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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-12
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Chas. II. Akers. recorder of the ooun- ty, returned on to-dsy's train.
 A. Stringfeld, of Williamson and Chino valleys. filed stock bland T. Olis Springfield, brand $. Location notice recorded, by w. Hill and R. l.. Miller, of Matt Mills mine, Hassayampa dis trict.
 Electric lam ps are being set in the Fashion Sampling rooms, and next week poles for the wires will be placed in position around the plaza. Several business houses have given orders for the lights.
 To-day being the sixth birthday of Miss Nettie Wollenbetg, large eom- psny of her friends assembled st the residence of her parents, where the event was celebrated by the little ones in a very merry manner.
 The sociable at the residence of Mrs. J. J. Williams last evening was . most agreeable diversion. The company en- tertained themselves with the pastimes of music, oharades and friendly inter. changes of thought and views on the current topics of the day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-12

waiiing them as tle most indifferent
 pectstor. They pleaded guilty with as
 ght heart as if they were about to b on picnic.
 An order of Calithumpians is in the Eay of organization for the coming
 Fourth. They intend to have a cdtbra-
 ion of their own, and will parade m
 he grotesque uniform of that order,
 hich tradition states is pair of squire
 nl a stove-pipe tile.
 The Yavapai Development Company
 receiving, daily, substantial evidence
 f the interest taken in the certain fu- nre that awaits Prescott in its onward march. some of the subscribers have
 ouhled their shares in the capital
 lock. Pluck in the end wins. I Albert Pearce came to this city from cannonvi,le, Utah, summoned as wit
 Jess in the case of the train robbers He was one of the sherif"s posse who Captured them, and spotted them when hey were fast asleep in . boarding house. They surrendered with pro 1estations of innocence.
 In the district court this morning, mm ediaiely after the train robbers had entered their plea of guilty, their coun- Del. Robert Brown, Esq, made very earnest and able plea to the court in Sheir behalf MT. Browns speech made s very deep impression upon al [who heard him.
 Rebecca Jones and w. B Book have filed br nd X Y, range Mogollon noun tains. Nj. Maier has conveyed, for $l to Wong Lee, lot l9, block c, Prescott IF. !. Brannen files sale of block l2, Flagstaff. to D. Pitts. consideration |$200, and four lots in block 29, Flag staff, to J. Sullivan, for $500 s. J Hodgdon and w. D. Wilson have filed location notices of the Roanoke Pearl and Allies mines, Pine Grove dis trict.
 A warrant wss issued this afternoon Toy Justice Fleury, for the arrest oI William Evaus, at the instance o J ohnathan Ford, on the charge O assault. The difficulty was occasioned hy some reflections cast upon Dr. Nc Csndless by Evans, and were walmi, resented by Ford. Angry words led [. a collision, in which Ford suffered in juries, though not in any way serious The case was continued until tomorrow
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-12
PIMPlES TO SCROFUlA. A Positive Cure tor every Skin, Scalp and Blood Disease Except
 Icthyosis

ss.sriasas s yea,s. MenA. arms and
 br~sss . ssst1 seab. Back covered
 cine fall. cured hy Cuticara 1semc-
 dtes at csss er eS.5S.
 have used the curIcuRA REMEDIES with the best results ! have used tw" bottles of the CurIc RA RKsoLvESr, three boxes ana am cured of terrible sam aud scalp disease known as psoriasis. had it for eigh. years. would get better and worse at Il aes- Sometimes my head would be e solid scab, . nd was al the time began the use of the CUrIcuRA RsNEpIEs. My arms were covered with scaoS om my elbows to shoulders. my back covered with sores varying in s z@ from penny to a dollar. hat dociorsd wllh all different medicines without effect My case was hereditary, and. began to thint, incur able but it began to b al from the first sppii.
 Deshler, Ohio.
 skts Dsse1se . YeaRs Cared.
 am thankful to ssy that have used the with great success, and consider myself en- sirely cured of salt rheun from which have ss, sna s Of m. s.s s ,ss country. but foa nd nothing that would effect \ cure until used your rcnedfes. MRS. A. McCLAFLiN. Morette. Mo. The Worst Case sr ssererals CareA We h we en ceiling your cprIcuRA REM. apiEs for years. and have the nrss com plAint yet to receive from purcnAser. Oae of the | worst cases of scrofula ever saw was cured by i've bot les of CuricuRA RxsoLvaNr. Gu. riCuRA and CUrIcdnA SoAP. TAYLoK TAYLOR. Dr. r@ggists, | Frankfort, Kan. Cuelcufo Renea1e0 Care every specie- of agonixing, humiliatiux Itching. burning, scaly and pimpiy diseases of the skin. seal and blood. with loss of ha'r. from plan pies to scrofula. except possibiy ich. thyosls.
 Sold everywhere. Price, CurrcURt, 5oc; SoAP. 2se,; RKsoLvxNr, N. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
 s0-Send for "How to Cure skin Diseases" G pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testim oniAls 0lNPLKs. slscs headss req, rough. chspped CuWsnd oily akin prevented byCuticurASosp
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-12

