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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10
Friday's Sports.

The celebration of the Fourth of
 July holiday closed on Friday, with .
 base ball game in the morning, and ladies riding and COW boy tournament at the Driving park in the afternoon. Greater interest was manifested in the latter than in any of the previous days sports at the track, every available
 vehicle and animal in the town being pressed into service to carry passen-
 gers, business of all kinds being closed for the afternoon. The prizes offered for the best lady rider was . fine saddle as first, and a bride for second prize. There were seven contestants: Mes danes T. Alto, Celia Book, D. W. Thorne and Misses Mollie Baker, Min nie Bargeman, Mary Boblett and Lizzie Dillon. The judges selected were Jeff Young, Orick Jackson, George Augustine, Geo. L. Merritt, Frank Kuehne, James Rourks, Juan Leibas. The first prize was awarded to Miss Lizzie Dillon, and the second to Miss Mary Boblett.
 In the COW boys tournament there were seven entries, as follows: Riley Johnson, Juan Leibas, Esn Jackson, Robert Jackson, Ignseio Leibss, Jeff Young and Rafael BrackAmonte. The judges were James McCrum, S. P. Be han and John Roberts; the time keep CTS, w. T. Richardson and Geo. H. Curry. The steers, twenty-six in num- Der, were from James McCrum's ranch, and were fine, large animals. The first prize was $50, and second $50 for the best time in roping and tying three steers. Riley Johnson was first on the list 10 try his skill, and had the misfor- tune to break his rope on his first steer. He had bad luck with his second also, but did good work with the third, throwing and tying him in s2s seconds.
 Juan Leibas had hornless steer for his third. He made . good throw, when the steer showed fight.
 Ezra and Robert Jackson did splen. did work with their first steers, making q record of l AZ and l:55s respect lively, but each had hard luck with their second, their tims teing 4 min., and mi.. 4ls sec.
 Iguacio Leibas had difficulty with two. which threw him out of tho con. test
 Jeff Young did excellent work with | all three, as will be seen by the score below.
 As pug1ists would say, Rafael Brack- amonte was knocked out in the first round, as he failed to make record. The following is the score:
 Jeff Young, All, l :42a. l :363; total Tor three steers, 5 :0Ol
 Juan Leibas, ? :0I, :56s, l :4ei; total. :39!.
 Riley Johnson, 2:Il. 2:2s, O:524; .otal, 5 424.
 Ezra Jackson, :47!, :Oo; total .o5 wo steers, 5:4it. Robert Jackson, l :35t, 5'4la; total pr two, ' IT. |, Ienacio Leioas, 2 43, 3:35; SIS for xo. Jeff Young furnished amusement to ,e spectators by mounting and riding number of steers to the herd as they ere released after being tied. II
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10
0cO CWam.

Having purchased from Jules Bau- mann the entire tools and implements used in the manufacture of Ice Cream, 1 take the pleasure of announcing it to all my friends and patrons and to the public in general, that keep for sale Ics Cream and Water Ices of different lavor., made under the direct supervi- sion of M. Baumann.
 All orders ios parties or from private families promptly Illed.
 Respectfully, JAMES SHIRLEY,
 Proprietor Bellevue Hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10

Whips, at reduced prices. A $2.5 buggy whip for $1.0O. A good whip with box wood rule thrown in for 50 cents, at Osenburg Bros. If
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leSts. klst.

The following is a list of letters re- maining in the post-ofice at Prescott, Arizona, uncalled for July lth, 1889:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10

A large assortment of drugs, chem icals and toilet articles for sale at the very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store. if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10

.,a. Iggie,cgS krD psnei6YERP - Advertising has always proven successful Before placing any s Newspaper Advertising consult LORD c IhoNoAo,
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Largest stock of saddles and harness in Arizona, and prices the lowest, at Osenburg Bros. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10

Congress, Apollinaris and Vichy mineral waters in stock at the Corner drug store. If
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Three meals far $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hats's hotel.
 Att
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NOTICE.

Notice ss hereby given that have this dav received and hold the assessment roll of Yav spai county for the year 1889 and the same is op n for public inspection, Notice is also Nven that the Board of EousliEation of said county VIII met on Monday, July lst, 1889.
 E. !. F. HORNE,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors. freacott, June l7, lSS0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10

Try bottle of Paine celery com- pound, the finest nerve tonic known, to De had at the Mountain C..y Drug Store. f4tf
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For Sale

An Emerson Upright Piano, at . graet reduction in price. Inquire of B. M. Goldwater.
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LOCAL BUSINEs MENTION.

