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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Notice to Teachers.

The County Superintendent hereby directs attention of the teachers in this county to the following department of The Annual Exhibit of the Arizona In- dustral Exposition Association, to take place at Phenix, Oct h, l6, l7, IS, l9 and 20th: DIVISION J-EDUCATIoNAL DEPARTMENT. GLASS %. Best outline map of Arizona, not less than l0xl2 inches in size, containing the rivers, mountains, cities, towns and settlements, Indian reservations, rail roais, canals and irrigating ditches. both finished and projected--ist pre- mium, $5; second premium, silver cup. The prize map will be bound in the same volume with compositions de- l scribing the different settlements and school districts of Arizona, and will be deposited with the Board of Education at Washington. Best specimen "i penmanship--di. | ploma.
 Best specimen of pencil drawing
 diploma.
 Best specimen of pen drawing-di
 ploma.
 Best essay or composition on re
 sources of Arizona-diploma.
 Best essay or composition on educa
 tion-diploma Best drawing of any kind-diploma m9t6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
cur cluao "a oner.

We desire ,o call eSpeuial attention to our "Cluhbins OEeI Extraordinary, found elsewhere in this issue. While the vxpenseoi publishing 2 paper here is so great that It isiurp,srihle k c. make any material reduction in thc price of sub
 scrip;ioe, wc have made such arrange
 meuts with other papers that se arG able to furnish our readers largely
 increased amount Of reading matter a, very little increase of price The reading public generally desire one or more metropolitan journals in addi- ton to their local papers, and We fur nish them an opportunity of doing SD at nominal expense. AS we have to
 remit cash with the or CT, 70 avoid c complications, the terms offered are strictly cash, but will apply to either old or new subscribers. wifi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Bayard, March :, 1889
Mining lntelIlgence.

Silver is quoted in New York at 925 :;
 copper $l5.40; lead $3.72s
 J k. Slack is rnnning an arastra on
 ore from the Bullwhaeker mine
 John Curtin is engaged in shipping
 ore from Turkey creek, .o the sampling
 works.
 A large lot of orc from the old Belle
 mine has arrived at the siampling | works.
 | F. NJ. Murphy, superintendent of the l Congres, has commenced to ship ore again, the roads being now in good condition again.
 MT. Lawton Taylor, mining engineer, returned tosday from the E.ta mill where he has been engaged for the past | two months.
 Jack Mcdonald has pack train and wagons engaged in bringing in two car
 loads of ore from the Blue Dick, for
 shipment through the sampling works. A rich gold strike is reported to have been made recently in the White Tank mountains. a few miles above the Buck eye canal, near tho Yuma county line. News was received here last night of a very important strike of high grade ore in the tunnel of the Peek mine. which is being run on contract. No particulars were learned. The machinery for the new stamp mill of the Dixie Mining company, re- gently purchased in Denver, Is ex pccted to arrive soon Members of the company are also expected tc arrive here from the east this week. The road to Jerome is s,,iI tn be in fair condition now again. Three teams started frcighting to-day, aasi within H week or ten days 1t isexpect; i that the camp will nave resumed it. old time activity again.
 Tine new smelter received by J. !. Will ans only weighs 2,503 pounds, and can be pat up complete for S75O. Mir. Williams will make thorough ex- periments with the ores oi tlils section with 1t, with view ot es abhShing q re- duction plant in ,his vicinity The Copper Basin Shelter has bsen completed and u trial run to tes, the
 machinery has baen n,>de. A car load of coke arrived last night, which will speedily be followed by more. and 1t
 will not now be long until the smelter Is In ful operation.
 The Etta Mining company's dam, on the Verde river, was washed away. The mill had just heen put in cmnrlee or der and was to have started to-day. Work for the past two months has been carried on in improving and repairing the ditch. A dam will have ,o he built.
 Ed Gillespie Is in town, having re- gently completed contract on the Gro Bell. company's property Tn the Bradshaw country. He says that prop erty is looking spleudidly, an,i the en- terprise is bound to be success. He also speaks in the highest terms of praise of w. B. Long, superintendent, and +. I. Long, formerly in charge of the boarding house.
 J. W. Wentworth's reason for resign ing as chief clerk of the house of repre- sentatives was that he might accom- pany some capitalists to Tonto Basin, to examine some mining property with view of purchasing, The property consists of three claims located in Green Valley district-the Golden Wonder, the Grand Prize, and Bullion. They aro said to be pretty we'll opened up, showing fine bodies of ore.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Burdet,'s Tribute to woman.