The case of Emanuel Lopez was up this afternoon for trial in the district court before jury. Maria Montsys alleges that during her absence from home, he forcibly entered her house and was detected with her purse in his
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-12

hand. hrceiving her as she entered the houe, he threw the purse behind the warrobe, where 1t was recovered.
 A'oPe1 Sserts that other persons were presentsn the room st he time. and denies tAving taken the purse.
 The ommittee of arrangements for the rVrth here finally concluded the prog Snme ei exercises to be iollowe' . The Operations will se more elabo- rate Inn heretofore witnessed, and the dispiy of fire works which have been orderh more varied and gorgeous than orig'1lly contemplated.
 TArailroad companies are making war a the ticket brokers, or as they dub 1em, "sealpers." The objections. howNer, to the traffic are untensble. A bmker disposes of an unused ucket, for shich valuable consideration has been given. IL represents values re- ceived, and may he assigned as legiti- masely as promissory note
 The regular meeting of Golden Rule Chapter of the Eastern Star held its regular meeting Tuesday evening, and its proceddings were attended with the usual interest attached to the occasion. Three members were initia. ted. and two otbers were proposed for membership. A general feeling oi mu- tual friendship pervsded, and the ac- compartments of wholesome delicazies that catered to the palate contributed to the enjoyment of the occasion. The order Is in most tiourishing condition and the prospe Is of its usefulness con augmenting.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-12

Monthly aAeteoro,o2tcal Summary
 tor May, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-12


 was merely an impromptu gathering 1.-the towns beauty and chivslry with
 the .concomitants of fashion and kemony. Music and enjoyment until
 grey of morn reigned to the hearts Intent as attested by many sleepy eyes "a yswning throats this morning.
 $oM FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Lemons are plentiful now, but will
 rome scarce from this time on. They
 li ready sale at six pounds for $l. biu>iness to-day was apparently stag- SaI, still q. number of teams loaded h merchandise started for the mines. Hhere seems 10 be no doubt that the Ssiehtly plat south of the plala wll en be improved with substsnnal edi- es lDur Hebraie people are celebrating st
 Is time the festival of Shevwoth, b
 mmemorate annual offerings of the kt :rnit of the year. "A game of base ball between the esco'ts and Stars will come oil next knday at two o'clock on the grounds |Ar the sampliag works. Hf men going around in their shirt | keyes be an indication of the degree heat, this day must be marked down | in the neighborhood of Sheoi. Oranges are coming in, but are gen hlly spoiled, and many are necessa- )y thrown away. Navels are selling 70 cents, the other qualities at T hts s pound. Encounters have made their appear Ice in the market. They come from es Angeles, and produce dealers ssy icy are inferior to the Arizona article, hich comes later in the season. lf the numerous guests of the Belle le Hotel are not sufficiently supplied th enlightened views of topics univer- }. then, the twelve or fifteen electric +hts which illuminate the hostelFg n give them sn ides of practical sa !; prise in the law of irradistion. ?. ..-. .,z-sesz-s s,.,s hels i,, s.ss-~@eshe srgeof tgsia robbery, presented an pesranee in court, and were ss un- and indifferent 10 the late 'aiiing them as the most indifferent ectstor. They pleaded guilty with as fhf a heart as if thev wera ahnut tO
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12

