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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

It Is now announced that the Atlantic
 < Pacific railroad company contemplaies finishing Its link of road from Albuquer- que, N. M., to Sapulpa, l. T. Sspulpa
 Is east of Oklahoma and the road will
 run on its old survey few miles below
 Folsom in a southeasierly direction from Albuquerque. This will be good news to the people of northern Arizona, as ii
 will give this section of country direo,
 communication with the east independ- ent of the Santa Fe route. The latter IS
 said to bitterly oppose the completion of the Atlantic X Pacific and until the recent election has been able to enforce its policy on tha, road Through an ar
 rogant and sunercillous management, the Santa Fe, which was once popular, has lost its prestige and i,s friends and has been reported on the verge of bank ruptcy for several months. The compile ton of the Great Rock Island TO Denver, Pueblo and Colorado Springs, aRd the running of two vestlbule trains, daily
 from Chicago to those points. on this
 new line, has cut seriously into the traffic
 of the Santa Fe, causing 1t to lose heavily.
 "Onward to the west" seems to be the
 Rock Islands motto, and il will not be
 many months until ii further encroaches
 on the territory heretofore monopolized
 by the Santa Fe. Wherever the Rock
 Island strikes 1t immediately becomes the popular and favorite road.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Consumptive Facts and Figures

One-fourth of the deaths of adults ar,
 caused by consumption. IL exceeds l any other single scourge of the humar race in its ravages. It stays in al places and at all seasons, and in al stations in life. The New York board of health has recently made startling report of the disease, which upSets theo- ries that have been cherished for cen turies. Its conclusions are
 I. That tuberculosis is a distinctly preventable disease.
 II. That 1t Is not directly inherited.
 III. That is acquired by the direct transmission of the tubercle bacilli from the sick to the healthy, usually by the means of the dried and pulverized spu,um floating as dust Tn the air.
 Here Is hint to the people of those climatic resorts 10 which consumtiyes 90 for relief. The Sputa of patients Tn 'uch places, unless rendered innocuous must be constantly dangerous. This pu,a should be carefully disposed of as he ejection of cholera pa,lents or he disquamated scales of scsrlet ever or smallpox convalescent.-Ex
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
MiNing 0ntelilgOnoo.

Work on the Harqus Hala mine
 has been suspended pending . sale {,
 San Frsncisoo parties. Wm. A. Parish went ont yestsrda,
 to take charge of the Vulture mine a,
 superintendent. He expects to put
 large force of miners at work explor
 ing for new ore bodies. Two of Oulver's big teams arrived
 last night bringing in . little over 4O, 900 pounds of ore from the Congres. mine.
 Robeson { Foster, of Big Bug, had worked twenty tons lot of orc at the sampling sorks to-day.
 F. E. Murray, in connection with J. J. Williams, of Copper basin, are engaged in developing the Bogss and Blackberry mine on Big Bug, and have forty men engaged in developing those propertlss~ Work is being pushed day and night They are at work on three shafts, one 6 which is llO feet deep, another 50 feet, and the third 2s feet, all of them being in good ore.
 The Union Public Ore Sam bling Works of Denver report the receipts of ore in Denver for the month of May 23,OS5 tons. The amount received from Jsnusr, let till June Jet vas llS,665 tons.
 Col. H. A. Bigslow is in charge of the Vulturs mine at present, and is working . force of thirty men. It is stated that the mine and mill will soon be started up again to their fpIl ca pscity by Senator Tabor, who was com pelled to take it back from the English 'ypdicaie, who were reported to have purchased it.
 The Dixie mill on Lynx creek was 'tarted qP on Saturday, and worked to he satisfaction oi its owners.
 Well informed mining msa ars~All of | he opinoin that the outlook is good | or increased activity in the miniu z | industry of this county this fall. Much spital is now looking in this direction pr invessment.
 The Congress mine will shortly add n electric light to its many other con. eniencss for mining.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Mining Application, No. 2I3

