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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
FROM FRIDAY's DAILY.

W. L. Van Horn left for home to.
 day.
 James Hart, of Bueno, was in towr
 to-day.
 Railroad talk has . business ring about it.
 J. l.. Hall left for his Martinez ranch this afternoon. Mrs. Wm. Wilkerson arrived from Phenix yesterday. A small fouring mill in the Verde valley would pay. A "dry moon" in Arizona nearly al- ways brings rain.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Butler gave card party last evening
 Attend the dance at the Miller valley school house tonight.
 Charles Dupont, the ex.scout from Tonto Basin, is in town.
 The drier the moon the more mois. ture in the clouds in this section.
 Prescott was visited by one of the finest rain showers of the season to- day.
 Hay is being offered for $20 per ten in Prescott, which is considered very cheap
 The new school house in Miller val ley will be dedicated with a dance to- night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Neiison delight good audiences each evening at the Palace | saloon.
 Frank Dolph, superintendent of the Orc Fino placer mining company, left Tor home to-day.
 A new saw-mill was loaded at With. erellvillc to-day, for Jerome. It will be erected near the smelter.
 Lew Ellitt has gone back to the his foot having recovered sufficiently for him Co be around again. Deputy Sheriff Geo. E. Browu re. turned to-day from s trip along the inc of the Atlantic < Pacific railr cad. Five location notices and N,l7Il hattle mortgage constituted the days york furnished Recorder Akers today. The rain shower to-day suggests the necessity of replacing the street cross ng on Montezums street, which was aken up for the firemen's race. |. Yesterdays stage from Phenix upset hile coming down the steep hill be- ond Lynx creek. Two of the three assengers aboard received slight in. ,ries.
 Charlss A. Girdler has just com. n sted very artistic job, in the paint cl g of his blackboard, which show. de m to be equally at home with q pain, n' -, ush or experimenting . big mine. k
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
The Feeling in omeha.

We wonld not live away We ask not to say
 Remove the elixir, -... Oh, take it awayl Omaha Republican.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Board os Supervisors.
WEDNESDAY, August g

| WEDNESDAY, August ss
 Board of Supervisors met Augus,
 18th, at 10 o'clock, pursuant to ad
 lournment. Present, A. A. Moor,
 Chairman pro tem) and Morris Gold
 water, supervisors, and the clerk.
 J. L. Hall appeared. was sworn ant
 examined relative to the assessment O
 the Piedmont Cattle Go. On motion i said assessment was reduced to 2.
 stock horses and 720 cattle.
 The following persons appeared by
 letter, relative to their assessments ant
 action was taken thereon as follows: John La Tourette & Sons. Added two mules, Sl00.
 W. F. Msthers. Added one saddle
 horse, $40.
 F. W. Sheridan.-Clerk directed tc
 write to the assessor of Maricopa coun
 ty for copy of his assessment. Wm. O. O'Neill, assessor, appeared
 and presented PTS blank poll tax re ceipts for 1889, which were counted
 found correct and burned, giving the assessor a receipt for the same. Petition having been read, on mo. ton. Godfrey Van Deren was appointed ovsrseer O! road district No. 27, sub lsct to approval of his bond. Board adjourned until Thursday August 18th at 10 o'clock. THURSDAY, August @. Board met August 18th, at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjournment. Present same as at previous meeting.
 The painting of the tin roof of the court house and the outside wood -wo TX of the same was inspected and accept ed, and bill of George Hartman, the contractor, audited and allowed for $e25.
 The clerk was directed to forward the following communication to the Governor:
 Sr:-In compliance with the req aest made by you in your letter dated- -the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county, issued . circular through the daily press. a copy of which is hereto annexed. The Board regrets to say that not single reply has been received by it from any indi- vidual or district directly interested in irrigation. The report of Lieutenant A. O. Brodie, engineer in charge of the Walnut Grove Water Storage Co.,, is herewith forwarded to you, with the maps and prints accompanying tho same. Will you please place them be- fore the Senate Committee. Lieut.. W. A Glassford informs the Board that all the information he is able to give has already been placed in your hands. The lack of interest shown in this mat ter by the people of Yavapsi county should not be taken as an indication of . lack of storage facilities, nor of scarcity of land which can be irrigated and be made valuable.
 It is probably presumed that the natural advantages of Yavapai county, and the necessities of the southern will cause the Senate com nittee to investigate for itself the vast which now lie dormant in sur mountains.
 The Board of Supervisors beg leave through your Excellency to extend to he Senate Committee cordial invita- jon te visit the city of Prescott, and county of Yavapai, and if this is ac- 'epted, will place at the disposal of the every facility to enable it to investigate the subject matter.
 Very respectfully, your obedient ervants, The Board of Supervisors, 'ounty of YavapAi. By E. J. F. Horne, clerk
 Board adjourned until Monday, Sep smber 2d, 1889.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Mine Owners. A,,an.,..,