and taken 10 tho Lookup, whers th6y ws4s
we'll taken care at and will b pfopefly
punished. The coal bunkers, e1tAndina
Tar out into the bay. and two Or three bi9
saw-mills end planning mills on tho
whafves made magnificent spectaclse ~
night II 1,
Already workmsn have begun In many
places 10 grade and clean up the lots pre-
paratory TO rebuilding. Many merchants
bavs secured quarters In the residences
portion Of the city, and were opsn this,
morning with remnants Of stock hom the
dre. The people have decided to ~
build the city with brick and stone This
decision was reached quickly snd almost
unanimously at 4 meeting held this
morning. The meeting was large
" attended. Various commissioner
were appointed. Not single despondent
face was seen, and NO one mot awAre Of
the facts would have Inn gined that the
assembly was held in the midst Of .
calamity. Tho air Of cheeiful earnest.
ness was surpris ng. The meeting was
addressed by Governor E.. p. Ferry.
Jacob Furth, Angus Mackinttsb, Jadgs
&. H. Hanford. and ex- Goysrnor Watson
G. Squire. Each spoke In tefms
Of encouragement and praise Tor
6eattle's business community AMI was
loudly applauded. A commtttse ok Ave
Vas appGintcd 10 confef witA tho .oi1r -
th0i{fsS toncesninE II q sab1ect VI y3 Y
Ing the streets. Another c,mmission 81
Ave was appointed 10 receive donations
and extend relief whore found neces-
sary. All companies Of the First Regi-
ment are out gua,ding damaged proper
~ and preventing the pilfering Of mef-
chandise or house furnishings. The city
is quiet and every body is hopeful. Gov
ernor Miles G. Moore has inst issued a
proclamation in which he says:
The city Of Seattle is in ashes. A hur-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
Is IN ASHES,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY's CHIEF
CITY BURNED.

Tho Entlrs Business Portion Destroyed
Much Loss or Life Under Falling Build
ihGe Feared The Property Loss Nearly
oi6.000, 600 "A scens Of Dssolation.
tseAttle Nv. r, dispstchl
The hrs which wiped the entire busi-
ness portion Of Seattle ont Of existence
Thursday afternoon began in : paint
shop. An overturned gluo pot was the
beginning Of The di6Rcuty. In very
few seconds tie entire building in which
the accident occurred Was in flames The
building was OF wool and, like most OF
the othep destroy cd, stood upon long piles
driven into the tide flats along The bay, end
was filled around with sswdust. The
wind was blowing almost gale from the
north, and blew under as we'll 40 over and
around the buildings. The fire spread
rap 'dly TO the south along the west side
OF Front street, and, ia spite Of tho ef-
forts ct the 6remen, gradually worked
tts wsy toward the north side. II soon
gained such headway as to draw inn
nense crowds 10 the apeE, and many
UHiO0kesG became Wildly excited xnd
madly snxious to help the frsmen.
In IN hour from the time the FIRE first
broke out half dozen squares, some Of
them covered with the finest buildings in
the city, many of brick and stone, four
kand five stories high, were in flames.
Then the startling discovery was made
that the ire had taken it's way along
lamong the piling and through the saw
dust under the street, and that the water
pipes had burst. Fiom that moment not
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12

A. NJ. Wellington, with F. p. Burt, as.
sociate editor of the Engineering Ners,
Of New York. have com pleted the examina-
tion Of the dam which caused the great
Johnstown disaster. Wellington states
I: at the dam was in every respect OF very
inferior construction and of a kind wholly
unwarranted by the good engineering prac-
tices Of thirty years ago. Both the origi-
nal and reconstructed dams were of earth
only, with no heart wall, but only rip
raped on t! . slopes.
Sickness, In spite Of all the precaution
and labors Of the sanitary authorities, is
ON the increase in Johnstown and vicinity,
and fears Of an epidemic grow with every
hour.
1t is our impression" sand DR.. l.. l..
White, Of the state board of health, that
there In going to be great sickness within
the, next week. Five cases of malignant
diphtheria were located on Bedford street
and as they were in different houses they
mean Ave starting points for the disease.
There will be plenty of typhoid and kin
dred diseases here within a week or ten
days, in my opinion. Tho only thing that
has saved ms 90 far as been the cold
weather. That has now given place to
summer weather, and NO one knows what
the next few days may bring forth. The
opinion 10 general among medical mon that
there will b more need for doctors in .
week hence than there In now.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
MORE TROUBLE IN SAMOA.

Tho Rival Chiefs Organise Theie r0rCes
and Thlngs Look serion~
SYDNEY, New South Wales, Juns = -
The German steamer Lubeck has arrived
hero from the Samoan Islanda She sailed
from Apia lay May ~
She brings news that owing TO the ex-
rected arrival Of the Sophie and the conn
Ing Of the other German cruisers the war
spirit was manifesting itself again among
the natives. Nataafa had gathered To-
gether 5000 Of his mon near Apia and
bor of Apia and the natives were cOnse.
qusntly under no restraint Moreover,
nothing had been heard there Of the pro.
gress Of the negotiations at Berlin and tn
foreign residents were uneasy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
PAPACY DISTURBED.
THE UNvElLING OF BRUNO's STATUE
DIsTURBs THE POPE.
Storms and Fire Over tlse ses--A Divorce
Case In nigh Circles : Gosebic Range
Items News. from Othsr Points.


