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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
suslmgss locALs.

Lace ffouncing ct Goldwater's. d
 Pure drugs and chemicals at the Corner drug store. u
 "Lord Fountleroy" caps just received at Goidwster's. If
 All the standard patent medicines at the Corner drug store. u
 Embroidery houncing very hand some at M. Goldwater { Bros. u .
 When you want good cigar, i'm ported or domestic, go to Ford's. ie27
 Reduced prices have caused . great rush of business at the Corner Drug Store. u
 Ice-cold coda water with delicious fruit syEups, 5 cents . glass. at the Cor ner Drug Store. u
 Try bottle of PAine,s celery coni- pound, the finest nerve tonic known, to bs had at the Mountain City Drug Store. All
 Everybody is purchasing at the Cor ner Drug Store, on account of the great reduction in pricee. u
 Homeopathic medicines. A full as- sortment just received at w. w. Roes' Corner Drug Store.
 M. Gollwater < Bro. are in receipt of | fine line of embroideries. laces and all other kinds of white goods. If
 Saddles, harness, whips and every thing in this line st wholesale or retail at Osenburg Bros., west side of the plaza, Prescott. Prices low a the Owest. u
 New millinery goods just received st Mrs. Burdge's. Call and see what lovely Pattern hats, Sun-Shade hats, bonnets, ribbons and flowers. Second door north of the Postoffice. mTml Miss Christine Johnson, who foz several years has conducted one of the most popular restaurants of Prescott, will, on and after the 10th inst, take charge and superintend the kitchen and dining rooms oi the Bellevue Hotel. '.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
IN SELF DEFENSE
ITws Miners Shot and Instantly
 Killed, by A. w. Caiien' at His Camp.

on Tus.d.v right, Sheriff o'Neill re |ce;ved brief note, by courier, from A |w. Callen (Old GrisIly)' stating that |cu Monday nigh. he had killed two |osn. and that he would give himself ur bu arrival of the sheriff or his deputy ae immediately proceeded to Callen's .mu q, placeri.as. where the tragedy .s enacted. arriving there at seven h,clock Wednesday morning. and lesv- ng at eight o'clock arrived in Prescott ;sh Mr Csllen in custody at 6 30 p. m. the same day, having in that time daen the 6 me horse . distance of So hi'es. :, The JouRxAL-MNER man visited .usn in the county jail, to learn the -,;cu,.r. of the killing, but he de- ned .o make any statement further .n to sllege justification in the kill :. stating that there wore witnesses to and he preferred to await the pre- mary examination, when all the ,,. and circumstances would he o,sbt out From other parties
 learned, however. that the two m who were killed, whose nsmes re Byron J. Charles and Frank Work, been at work on a claim near Cal "a camp. That the latter had also n st work on c claim near them.
 uarties had walked to Callen's cabin
 ether, and after reaching 1t dis
 e arose over mining claim, when .rles and Work threatened to "do
 ben up" unless he would sign a deed
 . certain piece of mining prop
 Charles was armed with a
 shooter at the time, the weapon
 a by Callen being a doubls-barreled
 guu. loaded with buck-shot. Alter
 shooting. word was sent to Judge
 er Wade at Walnut Grove, to come
 hold an inquest, but after waiting
 l Tuesday evening, and the Judge
 Ing to arrive, the bodies were coffin- Ind buried without an inquest. Cal
 preliminary examination will hc
 to-morrow, the witnesses arriving
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Con0vmOd.

The favorable impression produced on the fret appearance of the agreeabla liquid fruit nmedy, Syrup of Fig., a few years ago has been more than con. firmed by the pleasant eIperience of all who have use,i it, and the success of the proprietois and manufacturers, the Cal Fig Syrup Company.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
. u IT A e N .


 In the District Cour. 0f the Third Judicial District. Territory of Arizona. County of
 Sum aons No. l7Oe Wm. Dulin. Plainti6. va AYisoua Mining Cos and standard Milling and Reduction Co., Ds- fendanta.
 Action brought ia the District Court of the Third Judicial ptasyiet, in and for the Coun- D of Ysvapai. Territory of Arisona. = The Terrltory of Arizona sends grootine to Arx ma Mining Go. Aad Standard Milling q Rsduction Co. Eoa are hereby summonsd end required to appear In an action brUught against you by the above named plAinu6 tn the Distf ct Court of the Third Judicial uis. trioi, in end for the County of YAvapais tu the Territory of Arizona, and AueWor the complaint nied with the clerk Of this Court, aa Prescott, in said county, within sen days service upon y,.u of this summons, if eegved in this co Snfy; but 1, served out of the county and within this district, then within twenty days: in all other case thirty days. Ana you are here by nouded toatf you fs sti to arpsar and answer the complaint = above required. Inc plaintiff will take jud gmens by default Against you, and costs and al s- bu rsemente in this behalf expanded.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court this 2sth day ofJnly. A. D. l8se-
 l~eal1 WILLIAM WILKER6ON, Clerk
 Wilson Norris. Attorneys for Piaintl6. jy1i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
auek,sn.a,Arn,oa sa,ss