Please call for Advertised" letters.
 A. J. HEAD, P. M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10

Otto Halmer, proprietor of Martin Maier's restaurant, has one of the most commodious, we'll lighted and we'll fitted dining rooms in the city, and the fare corresponds with the surroundings. Ice cream psrlor soon to be started. If Redemption Of County Warrants {.
 I xill pay, upon presentation, the following County Warrants, series of 1887: On the General Fund. all war rants presen ted, from July lst; on the Road Fund, all wsrr-nts p1es snted, 10 October 7th, inclusive. Interest ceases on the same from the date hereof.
 c. c. WADDELL, County Treas.
 Prescott, July lst. 1889.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10

Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses 0 Readers
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10

The finest and largest assortment of diamond dies ever brought to Prescott, at the Mountain City Crlg Store. f4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10

Nice lot of perfumery at the Corner drugs tore If Call at the Corner drug store for fancy articles. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-10

The Fan'oos Runs supcrhly e9SIl between chicsseA A e worth. Kansas Gs.,s1 G Paul. Tho popular sss~r1 and hunting and s'cs1 rts watertcwI, s2s U the great "Whss,svs Northern Iowa
 Central Dakotk <
 rhs short Line 2, s.s .s = facilities C srsvssa sa.s..seS cinnati and otnss ~
 Fer rfcksts Mag ssS,su,s| ton. apply at aaI Il E. ST. JoAh'
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
Tomorrow Night.

Miss Agnes Herndon, handsome
woman and an actress of great popu-
larity, appeared at the Windsor Thea
ire last night in piece, classed on the
bill as q comedy drama" called LA
Belle Marie, or a Woman's Revenge
There was a very large attendance
aud no lack of applause, so the season
at the Windsor Theatre may be SAID
to have opened auspiciously. Miss
Herndon Wore a number of handsome
dresses, and her acting was marked
oy degree of emphasis which SEEM
ed to exactly touch the appreciation
Of the audience. LA Belle Marien
involves a trite and, at the same time
probable story, and it's scene changes
from Fall River, Mass, to New York
and its vicinity. The interior of a
tramp's Lodging House is one of the
stage pictuI es, and much hilarity was
caused by the exhibition, therein pre-
nted, of an inmates encounter with
cake of soap. The principal and
grimiest inmate is the hero of the play,
estranged from his father by the Ii 8
of his half-brother. He is restored o
his inheritance, and to soap, by tt Q
agency of La Belle Marie, a poor Fail
River girl who, having been the vic
tim of gay Lothario, blossoms out in
the metropolis in the double role of
Siren and Nemesis. The humor of the
play is persuasive and emphatic.
Some of it is supplied by small, bare
footed brat who ran away from an
asylum because he was com nelled to
wash his face there. And the heroic
tramp already mentioned declares
that in his degradation he is so gener-
ally Stunned that even the water runs
when he stands by the riverside.
Miss Herndon and her company,
which includes a number of talented
ladies and gentlemen, will be at the
Windsor for the remainder of this
week.-N. Y. Times, Aug. Is.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
National Grange Resolution.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Nov. 19.-The
National Grange adopted the report
of the foreign relations committee ia
voring the restriction of foreign immi-
grafton, the building of American
ships and ownership of small farms.
A resolution was adopted condemn
ing the single tax system, memorial
izing congress in favor of the manu-
facture of jute and other textile fabrics
for use, instead Of cotton bagging, and
to make appropriation favoring silver
coinage and the circulation of paper
money independent of the National
bank, in sufficient quantities to pre-
vent financial embarrassment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
Council Dignity COMPROMISED.

ooS'S' O's'''sJ SSiifs''
WICHITA, KS, November 10 The
dignity of the city hall was seriously
compromised just after adjournment
Of the council last night, by pugil-
istic encounter between Geo. Glaze
and w. l.. Johnson. The two men,
bers were discussing rather heatedly
the subject Of bonds carried at the re-
cent election for the building OF the
new city hall. Johnson fought the
bonds at the time. Last night after a
few passages, Johnson accused Glaze
of having received some Doodle from
those bonds and Glaze promptly re-
sented the allegation by knocking
down his accuser..
The two clinched and several blows
were exchanged before the combat
ants were dragged apart. Glaze then
left the council chamber and went up
to the detective Office in the same
building, put revolver in his peck ct
and returned to the council room.
Hardly had he entered when John
son jumped Oh to him and Glaze
quickly pulled his gun. Friends
again fnterfered and the two council
men were finally separated and went
in different directions.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
Telegraphic Brevities.

