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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30
Ladies and Misses read This.

If you want stylish or well-fitting jac &
ct, newmarket, plush coat or wrap, Sontl-
helm is headquarters for these garments
and can save you twenty-five cents on eac b
dollar. Call at the One Price Star Clotl-
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk, for your winter
clothing.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30

Our oIo, s1a and is Plush Jackets
Are the cheapest and best in this vale,
and we guarantee our garments TO be s.
less than elsewhere. BY calling at Sond
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall
Maueh Chunk, you will be convinced.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30
Santa Claus is at E. III.
Hollis jewelry store, Mauch
Chunk.
A Plush Coat

or wrap for a lady always looks well.
Sondheim' of the One Price Star Clothing
Hall Maneh Chunk, has plush coats at
so, S25, S35 up to- $50; we guarantee we
can save you s. on each garment bought
of us.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30
INSTITUTE
LectureCourse
Opera HOESG, LGhiglt1l, Pa.

NJ oNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Q,
" Sunny Side Of Life"
BIZ DR. JAMES HEDLEY, CINCINNATI, o.
TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 10,
The Hero Recognized and UnrecogniEed 4,
BY cHAs. 7. sTEcK, ESQ, wILLIAAsPoEr.
WEDNESDAY EVE, DECEMBER II,
Popular Decisions"
BY NON. 6. \. VENDING, ST. LOUIS, NO.
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ~,
% Hooks IN our Noses"
III REV. WALDO MEssARos, NEW IoRK.
MISS JEAN GLENN, Soprano Soloist,
WIN sing each evening.
Course tickets, reserved seats for the week,
sl.2o. Admission, reserved seats, Doc.
Diagram for course tickets only, from
Dec. 2 TO Dec. 7, at Carpenters. Mauch
Chunk Biery's Drug Store. Weissport, and
zern's Opera House Store. Lehighton.
Diagram after Dec. 7, At zsrn's Opera
Hsuss stors saly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30

The grandest display of
gold watches ever exhibited in
this section at E. H. Hollis
jewelry store, Mauch Chunk. !
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30
We Are Going

to save you your days wages and car fare
by buying your suits aud oVercoats for men
and boys, ladies coats aud complete outfit
Of winter goods ofSondheim, the Merchant
Tailor Mauch Chunk.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30
A Christmas Present,

What would make better present than
nice ulster or overcoa.? Sondheim, OF
the One Price Star Clothing Hall, -Nauch
Chunk, has 2500 ulsteIs and oyercoats
which will be sold at one-half their value
for bargain call at once
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30

Course tickets, reserved seats for the week
sl.2o. Admission, reserved seats, Doc.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30

Bank street, between South Sweet and Plum
Alley, Lehghton, Pc.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30

MISS JEAN GLENN, Soprano soloist,
WIN sing each evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
rsrr.sorial ,ssns.

Delegate Mark Smith is visiting Phc- nix.
 Wyatt EArp is mining at Harqua Hala. Frank Head, Nephew of w. s. Head died in Phenix few days since. Dr. Goodrich and family, of Phenix,
 have left for . trip 10 Europe. L. H. Orme and family have returned to Phenix from their southern trip. Tucson is experiencing s boom. Two
 new faro games have been started in that city.
 Hon. Sam F. Webb has bought a $l6, ,000 farm near Phenix, of Dr. l.. H. Goodrich
 Candidates for the constitutional convention are becoming numerous already in Pima county.
 Sheriff Reynolds, of GilA county, an nounces that he will strictly enforce the law prohibiting the carrying of deadly weapons. Cache yo,lr guns, boysi
 The Tucson fire department have de- cided to give an entertainment on the 10th of May, for the purpose of raising the necessary funds to fence that DOT ton of the cemetery belonging to the 6remen.
 The question with the people of the Salt river valley is not 60 much "What viii the harvest bef" but "where are we to find . market for the large surplus which we will produco," says the Ari- sonan
 Hon. Burt Dunlap, of Graham county, denies that he intends marry ing Phenix lady, biis says they are Amiable enough to cause any fellow that takes heart with him to the Gar den city to lose 1t.
 A carpenter, named Caldwell, while shingling the Catholic church roof at Willcox, slipped, aiding down the roof | and over the eve to the ground, twenty 1 feet below. He hit on his feet, but | with such force that one ankle was broken and the bones splintered.
 The South Gila canal company is in- volved in serious financial troubles. and it is said that liens aggregating | go, 900 have been filed upon its prop | critics. Sixteen or eighteen miles of | new ditch was constructed the past | season, but there is no money with | which to put in head gates and build | sterals, hence the St. Louis colony, | which came out last winter, is without water with which to irrigate the lands prepared by them for cultivation.-Ari- Ionan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
0oasd es vsaae