The Best S&lve tn the world for Cnis Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheuin, Fever Ssnes, Chapped Hands, Chilblai"- Corns. and al Skin Eruption. and Is-- lively curss Piles or no pay required. |, is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 2b cents per
 boy. For aslc by Beaumont Core.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Duslnoos Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such . general revival of trade at Beau. mont Coxe'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 1t always cures and never disappoints. Coughs Colds, Asthma. Brochitis, Group. and all throat and Jung diseases quickly cured You can test 1t before buying by getting trial bottle free, large size $l. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

th,s new horsepower for pumping pur poses anu farmers. stockmen and oth- ers, who have need of such An apparA' tus, can do no better than by purchas- ing one of thsse. MT. Dowd has re
 gently purchased his partners interest, and is now sole owner in the patent
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

Fine assortment of Cigars, Tobacco Fruits, Confectionery. Notions, etc : Finest Imported Cigars ever brought to this city, 3 for 50 cents. Fresh Fruit received every day. A fine oh ance for Gold Match. Somebody will get 1t. When you buy One Dol. lars worth of goods, at any one tune call for ticket, which will eutitle you to . chance to draw . Gold Watct
 Wsltham movement, worth $6O. Draw ing July 30th, 1889. To be given away free to th- one holding the lucky mum bsr. This is . bouAfide offer Ford's 1884 MontaumA Street. l24-h
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
FROM MONDAYS DAILY


 Father C.Peyron, of New Mexico. is in town.
 G. J. Rockwell came in from . trip through the mountains yesterday.
 JIG. Tice, route agent of Wells. Fargo < Co, is in town, checking up."
 A game of base ball was played yes terday afternoon, the score ot which was B to 15.
 A. w. Callen and his son, Jim s. Callen, left yesterday for the formers mining camp at Placsritss.
 Dr. J. NJ. MArshAll left yesterday for the Atlantic X Pacific railroad, where he has a great many patrons. Brother Jones. of the FlAgstaf Dem ocrat, invariably refers to Prescott as the county sits."
 San Francisco papers speak of Nike Lucie, as one of the prominent prize fighters there at present. Wonder ii this is the Mike Lucsy recently of Pres. | cettf
 Judge c. q. w. French writes to his friend Judge Flsury. that he will arrive | in Prescott within . week, and has en- gagged room in the lAtter's residence at West Prescott.
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad com psny has commenced to rebuild its de- pot in Flagstaff. The new structure will be bnilt of stons, and will bs con sidsrably larger than the one recently destroyed by fire.
 There will bs . social meeting o Golden Rule Chapter, No. l. Order o the Eastern Star lodge, Thursdsy. the
 25th inst. All members and visitinl
 sisters and brothers are cordially m
 vited.-
 | Bernard Goldman, of the firm o
 Goldman < Co. of Phsnix, and Loui
 De Puy, of the same place. arrived IT
 Prescott. yesterday, by private cenvey
 ance, and will remain here for fev
 days, enjoying our cool mountain sil | Dr. E. B. Hslsey received the follow
 ing telegram this morning, from Ere
 M. Campbell, dated Oakland. CalifoI
 mia, July 2ist: "Ned died this morn ing. Pneumonia superveued. Fuae
 ral Tuesday afternoon" The "Ned
 spoken of was Edward B. Campbell. whs
 has until recently been engaged ir mining with A. W. CAllen. at his Plac , er,tas camp.
 | John J. Miller. who left St. Louie Il , April, 1852, is supposed to be in Ari . zona, a he was when last heard iron
 His old mother, who has passed 5 years, would ike to hear from him b,
 fore she passes ever the river. Her at . dress is, Mary Miller, 1884 South l2t street. St. Louis. Mo. Any person wh can give the aged mother any inform, | tion concerning her son will receive he | grateful thanks.
 ;\I R. H. Burmister and family returne on Saturday night, from . weeks visi ,. very pleasantly spent on the lowe r Agua Fria, with A. 0. Burmister, tt D | formers brother. MT. Burmister say s his brother has raised the largest cro .- of grain hay on his ranch this year tha has ever been raised in the valley. H l. is engaged in baling it now for msrke ? He has cut two crops of alfalfa this se 4 son, and will get one or two more. I'm
 section has been visited with splendi showers this season.
 l., Milo Dowd had his new pumping q F. pArstus in operation on Saturday. !: worked to perfection, throwing out |, large stream of water from we'll opp site Brecht < Throne's shop. There | no question about the practicabllity
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Marriod.

