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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
An ExuuIslte Engraving.

A very costly and elegant steel plate eng raving has just been executed in the highest style of art, copies of which from limited supply, are now ready for delivery, and will be sent to any part of the world on receipt of p cents each, in stamps or coin. The noble grand eur of the "Entrance" to the Garden of the Gods" is the favorite theme of poet and painter. The outer parapets are ef pure white, while the interior columns spring boldly from the plain to height of $50 feet-the whole sug- gesting the ruins of vast temple. These towering walls form a majestic frame work for the soow capped sum- init of Pike's Peak which reveals itself among the clouds in the far distance. Ts secure an early copy of this adnira- ble work of art, address John Sebastian, General Ticket and Passenger Agent, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail- way, enclosing the price, 9 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
LOCAL CUISINES MENTION. Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses O Readers.

Three meals for Sl at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
 Congress, Apollinaris and Vichy mineral waters in stock at the Corner ug store. fl Everybody is purchasing at the Cor ner Drug Store, on account of the great reduction in prices. If
 The finest and largest assortment oi diamond dies ever brought to Prescott, at the Mountain City Drug Store. f4ti
 Try bottle of Paine's celery com pound, the finest nerve tonic known, to be had at the Mountain City Drug Store. i4t
 A large assortment of drugs. chem icals and toilet articles for sale at the very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store. u
 Stockmen are notified that large consignment sf chloroform. calomel and carbolic acid has just been re- ceiyed at w. w. Ross's corner drug store. u
 New millinery goods just received at Mrs. Burdge's. Call and see what lovely Pattern hats, Sun-Shade hats, bonnets, ribbons and flowers. Second door north of the Postotfice. m7ml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
Tho West VirGinIa 9eud.

The feud existing between the Hat
 fields and McCoys, of West Virginia and Kentucky, has nov assumed the aspect of war of extermination. Re. cent tslsgrsms state that the Bloomfield family struck with frenzy by the wan ton butchery sf Al Bloomfield and his wife, have decided to join in an at tempt to exterminate the McCoys, who were the murderers. This will give Hatfield at least twenty-five armed men. John Bloomfield, Charles Bloom and George Hatfield, all of them rela- tives of the murdered party went to Huntington recently and recruited about dozen of their relatives who work there in the Cincinnati X Ohio railroad shops. They then purchased all the rifles and revolvers they could find in the place, securing in all about one hundred repeaters of recent model, and nearly one hundred and thirty re- volvers. They bought several thou sand cartridges. This supply of war material was loaded upon ten wagons and then were driven south toward the scene of the Lincoln county feud, sur rounded by & guard of fifteen desperate men, armed to the teeth. No attempt was made to stop them, as the county authorities are powerless.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
Latest from the indian Escapes.

A telegram, of the 9th instant, from Tucson says: The latest advices con- csrHing the escaped Indian prisoners state that they are in the vicinity of Silver King. and are making for So- nora. The reports of 8 fight nesr Crittenden between soldiers and h. dians are..still conflicting. It is now sta ted that the soldiers were fired upon by parties who, sitter several shots, fled up a hillside, and in the darkness it could not be sscertained whether the assail- ants were Indians or some one mistak- ing the soldiers for Indians.
 Advices from Dudleyville state that Mrs. w. A. Cunningham, who lives there, saw the Indian prisoners going through her fields after they had killed Sheriff Reynolds and the guards. She ran to notify her husband, who was at 8 neighber's. The Indians firei st he while she was running, and on reach ing the neighbor's house she fell dead from fright.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13

Do you carry these Shoes r "Why, yes sir Also tne Largest best stock of mems Boots and Shoes m Let show you my immense stock of turnture oonns pn of elegant Parlo Sets Bed Lounges all yes Extension Tables Bedroom ses Warob Easy Chairs Rockers and other chairs in endless variety Mirrs Folding beds Cots sprng wire wool and hair mattresses Best and cheapest line of Car pets Desks Office Chairs, wall paper etc Hx See the Crockery these elegant Dinner and Tea Sets Also ne Designs in Glassware Ornaments Lamps etc on ts side We have our Cross Blackwell and other fine brands o assorted Groceries which selling to dey compe
 on On the s side the varied and complete assor men of Gents Furnishing Goods banke notions etc., and s but not east step the and catch on to ths
 Large every description of Fine Old wines ana
 quor St Louis and Milwaukee beers champagnes which we dish out who esae together cigars of the choicest brands The brick repensed with every description of Ga Flour and canned goods which import in carload lots
 I delighted with varied Assortment and your LOW Prices astonish May inquire your terms r
 "SPOT CASH !"
 "Wel, goodbye; cold day. J. L. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
SnsR!fFS SALE.