The regular meeting os the Board of Trade was held yesterday evening. A committee. consisting of Geo. W. Sines. J. w Wilson and Geo. H Curry, wss appointed to make arrangements for the celebration of the coming 4th of July. with full power to carry out their views regarding . celebration that will surpass any that hes ever been held in Prescott.
 The press was invited to second the efforts of the board.
 The differences existing between the railroad company and the merchants of Prescott, in reference to ths rates of freight, were discussed, but no final action Was taken.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
 Live Stock Martkot.

Kansas City. May 1.-The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle re- ceipts 2,400; shipments 1000: opened steady on dressed beef and shipping steers. closing strong and loo higher; coss and feeders steady; good to choice corn fed, $3.S5@4l5; common to me- dium, $3 0o@3 75; stockers and feed ers, $2. .00@3.60; co xs, $175@3O0.
 Sheep-Receipts 925; shipments. 5l0; weak; good 10 choice muttons, $4.00@4. 40; common to medinm, $2.5O 0375.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
q Sound Legal Opinion.

E.. Bainbridge, Mnday Esq County Atty, Clay Co, Texas, says: Have used Electric Bitaers with moot happv results. My brother also was very low wite Mslarial Fever and Jaundice hut was cured by timely use of this medi. cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his ilfe."
 Mir D. L. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave Ky, adds a like testimony, saying: He positively believes he would have died hsd.it not been for Electric Bitters.
 This great remedy will ward of, as well ss cure ali Malsrial Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomash Dis orders stands unequaled. Price soc and $i.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
Tho New piscovcry.

You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be ono of the many who know from personal experience just how good thing it is. fyeu have ever tried it., you are one of it's staunch friends, be- cause the wonderful thing about it is that when once given . trial, Dr. Kings New Discovery ever after holds place in the house. If you have never used it and should he afflicted with cough, cold or any Threat, Lung CT Chest trouble. secure bottle at once and give it fair trial. It is. guaranteed ever time. er money refunded. Trial Bottles Free ct Beaumont Coxe's Drug Stors.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
Ionesomo vaIiev Rodeo.

Rodeo party Il meet at Nj Marr's ranch. Agua Fria valley, May 24th, 1889. All parties not interested on rodeo and not belonging to a party wiih which we ex- change will be charged $l per head for all cattle gathered and held by the party. All persons wishing cattle gathered by this party will please notify James E. Wing, secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
Masrisd.

SPHAR-CLEvESGER-In Prescott, May Sd, 1889, by Judge H. W Fleury Joseph Spear to Miss Jessie Clev enger.
 LUBERs-JAY-In Denver, Colorado, April 24th, Harry Lubers, former resident of Prescott, to Mrs. Ada Jay. RroE--McCARRoN-In Prescott, hy Rev. ferrari, May 9th, Charles Rice to Mrs. Ellen McCarron.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
A Pointer to Fat Men.

Horseback exercise is resorted to more and more as an anti-fat regimen. There are number of well known men with tendency to portliness and many business engagements, who go at night to riding schools and canter and trot around for an hour or two in the saddlo to shake up their livers and get exercise to help keep down their weight. John c. Bullitt, the corporation lawyer, Is great believer in this inothod oi keeping down avoirdupois.---Phiadol- ,,h,a timas
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
Death oS vWo Psominont Voune
ST. JOHNS, A. T., May s, 1889

ST. JOHNS, A. T., May s, 1889
 EDrroR JouRHAL-MINRR :-The pre-. liminary examination of the facts in re- gard to the killing ot Barry Mathews, by Walter Darling, on the 3d inst, vas held, and after investigation the latter held to answer for manslanghter. and his bail fixed at twenty-five hundred dollars. There were bat two witnesses who saw the terrible affair, and their testimony was conflicting and indefi- mite, and favorable to defendants plea that he acted in eli defence.
 This most unfortunate and deplorA- ble occurrence has cast gloom over the whole surrounding country, ss both tho psrties to the awful tragedy are we'll known throughout the entire coun- ty. It seems, too, that calamities dc not como single-hsndcd in our county This evening courier came in iron, the ranch of Morrison Sons q Logan and brought the sad intelligence that Walter T. Logan, the junior member oi the firm, died last night, the 4th inst, from the effects of an overdose of nor. phine. Ar. Logan had been suffering for some days from felon on his hand, and took the morphine to relieve the pain and enable him to sleep, and was found dead in his bed this morning.
 Ar. Logan was bright young man, of good sddress and fine sttainments, and was the con of Thomas A. Logan, one of the leading lawyers 1t the Cin- cinnati, Ohio, bar. APACHE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
Wednesdays Edition.

