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The Portland daily press., 1889-05-02

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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
MAY /, 1889, 8.00.P. M.
Observations taken at the same moment Of time
at all stations.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-02

Persons who suffer from occasional palpitation
OF the heart are often unaware that they are the
victims OF heart disease and are liable to die with
out warning They should Danish this alarming
symptom, and cure the disease by using DIR.
FLINT's REMEDY Mack Drug Co.. N. Y.
mars eodl stply
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-02
The Public Debt
iHINGToN, May 1.-The
Injured by Failing lumber.

WATERvILLE, May 1.-Wilfred Laughlois
of Winslow, had thigh broken and a leg
jammed, and John Groder had four ribs
broken and pushed into the lung tissue, by
the falling of pile Of lumber at the Maine
Central railroad shops in Waterville, yester-
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-02

CALAIS, May 1.-The Grand Jury report
ed today four indictments as follows; George
Sinclair, Columbia Falls, manslaughter; Will
lard Z. Deering, Danforth, felonious assault;
George Cox. Calais, assault with intent to
rob; Joel Foss, Danforth, for keeping
gambling house
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
Frank leslle's Popular Monthly
 tov October. t00o.

\ new serial story, entitled sHarou's
 Wife," by Etta w. Pierce, is begun in the October number of Frank I.eslie,s
 Popular Monthly. The color, pictu. resqueness and dramatic force oi this novelist have already given her repu- tation as sort of American Ouid.-a reputation which this latest work from
 her pen will fully sustain. The lite. rary and artistic features of this mum
 Der of the magazine are even more pro- fuse than usual. Among the illustra. ted articles are, Horse-racing in Colo niai New York;" by John Austin Ste vens: "a Quaini old Japanese Town" (Nikko), by Mabel Loomis Todd; Car dinal Lavigeric and the African Slave trade" by Marc F. vallette; ''Climbing the Peak of Teneriffe :" "Dickcn's Lon- don," including picture oi the re- gently demolished old White Hart Inn, Southwark. the sc ne of the first meet ing of those two immortals, Mir. Pick wict and Sam Weller; Trout and Sal mon Fishing," an admirable outdoor paper, by Ripley Hitchcock; "Tke California Elephant" by c. F. Holder; and "Sioux City, Iowa." by John H. Patterson. There are short stories by Madeleine Vinton Dahlgren, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Virginia Baker, Lucy Hooper. and others. and poems by Douglas Sladen and the late F. s. 0altus.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25

The Denver News, in its criticism of . concert given in Denver, has the following notice oi Prof. Neilsen, who will give . concert in the Prescott opera house on Friday evening: "Mr. N. F. Neilsen. the famous Danish violin virtuoso held the audience spell bound, during his magnificent ren. dition of c. De Beriott's 9th Concerts. we can only say that he Is all that any one could ever hope to hear; he is sim ply perfection, and the greatsst artist on the violin ws have ever heard, and we pretend to be- a judge. He played for an encore. "IIome, Sweet Home" with his own variations, that was ap- plauded to the echo, which concluded the rehearsal, and we were compelled to retire, very much against our will"
 Martin Maier received . car load of Anheuser-Busch beer. yesterday, from St. Louis. and is now prepared to fur nish both bottled and keg beer to all who may desire 1t. Tue Anheuser- Busch is classed among the best beer mad c, while Mir. Maier's Exchange saloon serves it re freshingly cool.
 Orick Jackson and Fred Tritle are b ard at work, mentally. oa the propo. sition of . new labor saving machine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
Pao.s W,r,n Kn owing.

Ia all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane the remedy used must be non-irritating. The medical profession has been slow to learn this. Nothing satisfAotory can be accomplished with touches, snufs. powders or syringes, hecauss they are all irritating, dc not thoroughly reach the affected surfaces, and should be abandoned as woise than failures. A multitude of persons who had for years borne all the worry and pain that cstarrh can inAict, tss- tify to radical cures wrought by Ely g Cream Balm.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
PROSPEROUS PHENIx.
Sheriff O'Neill Interviewed on
 the Progress 0i the Salt
 River Valley.