IN TaE Dis RICr COURT OF rIIE | ! Third Iud cial Districs of the T rritory oi Arizona. |. and for th County Of YAvapai.
 The Standard Milling and K sduciioa Com psny. and Ar Iona Union NJ niug Company. 1 derendsn sorder O. saie No, i,sst.l
 Under aud by virtne of an Order of Sale a nd | decree of Foreclosure, which said or,ier of ale aud i.cree or f,reclosurs was 10 value IT,, issued out of the D strict Court of the Third Jadlciai District of the Ter itory 0f Art rona. in and fsr the County of svapsi.ol the .4th daS or Octob r. issg in the above ea- titled action. V herein J. l.. F sher. the abo ye named plaintiff, obtained Jud. Ia nt A d de cree of foreclosure against John S Jones The Standard Milling and Reduction Compry and AriS bns Union Mining CImpsny, de. fsndants, . n the 18th day ofJuly. lsss, f,r tns sam of Nine Hundred a Forty Ons and
 Foriy eight o8e Huudretths Dollars Sstt &S-snd costs Of suit, together ~i,h sccl u- ing costs, which said judgment aud sesrse wss on the ,2th day of Juiy. isss, recosded in Judgment BooS s, at pages s-o aud S7l, Rec ords of ka District Court. sm com m snded "a sell ali thai certain lol, p'ece or parcel of null sites and mining iaads situate i ing and being h Groom Creek Mining pistiict, Coant, of favaPsi and Territory of Ar Eons.
 All the right. title aud interest Of said ds- fer la ts of. In aud 10 me May Bean mil. site: ana psrtieu rly described in q c'rialn deed recorded in Book 2B of Deeds, at pag0 iE, rom A. W cd Mon gesnery to said de- fendant. StArd.rd AigIing ana k aucton Company, and all out buildings belong ging io said nilI site. or in anywiss apperta.ntHx. Also one ten-stamp qusrtx min, com piele. ode backs nth shop. one frame oosrtlog house one frame barn. enc frame dwelling house, ons large retori; also two " asons, que set douoie harness. and one tot of black siniih's To Is. For full and complete de. < aipttol Of said propsrty,r-rsreacei is had ts said deere and or fer Of sale.
 Pubic notice is hereby given that oa FRIDAY, the a,D D AY OF NovEM sER, iss st the hoar of I2 o'clock m of tha day, in front of tue nor h d DOT of the Court House, in the city of Prescott, Csunty of fsvapsi and terri ory f Arisona, will in obedience to sa .d order of sale and decree or foreclosure sell the above described property. cr 70 uch thereof may he nee sssry to satisfy $ sid plainbffrs Judgment. wi:h Interest anu cost, etc to he hig hest and best bidder, for cash. in United States currency.
 ". 0. u'SEII.L,
 Sher.f Yavspai County. Ry NJ. McINxRSAr Deputy. Dated. Present.. Arix. Oct. 3i. iss9. ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13

The Prescott Chsutauqua Reading Club met at the residence of Mrs. w O. 0'Neill last Wednesday afternoon. The meeting was called to order by the vice president. Quotations at roll call were from Bryant. Miss Kendall read "rhe death of the flowers" by Bryant. Mrs. Culver read "The Life of the Romans" from the November Chsu- tauqusn. Mrs. Baldwin read "To a Water Fowl" and Mrs. McGowan, an article on "Nental Philosophy" from the Chautauqusn. The questions were on Roman History" and on the "Paris Exposition" The society will meet next Wednesday at the residence of Mrs T. w Otis.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13

When the case of Territory vs. J. J.
 Smith, ore of the parties charged with
 being implicated in the Canyon Disble trin robbery. was called, his attorney
 Robert Brown, interposed a motion, that the indictment be set aside for the reason tha. the writ under which the grand jury were summoned, which found the indictment, did not bear the seal of the court out of which it was issued. The fact was then developed that for years the seal provided for the U. $. District Court had been used on sll process alike, whether issuing out of the U. s. District Court CT the Ter ritorisl District Court, Query: Can one seal be the seal of two courts of separate and distinct jurisdict;onf This has set lawyers to thinking, and should the question raised by Brown ever be sustained by the courts, the would be far reaching.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
SlERiEf,S SALE.

TIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE | rHI SD IUDiCIAL DISTRICT, of the Ter. Yavspsi.
 | W. c. Bsshtord and R. H. Burmist-r Il iucviyIng pAr,ner of the irm of " z Wis. n snd Com rany. s fran fsrmeily corn | posed of said surviving partners aud W. z | Wilson, now .eceis ,i. flsintiffs. vs. Tas l '. avds' Miiling Rnd Reduction c mpany oHier of Sale No. Issa.
 Under and y virtue of an Order of Sa,t and Decree of Foreclosure, issued out O. ts Distr ct Court of the Third Jndiciai Distrl lcl Il of the Territosy of Arizona, in aud for the ! County of Yavspai, on the 2sth day of Ocso OCT. 1889. in inc above entitled action wherein ". C. Bashfori and R. II. Bsrm lster, suf viving srtrers Of the firm of ". 7. Wilson sr d Conp~ny. rm formerly composed oi said surgiv.bg parta CTS and N. z. Wilson now deceased, ths above nam ed plaintiffs biained Jadsmant aud decree o. recio sure against the Standard Milling and R auction Con pany. defendant. ont c l2th day Of July, lsss for ,hs sum of Nineteen Hun. drec aud Min ani Tw-nty.four 0ae Hun. cred.hs tsl ,e09 ?D Dollars, wlth Interest at the rate 5f per cenium from July l2, Iss until paid, together with accruing COS s, winch sad juds ne nt and decree was on the Bo5R 8. at pas Sl to Ss, Resort, of sad District . 'urt sn commanded to soll all that certain 10 piece or parcel of mill sile and mlni O 4 lands situate. iytrg and bein. in Groom Creek Mining district, County ot fsyapai an territory Of ArGpna aud boun ed and de escrieed a. follows. to w.t.: All the right. tite and in tersst of the with n named Gefendaa ts of. fin and to inst c ftain mill site known and phented IFS t.e May Bean Mil $ u. described as iot thir Y. SC zen (35l, township thirteen, l3. north of range two, west Of C I sni $ It r.ver meridian. in the County of laVaps!. Territory Of srl- Iona. The paien. whereof from the United States 10 NJ Bean Mining Company Is of recoid r. Book Q, Deeds, ges Sd! to 566. inclusive, tc which re ference is m sde f r auv furt' CT or better Gtscdpu ID. Together with that cer'a m Ien st mp Iaill building, fix tures. n 1achss, machinery and trsmways thereto cp@,'ected. anu that certain ffice snd dwelling nuuss thereon stu ate and all fcne. mentr. HppuTts- ances and htred diiaments conOccp q herewith or m any wise apper. tain. ng thereto.
 Public noiIca Is hereby given that on
 SATURDAY. ihe 23D DAY or NOVEMBER, Iss9, at the hour of i2 M of that day, in front of the nO' th coor O. the Co'irt douse, in tue City of PHes sott. CJuEty of Y.vapa' and Ter rltory nf AriZnna l will, In obatiencs to sad orcer of sa snt cecree Of foreclosure, sell the above JSscrib at property or so much ther of as may bs ns,esssry to satisfy said plain tiH,' judge enl with interest, costs, etc. [, tho highest ani best bidder for cash, m United states currency.
 .O.ONEiLL.
 Shsrin Ysvapai County.
 By H. d. McjyEaN ', Deputy.
 Dated Preso ltt. 1T Q it 3l. lSs9. i'd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
HVOal WEEKLY JOuRnlL-laInER wEDNEspAY.. NOV. ls. Isss
walnut Grove serslc. Dam.

Robert Brow, whe is up from the the lower dam, now under construction by the Walnut Grove Water Storage Company, reports that wsrk is pro- gressing finely on the structure, and Lleat. A. O. Brodie. who is in charge of the construct n, expects to complete 1t this month, The dam will be used as service dam for using water from the cempany's big reservoir, q lake, at walnut Grove. 1t is situated on the
 Hatsaysmpa, about fifteen or eighteen miles below their storage dam. The dam when completed will be 57 feet high, about 200 feet long on top, 60 feet wide at the base, and 10 feet wide st the top. It is being built of rock, with good, substantial skin of lumber on its upper face, which is caulked perfectly water tigbt. To provide for its safety in case of an overflow, a skin has slse been placed on the back or lower side of the dam, connecting with an apron at the base, to carry the water eh, and thus prevent it from under mining the structure. As an addi- tional precausion of safety, waste way 60 feet in width has also been ex- csvated around the dam near the top. The Hume to carry the water to the company gold bearing gravel beds wiii be six miles in length, and will be 2i by St feet in dimension. About three tourths of mile of it has already been completed, and it is expected that within sixty days the entire work will be completed ready for hydraulic min- ing About 100 men are employed at present. The head of the Hume ct the dam will be about ferty-five feet above bedrock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
Board of Supervisors.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 6,