II
 Lss Aahan has filed his final account e administrator of tho estase of 4. ! T. Aahan in the probate cours. Brscht . Throne have sent an order
 b Chicago for new implements, in lieu
 of those injured as tho fire last Sunda ' night
 The party vho ssat possal card to
 this ofhcs yesterday from seligman vill hAvc his rs qs.ess granted if he will
 only s~nd his .aar,e.
 w. J. Mr!venon. administrator of
 the estate of - Muldoon, has ap-
 piled for an order to cell ail property
 belonging ,o the estate.
 There will he called meeting of
 Golden Rule Chapter. No. 1. Eastern
 Star. tomorrow (rhursday) evening, for work. A full attendance is rs- quessed. By order of the W. M.
 Supervisors should make . donation for good wagon rnsd to the Hillside mine. Prescott is tho natural, as we'll As the most convenient outlet for this camp, the trsno of which Is very im- portant. While realizing the difIicul ties of the board in the matter, they should render such assistacce e is in their power.
 The Yavapai Development company completed its organization yesterday afternoon. by the ipcorporA.ors signing the articles of incorporation. The off cers ot the company will be found in another column of this issue. tho di- rectors being Levi Bashford. John w. J. W. wileon. w. W. Van derbilt and Geo. J. Rockwell.
 Thouss A. Phillips. the driver of the Jerome stsge. who vas knocked down by his runaway horses, lsst Saturday, died yesterday after loon. The remains were brought to town for burial. De oeased came hero recently with J. E. Wagoner from Santa Monica, Califor- nia. whero he leaves . wife and two 'hildren to mourn his untimely demise. | His parents reside in New York. and lre we'll to do people.
 Tho fact that the postal authorities | lt Washington have notified possmas- Or Hall at Phenix, to deliver mail for erritorial ofhcials, to thoss in possss- ion of tho office. siguides simply that he postofice department does not take of the dispute over the 'fIices. It is always tho policy of the government in such osses to recognize hose in possesaion. and not to decide question. in which they have no direct nterest, a "brainless scribe" would make believe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08

entire property, which included tbe lumber, wagon and blacksnish shops, when the timely arrival of the hose companies arrcsted the progress of the fire. The origin of the fire Is unknown, but suppose d to have been the work oi an incendiary, as there was no fire in the forge, nor any inhammable mate rial on the prcmises that was exposed. The tools in the shop were ccnsidera- hly damaged. Hut the total loss piil no, excced $500 probably. There vas no insurance.
 The stage belonging to the Jerome line was about to leave for this city last Saturday, when the horses becoming frightened at the appearance oi Chine man who wore white apron iiapping in the wind, started at full speed up ihe road. Thomas Phillips, the driver, in mediately rushed to the box to ss'ize il,s relns, hut the heels running againsi ! rck, gave the stago so great s iolt that he was thrown from tho vehicle. and ls fellon his head, fracturing his skull Medical aid was summoned tn iha wounded mans relief and two pieces si bone were extracted. He lies at hf home in precarious condition, and h recovery Is doubtful The horses wcFs thrown over an embsnkment eighty feel high and were badly cut and bruised. but escaped without any broken legs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
aptIne Rocieo.

A general horse rodeo will start from John w. Kerr's ranch, on the Santa Maria, June 5th.
 The Walnut Grove rodeo will com mence, April l4th, at the old Castle Greek smelter, to close at Oliver's ranch about May 10th.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
Phenlx City Gleeslen.
p.. iAl ,o the JcuaxAL.Mfu sa.