[ Sheriff O'0neill was cornered in hi cfhco to-day, by the JouRSAL-MrNEs m an, and although naarly buried witf
 unanswered correspondence, which had accumulated during his recent visit t the Salt River valley, he cheerfully
 consented to give his impressions con corning tue prospects of that section He ssys the citizens of Phenix arc . live. progressive and energetic people They are enthusiastie in their dssirs for railroad connection with Prescott, and that rather than wait for the tardy and uncertain action. of CongTsss to
 legalize the subsidy recently voted to
 aid in its construction, they have set
 about to raise by private subscription l. $s0o, 900, in order to secure its i'm me d;ats construction.
 He says shere is not another town in the southwest that is experiencing
 suoh building boom a is enjoyed at present in Phenix. the buildings all bs. ing solid and substantial brick struct-
 ures. He estim stes the value of those,
 now being built. including residences.
 when completed, At $50O.0Oo Busi-
 meas and dwelling houses alikc arc
 rented before completion, and tho de-
 mand for both continu @ even greater than the supPly.
 He is enthusi astic over the fruit growing prospects of the valley. as nothing has been experimentsd in this
 inc yet which has not proven . sue cess. The experiment made by Cali. forniA syndicate under the Arizona canal, to demonstrate the practicabilisy of orange culture, has proven highly successful. or the section of land planted in orange trees. the company did not lose over one per cent of the trees planted. while they show thrifty and healthy growth.
 Sheriff ONeill thinks, e . raisin pro- ducing country, the Salt River valley will excel California. He says that the grapes grow to an unusual size, while instead of picking the clusters from the vine and drying on boards, by simply breaking the stems they cure to per lection while hanging on tho vines After they are thoroughly dried they are then picked and packed for the market. and he says he never saw . finer quality of rsisins anywhere than was shown him during his recent visit. | Another favorable condition for the prosperity of the valley is the fact that . large portion of the land is being sub divided into small tracts for fruit and grape growing purposes, making it ca pable of sustaining large population.
 Eastern visitors have already com nnencoa = arrive .c spend ths winter. and the inanx during shis season prom ises to bs very ST eat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
A Woman,s Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been made, and that, too, by lady in this country. Disease fastened it's clutches upon her, and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed necessarily and could not sleep. She bought of us bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con- sumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night
 and with one bottle has been miracu- lously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write w. c. Hamrick tS Co, of Shelby, N. C.-Get free trial bottle at Beaumont Coxe's Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25

c. w. Fords front window had tho appearance this morning of having been subjected to an attempt at bur glary, but as near as can be learned was smashed by drunken man falling agaiust 1t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
PIMplES ID SCROfgla. A Positive Cure tor every Skin, Scalp and Blood Disease Except
 lcthYoSis.

Pssrlasis c yeaps. Head. asms aud hr~sst c ss6td scab. Back r"vere d Wsth sere.. ness doctors q neds- rlue fatl. cured by Cutie ra Weaae- di-s ae . cost sr eJ.s5.
 have used the CuricuRA RsMEpfEs with the best results. have used two bss,les of the CUrIccRA RrsoLvESr, three toxes O anu am cured of terrible sksn and sal ? disease known As psoriasis. had it for eight years. l would get better and worse st .i nes- Sometimes my head would be a sOlid scab. and was at the time began tho use of the CuTicURA RRMEDIEs. My arms were covered with scab, from my elbows to shoulders. my breast was almost on, sold sc.b, ana my bsck covered with sores vary .Dg in rom penny to a dollar. sa doct red wIih all the he do-tors with lief, ,s nd se,i many different medicines with, nt effecl My case was hereditary, and. beg an to thinS, Incur. able but it besaG to ai irrm tho dr,g' sppii. cation of CuTIcuRA. ARC Est HCSSELi. Deshier. Ohio.
 -ksa Dssrns~ q Year. Carrd. am thankfal to say that I have used the CuricuRA kEMsnrks for about eight months with great spccsss, and consi Ter myself er ireiy cured of salt rheum ,frim which have suffered for SIX year.. l tired s nunber oi country. but fou nd nothing that would effect euro until uscd your re,n-,iies
 MRS. A, McCLAFLIN, MoTette, Mo.
 The Worss Case Or ecrsratn lsurcd.
 We have b, GU selling your CuUICuRA REM. sbtEs Tor years. and have the first complaint yet to rece,ve from . anurcnaser. oae of the vore. cases of Scrofula ever saw WsA cured by nve bot les of CUrIcURA REsaLvNNT Gu. TICURA and CUTIcuRA SoAP.
 TAYLOR TAYLOR. pragri.,s.
 Frankfort, Kan.
 Cuticura Remedies
 Core every specie of agoni zing. humiliating itching, burning. scaly and pimply dtseases or the skin, scHip P and blood, with ioss Of hair from pimpics to scrofuia. ex cept possibly ich. thyoais.
 Sold everywhere. Price. cur,cvsa, soc; SOAP, 2bc. kEsoLvEST, q Prepared bs the roIYsk DRu0 AAp CHEMICAL Cn.. 6cston, nS-Send for "How tO Care Sktn Diseases |" e pages, 50 itiustrs stions. and loo tes tim onials ol PLIES, Ai-ce heads. res, ouSh, chapped sWsnd oily skin prevcn ed byCuticuraSoap
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
iss Excellent Qualities