True, she cannot sharpen pencil, and, outside of commercial circles, she can't tie package to make it look like anything save d crooked cross section of chaos; but land of miracles see what she can do with a pin! She can not walk 80 many miles around bil- Hard table with nothing to eat, and nothing (to speak oD to drink. but she can walk the floor all night with a fret ful baby. She can ride five hundred miles without gelng into the smoking car to rest (and yet away from the chil- dren). She can enjoy an evening visit without smoking half dozen cigars. She can endur, the destruction of a houseful of children all day, while her husband sends them all 10 bed before he has been hotac sn hour A hoy with a sister is foTtcnate A fellow with a cousin Is to he cnvicd, young man with n sweetheart is happy, anu a man with a gmid wife is thrice blessed more than they all.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Late Lesa siaIve pelnss.

To-, lays Phenia mail brought papers from tirat city to date of the 10th inst,
 but the legislative news are uninterest ing. There has not been a single bil up for considerations yet in either house
 in whic h the vote has been given by
 any of the papers there publishing the proceedi ngs.
 Rhoadles has introduced bill in the thou 30 reducing road tax from $A to $2.
 The iCbuncil memorial, asling for
 statehood for Arizona, has passed both
 houses.
 As previously intimated in these col umns. the Phenix printing combina tion with its Prescott annex finally got their work L, on the printing of the legislative reports, as an item in one of the papers state that "the printing com
 mittees of the legislature, at their
 meeting last evening, awarded con- tracts for printing the various reports of the Territorisl officers to the Herald,
 Arixonan, Courier, Gazette and Fri
 bune One of the reports ordered printed, that of superintendent of pub
 lie instruction. was omitted from the
 advertisement calling for bids. The
 greater portion of this report had
 already been in type in the Tue, on
 Citizen office, owned by Herbert R Penney, who is also chairman of the
 printing committee of the house, and whether it was on account of this coin cidence or not that it was left out Is not stated, nor is 1t likely to be stated by any of the Phcnix papers. Tine rspub- lican members of the council will be held to an accountability in this mat ter by the tax payers of the territory, as under former bids an offer was made te perform the whole work for $i 900, while the lowest bid in accord ance with the specifications m the ad- vertisement WAS about $l 300
 One of the Phenix papers states that the Sunday bill has passed both houses and only awaits the governors sigma ture Co become a law, while others re- port it's defeat.
 Coconino county advocates still cher | ish hope for the ultimate success of their pet, while its opponents are conti- | dent of it's early death.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Bradshaw Mining Letter.

EDITOR JoURNAi-MINER --fhe Brad shaw mining country bids fair 10 take leading part in the mineral pfoduc, ton oi Arizona in the near future Among the many promising mines in this section are the Gro Bonito and Orc Bella, owned by the Gro Bella company principally New York people. This company have built good wegon road in to the heart o. Tiger district, at an expense of atout twelve thousand dol lars, without the aid or assistance of anybody, and. while working for their own interest, opened up Il heretofore almest inaccessible mining district to to the general public This is one of the lew companies which have and are showing aspirit of push and enter. prise, which has been in the past for eign to this section of the county. They have line property, winch produced m early days thousands of dollars in free gold, which IS now we'll opened by five tunnels running in the mountain, and connected with winzes. All of the works are in high grade sulphuret ore. and slow continuous ore Eody fully n tnvnsan.. feet in iength, while they have yet sufficient free milling ore of high grade to reimburse them for every dollar expended. The mill, which now in curse of construction will have all modern improvements, and he adapted to the character of the ore, and will have for the present ten stamps, with power and facilities Tor an aidi- tional ton stamps. A large body of free gold ore has been struck m one of the tunnels .t D depth of about one hun ired fces ifon, the surface. And new vein, rich in ffe. geld. was discovered by Mir. Long, the p.rntend,nt, about sixty feet W st oi tl,e olL ledge. which has all appearances of permanency
 II.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
EupepSia.