The undersigned is prepared to make maps, sketches and drawings of mining claims, and also to write up descriptiy.. reports on mines. Can furnish as many copies as desired, at reasonable prices JuLEs BAuMaNs
 Room No. l, Williams House. Pres q o,t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
0s1namOna.
0S2n1211Gon "a tho District Court of the Thiid Judicis, District Territory Of Arizona
 County of Ysvapai.

Nsirict Territory of Arizona
 County of Yavapai.
 Adoniram J. Head, Plaintiff,
 versus
 Louis Wollenburg and Henry Arher. Def,dt.
 Summons No. l7U7.
 Action brought in the District Court of inc Third Judicial Distr. ct. in and for the coun, v Of Ysvaps', Territory of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Louis Woli,nburg and Henry Asher.
 You are hereby summon d and reauires s ,o appear In an action brought against you bv the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in a.S Tor the county of Yavspai, in the Territorv of Arizona, and answer the complaint Rlad with the clerk of this Court at Prescott. in ssia county. ls copy of which omp aint aceomps. nies this sammopsh within ten dsys fer i'm. sise of the day of service) after the seryic,, upon you of this sum mons, If served i'm this county; hut sorv,d out of the oounty and within this district, then within twenty dave. in all other cases. thirty days. And YOU are hereby notified that If you fail to ap, ear and answer the complaint as above required. ths plaintin vii take iudg ment by defsuit ag ainst you aud costs and disbur rsemeuts in th,s he half expended. Given under my hand and tie seal of said SEAL Court this Bud day of August, Al. lSS9.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Ci,rk hossRr BROWN. .Attornevf r F.sintif. a2 So
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FReM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 ]. S. Russell left for home this morn ing.
 Flagstaff will erect $l0, 900 schoo house.
 Florence is sgitating the question O building church.
 The ladies had . good attendance . their festival last night.
 s. A. Logan has purchased the resi- dence of Judge Thomas, West Pres colt, for $500.
 Captain F. S. Ingalls,, of Yum, county, has made success this year ir raising sugar beets.
 Msricopa county gave big maiori ,y in favor of issuing railroad bonds, a the election on Tuesday.
 Prof. H. B. Farmer has been re. elected principal of the Normal school by the republican board of directors
 The residence purchased by $. A. Logan, of Judge Thomas, is . very desirable one. and Mir. Logan secured . good bargain.
 Gee. w Bowers, formerly of Prescott, has taken & dip into Harqua Hsls stock, with bis partner in the Clip mine, 4. G. Hubbard.
 
 Johnnie Frsdericks, the little son of Hr. and Mrs. R. N. Fredericks, was seriously injured day or two since, by being thrown from horse.
 MT. D. W. Shivers and her daughter Mrs. Fsrsee, came in from Chino val ley to-day. The latter will leave in . day or Two tor her home in PAenix.
 Judge Barnes. of New York, who is interested in the Buckeye canal in Maricopa county, agrees to give $5O,- GOO for the construction of the railroad to Prescott
 A Tucson young lady, whose name We withhold out of respect for old age, last Monday celebrated the fourteenth anniversary of her nineteeth birthday. The occasion vas one of great brillian. cy and eclat.-Nogal,s Herald.
 The territorial fish commission vii apply in few months to the United States commission at Washington for fish for Arizona streams and private ponds. Parties desiring fish should apply at once to T. w. O.is, busiaees agent territorial fish and game commis- sion, Prescott, Arizona.
 Hon. W H. Hardy. of Kingman. one of the members of fhe Board of Asylum Directors, came in this morn ing from the north, to attend meeting of the Board. The honorable gentle man is one of the hardest hitters in politics in the territory, and his pun. gent, stinging letters against the de- are always dreaded by the press of that party in the territory, @ yell ss by the strikers and leaders of Ehe party.-Herald.
 The St. Johns Herald is the only is Arizona that has spoken single disrespectful word of Judge kibbey. Looking through the dinins ativs portals of its evil: soul it sees aothing but the shadow of its own Fickedness in others. The imputa- lions it makes are mean and cowsrdly | md can only win the contempt of the 'ublic for their author.-E nterprise.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
8oaGd-lnneha~