BoYD-CHRIsrrAK-In Prescott, JuIy 20th, 1889, by Father Ferrsri, J. H. Boyd and Miss Katherine Christian both of this county.
 PALMER-BuRGK-In the Boyle Heighi M. E. church, Los Angeles, July T. 1889. William B. Palmer, formerly of Prescott, to Miss Lou A. Burge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 J.W. Smith, of Walnut Grove, Is in town.
 We hope to see the cavalry company organized.
 City council will hold its meeting at s o'clock this evening.
 M. Langley, of Kirkland valley, was in town yesterday.
 Farley Smith has returned from visit to Walnut Grove.
 John .Sorg left to-day for Los Angeles, to visit his daughter, Mrs. Emanuel. sc. Reese is filling a contract for | fifty cords of wood for the city. A wedding is on the tapis for to- night or tomorrow night. A. W. Callen gave bonds this morn ing, and was released from custody. Milo Dowd had his pump in opera tion to-day in we'll opposite Brecht X Thrones blacksmith shop. Col. Nesbit is still in the county hos pital, having been an inmate of the in. stitution now for four or five months. Wm. Morris has filed his oath of office and bond ss justice of the peace of Flagstaff precinct.
 Mir. and Mrs w. A. Deering's four months old child wss buried this after
 noon at 2 o'clock. Their little girl u
 also Ill. | Redmond ToOhey, formerly of the
 firm of Toohsy < McKeons. of thii
 place, is in town visiting his many
 friends.
 Matt Welch left for home to-day
 He drives one of the best four in hand
 ranch teams in this section of the coun try.
 Friedlein Brothers have filed theiI
 sheep brand, and notice for record They name .the territory of Arizona" . their range.
 | Another militia meeting will be hel
 in the court house, this evening Ut o'clock. All interested are requested io attend
 L. Bsshford writes that he and Mrs Bashford have visited Toronto, Mon treal and Quebec, in Canada, and ar now in Boston. II The Chinsman charged with th
 theft of coal at Prescott Junction wa
 released yesterday by Justice Andrews ! the jury hearing the case rendering verdict of not guilty. | The race at Walnut creek, on Thur
 day, was won by Wm. Denny's "Buck
 skin," and the saddle-horse race by Gee Derny's "Honest John." James Mofia , won first prize in the roping and tyin ! contest. and Wm. Denny second
 | time, l IS and 1 :22 respectively. Sheriff O'Neill and Deputy Geo. ] | Brown left on this afternoons train ft : Yuma with six prisoners, sentenced r serve terms in the territorial prison, II follows: John Halford, D. M. Ha ! wick and Wm. Stiren, highway robber n | 25 years each; Ed. Reyes, manslaug n ter, ' years; F. G. Gregory, forgery, d years; James Staples, grand larceny, h years.
 n Tucson Star announces that the Ps E rim Land and Cattle Go. has dissolve Is and that a new company has been Ii gani1ed by the following gentlemen it w. c. Land, c. NJ. Bruce, J. M. Hoga m pr. J. F. Thornton, Robert Perrin an to | E. B. Perrin. The two first nam
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
!. e,.,,m,n.rv Exam,n atlon.