&sf AhS ASouWWD bAONeOrAWB TSuuV
The statue Of Bruno was recently un.
veiled at Rome with Imposing ceremonies.
Thirty thousand people from various parts
Of Italy marched in procession through
the principal streets. The removal Of the
canvas covering the statue was the signal
for deafening cheers. The ceremonies
were witnessed by the syndic Of Rome, the
government officials and large numbers OF
senator's and deputies. Deputy Bovio, in
an oration, euloRized the martyr, and de-
ci red there was now a religion. Of free
thought and liberty Of conscience which
would be worse for the napacys than its
loss OF temporal power. The proceedings
thrcsghont we're ordeIly:. Ths popA, i Y
also repoftel - much deakesss6, and ~
fnsesto ~ anybo III. Two hupdsed tele-
1aGns arrived at ~ SxEsSaa dspao14ng the
unveiling OF the Bruno monument.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12

ricane Of FIRE swept over the qusenly city
and she is In ruins. Thousands OF her
citizens are without food or shelter, but
nothing can subdue the spirit Of her pso-
pie. She will rise again. In her desola.
ticn she 10 not supplicant, but there are
homeless people TO he sheltered and hum
cry ones TO be fed. Inppcal to the great
hearted recipe Of our Territory, who have
recently SO generously responded TO the
this appeal for aid for their own suffer-
ing fellow. citizens"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
Lext,ime,s Turn Now.

The steamship Ailea Mar inst arrived as
Naw Yo,t f,or, po,. q. p,.ro. ~. a..
-a... -.
"inceI toio rpofser snat No neafd notn-
ing OF the reported overthrow Of Legitime.
The statement was made to him by two
ofsca,. ~ r.o;.,na ,h.. u;,n,,,.... for...
80. '' .."' = nos.
were Ni'n'n seven miles OF Fort au- frince
out the opinion was then expressed that
there would be NO decisive fighting until
fall On .ccount - ~. had conS;,;,r ~ ~.
...a. ~. ~. .o u. a.
.osus' lLe news Drought ~ tne Ansa
leaves the outcome OF the Hayticn troubles
still In doubt. A cable3ram from London
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12

from him, the last one being mailed from
Canton. She claims to be ths widowed
wife of Myron Gantx, Of Chicago, whose
brother is leading merchant there. She
swears she loves Tascott and will never
betray him. She claims to receive money
regularly from Col. ]. b. Tascot.. What.
ever her source Of income she At least has
plenty of money.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
More Wind, In Kansas,

The section around Wichita, Kan, was
visited by cyclone again. A space
twenty miles long and five wide in King
man ard Sedgwick counties was swept by
the storm. A farmer named Rogers and
his family we're killed aud many others are
helpless. The heavy rain was followed by
hail, which aid low the grain and frui,
crOD0,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
A Missouri Blow.

Dispatches to I Kansas City journal
report that severe wind, rain aud hail
storm passed over large portion Of west
ern Missouri, doing considerable damage
to crops and bull ings. Near Warrenburg
church was blown down and two persons
dangerously injured.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
Le0nartl SwetN Dead.

Leonard SWEET, a prominent lawyer. at
one time the law partner Of Abraham Lin
coin. and who nominated Lincoln for
president in 1860 and Gresham for the
same Office in 1883, died Mt his residence in
Chicago few days since.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12

The Iron King mine, at Hurley, Wis,
one Of he best shippers in the Gogeblc
range, has closed down owing to the
trouble between the stockholders. All of
the .Bessemer consolidation company s
mines have also closed down owing, as the
superintendent says, to lack of ready
cash. A large number of men are made
idle along the Gogebic range by these
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
Total receipts for 1870. OFT y
RECEIPTS FOR TWO YEARS.
. A1.505 u

At the beginning Of the term he had
$14.80 on hand and be expendei in the
above named years 81, 1901 rs leaving a
surplus in the treasury on January l. 1871,
of 1886.
Treasurer Lawler's last report shows
that the receipts of the years 1887 and 1883
were 81. I8S, ,38a.80 and tho expenditures,
81 ,h93, 1922 To paraphrase Bre'r Jas
per, Dakota do move"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
Judge Brewer Dangerously Ill.

