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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
Jim ohasnam's RaIIr oad


 "Ysu talk about railroads. said s. B Combstsck, the venerable sport, te tho Herald man. the other day. "why, young fellow, you don't know anything about extreme economy in the matter of railroading." Then lighting brown paper cigarette hs had inst finished making, he continued "Nsw, down in Mexico they know how to overcome difficulties in the matter of railroad management. Take that little Cualican road, for instance. It is fifty or sixty miles long and it is paying big now. It is . Mexican enterprise. They had one whseEy old engine, but one day the little jscal used a . round house caught fire and the engine burnt up. Mexican genius. ever ready to grasp at brilliant ideas, got hold and the train went out next day o1 time. It con- sisted of a coach Ca flat car with . canopy over iD and flat car with no cover. A man rsas up on . mule and hitched the mule to the train; then mounted and lit out like the devil tor . newspaper man, which amounts to about the same tbingl was after hin. Whenever he came in tight of bridge or . culvert he would put spurs and take the cars whixzing along until he got near the bridge and then he would losen the rope from the horn of the saddle, dIop it, ride around the bridge, come up on the other side, catch the rope again and go ahead like blazes ! Of course he would changs mules oc- casionally, but he didn't have to stop for wood and water and to oil around. Why, that road just suits those peo- pie" ."-Nogales Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27

Judge Martin, a former democratic candidate for governor of Kansas. and Colonel J. T. Brady, prominent attor- terney, had personal encounter in a cout room at Council Grove, Kansas, and were sent to jail over night and fined heavily for contempt by the judge. No "monkeying" in court allowed m Kansas.
 Political affairs m Samoa are still tn an unsettled condition. At the reces, election held there MatAafa was elected king and Malietoa vice king and sub se- quently the followers of Tamasese elected Malietoa. king and Tamasese, vice king Both native and foreign residents. look to the Uailed States, Ger many and England to straighten out af- fairs there.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
Railroad News

4 telegram from Phenix, published in tho Los Angeles Times of November 25th, says: The guarantee fund pro- posed to be raised by the people of Mar icops county for the construction of a line of railroad northward from the city of Phenix to the line of the Atlantic & Pacific road via Prescott was assured last evening at public meeting of the citizens of Phenix and the surrounding country. The sum of $202, 600 was sub- scribed. The required guarantee must be $2S0,0 0, but it is thought the bal ance can be raised in adjoining towns of the county, which have not yet been canyassed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
harrist Beocher StoWe's Sad Mal-
 ady.

A Hartford, Connecticut. telegram says: Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe is mildly demented. The fires of geniu, are dead, and the once brilliant mind IS choked with their ashes. The heart that was once filled with bright dre ans and sunshine is now haunted by ghosts and shadows. She has become again child, and day by day wanders around the bare b,ugns of the autumn trees, gathering dead leaves. She is quite harmless, and, in fact. SO insidu- ous has been the approach of the dis ease, that not over 200 people in Hart ford are aware of her condition.
 Only fast week she wandered out into the street alone. an old, -whsfe-halred woman, bent with the weight of years. but simple and harmless as a child. The shawl which hung over her shoul- ders dragged on the ground. and her gray hair was in disorder. She smiled and talked to herself as she tottered weakly along and finally a crowd of rough street boys were following her. They laughed and jeered at the pitifuI sight not knowing who she was.
 'Only little way." she said, as she reached a corner, irresolute as to which way to turn. At this moment gentleman came along who knew her in her hap pier days. Tears sprang to his eyes at the sight. He dispersed the boys and with some difficulty induced the aged woman to return home. The forego- ing IS related by an eye witness.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27

The defense of the Wham robbers will be the same as that of the Cronin murderers-an alibi.
 Dom Pedro gets $a. a.soo.oos and a life annuity of $ase,eoo for being ex' lied. It pays to. be exiled.
 Montana telegrams deny the reported visit oi a blizzlrd in that state. The only blizzard experienced there has been a political one.
 Los Angeles. Seattle. San Jose and Carson CitY are engaged Tn trying to raiIe $eo,ooo to secure the services of John L. Sullivan in fight with Peter Jackson.
 Lum Smith, publisher of a notorious Philadelphia blackmailing sheet. has been sent. 10 the pen,tentiary for six months for .libeling Anthony Comsteck.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27

