sounded like a barrel slave vigorously applied to basging trust or something else .-Ex,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

Notice is hereby given that Herbert H: Lo. icopa county. Arizona, hes this day filed hi! application for patent for twelve hundred linear feet of the Connection No. 1 mine oI vein: eesTins gold snd siver wish !,,nn :S zee In Green Valley mining district. Yavapei county, ArisOna territory, and designAted bv the held notes ana official plat on de in this Ias S Nc. O. q IF Seins ds:crieed M e sciiov:, to.wis.
 Beginning st stone post 36Il0x6 ine. eee ll Ins in the gfs und and marked O No. l. No. ! 1 N; thence D e deg S min V. var H deG lS l" No. 2, original mon bsers . . deG . min V, distance % feet, United Nine:al Monument No 5. Green Valley dlstrict. beass Q deg . min V. distance loo feet: thenSe e dog q posi ma, fed "C No. |" No. ., orig ioc mon bears D l2 deS V. distance O feet: thsnce . . deg g mtn .. var l4 deG ls min ., 20 feet to stone post marked 70 No. L" 10. [; thenee 2 ssss sss po.s Hcs nc T.i & . l9 deg s min .. var M dee IS min .. LA fees tO et00e post Aarkoo "C No. l" No. .: tAenoe ? . deg . min V. var lA deg 10 min .. 70 f.se place of beginning.
 Total net area of claim. l.Oa acses.
 The dJoining claim on tho northea1e Q the Connection No: 2 minlng clain. elained sy Connection No. mining claia (L0s No. S1 je recorded In the kecor1eI's oc1oo ef YavaDai county, AnsG na, in Book u. q 1insas c raee sop. and Book q. pegss All end N4
 any portion Of cid CoaSsseioa Io. 4ine q GuYfsce gHouna oeo n 0ull06 t0 no their ode verse elaine vfth che 1sagis1sr e She Unise1 ssasss lend c@ee. q Pssseees. Yavala eean: ssslis.s0e sssse! z sis is:s sa sI sis ,: lssssS
 aay 2m~ . BURGEes. nsoisass.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

In a recent speech delivered neal Chicago Judge Tourgee, in replying to charges made against the republican party by Senator Blackburn, sad :: q have no bitterness against any section of southern people, and never had but am so unfortunate as to believe that the fact that man or people have been wrong. habitually and continuously wrong. in their convictions, aspirations and policy, affords little assurance that they are right in the present. or will be right in the future; that the man who stud jed political economy under the .utelage of slavery is not likely to be found in hearty accord with the interests of free labor !; that a man whose patriotism ripened into revolt is not likely to regard the interests of the whole country above what he may conceive to be the policy of the section for which he offered his bl oOd,'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
Notice to Taxpayers

Office of the Treasurer of Ysvapai County. !
 Prescott. Arizona, Sept. 10. lSsS Notice is hereby given that The duplicate assessment roll of the County of Yavapai Territory Of Arizona, for the year 1SSS, is now in my possession for the collection of the taxes therein, and the taxes are now due and payable. Taxes will be delinquent on the thlrd Monday in December, next hereafter. and unless paid on that day or prior thereto per cent will be added to the amount there for the year 1888 at my oflce. in the City of Prescott, between the hours of 9 .. w. and $ p. m, from and after this date.
 ". c. BAeHFORD. County Treasurer and x-Onieie Tax Collector proarott llrtS,hAY ISS2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
Governor Dick Oglesby

Governor Dick Oglesby of H. linots. in speech to Ia 900 republicans in East St. Louis, on Saturday night, when referring to the solid south spoke truly when he said "We were told be- fore the civil war began tbat we were a a geographical party, and we have heard of that to-day. How does that look here now, in 1888, when the war was finished in 1865, to have flung into your faces every day, and wherever you go that there are sixteen solid states where the tariff is not mCoted seriously, where financial questions have no effect where public questions and foreign treaties have no effect, where everything is put behind them, all questions showed aside as they vote solid, impregnable to a single light of patriotism or reason. [Great applause. Well if that is the desire of the sixteen states of the south l have made up my mind for one now and here, and steadily ard onward to insist on twenty-two solid states north of Mason and Dixon's line. Applause l If that is the kind of political discus sion we are to have m this country propose to meet it, and propose to speak 1t so loud that their candidate for president and all their candidates for senators and members of congress and governors shall understand, and understand it once for all, that the gov ernor of Illinois. the republican gov- ernor, now proposes to lift up here banner of the solid north. Great and prolonged applause. If the solid south has gone on so far that it has closed its ears against discussion of revenue question; it it has closed its ears against debate upon all national questions that interest this northern people, and will al ways vote solid south, I propose to meet that stub5ornness, propose to meet that bitterness, propose to meet that political consolidation with all its hidden purposes-purposes not yet dis closed to you and l, not made public to this country-with solid north, and to do all I can to solidify that north. Ap- plause.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

For the past four elections in Mari copa county the political lines have never hung 60 loose at this stage of the campaign 6 at present There is a spirit Of independence displayed all around. The candidates are indepen- dent. and seem to be making individual campaign instead of for the entire ticket The voters seem similarly inspired and propose iO select favorites on the ticket. -Arizonan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
Fresh Candies.