Commend to public approval the Cali forniA liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, and by gently acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, it clesnses the system effectually, thereby promo. ting the health and comfort of all who use it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Barrett Post c. A. R. raeets tonight
 ]. M. Myers. si walnut Grove, is 1T town.
 Secure ticket early for the oonoer next Friday night. Mir. Girdler and wife returned to tn, Etta this morning. The Phsnix Arizonan has suspended It was absorbed by the Gazette and Herald.
 Fresh fruits at Ford's. Tobacco and cigar, numerous brands at Fords. Byron Newton will leave with his family to- o-morrow for Walnut Grove, te reside. .es'
 Oh. for good smokei Aiken hes t-the Key West Bouquet"
 G. c. Waddell has been appointed . deputy sheriff for the collection of poll taxes.
 Martin Maier's corner, at the Gurley street bridge, was lighted by electricity last night.
 N. Hickey has gone to the Hillside mine. to summons witnesses in a horse stealing case.
 Railroad tickets bought and sold at A. Aitken's.
 To-day's train brought in a car load of grain, one of flour, and two cars for Witherellvils.
 Stationery-ink, paper, pencils and postage stamps. at Ford's.
 Geo. W. Sines and Wm. Madden left this afternoon for the Hacuavar noun tains, on mining business.
 Smokers supplies pipes. stems, cigar and cigarette holders, etc., st Ford'a.
 A cold wave struck Prescott yester- day and greatly reduced the tempera- ture, but no frost reported yet.
 Fresh candies aud nuts prise boxes, etc., at Ford's.
 The only place in town you can buy choice Honey, in one pound sections, from the Verde Valley, Is at A. Aitken's.
 Aiken is we'll supplied with choice fresh fruit, candies and nuts. Best brands of cigars and tobacco, cigarettes, etc.. etc.
 Knives, genuine Wostenholms, etc at Fords.
 Buy your Louisiana Stats Lottery ,ickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency Or the same, in Prescott.
 Paris green, for potatee bugs, at Hills hardware store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.


 Henry Goldwatsr wen, eas, to-day to buy goods.
 Lieut.. Ramsey returned from Cali iornis last evening. This is the last week to pay city taxes See notice.
 | The electric light plant was started up Saturday evening again.
 Captain Rockefeller hes returned from Santa Crus, California.
 John Mcdonald and family have TO. turned from their visit to Canada.
 Judge II. Brooke has filed his stock brand, "E," for record.
 Mir. Chas. A, 0irdler reports having very cold nights ride from the Verde. Lincoln Smith. of the Verde Valley,
 wac among the visitors to Prescott to- day.
 Mrs. Ludwig Thomas left on to- days train. for visit to relatives in the east.
 1 The best musical talent of Prescott will take part in the concert on Friday evening.
 Hon. Levi Bashford writes that he exp, cts to return to Prescott about October 2Oth.
 Mrs. A. Aitksn and children TO- turned from their sojourn at Maple gulch yesterday. l.. H. Poole, who recently investiga. ted claims for Indian depredstions here, has resigned. Superintendent Riley. of tho Ryland mining comp pany, left for Minnehaha yesterday, accompanied by his wife. Tho body of Dana F. Gillett was em- balmed, by Undertaken Randall. and shipped Co California to-day, for bo- rial.
 Erwin Bser has just returned from the Ryland mining company's camp. where he took number of views of that property.
 Parties indebted to Beaumont Coxe are requested to call and settle their accounts with c. R. Aartindell. See notice elsewhere.
 Charles Faulkner shipped thirty -tkres ounces of gold bullion. few days since, from the Quartz Mountain mill, on the Hasssysmpa.
 4 deed from John Clark to G. F Campbell. for quarter section of land in section l6, township 2l. near Flag staff, for $S, 900, has been filed for roc ord.
 Dr. Robinson was called yesterday evening to set . dislocatsd shoulder for Henry Clay, of Williamson valley. l He received the injury by being thrown from horse.
 Rev. c. l.. Pearson and family will leave, by private conveyance, to-mor- row, for Phenix, ts attend conference l oi the M F Church They expect to be absent two weeks
 Parties were in town yesterday from Kirkland valley with s9Hs ysssy SSl.2.'33..cs ! specimens of gold ere irop the Model | claim. They stated that there is about is inches of she rock shown which l would go into the thoasands in gold
 ' Staser. of St Johns. pallsd a briaT-root pipe on man s shorVtinv i since, aud has been held to apeaF be- fore the grand jury under $500 sonds. by an Apache county justice of the peace. A briar-root pipe Is considered a deadly weapon over there
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
Reward for Adesian Water.
Prescott, Afizona. Aug. slst. lssa,