U. &. LAND OFFICE, PRtscorr. AyIzaNA.l June 18th, iSs9. Notice is hereby given that the Unftes Verde Copp IT com pauy, ey Y. E. Murray: Itl attorney In fact, whose postoffice address f, Pres colt. Artxona. has 70 a. application fof a patent for 500 linea feet on tne Azure North vest m. No l, miains claim, bear ng copp. ore, situate in Verds m ming d Istrist, Yavapsl county. Artzoua. aud describ sd in the official plat and held notes on t.e in this office a. follows, to-wit:
 Beginning al initial monument at c ntsr s end or atm. where IS marked M A No on quartxite rock, U min mon No. bears ! SS oeg l2 mia -. s7s feet. q enee n, 72 deg sl min .. 80 feet to granite rock marked A N No. 2. taence n, l7 deg 3J min V. | 500 feet to volcanic rocS ma ked A N, No. 8; theace s I2 deg S nio W, So r. et tc north enter end of claim and granite rock marked A V, No. q: 6oo feet to granite rock marked N No. b. thence south, l7 deg So m iu ga [. t.scO feet to granite rock maI Red A N. No, Q. thence ut r h i2 deg & min ea.t 300 f. es io mon n MAN No. l. place of beginninS-contalning Is as acres.
 The location and relocat on of ,his mine c recorded in the recorders offiee of Yavapai county, xons, on pages S69 and A7o m book k r q, aed pages 2ss and 2.a. book F :: sdioinins s claimant is the United Verde Copper Com pany on the west.
 All persons holding apvs rse ci aims i h erefo are required to present the same be.ore thls omce within sixty days from tns nrst publi. cation hereof. or they will bc barred by virtue of th' provisions of the statute.
 BURGESS Register
 ftrst publication Jane la lSs9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

The board of supervisors of this county should, through their clerk, wrlle to the senate committee, appointed To investi- gate the arid land question, or 10 R. j.. Hinton, of the United State geological survey, a, Washington, D. C, urging ,ha, the committee or a sub committee of its members visit this section for the purpose of investigating the question Of water storage. Ii water storage IS 10 be accomplished it must be done Tn the mountainous region of the territory and northern Arizona IS the practical place for them to pursue their investigations. Should the committee decide to vlslt this section, the board Of supervisors should see to pro viding its members with the facilities for making their investigations, which should include visit 10 the Walnu, Grove dam and 10 sites for similar dams in this section. Immediate action should be taken in this matter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
< Late last night news was received in

Late last night news was received ir Phenix that on yesterday afternoon a boiler attached 10 threshing machine on the ranch of Charles Lewis, at Mesa City. exploded, seriously wounding a half dozen people Cold water poured into the hot boiler was the cause of the accident. Those injured are Dave Hol- man, son of Mr. Lewis. Jake Daney, and another. whose name we could not learn, had the sigh, of his eyes destroy ed. Grain in the vicinity Of the thresher took fire and two stacks were burned. The stubbles of grain, for an area of 100 acres took fire, and 1t was with diff culty that it was extinguished.-Phenix Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

The campaign of 1890 has appar
 ently been opened on the part of Marx
 Smiths friends. The item IS now go
 ing the rounds of the press that Smith
 has done more for Arizona than all our
 previous delegates put together. This is broad and sweeping assertion, and yet il says nothing as i, does not indi- cate a single act for the benefit of the territory that he secured the passage of The defeat of the land grant court act, which was originally introduced at his request and championed by him Tn com mrtee. only to be opposed by him afterward when he found i, unpopular in some portions of the territory. IS the only legislation of any kind affecting the territory generally that he has se- cured acton from congress. While the delegate from New Mexico received of $500, 900 for his ter raory, and every other territory except | Arizona was represented on the appro oriaiiou bill, this territory did not re- seiye dollar, never has receIved dol ar for public improvements: oi aay kind.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
NEWS. NOTES AND COMMENTS