This is what you ought to have, in fact, you must have it, te fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching fer 1t daily, and mourning because they find it not, Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our pee- pie in the hope that they may attain this boon And yet it may be had by all We guarantee that Electric Bit ters, If used according to directions and the use persisted in. will bring you good digestion and oust the demon Dyspep- sia and install instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters for Dys-
 pepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stom-
 arh and Kidneys Sold at soc. and Sl.O0 per bottle at Beaumont Coxe's
 Drugstore
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

The Butte (Montans) Miner says that Hon. w. A. Clark, who is the owner of the United Verde mines, has left New York city by steamer for Ha- vana and thence to one of the Mexican ports for the city of Mexico, where he will be joined by his family, Mrs. Clark and the children being now at Los Angeles. MT. Clark had been advised by the physicians to take this sea voy- age, instead of returning to Butte, as he contemplated, the physicians fear ing that, until restored to perfect health, his excessive work here would prove anything but beneficial to him MT. Clark will remain in Mexico abou 0 ne month, and will return to Butte and it is hoped that his stay there vii result in his complete restoration {, health.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
1ua 1.-THE SOR.

Eeur years aid. afflicted wstaa A paiutui
 sl<to disease. r<Gx doctors tried t.i
 cure hiaa: ali faited. tser w~s~s ,.si
 wse-F. samptetsiy rnsSH b} 1~s' . .
 of CutaeErH Aemedscs. costsssS sasJ.
 cor fsttle son will be four yesrs cf sc n the 18th last. Ih May. lSSo. lse V se -s ,si. d with a yFfy painful breaking out ot thse sst D. w. called la physician who treated hsH fJr about four weeks The cnfid re eiveG nttstf fr no good ffom the ir5 fnlepf. ssE tho ar1ss iu < ont supposed by he phystsiaa to hivsS tli all ag gray Gal form. became lafgss n ni sehas and fnors and more dtstre~s tnz. We were frequently obliged to get up iu tk nigh. aDd ru b nim with scia in W ter and sIsoa< lint. menls, C C. RIDa Y, we csltei other Fhfsi- ofau until DO less c. an six hat attenuset sa cure him ali altse fatling. aud tae chi steadily getting wosse and wer q. unsii be 21 of last Ialy. when We bsgstg < ee n In CurlC RA RESo VET iutesneity. aud the CUTICUK and CprIcU 4 SoAP txseTuaffy and by tue 4st of August w-s So ueaIfy well that we gave hizo oaiy 0as dusa 8s the REsoI.vEET ao3ut ever seeo q: ats for aaaui ten days longer. and ha qiss never bee n f,a s,. led siaee wiio tue horrible nal sdy. Ina;sss us T less than nal. a bottle of Ci rIcukA K I. SOLVENT. a iitSie ies- than otss, bsss of Cirr.. cUkA. and only one cake of CuTicu A Noap
 II. F. RYAN Csyugs, Lsv | gsI,n e. Iil.
 subserS bed and sworn to b. n me ms .tis uaS or January. isS C. N cxgE I r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
FROM FRDAy's DAILY.


 F.. l.. Jordan, of the Verde valley, Is an town.
 SC. Miller has returned rom bis trip to the Salt river valley.
 A power of attorney from ] H Jor- dan to Char es H. Akers has 'een filed for recori.
 St. Paprick's day coming OF Sunday this year, the ball in honor oi the event will be given on Monday, Match 18th. Captsin Stone, of Milwaukee, Wis consin, has been in this sect;nn for a number of days ex .mining our re ources.
 Geo. II. Tinker, the able editor O. the Flagstaff Champion, is m town shakins hands with his numerous friends here.
 The JoURSAL-MINER was first to a1 noupce the cabinet in Prescott and is first ia the feid to-day with portraits .f its Btembers.
 A Pausma telegram says thu. II has been dis covered that the juic, "i l'euca or magic plant. is a certain ,''",eiy ior hydroph obi.. ia man and dog
 
 Cea..ty School SuPerinten sen' F. w. French has granted fit ;sT'd' certificate to Miss Emma Li'h'@ ston of Apache county, on diploma from the Lombardy University of Gaiesburg Illinois.
 nMrs. K. T. Hayward. of Arcadia humboldt county, California, sister o Mrs. Fritz lessen, accompanied by hei two children, returned with Mir. lessen fera visit to relatives here and II Chino valley.
 Mir Ernst, the tailor, Is rejoicing to day over the return oi tine pair of pants taken froM his place recently. It VI" evidently the work of some praetica joker, ss he found them hanging on hi back door.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