Judge Brewer, of the United States cir
cult court, is seriously i'll at Leavenworth,
Kan., with an attack of typhoid fever,
brought on by oyerwork. All visitors and
friends are denied admission 10 his resi-
dence. and his condition is said to be dan
Herous in the extreme.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
Is,r Money for Iron

The Pabst mine. in the Gogebic range,
in Wis onsin, has been sold to the Metro
poli,an Land aud Iron company for $400,
mn
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
Fire and water Acro., the scn,

Tho town Of Sebataz, in Australian
Galicia, has been almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire. Many lives were lost.
The Spanish warslip Paz has foundered
OF Trafalgar.
late severe gale prevailed OF the
mouth of the Thames Much damage was
done by the high tide. Traffic was almost
suspended
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
Mrs. Cleye,an,,,s Violin.

Miss Louise Hood, of Newark, N. j.,
is violinist. and she has been giving les
sons on the violin TO Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land at the lat er's rooms in the Victoria
hotel. Miss Hood says that the mis-
tress of the white house has been m king
rapid progress and is now quite proficient
with the fiddle and The bow"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12


ritorial press association has decided upon
Tuesday, Jnly 23d, a. the date for hoidine
the annual meeting. It will be held {
Watertown.
-Leander Doiwo died At Deadwood
after living i've months with broken
back. He WAS crushed beneath mass OF
ore last winter and his spinal column
broken.
DIR. Alloway has sold his ane stock
farm at Grand Forks ana moved to Brook.
ings, where he is engaged as professor in
the agricultural college.
A man named Wa ers, living six miles
west Of Pierre, while boring we'll had his
right foot 50 badly bruised that amputa-
tion was necessary.
Thomas O'Brisn, of Sioux Falls, who
was sentenced to four years imprisonment
for highway robbery, has appealed to the
supreme court.
"A kick Of horse broke the jaw Of
VIM. Wilkins, Columbia farmer, In two
places and knocked out his front teeth.
Mrs. Jennie Halpin, living in Brown
county. near Frederick, has gone insane.
The loss Of two children was the cause.
DIR. Collins, of Mitchell, has re-
ceived his commission as territorial yeteri.
nary surgeon from Gov. Mellette.
The Yankton flre insurance company
has paid forty losses by the April prairie
fires, aggregating $4,000.
Capt. G. T.. Jeffers, of Sioux Falls,
has been appointed deputy war .en of he
Sioux Falls penitentiary.
"A broad smile has taken the place Of
the blue look on the faces of the farmers
since the recent rain.
The date of the encampment of the
Dakota National Guards at Lake Kam-
peska is June 25t,.
Charles Pierce, Of Clearwater, haa
found splendid flow Of water at depth
Of thirty Ave feet.
Tho Milwaukee company is building .
new truss bridge over the Sioux river east
Of Canton.
Steps are being taken toward the 81.
tablisbmsnt Of the free delivery system in
| Aberdeen.
-Ths ultivation or sugar beet IL being
engaged in more extensively by Dakots
| farmers.
Tho city council Of jamestown has re-
duced the city liquor license from $500 to
$50.
A mad dog bit Lars Erickson, living
north Of Webster, and it Is thought he will
die.
There are eighteen candidates for tho
stewardship of the jamestown asylum.
People are still sending occasional
boxes Of goo 3 to prairie fire sufferers.
Tho Black Hills Soldiers and Sailors
association has membership Of 800.
The work on Sioux Falls $2OO, ,OoC
opera house is progressing rapidly.
Trains will commence running ON the
| motor line in Sioux Falls June Is.
Horse racing will be feature of Scot.
lands Fourth Of July celebration.
The farmers Of northern Dakota are
complaining Of too much rain.
-Spiendid crop prospects, is the re-
port from all over the territory.
"A saloon license in jamestown will
cost d 800 after July l.
Penalty now attaches to taxes in Da-
kota mot already paid.
Thirty houses arc in process Of con-
stfuction in Ysnkton.
The creamery 1t Rapid City has COM
mencsd operations.
"A el2, 900 s,hool house is being built
| ct Aberdeen.
Madison is building 5000 school
house.
--Ths capital contest goes bravsly ON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12
Ex-scnator ssb.n Sue. for Dlvorcs

Ex. Senator ID. NJ. Sabin, of Minnesota,
has entered proceedings for divorce against
his wife for the excessive use of morphine
an intoxicn ing liquors.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-12

The marriage Of Justice Gray, Of the
supreme court, to Miss JEANNE Matthews,
daughter of the late Justice Stanley Mat
thews, was celebrated in Washington few
days since at the residence of the bride.
Owing to the deep mourning in which the
family now are. the number of guests was
small. Rev. DR.. William Leonard, of St.
Johns church, bishop-elec of Ohio, off,
,iotcd