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 6.
 Board of supervisors met Nov. 9th al l o'clock. pursuant 10 adjournment. Present, Price Behan (chairman) and Morris Goldwater, supervisors, and the clerk
 On motion, the following order was made "whereas, the sum of S2S. 90 has been paid by Mrs. J. N. Vandeburg 10 he county for licenses, and same was |not legally owing, 1t is ordered that the |county treasurer repay to her said mount out of the first license money Eoming into his hands" On motion, claim of J. W. Weather ord, for justices fees, was audited and flowed for s9l 25.
 Board adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13

B. H. Rose, of Michigan, has been in
 town several days, looking up matters connected with the death and the estate of his brother, who was known by .he name of James Fine, but whose real name was John w Rose, and whose death occurred in 1884. Like the his. toy of very many of the pioneers of the far western country, Rose's, alias Fise's career, if written up ia detail, would furnish more thrilling adven- tures than many of the fsnciful TO- mances of the day. Leaving home and friends, in Michigan, when but about eighteen years old. he came further west, and the outbreak of the rebellion found him in Missouri. where he joined the Union forces, and fought bravely for the defense of his country. He was taken prisoner, and afterwards paroled. when he raturned to Missouri, and pur- chased an outfit of mules and wagons, with which to leave for the west. About the time be was ready to start, rebel bushwhackers jumped him and teok all his animals and wagons This so incensed him that, V tn twelve others, he re-enlisted, thereby violating his pa. role, and IL was on account of this cir cumstsnce that led him to change b 6 name to Fine, by which name he was known and respected in Arizona, the only man to whom he confided the secret of his real name being George W. S,nes. Ar. Rose left on this alter noon's train for his home in Michigan. Before leaving be requested the JOURNAL MINER to thank for him Messrs. w Sines, $. c. Miller, E. W. Wells, J. Nj. Dods2n and many others, whose names he could not remember, for cour- iesies extended to him and for their kindness in assisting him to obtain in formation concerning his deceased brothers affairs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13

The Phenix Herald publishes an ex. |act from letter written from the |ower Dam to citizen in Phenix, he was recently driven from his min- g claim in that vicinity, in which the liter says: "The Mexicans are talk E quite lot of native silver out Of UT mine and the gulch. They are at esent quiet, but one man was recently
 locked in the head and left for dead.
 got out, however, with his life.
 e miners are getting enough of such rk."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
D. Peot,and. oen,,s,.

Office and residence opposite the Will iams House, Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new im- provements in dentistry. Every oper- ation carefully performed, and satis faction guaranteed.
 Prescott, Jan. l2, 1889. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
have received carload of elegant

have received carload of elegant Anheuser-Busch est. Louis) Lager Beer, which propose to sell ice cold, at reduced prices, in kegs, bottles, or any amount. have refurnished my lodg- ing house, and will rent rooms; beds can be routed at two or four bits. lam ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes. split and delivered at house for S7 per cord Leave orders here or through postoffice. Martin Maier. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
Thursday. November 18th. 1889

A ths hour of IT o'clock n of that day. iu front of fha north doar of the Oou,t House. in the nity of Pres ott. County of ' vspai and Territory of ArlEona will sell all tue right, title aB a interest sf the said defendants the standsFst Milling and R dsstian Company and the Arizona Union Mining Compa iy, in and Ia she above described propsr,y, at tpublic sur uon. Tor cash, fn US. eurrenc to the igh st and best bidder, or 90 muca thereof sy be nece sars to Satisfy said execution and all costa VI. O. O'NEtLL
 Sharif, YsvapA County, AriEon..
 By NJ. McInernay, Doputy.
 Dated Prescott. Arizona, Ncv. t,h, is<s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
Rooms to Let,

WALDO HOUSE - NICE, COMFORTA-
 w ply furnished rooas to lot reasonably bv the day, week. or month. jlu NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET N at the corner of Montezuma and Willi Sreets. Mrs. Blackburn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
Mine Owners, Attention.