Hot Springs, Ark. has had quite a
severe snow storm.
On the 10th of this month NJ. Ce
Lesseps will be 81 years of age.
There was great excitement in the
New York coffee exchange over the
Brazilian situation.
A number Of games are closed up
in Ell Paso by the law and order
league.
The Pope has received Grand Ouch
es Catharine of Rome. She brought
an autograph letter of the Car.
The genuine English stroke will be
taught the university boat crew at
Harvard.
The Sultan has decorated Herr Won
Radowitz. German ambassador to
Turkey.
The province of Bahia, which at
first refused to come under the new
regime in Brazil has now signified its
adherence to the new republic.
Mrs. Cleveland's mother and her
stepfather will spend Thanksgiving
day with her in her new home in New
York.
Representatives of the Hoke family
in st. Louis have gone to London to
secure an English estate in chancery
valued at $i5, 100000.
Capt charles Johnson, of Tacoma
Wash, is building a small boat in
which he proposes to sail round the
Horn to London, then return to the
| states and exhibit the boat at the
worlds fair.
The county commissioners of Stew
ems county, Kansas, appeal for aid for
the destitute population of the county
who are in bad way from the total
failure of crops.
The republic of Brazil is proclaime d.
The provinces of Brazil united by
federation, compose the limited states
of Brazil. Each state will form its
own local government.
A bad accident happened in the
city yards of the Pennsylvania rail-
road at Pittsburg by which one per-
son was fatally and a number serious.
ly injured. Caused by spreading
rails.
A number of gentlemen represent.
ing various business firms waited Oh
President Harrison to request him to
recommend to congress the enactment
of an equitable national bankruptcy
law.
Mr.. Charles Parnell denies the re-
ports of his mothers destitution
His agents IN New York ar, instruct
ed to supply her with funds whenever
she needs them. Her correspondence
to him lately has been cheerful.
The old lady refuses to live any
where but in America, though he
has wanted her TO be near him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
"AINT THEY CUTE"
Alderman Bolton Replies TO Cute
Reporter, and Cute Conner.
SAN ANTONIO, Nov. IL, 1889.


Reporter, and Cute Conner.
SAN ANTONIO, Nov. IL, 1889.
Editor Light.
That genial, wholesouled, facetious
young man who sharpens his faber
and indites for We local Express, must
have enjoyed himself hugely last ev.
ening, when composing the headlines
of his Export of the proceedings Of
"our" City Fathers. "Connor's Cute
ness" is good, is rich, and no doubt
the young gentleman carried along
with him to the land of dreamland
that all-around smile that lit up his
handsome features when the CUTE
Alderman (?) from Beanville with
twinkle in his eye, made motion to
adjourn" ~
is to the tits between AL
derman Rogers, of the Sixth
ward and myself, as the gentle
manly repoIte refers to. Why
does he not continue his fitting and
rise to explain to the taxpayers of
this city the tilt had with the gen.
tleman now holding his seat, in VIOLA
ton of section "a, of the city charter,
he not having paid city or county
tax prior to his election and subscrib-
ing to his oath of office as an Alder
man, in February 1889. Gentlemen
who have no especial business of their
own and who have an abundance of
leisure time or can, without incon-
venience to their employers be on
hand at the prescribed hour of meet
ing should not keep others in wait
ing. l know it is not in good form to
l. ant ho a in,
arriving at the hour and minute
named Tor the meeting, but I have
failed to see noted any meeting either
special or regular that I have not at.
tended. How many of the cute alder
men can say that they have not pur-
posely kept certain aldermen away
from their business many times by
remaining absent from special and
regular meeting, so as to prevent a
working quorum. AS an apology to
my colleagues and to my friend the
reporter, / will say, and hope it will
often occur again, was busy giving
away furniture at tritle above cost.
As to the cute statesman from Bean
vile or Buggardville, If the joyous
reporter had not been enjoying
| himself so immensely over the
side-splitting smartness of the
| sage he would have heard my
remark to HIM. You have not brains
enough in your little head to get even
with me. Better go back to Canada. D."
Now let the jolly little reporter get
a scoop on himself and let us know
when his lordship, the Cute, received
his final papers, as citizen of these
United States, and satisfy not only
the dilatOry member, but hosts OF
good tax paying citizens that we have
| not an "alien" in our council, not
withstanding the action of our city
council in filing an inquiry to that eff.
feet. Truly yours,
JOHN H BOLTON,
Alderman at Large.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
Storm Center.