Prescott, Arizona. Aug. Sist, lssa.
 In accordance with ,he provisions os sn act, numbered IS, Session Laws of IsS9 entitled "An Act to Encourage the Sinking of Arta ian Wells" the Bosrd Of Supervisors of Yay srai County hereby offer reward of two tlousaud dollars, payable in county warrants, drawn on the general fund, to auy person or De sons first obtaining s flowing stream of water in fayApsi County, aud complying Nlth the said date,
 .. sy otSeF ot tho R1art Q Supcvsors us NasspaI CoHn E, kriz as Ta7r3sorv. ., q regular iaacteg. held Aug Stat isoti
 Ii-s1d E1.F. HORNE. C erk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25

asked the reporter of an old Aruesist
 Dr. Ptcrcc'e preparat1ous." he replied They arc sold under . p0oieivo guaF. aneoe that they will. in every case. rive sa.iefaction, or the money is promptly re- funded: His 'Favorite Prescription for all ehoe0 chronic wcakneseee. nervous and other Arrangements peculiar to women, is usoa with snfailins succea. lt cure weak back, bser- tng-down sensations. irregularities and weak- nessm common to the ssx, and bein9 the moet perfect of tonic medicines buiids up and eercnethens the snttr~ eysten. The e. uland for 1t is constant and an eonvsrsant with scorce of casss cured by t."
 Returning after . few momsnts' aheoace. the venerable wieidsr of the psstie rsmarksd. "the number of earsaparillaa and othor. so- called, blood mcdicines' is lsGiou; but Dr. fiercs'a Golden Medical Disoovsry outeol6 them all and t is the only blood purifier ouS of the many which am obliged to hesp upon my shelves that e guafaAtoea to benedt or cure in ell cases for which it is rocommocied. or money paid for it C refunded"
 "In the line of Pflla. 1" remarked the eld rou- teman. "the little Sugar coated 'Pellcts put up by Dr. Pierce led all oshefs, both h amount of saies and the .gsasral ntlsfaceion they give my custonsrs."
 Cspyrisss is'R y woaLDs Dn. Nm Aasx.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
The Reported Threatened OuibreaE of the Wallapais a Ground
 less Canard

For tho past ten days sensational re ports that the Wallspais were on tn
 eve of an outbreak have been circuls
 ted throughout the country. Many O
 the stories were deliberately manufac
 tured, and were intended only t'
 frighten the timid ones, and the result
 was successful, and good sized scsr'
 was thus worked up by the though'les' circulatcrs of the stories.
 The various bands of Wallspais arc holding . dance ani pow WOW at Grass Springs, seve nty- five miles northeast o KiLgman, and the various bands did not attend and the absentees were sent for by the medicine mon, who de handed their attendance immediately under penalty of death from a shower
 of hailstones which tho medicine men
 would cause to fall on them. The In
 dians who had refused to go, on ieceiv.
 ing this summons left immediately The sudden disappearance of the In dians from their usual haunts alarmed the whites in the vicinity of Blackberry and Peach Springs, and they instantly came to the conclusion that they in tended going on the war path, and took steps to defend themselves. On learning the cause of the WAllapais' movements all fears were allayed, and no fear of any trouble is now thought of.
 The bands of Leve Leve and Wslla- pal Charley, who have their camps about this place, refuse to take part in the dance, and they are awaiting the fulfillment of the medicine mems prophecy of the hailstorm which will kill alike the whites and the disobe- disnt Indians.
 There is trouble among the Walla- pals about the observance of the burial It has been the custom among them to burn the horses and all personal effects of the dead. To this good many bands objected, the princi- pie one being that of Leve Leve and Wallspai Charley, who desire to follow the customs of the whites with respect to the dead, and this question is to be settled at the present Grass Springs pow wow.-Mohave Miner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
Advice 10 aaosnevs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays sll pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Di. arrhes. Twenty-Five cents . bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
Buckien's Arnica Salve

Best Salve in the world for Cut, es, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblain.
 and all Skin Eruption, and pos. cures Piles or no pay required. K anteed to give perfect satisfaction )ney refunded. Price 9 cents De, For sale by Beaumont Coxe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25