| Ten thousand miners are on a strike
 in Pennsylvania.
 | Exports of gold during the week amounted 10 $5,o4z.9Io.
 General Sherman's son was ordained as Catholic priest June soth.
 Chicsgo's new city directory gives a populationto to that city of ooo,ooo. Fl Paso elected a democratic mayor by thirty majority. Carlotta Patti, the we'll known singer, and sister of Adelina Patti, died June 2SIh m Paris.
 A sheriff and one deputy of Cambria, Iowa, were killed while attempting to ar rest an insane farmer.
 A New Mexico sheep man named Mcintosh sold $So,ooo worth of wool and $io,ooo worth of fat welhers in on week.
 About 400 school teachers sailed on | the steamer Servia Saturday from New York for a tour of Europe and visit 10 he Paris exposition.
 Official notice has been received that hat Lord Dunraven's yatch, Valkyrie.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Mining Application No. 2I4.

Q. &. LAND OFFICE. PRESCOTT. Akfxosl, .,
 June 18th. isss.
 Neiies is hershy given thst the United Verde Cooper can pany. by r. Murras it, r torney la tact. whose postoface address is Prescott. Ansoua. has made application fo, s psisnf for .seo linear feet on the Asur- southesstarn So. | mining claim. besri ns topp ore. situate in Verde mining di- trict NsvspAi eonuty, Arizona. and described fin the official pisi and feid notes on nis in this 0ffic~, ss follows, wis,
 .tsc finntng ai Initial monument al center borthern eDa of claim where is marked M A \ No on quaIttite rock, q SM N No pears south. 8 deg i2 min west. l,y7s feet; iheDce south, 72 ueg % issn west, 40 feet to granite rock marked A x No 2: then ss south, i5 deE g min east, i.boo feet Ia granite rock mark ed A x No. !. thence north s2d K 3o m in east, so feet to granite rock { south center cod Q. Claim marked 4 S No. (; auO feet ,o rtsn te rock marked \ S No. 6: themes north fI deg 9 min west, ,so0 feet to granite rocE msrked No. c; thence sout ., -9 deg 30 min west, 5je feet to monument N A S No. T. place sf baginning. containing allt acres The location of tnts mine is T. osu sd in the recorders otfice of YavnpAi county, Ar,Rona a on rages IT and s2s, in book a : of mines: adjoining cialnaut is. sn the nosth amt west side, The United Verde Copper c .Iupsay.
 All prrsoIs holding adSer 6 ciain thereto are required To present the same before this ofioe wish sixty days from tue frat day | publication hereof. or they will be harred ly virtue of Inc provisions f the statute.
 F.: bURGEss, Register.
 Fir tpn bltcaiion June ls, lss9,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Getting Around the Alien Act.

The simple,l ingenious, sraightfor-
 ward way that the Lady Franklin
 company has adopted to get around | the difficulty raised by the demagogic alien laws, which tried to prevent our
 miners from securing the aid. of foreign | capital by refusing to allow foreigners to acquire title to mining properties, will doubtless be followed by other mine-owners who want to place their mines abroad. The man wishing to
 dispose of his properties will, until
 this section of the alien law is repeal-
 ed. instead of selling outright, give a
 lease on his property for long term
 of years, at a rental of SI per year,
 while real consideration will be paid
 him just Tn the same way il would
 have been paid If he had sold il out
 right. This appears to be an extreme
 Y simple way of getting around this clause of the alien law, which has al- ready proved detrimental to our mine owners Far better, though than get tiug around the difficulty, even in this simple way, would be the repeal of this obnoxious section of the law. Calls for it's repeal have been heard from all the mining regions of the west since it's passage, and it IS to be trusted that il may he removed from the stat ute books.-Sierra County, N M., Ad-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Live Stock Mavkst.