The undersigned has leased the res faurant adjoining Martin Maier's Ex. change, and is furnishing good board or $zo month. Meals and lunches at all hours of day and night.
 Good Coffee, Chocolate, Cake, etc.
 OrFO HALMKR.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
notice of forfeiinre

To Rossrio Groom. your heirs. assigns and legai repr, SC n tatives:
 You are hereby notified that the under. sisnod. who Ia co-own ner with yon in the Han na mining claim, has expended the sum of three hu ndred dollars in spor and i'm prove. ments upon said mining cl Aim. the said eu . peudiufes ana smprovems snts being m adc by me in the earo iS6 1887 Gnd iSSS in com. p!isnce with the United States mining laws , requfftn. annual expenditures to be ai nde on mininv claims. The said Hanna miuing claim consists of l5)o feet in length by so0 wide, situate In slack Rock m ming district Tn the cpu -ty of Yavapa', Territory of Ar. xoua 4 re ord of the location of the said Fl an nah mi ing claim Is made In the Record os Mines. In the office of the County Recol der of said favapai county. in book l2. ages and ': And you are hereby further notified that public ton of this notice. you fen or refuse to contribute or psy to me your proportion of the said expenditures, toge her with the cost Of tn pubiicsti m ot this notice, The interest of you in said Hanna mining claim will be forfeited and become the property of the m. de ersignsd. JAMES MAHONEY.
 fresco !. A. IT,. July II. lsS9. jvlSd90
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
NQtlc0.

Al. Aiken is my authorized agent to collect rents and have charge of my property in Prescott during my absenc.
 LKyI BAsHFoRp. Prescott, June 4th, 1889.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Tho TeVritory'S WoaIth.

The Tucson Star gives the following as the accessible property of the vs- rious counties except Maricops and Apache, returns of which have not yet been received by Auditor Hughes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Wanted.

A situation, by a respectable, middle aged woman, to do general housework. Address, Mrs. K. w. Burke, at Joseph Ehle's lodging house. ie29tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

A large assortment of drugs, chem
 Als and toilet articles for sale st the fry lowest prices at the Corner Drug lore. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
D. Pent,snd. pen,,.,.

Office and residence opposite the Will jams 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., 1889-09-04

San Francisco, Aug. l2, 's9. Assignee A. Wollenberg < Co.,: You are instructed to dispose of the assets of A. Wollenberg X O., assignor, at either public or private sale, for the best prices obtainable, limiting you to 60 days. Sec'y Board of Trade,
 San Francisco.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

Calicos, 20 yards for Sl.OO Spool Thread, 45c per dozen Ladies Shoes, $l.25 to sl.75 IOnsdale A sheeting 10 cents Heavy Cotton Flannel, l2J cts White Flannel, large assortment. Blankets in great variety. Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing.
 H Take a look at our goods and in these hard times make your dimes go as far as possible.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Established 30 Tears if
 And inc R.ela. r.

Dr. steinharf's Essence of L,r, ..
 nenily the worst cases of seryo. sj physical weakness. exhsusted v,sus., fnl abuses. sxcesses and the liks I sr men. however indaeed. s.d x. how inveterate. speedily. ;her,,u11 permanently cared by the Esss,v P Price. 42so. in liquid or pill formxs the quantity. sio. Seat on reeeipss vl| C. o. d. Try bottle O. this bsssr ,,| b C feee. All correspondence strictly cnaad>un| Address Ds. P. srEINHARi
 l1sh West Fin; Sspk|
 'eh1i sm Los angeis& O l|
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
A MIN
Chicaro, Rock Island < Past l