First-slass, fine toned instrum en t, B. V. Goldwster. Prescott, Aris. If
 The Prescott base ball club received an invitation to-day to play at the Phe. nix fair. The association offers purss of $l5O, while the citizens of Phenix will offer like amount. Tombstone, Tucson and Phenix clubs will play. aad the Prescott boys also talk of trying their skill.
 After October lst, no trains will be run on Sunday on the Prescott & Ari. zons Central rsilrosd,. % superintsnd- ent Jones yesterday informed the pest. office officials. Prescott, will, in conse- quenco, he without Sunday mail. A large. we'll printed pamphlet from the office of she Tombstone Prospsctor has been received at this e6ice. It treats of the resources of Cochiss county, and was publish,d by order of the board o' su. ervisofs.
 Freight is accommodating al Prescott Junction more rapidly than it can be handled by tho Prescott < Arizona Csn- traI railroad. Twelve car loads were reported there yesterday
 Major Combra, recently promoted iroin Captain in the Eighteenth In- ianlry, to the above rank in the Ninth Infantry, arrived at whlpple few dsss since
 The city council win meet Thursday evening stT 30 o'clock, to receive tho report oi is water committee On the Of leasing the water works. pF~.
 ,,, Grove school house has heeR completed An s07S s---.,-.-I,,- ..1..1s teacher can gel petition by applying Co the Walnat Grove trustoss.
 J.M.w W. Moore has under contem- plalion tbe stocking ol his Salt River valley farm with brood mares and horses from Illinois.
 Private La Marcus, of company E, Ninth iui.nsly, died at Whisale on the 22d inst, of disrihea and typhoid fever.
 PAymaster MaynAdier left for Camp Verde to-day, to pay the troops there.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25

this office. -.-..------ S-'''' Th. v,,--- .,el tells 8 vtry 6shy story about Hon. Sam Purdy i .-.-- !, v -.,l { to dFink when being invited iu Y una saloon. It must have been A very cold day for Yuma when Purly declined to drink
 The incoming train to-day had big load, and was compelled to ''drep trsjl' al Chino valley, come to Withereil,ilIo and then return to Chino again, esus- ing a delay of about two hours in its ......a..
 The town clock, which has been going about it's business in noiseless manner for several days, went on strike again to-day, being the first time it struck-the hour since Saturday.
 c. Thorne, Ed. l.. Mercy and Charley Gray returned from trip to Eureka mining district this afternoon.
 JIG. Reagan is building . new resi- dence on Goose flat, adjoining Mayor Howard's residence.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
Pay Your Taxos.

City taxes are no. only due, but thir
 is the last week in which to pay thsm
 They will become delinquent next Monday
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
khe verdlc, i,nnninnous.

D. Snlt, ns.ss;st, Bippus, Ind.
 : "I t.., recommend Eiectri, as the vcrr best remedy EVer9 bold has -ivea rolieiin every ease An took six bottles, and WAS cured limatisfr 5! lo years standing
 i'm Hare druggist, Bellviile Affirms: "Ihe best selling medi- have ever handled in my 2O years lnce, is Electric Bitters." Thou bf others have added their testi- Do that the verdict is unanimous ectric Bitters do cure all diseases Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only lollar bottle at Beaumont Coxe'- lore
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
Wanted,

Wood choppers, st or Fear Boggs mine. Price per cord SI5o, principally alder wood For further particulars enquire at Bsggs' mill. Ii. c. McDosALD. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
A Good California Paper.

Send for the Los Angeles Daily Herald, the best Southern California paper. Subscription $s.25 per quarter. Weekly Herald Q2 pages) $2 per an- nsm. Address, AYERS X LYNCH,
 t Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
BUSINESS lOCALS.

rbug powders, n quAntities to t the Corner Drug Store. If
 drugs and chemicals at the drug store. If
 different styles of Jerseys at laine's. If
 w hats given away at N. Gold. : Bros. If
 at the Corner drug store fol articles. If
 " hats given away at N. Gold. s Bros. If
 Fountleroy Caps and Collars al laine's If w hats given away at M. Gold. q Bros. If
 at Mrs. Blaine's and see her nent of goods. If
 he standard patent medicines at prner drug store, If
 w hats given away at NJ, Gold q Bros. .s ts
 Goldwater & Bro, \ are giving strsw hats. If en you want a good cigar, ina or domestic, go to Ford's. ie27 Blaine has just received lot of hillinery goods, ribbons, ssteens, >tc. If cold soda water with delicious grups, 3 cents 8 glass, at the Cor fug Store. If Fybody is purchasing at the Cor, rug Store, on account of the Deduction m prices. If
 finest and largest assortment of |nd dies ever brought to Prescott
 Mountain City Drug Store. f4ti a bottle of Paine's celery com the finest nerve tonic known. to hd at the Mountain City Drug ] f4tf