ksnsas City, June O.-The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle re. ceipts 3,7QO; shipmenss l,l0O; marke, active, firm, good quality i've higher demand good; dressed beef and shipping steers steady to firm rough and common, slow and weak {; cows steady; stockers and feeders steady; good to choice corn fed steers, $3 75@4.O5; common to medium, $3,W03 60; stockers and feeders, $2OO @3.lO; cows and heifers, $l6O@2.6O.
 sheep-Reoeipts l.4o0; shipments none; steady; good to choice muttons $3.75@4.W; common to medium, $2.5O 03.50.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

will no, contest for America's cup The Valkyrie. however, will be brought over. and wia doubtless contest m other events.
 A scientific writer declares Il Is dan seions to boie SD many holes in mother earth. He holds tha, the earth like . balloon suspended in space is liable to collapse If the gas Is let out. and the boring ot holes into the cath crust twill let out the gas, which he tears will cause destruction to our orbit,
 A ralch of corned beef poisoned thnty one persons in twenty different families in Finday, Ohio, a day or tSo ago. and all the doctors m that city were kept busy for several days. Nobody died. but everybody was dangerously sick Canned truck seems to have a
 habit of playing that trick frequently. A child in Los Angeles, sick with diphtheria, has been murdered by the so-called 'fanh cure" The child was told to believe that he was we'll, and died in the effort to do Il. These people should be indicted for manslaughter. A Bushford. Minnesota, telegram of June 18th, says: A combined cyclone.
 watcrspout and hailslorm passed east of here last night. destroying everything In it's path. A belt two miles vide and thirty miles in length IS absolutely laid waste. The trees are as bare of leaves as in winter. The loss is about Sloo.- GOO. Immense trees, two feet or more m diameter, were torn up and twisted ofr For a space of two miles m width the merciless hail pelt-d the vegetation into the ground. l, fell fully as large as a mans fist Andrew Fiziro. of Yuca- tan. was drowned in the flood. Another drowning IS reported from Houston.
 A Blsc&fuot, Montana, telegram of June goth says; Grave fears ore enter- tained of general uprising and whole sale butchery in the Gro Fino mining district, on account of claim jumping by two brothers named Moore, who bave twenty cowboys in their employ. Last Saturday Moore in sinking an ar,esian well uncovered what is supposed to be the richest vein of gold and silver bear ing quart. in the territory. and at once jumped the whole townsite of Champion, near Deer Lodge, under the mineral laws. Dozens of claims nave been staked out on the land by the jumpers, and messengers have been sent to Helena to enable them to Irta:n possession ot the property. An old miner who saw the quartz uncovered says that IS richer than that at Granite. It is estimated to be worth S, 900, ooo The Sheriff and posse have gone to Champion to prevent trouble
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
q Natural OvldGo.

In the M0gollons mountains, on Pine creek, . tributary of the East Fork of the Verde. there exists . natural bridge which report says is interesting. The waters of Pine creek flow under this bridge, the eastern abutment of which is an inaccessible mountain. A spring of water feeds an irrigating ditch that waters . garden on the top of the bridge. Water has for ages percolAted through the roof of this arch and de- pOsitsd carbonate of lime in stalactites which have assumed grotssque and in- interesting forms. The bridge is six miles of the road from Camp Verde to Camp Apache. tAirty-6vs miles from the former, and, like Jordan, is a hard road to tTavel."-Phcnix Tribune,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

That was happy conclusion arrived ct between railway engineers and Union Pacific railroad officials. The former threatened 10 strike when it was decided to submit their differences to a board of arbitration agreed upon mutually between them. The arbitrators have decided favorably to the engineers. The railroad officials accept their decision and a threatened strike has been avered.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
were ordered drawn on the sSlary fund

were ordered drawn on tho sslary fund in payment tAsrsoi. e follsws: Morris 0oldwAtsE, salary . 60 Q A A Moore, salary aud mileage lS7 e s P Behan, salary and mileage S3 W Salary of Assessor for 1889 was au ditsd and allowed fur $l, 300. On motion, notice is hereby given Id all holders or purchssers of jurors cer' tifcatss or other evidences of county indebtedness. that the board of super visors ressrvs the right to correct any errors in mileage or per diem, if the same shall appear. All bills or claims of whatever kind must bs verified by afndAvit. or the came will not be d. lowed.
 The report for second quarter of 1889. of Ars. Mary Bowen, matron of the county hospitsl. was read aud ac- cepted. and bill of &l.ll9 was audited and allowed.
 The following bills were audited and allowed:
 Mrs. Mary Bowen. meals for
 Smith family. .........t 976 Mrs. Sarah Johnson, t36. 30
 meals for J. H. Browne
 family, allowed for. r..... l9 50 J L Fisher, juror's certificates,
 $7S0.60, mdse SIS; allowed, 757 Co J G Campbell. mdse . 6 90 Jos DoughsEty, mdse. .. 10 S9 G H Curry care of clocks,. 45 CD On motion, board adjourned until July 9th, 1889 at 10 o'clock.
 In session ss board of equalization :;
 On motion, 500 head of stock cattle were struck od the asssssmsnt of the Perrin cattle company, tho same hay. ing been asssssed in Mohave county.
 Board adjourned until July 9th at 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Corporal Tanner Is the administ