Chicago, Rock Island { Pakl
 ineiudins Lines East and wess of = n,,ss3 BOOK LELAND. DAvENPcRr, D11 No-, SVvNCIL BLUFEs. wATERroWM xAI.La. MINNEAPoLls. ST. PAUL o S1,sx Sr1 zrrggAIsoN. LEAvENWonlHI IceS ne,5 and PUEBLo. Free Reclining chan czrS S nom CHICAGO. CALDWELL. HuIceSS and poD0E CITY. and Palace sss<pznS - tween CHICAGO. WICHITA and Hc1Os~ SOLID vESTlBUlE EXPRESS llal! Sa Through coachcs sleepsrs. Pre- Chair Cars and tEast of Mo Riverl g@ 1n osiy between CHICAGO. DIES SotSSxS - tne Chair Gar to NORTH PLArrE 0sSsSs between CHICAGO and DENVER cy1 SPRINGS and PUEBLO, via St Soscpa rsan sac ctty and Toreka- Splendid p'a2 - daily. with Choice of Routes to ana nrs-,sun Lake. Portland. Los Angeles and cen IT Vne Direct Limo to and from Plkcs fssn - = soa. Garden of the Gods. the sani'Af' ocensc orandeurs of Colorado,
 via The Albert Lea Route. a snad Exrrcss Trains daily between ,SSa1..ssu S1.u . elmine Chair Cars CFREE1 O ans r ss esnr = potats and Kansas City Through SnsnS Irad sleeper between Peoria. Scirit istNo ist1.,- rias Wetertown. Sioux Falls. thc Summer ssssssrssusk huntans and Fishing Grounds Q. ue The Short Line via Seneca and kanssr,sis CT facilities to travel Co and frosn inoiAa' einnau and other Southern points' ,.sx-,r For Tickets. Esps, Folders. or aesisss a, slirss aen. apply at any Coupon Ticke. VI @tAn E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SERAS
 osn1 Manager. osnl zk-
 CHICAGO. ILi>
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Cash ]! Cash ]! /!

This is no clearance sale nor the usual device to catch trade
 by batting, but 6 slaughter all
 along the line.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Wednesday, August 2l,

To convert all the merchandise and assets, consisting of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Crockery, Groceries, Blankets Quilts, Trunks, Valises, etc., etc., into
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09

dows ne hgGT - ~-~-,e"-S c.-c-r.-s' gov
across the whitened pavements Mufiied fig
ures hurried along in fond anticipation of the
joyous welcomes that awaited them in many
a happy household.
Alas, there was little cheer for the two lone
women in the Shantytown cabin They sat
in silence, crouching over the small fire and
listening to the beating storm.
Was that a knock at the doorl Yes, now
it comes louder, and Tom bursts in--Tom,
with a white, thin face, and his curly hair
cropped close, but still Tom And in a mo-
ment Mary Ann was in his arms, and Mrs.
Maguinnis, from surcharge of joy, came las
near faintin' away entirely as ever she did in
her life" as she expressed it.
And then Tom told how he had been sud-
denly summoned to Chicago to show his in
vention TO some people there, how the ma
chine had proved an emphatic success; how
he was coming back to astonish them with
his good luck, but was taken i'll on the eve of
departure and lay unconscious at deaths
door for weeks; and how now a company
was to employ him to make the machines and
give him percentage of the profits arising
from their sale. All this and much more
Tom related, as he sat with his arms around
Mary Ann, while the widow lowered over
them like a blessed spirit.
How happy they were! Only an old Irish
apple woman and two young lovers in hum
bic walks of life. But doubt if any brown
stone front on the avenue sheltered g1adder
group than that in the widows cabin this
bleak winter evening.
Tom built neat little cottage out Harlem
way and insisted that his mother-in-law
should retire from business and make her
home with him and Mary Ann. Mrs Maguin-
mis- gave reluctant consent
ut do be pity to give up the stand" she
said, IAN that Is fine one as there be in the
whole cityr'-Frank II. Perkins in Boston
Globe
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09
Roth Heard the Remark.

Two your- married ladies, friends and
neighbors. W. xxi along Euclid avenue re-
Gently Two ~. men passed them, and in pass
ing one OF L. IN said to the other, What
beautiful eyes Both of the interested par
ties heard the emark, and moment later
one said to tln other; Wasn't that rather
impudent oil liz t woman to fatter me in that
manner and i'm ny hearingF
"Flatter }. Vi snapped the other, you're
dreaming"
The two .,: hbors have parted company,
and they nav speak as they pass by.
Cleveland Dealer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09
Persistent Piron.

In the Eighteenth century the gentlemen
of Beaune were not all men of wit Piron.
the witty poet, found it barren soil, if not
for BacChus at least for Apollo. 1t was a fer
tile field for epigram; but joke, to be intel
ligible to them, must needs be broad. Piron
drsssed up a jackass as an archer and dragged
him by main force to the training ground
Here" says he, ''is one of the company
whom l met as came along" The animal
began to bray, and the archers looked at one
another with vexation, like people whose Sc
cret has been found out. In the evening all
the archers, except the jackass, went to the
theatre.
As the actors spoke somewhat low, the
spectators began torcry, "LoUderl Louder!
We can't hearp 1T is not for want of ears!n
exclaimed Piron. The indignant audience
threv tssews-a5-s GS~1sS2 Eoeh-Sbo Slade his
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09
A Robinson Crusoe Career,