The breath of chronic catarrh pa- tient is often so offensive that he be- comes an object of disgust, A fter q time alteration sets in, the spongy bones are attacked, and frequently en- tirely destroyed. A constant source of discomfort is the dripping of the purulent secreions into the throat, sometimes producing inveterate bron- hitis, which in its turn has been the exciting cause of pulmonary disease Th brilliant results which have at tended It's use for years past properly designate Ely's Cream Balm as by far the best and only cure.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Wednesdays Edition.

Freight teams wanted. See adver
 tisement.
 Sol Earth has beer pardoned b,
 Goserncr Zuhck
 Read the advertisement in this issu
 of the St. Patrick's ball. It Is reported that Seer tary Bayare
 rendered his resignation March 5th W. H. Hatcher will load four team
 with coSe to-morroa for Copper Ba sin
 Bashfori ( B umister received
 another ear load of Oregon potatoes
 yesterday.
 The Eneon4da ievor has broken out
 in Prescott. and She oklahoma lever i'
 suhsiding.
 Gurley street. in West Prescott, Is be-
 ing put in fine condition by Joseph
 Dougheriy
 Tickets for the St. Patriek's bail are out. aud are for sale at n number of business houses.
 Freighters should read the advertise ment in this issue of w. H. Hatcher, of "rcams Wanted"
 Benjamin F. Traey'S portrait has been added to the pictures of cabinet officers in this issue
 Captain c. P Bag ln left on this mornings train for California. He ex- pressed himself well pleased with the outlook of his P,ck mine.
 This section of Arizona produces the finest quality of potatoes of any coun- tiy on th globe, while the yield i4 also enormous, and yet this article is being imported here in car load lots.
 The sale of the Tiger mill yesterday to N. c. Shekels means great deal more to this county than the mere ad- dition to the county treasury of the | purchase price of $l,00O. It means a 1 large addition to the bullion output of ! this section It means an additional | impetus to the mining industry of this | section. It means also s large influx | Df capital here for investment in min ! ng properties. The mill will be thor Dughly overhauled and placed in first 1 class repairs, and will he started at first | IS A custom mill, to work the ores in it's immediate vicinity. Mr. Shekels, while not yet having his plans fully l natured in detail, and while not being | .ble to state precisely what he can offer ,o miners, says that he will either sam- | pie and purchase the ore. from miners, 1 pr work them fer them. Tn re are a arge number of very pIomis:ng prop ,rties adjacent to the mill which W II ,rcduee large quantities of ore which vill not bear transportation, and Yet sill pay s good profit " being worked here. Se iha, the prs,hleal will not be Q much to get ore to fua, as 1t will to york the nres oilered Conservative 'stimates oi ibe pTo,iccing qualities of he mine bein worked by Jacob Hen- ,le alone places i, at not less than 100 ons per day, whi!e several other dams now lyine idi, will be worked, .nd will produce large quantities of ore Mr. Shekels has tiie 'sigl5y and energy q make Il complete eneccss Of the en- erpris', and within less than sixty days ye predict that he viii ee slipping bull snn. The e'aftine Up oi thss niill will make three mills in operation there his su ner within d ra3ius oF three niles
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, March l0.--The Live Stock Indicator reports; Cattle re- ceipts 3,600: shipments S70, dressed beef steers strong lower, stoc CTS and feeders strong aRd active; choice cows steady: common 10 lower and hard to sell: good to choice cornied $3 S0@i To common to medium S2T3@3 50 stoclers and feeders $ .G0@2 l. cows S1. 22a2.75.
 Sheep-Receipts 935i shipments l30 active and firm; good to choice nut tons S4.30@4.G0; common to medium x9 506390
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

Special at ention Is directed to the advertisement in this issue of J. w.. Wilson & Co.,, the popular firm of cloth iers and mems furnishing goods. Every thing found in metropolitan stores of this kind can be found in this establish ment, while prices will also compare fsvorably. With the immense stock and variety kept by ]. W. Wilson X Go. there is no occasion for one to send away for clothing. Orders are also taken for clothing made tn measure from parties who desire. Onr friends in the country are especially invitet to a perusal of the announcement in this issue.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
woman Wanted,