WASHINGTON, November l9.-The
storm is this morning central over
eastern Maryland. The temperature
has fallen in the south Atlantic and
east Gulf states. Killing frosts are
beng reported from Pensacola. Light
frosts from New Orleans, Mobile, Sa-
vannah and Galveston. The temper
allure has risen or remains nearly
stationary elsewhere. Forecast till
a. M. Wednesday: For Arkansas and
eastern Texas, fair, followed by rain
Wednesday morning in northern
Texas, stationary temperature, vari-
able winds following southerly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
NEW AND NOVEL.

A Providence man suicided on his
way to church.
Georgia built more miles of railroad
last year than any other state.
The inventor of the stylographlc
pen is reputed to have made 81 ,O00,-
OO0 out of it.
A West Virginia man has patented
an invention for making houses with
out the use of nails.
A man out at st. Johns, Ks, whose
wife is woman sutfragist, has i'll
vented and patented dishrag.
One thousand wild geese were pur-
chased at Palmyra, Mo-, the other
day by Hannibal firm engaged in
the poultry trade.
1t is estimated that $50 men and
boys in a southeastern Ohio county
are engaged in hunting skunks.
There is good demand for the pelts.
A herd OF sixty deer was knocked
down at auction for $55 in Henry
county, Mo last week. at that rate
vension is cheaper than pork or
beef.
Some genius has invented a Sun
day "grOwler." 1t is made in the
form of grip-sack and has a thin
lining. 1t holds just ten cents worth
OF beer.
1t is said that lrge hotel is to be es-
tablished on the first platform of the
Eiffel tower, with concert and ball
room and q restaurant open to the
public.
Burglars have been very bold at
Schuykkill Haven, Pa, and the other
night they ransacked a house where
three mon were sleeping with guns
at their bedside.
A pretty girl was the stake in a
prize fight at Plymouth, Pa, Monday.
The defeated one lost the girl, several
of his teeth and temporarily the use
of one eye.
Dora Wiley says that Miss Todd, of
Bangor, one of her pupils, has the
longest voice in the world, !" her COM
pass being from F below the staff to
b natural above top q.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
The Dressed Beef Investigation.

The Dressed Beef investigation.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-The Times
says: Col. Canady, sergeant at arms
of the Senate, who came here yester-
day with ten subpoenas fer the
dressed beef men, went back to
Washington last evening after hav-
Ing served about half of them. Mr..
Amour and Secretary Williams of
The Union stock yards have copies
and promised the officer to
take the trip to Washington,
but the ones wanted most, Mel
son Morris and his associates
could not be found. 1t was reported
last night that Morris had gone away
for few day of pressing business.
Col. Canady heard this and went back
to Washington. The commission does
not resume its session until Novem-
Der 3Oth, and before that time the
investigation will be ready for Morris
and his friends. 1t is thought they
can be found.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
The New Minister.

LONDON, November 10. - A dis
patch from Rio Janeiro this morning
states that Senior Ds Foisca, presi-
dent of the new ministry has formal
ly announced the departure of Dom
Pedro for Lisbon. Senior Da Foisca
also announces he will continue to eX-
ercise supreme executive authority
until the country shall have definite
ly decided upon the new government.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
The Mexican Band.

The concert given by the First Ar
tillery band of Mexico last night. az
Turner hall, was, unfortunately,
sparsely attended.
1t is an unfortunate occurrence that.
although these poor Mexican must
clans did not receive one cent for
their services during the fair, they
were not better patronized last night.
The excellence of the band Is gen
orally admitted, and in their sensu-
Gus native melodies they are certain
ly almost perfect.
The rendition of the selection fron2
Verdi's ii Trovatore last night was
superb, the peculiar tone of the trum-
pets which are used IN Mexico in
place of comets giving a certain
"bizarre" effect which must be heard
to be appreciated.
1t is true that their repertoire ia
limited; as we all know their pro-
grammes during the exposition were
a rehash of the old strains again and
again, but they certainly deserved
benefit concert and it is to be hoped
that they will not, in their Mexican
homes, blame San Antonio's liberal
citizens for not turning out zen
masse" and patronizing the benefit
concert of those who did so much to-
wards the great success of our fair.
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State News Condensed.