no pB0Isvtususosy
 Ae preliminary exam ination of A Csllen, for the killing of Byron kles and Frank Work, was com- ced before Judge Fleury this morn in the court house, a large num- bf spectators being present. k. J. er, the ex-deputy revenue collector, the first witness examined. He lied that Charles fired two shots at bn with . pistol before the latter That one of the bullets had en- the ceiling, about an inch over n's head. That both Charles and fell near each other and within b feet of the house. An urgent bst had been sent to Judge Wade ome and hold an inquest, and burial of the bodies had been de- until 4 o'clock of the day follow Ae killing awaiting his arrival.
 next witness was Jesse Jones, tated that he had been in Callen's by; had been home all day; heard )our shots fired about 2 o'clock in 5ening, when in his room in Cal csbin. Shots were all in quick bsion; first three he thought were as man could pull a trigger two hem were pistol ssots. When how he knew the pistol shot kred first. he answered b. stating he pistol with empty chamber md in a dead man's hand. Botf : fell within twenty feet of the
 Barlow, househeeper of MT
 testified that she wac in tho when the shooting occurred us to any shot being tired shs loud talking. and heard Mir. But "They're going to kill Callen. aiately after she heard two O hots fired, which were followed after by two louder reports
 easily distinguish between tn shots and those from the shot ehe heard loud talk between tn before she went to the garden ard Work say to Charlee, "Yo' always been my triend, and T by you" Saw two bulle -one in the window screen an bar the top of the door.
 er witnesses were also examine testimony was corroborative above, when Mir. Csllsn VI ani made astatement, in su
 as follows:
 Dtated that som three montl harles and Work came to h and wanted to know if ho coul l them of good min,ng locatio a them of an old claim abo quarters of 8 mile west of h on which some work h.. d bee but 1t had been abandoned. Il ht if 1t was worked 1t might ped into good claim. Il vith them and showed them q when they located it and cou a work on it. Good gold ro< scovered, when Charles came
 nd told him of it, suggesting tn bte an extension, which he di Ag the south extension. 9th,
 located the north extension . and Work afterwards had the Durveyed, and found they on
 DO feet, instead of 1.JOO fe. hey asked him to deed 50O fe bxtension to them, which he I
 explaining that he had t, rs, and could not deed their Ii
 t he was willing to deed his ow latter was talked over at diff; nes, ct which he always reius, Dent to make the deed. On Mo
 ening, MT. Callen came by tn
 where they were at work, and
 walked to his cabin togeth, . lhe subject of the deed was aga bed. After reaching his cal bid him to get his pen a 7 nd make out the deed, whi r( clined to do. Charles tf 'S Work, i've can't do anythi ,s with the old | .s b." He (Callen) turned to see ks was armed when the latter ' Dith club across the neck. Cal
 to his room when Work said
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Di- srrhea. Twenty-Five cents bottle. jsn2Syl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
0lad.

DKERING-In Prescott, July 18th, John Walker, infant child of Mr. and Nrs. Wm. Deering.
 kourH-In Flagstaff, July l4th, Peter F. son of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Routh. aged 5 years.
 McGowAN-In Prescott, July 23d. Jacquinne, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. W. NcGowan, aged l month and 26 days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
hs ouaht to De

"Ol Dire woer" the dyer cried.
 "What fate than mine is sadder, Each day my wife is boiling mad. And ] am boiling madder." -Terre Haute Express.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Wednesdays Edition

The county hospital contains s8 ga tienrs.
 Brecht < Throne received . ear bod
 Of wagons yesterday Old Pluvius seems to have in.uyn-
 rated boycott against Prescott. .s shs
 rain storms seem to give us wide erth.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Austin hsve taken the house on Mccormick street. Wrs,
 Prescott, formerly occupied by Dr. k K. Robinson and. as soon as necesr q, repairs can be made. will move m.
 Had the railnad been wiling so. make the same concessions which saa board of trade has offered, the did.s ences between them would long sinee have been settled.
 Msmbers of the board of trade sas the statsment made by this paper. of the existing differences between sk,.,. pers and the railroad, have been trne to the letter.
 Capt. c. F. Eagan, U. SA far. merly chief commissary oi this depsrt- ment, came in on yesterdays train, to look after his mining in:ersts her. and received hearty welcome ,ron our people.
 The ChantAnqaans will picnic ss t..e Point of Rocks. Wednesday. Aueus, 7th, two weeks from today An vba wish to go will please send postal so the Vice Prssident, or Secretary, that ar rangements may be made in rseard ,a carriages, attachments, etc.
 The board of trade ma last night and opened bid. signed hy all the pr.ac,- pal freighters in this section, otlsr. Co haul goods from Ash Fork to P.es- colt for $ cents. $I, and $I.as Der hur dred pounds. according to the nature of the goods. The bid vas rejected and the board adjourned until s o'clock h. day.
 Having been repeatedly charged by our contemporary, with missus,emrnt in regard to the amount subscribed and paid in by Prescott citizens. towards building the Prescott ( Arizona Cen,rsl railroad. the JouRNAL-MKER mar called to-day at the Bank of Ar,ropa through which institution the collections were made. and vas cousteously shown the list, which shows that the amount subscribed vas $so,ooo. Of this amount $3z7se was paid in cash and bonds taken therefor. many of which. as stated heretofore. being afterwards sold by subscribers at io.sy cents on the dollar. An additional amount ct $4,ooo was paid in services to Mir. Bullock and in real estate, while over $I,6co was paid in cash in par, payment of subscriptions and subsequent pay ments not being made no bonds were ever issued, and this amount stands as an absolute donation. Total paid to Mr. Bulleck. 43.3s7.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
ChlIdarnaEnioy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow its use, so that 1t is the best family remedy known, and every family should have a bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
nosse Roooo,

There will be horse rodeo in Big
 Chino valley, commencing on Tuesday, July 30th, st the Maxwell place td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Teushs, Attention !