To take charge of the Railroad Hotel a, Prescott function. One who IS will ling tn keer the house in order, and sleeping rooms and dining room clean, will be pad good wages. Apply y letter to Jules Baumnn, Prescott June tioN mlltf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
euckien's Arnica SaIve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilhlains Germs, and s.a skin Eruption, and pos tlvely cures Piles or no pay required. U is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price p cents peI bcx. For sale by Beaumont Coxe,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Advice to Mothers

Mrs, Winsloa's Soothing syrup should always b. used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, ailays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy 'or Di- arrh@a. Twenty five cents bottle.
 jan2SyI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Soous to Let.

Three nice rooms to let, in good location, convenient to the business part of town. Price, 80. $l0, and $ll, respectively. For particulars call or apply tt this office. moto
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life

- SCr0p Ot Papet saves 0er lne.
 It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, but it saved her Ii e She was in the last stages of consump- ton, teld by physicians that she was incurable and could live only short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. Kings New Discovery and got sample bottle; 1t help, d her. she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, bsug ht another and grew better fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 40 pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. H.. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of this won derful Discovery Free at Beaumont Coxe's Drugstore.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

, la Prizes. amounting to.- .Sf o NorE.-Ticketsd drawing Capital Pglzes uot entitled to terminal prizes. For Club Rates, or any further Y forns. sired. write legioly fo the un0es~i ( clearly stating your residences. Wslh S County, Street and Number. More raVls turn malt delivery will be assured b- enclosing sn envelope bearing your address.
 Send Postal NOtes. Express MoneS ders or New York Exchange in ordinary fer. Currency by Express tat our expo ad tressed to
 N. A. UAUPnlN.
 New Orleans. La.
 ySn-aSuwt~n m zs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Board of Supervisors.
TusspAY. March l

loESDAn, MaICu lS.
 The board of supervisors met at lt o'clock this morning, Chairman Be han, Supervisor Moore ard Clerk Horne present
 The sale of the Tiger mill to N. c Shekels by the sheriff, for $l 900. wal confirmed.
 On motion, it was ordered that all parties having leased any property be- longing to the Tiger mill be notified to return the same at once.
 The following bonds were filed and approved:
 Jas. Lcy, justice of the peace Middle Verde.
 J.C. Martin, county printing.
 Geo. W. Hance, road overseer district No II.
 Recess until o'clock p. m.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Board reasse rnbled at ? p. nj. and the following double, or otherwise erroneous assessments, were ordered stricken from the delinquent tax roll of 1888 J. B. Callen, $4OO on l60 acres of land Pete Canary, $500 on 9 head of cattle Sam Frazier, 400 whole as-essment
 Board adjourned until 10 o'clock to- morrow.
 The March number of the overland Monthly presents an unusually rich and varied table of contents. 1t opens with an historical paper on Los Ange les, tracing the picturesque vieissitndes of the city on its way from the pueblo started by twelve Spanish sold wherein to spend the years lef; to them after their military service WAS over, to the proud position ol to-day. A very notable historical sketch is: The Sage Brush Rebellion, which narrates in at tractive style the remarkable episode of the sliort-lised Territory of Nat uluu, and the actual border warfarr to which the inhabitants of l.assen County came over the question of the boundary line between Cali fornia and Nevada. Another interesting sketch Is Ava" a paper on the plant that serves as the hasheesh of the islands of the Pacific. Fiction is represented by the conc,u- sion of "Belleboo," strong picture of swamp life in Indiana, and The Vir- gin of tue Pearls" Surely this is suf ficient variety to cover even the Over lands widespread field. Poetry, Re- views and the departments are all we'll up to the usual high standard, and complete number that should find hearty welcome wherever the West IS subject of interest,--and where in the world is not?
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
UNION PUBLIC Cm1sys:S.I l!.;s. ess DENVER, coLo.|
Married.

ANDERSON Williamson val. Icy, March 10th, by II. M. Clack, J. P, Thomas Anderson to Mrs. Jessie Ellis.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Oted-

DoUGHERTY-ln Prescott, March 7th infant son of Mir and Mrs J. w Dougherty, aged only few hours.