Jules Baumann is manufac turing fresh every day, plain and fancy home made candies; and lovers of confec- tionery should not fail to call at the Bellevue Hotel, and spend their surplus "bits' for strictly pure, unadulterated stuff, made right here, and sold at iv- ing prices. m26tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
Some Interesting Items for Al
 Classes M Readers.

Martin Maier wishes to say that he will deliver ice during the coming sum
 mer at one cent per pound. Orders Jeff
 at Divers store, Whipple, or at his saloon, on Granite street, will receive prompt attention
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

support family. Upon Niarus the .ule is reversed-the girl says or does noth- ing, and her father bestows her out of hand upon the diver whe stays longest and hfinps most sDonQeS,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

On the Gfeek Island of Himia 10 girl can many until che can dive and bring up the sponge that is known to grow only in the deepest water. as t IS not thought be6ose that time that che is prepared to
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
Notice to SettIe.

Exery pseson tnaehtsd Q tAs m - V. Q ell c cur sl1ee a1d 6offlo fSe1r SSSS1Sf1 c 00ee. Owing to tho aooeA Of N. k VlI. soss eli aasess. 9es = cloeea sI. e ali my le4 MoA will - knnaoa . or dk10ga - 2ex eolloce3o1s -. x W1k00M . CO
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

The annual meeting of the stockholders o( inlPresc0tt. Arizona, on
 Thursday, Nov. lst, 1888, At which n, eting will be held a election Of Directors for the ensnine year. Polls will be opened for that purpooe at l2 os,lOck nooa and remain open uufil o'clock D. m.
 WI. M. KELLY, oeSzet.ry. Rresco& October ( la&. a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

A City of Mexico special says Henry Firing, the representative there of the Norman colonies in the state of Chi huahus, denies the report that he has bought 4oo,oco,ooo acres of land in that state, formerly the property of the Funi Indians. He also denIes the charge that the Mormons contemplate moving en mass to that country. The Mormons there nov number over I5o families, occupying 100000 acres. In Chihuahua there..is much discussion in the press regarding the Mormon immigra- tion. The general sentiment is adverse to 1t.
 The French have discovered method of making smokeless powder, the deto- nations of which are scarcely audible, so that the firing will not reveal the where abouts of an army.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

Ice cream of all kinds of flavor, and all kinds of ices, at the Bellevue hotel, or delivered to any part of town. The delivery wagon will make regular trips during the warm hours of each day. juitf
 Order your ice from Maier's covered wagon. Ice delivered daily to any part of the city and Fort Whipple, for one cent per pound ml1tf
 Just received, at Geo. H. Curry's, 800 bottles of the finest sperm sewing ma chine oil. Buy only the best, and save your machine. j12u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

Martin Maier has opened cold lunch stand at his place on Granite street. He has just received an invoice of imported goods, consisting of Swiss and Limburger cheese, sausages, ham and sardelles. Give him A call.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
WEAK 0ENle:s.s: ':

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

.1E. \. WITHEREII, withereIkiIIe, |. T.. GNE ERAi.  IFeed,
 Grain. 3ays 1tO.. Proprietor Coyote SpRing' Ranch P. o. Box lo5, Prescott,
 Arizona. 1 Contractor ( Forwarding AGENT UNITED VERDE C0PPeR nmEs
 Always ready to supply Beef on contracts or Horses or Mares in car load lots. Wagons, Wagons Just arrived at Witherellville- One car load Studebaker's wae- ons, 34. 3 and 33 axle, together with one and two-seated Buck. boards, all made from second growth timber, ::and manufae- turEd expressly for the Arizona trade.
 TheselWagons were bought for Spot Cash! and any parties wanting wagons will find it te their interest to get my fgures before purchasing. Twill not be undersold.
 Have also a good stock :.of Concord Team Harness, with assortment of extras, such as Straps, Flames, Traces, Snaps, Etc.
 l have also recently received large shipments of Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware and Groceries, and have now a full stock of General Merchandise, And am prepared to fill any or ders promptly and compete with any figures in Arizona.
 l carry a large stock of Grain | and Alfalfa Hay, Rolled Barley, etc., at bottom figures.
 In connection with my freight | ing contract to the Black Hills l l am running a Blacksmith Shop, | and any one needing work of | that kind will find here good | workmen, and have it done to | their satisfaction. I also em- ploy wood workmen, who are the best.
 Any one coming here from a distance will find here a board ing-house, stables, corral, feed and water, all of which xre free to my patrons. ].
 1 put my whole trust in the Lord, SO my goods must be sold | for CASH! or on short time:.and rempt payments.
 E. H. WITHERELL. yl0
 Prescott Lumber Co,
 AT THEIR SAW MILL
 HeFsAwese se Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
Wanted.

1000 School Children to buy Hats al Half Price, at Mrs. Sullivan's. If