Sos. iAt to the JeuaNAL. Mr sa.
 PHENrx, May S.-At the city election. held yesterday, 6S7 votes sere polled. resulting in the success of tho demo cratic ticket. with the exception oi mayor, 0eO. r. Coates, republican, being elected to that petition, and one councilman, E. N. Mills. The demo- crats elect Herman and Barry to the council. Maurice Fleishman treasurer, and ). W. Blankenship marahal. The latter had 225 majority. being the high est of any. and Coates being .hs lowest
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
ONoAh @~y ". AFTERNOON SESSION.
Valentine RIshl kllIsd.

A special to the San FrAncisco Ex- aminer from San Bernardino, Cal, says: "This afternoon word reached the sheriff's office that . Frst-street cyprian, known a English Rose,' had stabbed and killed Valentine Riehl. a German with whom she had been con- sorting. and who had been supposed to be her husband. The sheriff immedi- ately went to the house where the alleged murder occurred, several miles from town, but failed to find a trace of either the victim or the knife-wielder.
 At late hour the woman was ar rested in town, with broken wrist and a general appearance O! having been engaged in severe encounter. She and third party, who was present at the time of the altefcation between her and Riehl, say that the latter beat her unmcrcifully because of X surposed in- suit; that she escaped and ran away from him, and that when she and her companion returned to the scene a iew minutes later tho man who had mal- treated her was dead and covered with blood.
 Therc is an air of mystery about the affair, which will probably not be cleared before daylight, when q further search will hc made for the budy.'
 The victim of the above tragedy for merly Ecsided in Prescott, hs,ing been employed as brewer in ]. x. kosien- burg's hnwery. He was also !. partner oi Fritz J.ssen m the Headquarters saloon, on Corlez street, whsn ii was iirst opened.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
FROM SAruRDAY's DAILY. Book beer at Maier's.

bock beer at Maier's. l May bids fair to be dry and windy
 month.
 Ed. Gillespie, the well known miner
 Is in town.
 District Attorney Ross is hobnobbing with his Flagstaff friends. Dan O'Boyle flied fourteen location notices for record to-day. D. Levy returned last night from a six sleeks' business trip cast. Mrs. Spence is lying dangerously Ill
 at her home at Palace Station. Foreman Murphy, of the Senator mine. was in town this morning. c. w. CulveT's teams pulled out this afternoon again for the Congress.
 J.Q. Stephens and John Lawler came
 in from the Hillside mine last evening.
 The new thirty by sixty feet mess
 house at Fort whipple is nearly com
 pleted.
 The Railroad House at Prescott Junction will be opened next week, in charge of Harry Hayward, of this city.
 Dr. K. K. Robinson, who is attend ing George Lount, says his condition is more favorable this m.rning, but still critical.
 The market Is we'll supplied with oranges. Navels are selling at $l for five pounds, and Mountain Sweets six pounds for $l.
 The committe, appointed to draft by laws, and perfect the organization of the Yavapai Development company, held a meeting this aftefnoon.
 The Phenix Herald is very irregular in it's arrival at this office. What is the master, Brother MorfordY We dis like to miss single issue of the paper.
 The Prescott base ball boys talk of a trip to Flagstaf, for the purpose O, crossing bats with the base ball club there. They want to brush up a little in their practice, or they will stand chance to be beaten.
 MT. Merlin, who came to Prescott about three weeks ago, suffering with lung trouble, was so weak that 1t was with difficulty he could walk, while be ,ould not ride in buggy any distance without suffering greatly. He has inn proved 60 rapidly under the health. giving properties of our climate, how 'ver, that on Thursday he rode to Lynx 'reek and returned, a total distance of miles, without suffering the Ilightest inconyenience.
 The work on the new bridge across he Colorado, near The Needles, has 'een temporarily stopped. The short ut track extending fifteen miles to the 'oint where the bridge is to be con tructed is completei. and only awaits he building of the latter, to enable the Atlantic & Pacific railroad to put in 'lace its rolling stock and equipments. The splendid structure now spanning he river at The Needles will he torn |own, and an impeachment to naviga- ion So much complained of will he
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
eyeup ef Rlee.

Produced from the laxative and nutri. tiou- juice of California figs, combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to he most beneficial to the hu- man system, acts gently, on the kid- neys, liver and bowels, seffectusllv cleansing the system, dispalling colds and headaches. and curing hAbitual constipation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
o,aashavv lseee,.