The first frost of the season lies on
the ground at Beeville.
B. +. Reid d Co, of Mineola have
made assignment.
Timpson cotton crop is the shortest
in ten years.
At least five inches of snow fell at
Mineral Wells in one day recently.
Comanche Is already feeling the
rejuvenating influence of the railroad.
Refugio stock is in good shape for
winter.
Hampstead city council has nego-
tiated 50 600 in city bonds.
City clerk Smith at Honey Grove
was somewhat injured by coal oil
explosion.
The Denison rapid transit railway
has been making several trial trips.
A Mexican is Jailed at Castroville
charged with carrying concealed
weapons.
The burning of the gin at Flores
vile was the most destructive that
ever took place there.
A switchman is killed on the NJ. X.
N JuoU CiO" phO 900 wins az A%"A-
las.
il. Shaw. of Waco, has just closed
series of liberal lectures at Big
Springs.
J. Friedlander, a merchant OF Del
Rio, has sold out his entire stock to
Leon Blum, of Galveston.
Solid brick and stone buildings are
going up in the business portion Of
Cuero, as well as handsome resi-
dences.
Mr.. Isaac Wright, farmer and GIN
man OF Thornton, was instantly killed
by being caught by a set of shafting
in his gin.
Mrs. Edmonson is fatally burned in
the house of Mrs. Ashton, of Calves
ton, by the use of kerosene. Her
child is badly burned but may re-
cover
AS the fire carriage of the depart
ment in Houston responded to an
| alarm, it collided with the truck OF
the hook and ladder company, and
used it up.
Melvina Alexander, a respectful bic
colored woman, living at Bryan, is
badly cut up by unknown persons
who attacked her in her house.
Bruce Lewis who was released from
the Fort Worth Jail on a nolle PROSE-
was detected trying to slip saw into
one of the cells. He was put back in
Jail.
Compromise is made with the
bondsmen of the late treasurer, Rich-
ardson, of Palestine, by " hich the
school fund gets $4,000 of the $1,000
shortage. The balance is lost forever
to the county.
J. w. Waters. dining at restau-
rant kept by an old blind man at
Corsicana, became angry at the wait
or, fired and missed him, woun ding
the old man instead.
Mayor Male, of Austin, reads mes
sage to the city council, reviewing his
administration and claiming to have
relieved the city of a debt of over sl6.-
| 00A
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
A Worthy Present,

Mrs. T. w. Mullaly received a beau
tiful present last week from her faith
er, Mr.. w. E. Gregory, of Galveston,
while he was attending our fair. The
present is now in Carter & Mullaly's
stables and is being well taken care.
1t is magnificent grade Norman
horse, which came from Beecher, Ill,
to our fair and cost the purchaser $500.
1t will be put in Mrs. Mullaly's car
riage.
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MOrCuarX.

Nov. Unlike Kelly, A years, ty-
phoid fever, ward 8.
Nov. 17-Simon Pena, so years, con-
sumption, ward 5.
Nov. 17-Phebe Watts, q years, ty-
phoid malarial fever, ward 6.
Nov. 17-Jas. w. Dodds, % years =,
consumption, ward 8.
Nov. 17-Ray Johnson, 2 years,
capillary bronchitis, ward 4.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
To the Rescue of Dom Pedro.

PARIS, Nov. 19.-The Figaro says
the merchants in Hamburg hi 7e re-
ceived dispatches from Rio Janeiro
stating that a movement has been
started in that city for the restoration
of Dom Pedro and that fighting has
occurred in the streets between mon
archists and republicans.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
The Deacon" in Trouble.

New YORK, November l9.-'Dea-
con" Richardson is once more having
trouble with his street railroad en-
ployes, all the conductors and driv-
ers on his roads in Brooklyn. went on
strike this morning. Up to niue
o'clock only one car had reached the
bridge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19
New Suits

In Judge Kings court: Andrea
NJ. de Garcia VS.. Lockwood National
Bank. debt.
Norman s. Tillepaugh VS.. Annie
E. Tillepaugh, divorce.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19

The new government of Brazil an
nounces it will firmly maintain order,
The new minister of finance assures
foreign commercial firms that all con-
tracts made with them by the late
ruler will be faithfully adhered 10.