The death at Cienfuegos of Capt. William
F. Wardwell, of Verona, closed a career that
if told would rival Robinson Crusoes. Capt
Wardwell was born in Penobscot in 1920,
and made his first voyage at the age of l3,
since which time he had never been off the
vessels deck for twelve consecutive months
He had been shipwrecked nine times, and
each time was forced to leave the vessel with
only such clothing as he had on at the time
of the wreck Mr.. Wardwen remarked
about two years ago that he alone was
left of the large number of persons living
on Penobscot river and bay who were fol-
lowing the sea when he made his first voyage
Lewiston Journal .'.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09
Seeing How 1t Is Done.

Some time ago when Janisch, the pretty
Austrian actress, was playing in New Or
leans, she visited one of the engine houses. 1t
was proposed for her especial benefit to call
out the fire company as in regular answer to
an alarm. The madame was invited to seat
on the hose carriage, where she could better
watch the firemen as they slid down the pole
into their places on the engine. All uncon.
scious, she lifted her dainty skirts and climbed
up into seat The alarm was sounded, the
firemen came tumbling down, the big horses
sprang into their places and before Janisch
could say Jack Robinson" she was whirled
out of the engine house and up st. Charles
avenue, clinging to the driver and shrieking
Mon Dieu!" at the top of her voice. The
experience was altogether genuine surprise
to the actress and one that she will not likely
forget-New Orleans Picayune.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09

es-.pe' - ~ greatest dISicuity Il 10
world, exclaiming: "Alone, could whip
them ALL" In sober earnest, twenty rusty
swords were drawn upon him. The next day,
as he returned to Dion, he moved down
vigorously al the thistles which he found
along the road. Some of the people of
Beaune, meeting him slashing away in this
manner, asked: What are you aboutr
"Parbleu! | am at war with the inhabitants
of Beaune, and am cutting off their pro
visions!" The war lasted long time it was
as celebrated as the battle of Fontenoy. To
this day the gentlemen of Beaune do not relish
any pleasantly on the subject. Fran
cisco Argonaut
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09
Oil to Start the Fire.

A Sunday school teacher tells the Listener
this amusing story: was teaching class of
little boys in Sunday school The lesson hap
pened to be about the prophet Elijah and the
widow of Zarephath, who you will of course
remember, told Elijah, when he asked her to
take him to board, that she had not cake,
but handful of meal in barrel and little
oil in cruise" When asked as to the supply
of food the poor widow had, one little fellow
quickly replied:
"She had just meal enough to make cake
and oil enough to start the frer'-BostNn
Transcript.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09
For Skin Diseases.

A new remedy for skin diseases, says The
Hospital, is a continual bath, the patient eat
ing, drinking and sleeping there until cured
One patient has been kept in such bath for
SS5 days. He is tied up always at night to
prevent him from slipping so as to be
drowned. The palms and soles become much
shriveled, but the rest of the skin is I'M
changed. The water is kept at 9S degs.-
New Orleans Picayune
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09

The electric cars on the Omaha-Council
Bluffs line are said to run faster than on any
other street road in the country. A speed of
fifteen and often of twenty miles an hour is
attained The power plant consists of two
eighty and ono forty-horse power generators
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09
"a I. . score q Kears AGO.
A LESSON.

"a !. score 81 years ago,
Hal known w!Iat t.::.t has taught me-
need not then lave wasted SO
tn chances they have brought me-"
So remarked Ny wiser friend. !
tn truth missed discerning,
Imputed. What bette, way to spend
The years than IL the learning!
III rCne. then why should you complain.
That. taken at your showing,
You We're not able to attain
Tle growth, without the growing:"
Lewis Frederick Starrctt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-09
Paris counts at present no less than sixteen


The great trouble in mining ventures is th,
custom of capitaliZing q company outrageous
ly high. y small property with an immense
capitalization and worked in "A small way can
never prove profitable remember my sell
ing property once for $4,000; the purchaser
disposed OF it for $4,000, and this second
buyyr sold to a syndicate for $4,000 The
resl:.t was the forming OF a company with q
capital of $l.jOO,O0O. On such a basis. of
course, the mine never made any showing. A
mercantile business showing a profit Of
$4,000 year would be OF value to one, two
OF three persons, but what would it be if di-
vided among one thousand persons' 1t is like
boring hole with an auger where gimieG
hole is ali that is required-St. Louis Globe
Democrat