You arc requested to meet this even ing. Very important business. By order of tho foreman. E. w. FRxxcH, sec'y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

q Stewart, ranch, cattle and horses 24th; Jake Miller, 800 cattle, 24,h United Verde Copper Co. copper bul | lion and coke, 24th. Adjourned uatil 9 o'clock July 18th THURSDAY, July IS. Full board present. In session as board of equalization. Q. F. Place appeared and was e1 am. ined, and. an motion, assessment oI Crowned King Mining Co. was passed w. W. Ross appeared, was sworn and examined and, on motion, 800 was | struck of his assessment, and $a5O was added to ssssssn,snt of Levi Bashford, for fixtures o! Corner drug store. On mot on. it was ordered that the improvements on lot a0 block l3 be assessed at tl 800 io B. H. smith.
 Protest of A. & P. K. R. Go. against the sssessment on their lands was read and laid over for further eonsiderat tion.
 The ioliowing persons were cited to appear before the board:
 A. D Whitney, Sl50 on improve ments. 24th inst. A. P. Williams, 10 cattle, 2fth; John Woods, loo cattle, 24th.
 Adjourned until 80 o'clock.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 In session ss s board of eq ,Alizstion n
 Board completed comparison of field books an6 assessment rolls.
 The following psrsons were cited to appear:
 E. Wsnless, 10 cattle, 24th inst; Chas. Yates, 35 cattle, 20th.
 Wm. Dulin appeared. and ' .25 for ice added to his assessment.
 Board adjourned until Friday, July 18th, at 10 o'clock.
 Jn session ss . board of supervisors:
 Petition asking that Wn,. Partridge be appointed road overseer of road dis trict No. was read and laid over.
 Bill of T. ". Otis, for supplies, was audited and allowed for $6.75.
 Board adjourned until Friday, July 18th, at 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24


 Board e Supervisors-
 TUESDAY, July a
 Board met July s3d, ct 10 o'clock, purssant to adjournment. Present. s. P. Behan (chairman) and Morris Goldwater, supervisors, and tho clerk Report of Henry Bevering. road over seer Of district Ns. !. for quarter srs. June Seth, was read and accepted, a1 bill allowed for s264 %.
 h the matter of the claim el Mohase county fer sI.s92.05 and interest, r. taxes Ter 1886. psid by T. L. Bacon se Ysvspai county. the clerk wss. c.i -. tion, instructed to notify the Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of the county q Mohaye, that it's commrnicasion has been received, and the sans. had ben disallowed. That the county of Ya,e- psi, through it's supervisors after B. gently Investigating the matter ancsr consideration believe the county of Mo have is indebted Co the county 0f yA- vapai for onshah of the taxes collected ef T. L. Bacon for the years 1879 so 1885 inclusivs, e may appear on the tax rolls of said Nohave county lees the amount paid the territory; and the county of Yavapai, through its board of supsrvisors, now makes demand on aaid county of Aohavs for such amount with legal interest thereon to date.
 Board adjourned until Wednesday, July 24sh at 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
FRIpAY. July l9.

rkbAfs Suif IS. Board met pursuant to adjournment, ali the members and clerk being pres ent.
 The following persons appeared in answsr to citations, and wer examined and action taken thereon, a follows: Frank Kuhne, assessment passed w. J. O'Neill; assessment of the Lind say estate passed
 Alonro < Edwin Hill; Asssssmsnt passed.
 Senator Gold Mining Co, by c. M. Clark; q, 800 added to assessment. Charles Morris' assessmsnt was passed, on telegram.
 Adjourned until o'clock p. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Weak, Painful Backs

&6 Kidney end Uterine Pains ant Weak NJ 0Iuesseo relieved in one minute by Inc
 ASDCot1c0sN Anti pa1n PtaaeeR. the .8v nrst and only pain killing plaster, New. busssntAneous. in Alltbls. A ceuta>