EDITOR JouRHAl-lfmHa -Noe beius any kind of reporter, shali simply give you few facts which may be in ,eresting to your reAdsrs. In coming hess l pAsssd up the grade and down again to Copper Bssin. Mr. WilliAans has made great improvement on the old Lieut. ThosnAs or government road, , The fmsltsrs were running. bas with what ruccess l cannot tell, e ve did not stop. Next day wc pssssd through Walnut 6foyo by A. d. A0ore's. our suis rv.sor. who, with his estinlable ~iie and Mrs. Waterman. made us feel at home. Down through tho Grove, hy friend Verdier's and Carters, the latter As lat and jolly e ever. we camlsd near my old friend. Judge Wade's. and in making him . visit l saw the most lovely sIot of country have eyer seen in A isons. Hc b build HIS d fine, twostory hotul. for summer tourists and pleasure seekers. on slssil peninsala. surrounded on two siiss hy the iaiNpus lake, made by the dam. All Is surrounded ,.y grseu cot iunwood trees. The lake is Hull of cap, and sai and row toats dot the surface ot ibis beantiiui sheet oi watcf. which wlth all tits attractions make it cer- tainy the mos charming spot in AIi- zona. Tho good old judge deserves success
 From iho lake the rosd in sonse places k far, but generally rough, and our supervisors ought to look after tt, as there is < great deal of freightiug done all along the road.
 The Boas mill WAS running. and the Water Storage conpAny's sAw-mill is on the eve of starting up, as slso the Orc Bella mill.
 My old friend Abel is ss jolly a 1 ever. Lew Ellitt is shipping several | Ions ol ore to the Del Pasco, and has l. struck another bonanza. Jacob Hen- | kle Is taking out fne ore from tho Rapid Transit Ihave not been higher l ap the gulch yet. . but am told that | Junior Brittenham and others are all | hard at work taking out ore, and are ioing well. The Crowned King is about ready to start up, and other things of importance are contemplated So. 1t can easily be seen that these roads must be kept in re, air or the tr de of hese mountains will surely go olse- where. This part of Yavapai has cer- ainly been neglected a far as roads, ire concerned, as the various companies rave mostly built their own roads.
 B. J.
 Bradshaw Mountains, May Sd, 1889.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
yavapa, Development Company


 . The above is the name of corpora ton the organization of which was completed on Saturday, with the fol flowing board of directors: l.. Bash. ford, R. H. Burmister, E. w. Wells, Morris Goldwater, J. w. Wilson, Geo. J. Rockwell, r. M. Murphy, Geo. w. Sines and F. c. Brecht. The officers of the company elected at Saturdays meeting were, K. H. Burmister, presi- dent; Morris Goldwxter, secretary, and E. w Wells treasurer. The corpora ton, a its name indicates, Is for the development of YAvapai county, its articles of incorporation providing for the erection of reduction works, h,nld- ing of hotels, buying and selling mi. ,es, etc. The capital stock is elO0O0O, divided into 1000 shares of $25 each. As will be seen by the list of the board of directors the company 's composed of the substantial business men and capitalists of tho town, which Is guarantee of its success.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
what Ar.zena GaItsss ar. aa,sslms

what AFtxono 9dttoso asO ooto0lNG
 Fl Paso. May 4.-A Times special from the 0ity ot Msxicc says: The Texas editors arrived d three this morning and were met at the depot hy the City of Mexico press association with hand and escorted to the club rooms, where they were royalty received and iesstea. There arc grand prepa- rations for entertainments tomorrow and to witness great national festivities.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
wanted

To furnish fifty families in Prescott with choice butter. W. 0. BURDGH.
 m7ml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-08
our norsnern Me,gnbors.

District Attorney Ross returned last evening from Flagstaff He was ac- companicd sy his parincr, W L. Van Horn, a prominent lattogney of that place. Both these gentlemen state that Flagstaff Is very prosperous. The new hotel is approaching completion, and will be opened the latter part of this month.
 Charles schultz, one of the substan- tial citizens of the place, is building . handsome brick residence.
 They consider the prospect good for the immediate extension of the Central Arizona railroad.
 Justice J. w. Weatherford is rusti- eating in California, trying ts free him. self of an attack of rheumatism.
 The owners of the Flagstaff stone quarry have recently increased the num- Der of their employeee, and arc ship ping stone to St. Louis and Kansas City. They have also recently put up . steam derrick for handling the rock in the quarry.
 They say that more land is being put under cultivation this year than at any time previous, and they have great faith in the agricultural possibilities of the place.
 At Williams they noticed work of re- building the burned district in progress