The undersigned is prepared to make maps, sketches and drawings of mining claims, and also to write up descriptive reports on mines. Can furnish as many copies as desired, at reasonable prices. JULES BAUxANN,
 Room No. l. Williams House. Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
NGtice of Sheritt's Sale on Er.
 eCutl0n.

pY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED D out of The cistrict Court of tn. Thir,i jnGNtsl Di.trtct. ofths Territory of Arixana a. in ' nd Tor ih~ County of 1avapai, dated he 1st q sy oi Odober. iSSa in r'a n srtion wherein n Wm. II Hatcher. ss piainin. rs- ins and Reelection sompsny ana Arizona Unton winning Company. defendants, for the sum of Eight Hundred and twantv-tuIee Dollars shd Fifty Gents. magcs, wit h into, . est thereon. al tss rate of sven OCT ee nt ptr Anuun, uil paid, together with tho sum If seventy i've cen $. costs and diseurseme nts co Is.
 I rave levied upon th1 following described pfepsrts to wit. Al the right. ute and In terest of the said dsfenda nts of, In ant to he dwe itns nous one frame boarding house al mbi. one barn aud c,TS al al mill, one am bosrdit ho~s as mine an G Grsom Creek two frame baoh houses ai mine e m cras \ onehalf intere tin the orisnta nain one hal ' lntere in the Montana mine, one half nsrr Tn th Berry Ess mine. one half Interest In tne Old Oak mine, one half inteFe.t tn fh Chicago nstae. the Ateil Mine. tho rr Asuror mine. tn@ Spruce Mountain mine, the Gin cinhstt msne. and the Ohio mine. aiso one hall Interest in the ak.. mias, oae half in mines being sitn ate ia Hasssyamp, s ming district. favspsi county. Arisoaa. also one large rytoft ant milling turn ace, two old wagon, one blacks mi'h shop. V tn the toais therein conta ned. sitnaie at the saia Stand .rd Campsny's mn, on the said May aoan Mtil site
 Together with all and singular tue teae menss. hereeitAmenis and Appu tsnances iherento belonging. or in any wise apperiain ing
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
Letter List.

The following is list of letters re- mainingin the post-ofiice at Prescott. Arizona, uncalled for November ', 1SSQ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13

Ofice of Board of Supervisors of !
 Yavapa' County, A. T.,
 Prescott, Nov. ls,, 1880. ) Notice is hereby given that in accorda an ce with Inc prov sions of paragraphs 270o 10, page SS5. Reviied Statutes, the following d- serlbed property is offered at private safe ct not less thaH the am count set opposite eac lot. with Interest thereon, from date at the ra'e oi ten per cent per annum, and two and half dollars additional for the dsed of conveyance of said property.
 By order of the Board of Supervisors.
 +. J. F. HORNE, Clerk. List Of Tax Sale Certificates fo the Dsiin. quent Taxes of 1887. unredeemed November
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
Private Sale of County
 Property.

In accord ncs with the provisions of Para. graphs .s.9.l0. page 4S7 Revised Statutes of rfx
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-13
STOCK BlAr.,

brand. RANGE = Lonesome cl Valley, pear coyefe Spring. "a tie from Prescott.
 am also he owner oi he following brands: Figure 2 O. left shoui- der ef snimals. F on left I fhagk and Circle D sn len nght thigh and riba
 2. H VII
 -r.o- Address. prv,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22
WAR ON THE BOODLERs.
Canada is Getting Ready TO Bounce the
American DefaultOrs.

Canada is Getting Ready TO Bounce the
American DefaultOrs.
OTTAWA, ONT; April 2l.-In the Houst
OF Commons, on Sir John Thompson
moving to transfer Mr.. Welden's bill tc
extend the extradition act to Govern
ment orders, Mr.. Laurier suggested that
as the details o. the measure would
create considerable discussion, it be moi
passed at this late stage Of the season.
Sir John Macdonald said there was
great moral impotence on the part Of
the people Of Canada to put an end 70
the influx OF rascality from the United
States.
CyniCs might say We had enough ras,
Cality OF our own, but 1t was well 10 tell
the world that We don't want either
those people or their ill.gotten gains
He thought the bill so unobjectionable
in principle that 1t would meet with lit
tie opposition; but, II lie details were
likely to lead to protraCted debate, II
would then remain in the House to say
what disposition should be made of it,
1t would would have a moral effect by
informing United States deiaulters that
Canada would not harbor them an hour
II she could prevent II. lie thought
that the details OF the measure could be
made acceptable to the House by an in
formal discussion rather than by set
debate. The motion was passed.