Corporal Tanner is the administra tion target. selected by the democratic papers all over the country to fire at. As commissioner of pensions, NIT. Tan wading into the surplus. for the ben fit of disabled and crippled veterans of the war, to an extent not satisfactory 10 tke democratic press and nearly every one from Name to California has taken shot" at him. The corporal, however, says ii does not hurt him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

Editor Rothaker expresses 1t as hi: honest belief arrived at by strong evi dence that Dr. P. H. Cronin was never murdered. Alexander Sullivan can now have the floor and if he can prove tha, he never had an existence the live tele- graph correspondents will probably con centrate their brilliant imaginations on the Sullivan Kilrain fight
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
4 uooR0Us KICK.
Msrchases Wiss tAe De,s ee Co,se.so..

- ~sVssaA1SD - So0 DoOD 0u C0DeDU0Om.
 A Oo0uno1atboA.
 well known merchant who has bean erestly benefited by Joy's Vegetable sar,apariila, de sired to sivs it to Ais wife, who was very delicate, but out of caution arst consultsd his physician Dr. W. H. 0riswold of oso Masket street. The doctor. who is one of car leading practitioners objected, saying hs he'd never seen . ssrsa. parilla that did not coetsip potsah. which thinne the blood; that his patient did not have any vitality to loss. end that what delicate psople need is not decreased vitality, but more blood He however consented when sssursi that Joys Vegetable Ssraapssills was directly opposed to the old mistafen blood thinning idea of other safaapeTillss, and that on the contrary by spe- cinc yeestahls altsrasives it stimulated the ex. cretory orgsns promoted dissstiou, and repaired dutrition. hence crsated new blood and wss the very thing for feeble people The above explaius the handreds of casss in which ased, eufssblcd dslicsse and run down people. have been built up by Joys vssssshls eszseperille sftss the pot ash sarsapasillss failed. Ito slscss sss cveetius . asensatten.-& E GsoRtner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

The younger Thurman Is announced as candidate for governor of Ohio on he democratic ticket. If he has the same success that some of Arizona's re- cent candidates for governor had. he may, by being a candidate for governor. get elected justice of the peace of some cross-road precinct.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

The Prince of Wales has commenced to marry of his children. Prince Alber, Victor his eldest son has been affianced by Princess Victoria of Prussia, sister of the emporer of Germany, while Princess Louise Victoria. his eldest daughter, is engaged 10 Earl Fife, British noble man
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Robbins bank seem, to be m .,,,

Robbing . bank scene to be an easy sort of passtime up in Colorado. On the asth of June three mer vent into the San Miguel Valley bank at Tellu- ride in the absence ot the cashier and compelled the bookkeeper to cash their demands to the amount of over $ao, 900. At last accounts therobbers were headed or Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

The Chicago grand jury returned in dictments against Martin Burke, John F. Beggs, Patrick Cooney, Daniel Coughlin, Patrick O. Sullivan, Frank Woodruff and Frank Keuze for com plicity in the murder of Dr. Cronin
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

One-half the year 1889 has gone and that promised bonans, camp for this year has not ye, mate, ializsd. Is 1t possi- ble that 1889 may prove an exception to those ending in nine in the discovery of great mining camp.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

IL may not be the heat after all that is driving so many Phenicians to the mountains and the seaside. Phenix has a new brass band which may account for the hegira.