The administration at Washington has not given northern Arizona recog- ton In the matter of appointments. Now, we think that thls portion of Arizona where nearly two-,hirds of the criminal business of tSe territory IS transacted should receive the appointment as United States marshal for this territory. All the judges and in fact ali the other federal officers have been taken from southern Arizona. This portion has a candidate for that position in the person of Hon. George E. Brown, man who is an uncomptQ missing republican, emminently quail fled to ill this office. and whose hon. es,y not even his bitterest enemies doubt. We sincerely hope to see him appointed-Champion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
A VOICE FRon POST sr.
A LaAy 1slates tive Aste nishine
 Experiences.

To whom it may concern: have tried slmoss every conceivable remedy for biliousness dur. ing the past five years as am of bilious teu. perament and suffer much from stomach and liver troublea But nothing ever gave me the relief that obtained from using Joys Vegetable eanapsrilla In fact think i.s cure for those ailments. At the time was using it l had . hsss girl living in my family whose neck was seriously affected by large open sore, and ve tried great many kinds of lotions, saives end blood purifen to no avail. gave her some Of my medicine Joys Vegetable sarxspariila) thinking it might benefit her and as 1t was purely vegetable, knew it could do her no harm. To my astonishment she began to improve. and within two weeks it was entirely healed and she b BOW e we'll as ever.
 Mrs. R. L. WHEATON,
 7oi PostSt. San Francisco
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
m,ndfu, et M,s .ns,uence


 70. Adsoloml' exclaimed Mrs. Ram Do. -arfully, you were terrible sight when you cane home last night.
 Anybody sh-shee me beshides you, Nanshyl' inquired MT. Rambo, steady lns himself by holding on tightly to a figure in the wall paper.
 "Gl.slad to hear it. Nanshyl' re sponded Mir. Rambe. "You're GUS toned to sheein' me when I'm t.terrr'bl' shight. ' know l sh'd have been yer sorry" he con.inu d feelingly, to have she, sh-shuch an 'xample for any shtrangers, Nanshyl'-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
sHfRlff,s SALE.

~ rur n,srRUT COURT OF THE
 Tur s;p JUDICIAL DISTRICT. of the Ter. rilory of Ariso "a, in aud for the 'oun's VI sSssrcs' c. Bsshford and R. H. HurmI,t:y. surviving partners of the arm ot =. Wiiscn and Comrany. nrn iormsay W Sp 6iison. now ..eceas-si, Pisiutins., vs. me stard. Miiirg and Rsduelon "ps'y' LsssnsAofi os,is' of sale No. 1884
 Under and Y virtue of an Ordsr or ., s1,s sss D:r ., cSsss "t of sas srnona n sna for tho County of Yavapai. on the 24th day oi Vcso' Der. iiB9. in the above entitled sns,on' snsvsvips ps psrtnensof the nrm of ". z. Wiison sr Com pany. rm forneriy com poesa p9, sl... oi ssid survivipk padasfs ana VI. z, A, ,,.,nssSV: .sse sssipss the St sndsrd Milling snd Rs- sss1 s S1 X. ss% o1 Srsd snd Nins anu Tw .nty.f0ur One. Han. Srsd,hs ,ji 60 sD Dollsrs. with sntsrssi st uS,,i sns iAs e.id lsSss.ss. With secrans
 inh dsy of July. isss. recorded in judsment ,Nstrief C,urS. | aa com anded 70 cell aIi ihsi certain Ioi, piece or parcel of mill ate
 ssns sad :a: ,s. y,ss and Sosn,y ss,nT ,a o Sonn sd snd described as follows, to wit: All fh6 YlX6f. et.i0 ana iuttfost ot WAtufn named defsndsiu u ofs in and 70 tnst o-nen m nj site known and patented as toe Nay Rsan Nil site. described As iot thir y- even
 ss..:s ... . ss.sss1 .ns M iss; s.sA S ss. in the Coanty Of Ysvap.i fssai'9fy 91 mns,ni Hn; atstes to My Bean Mining Company ts of record ID Book 32 oi D<eds. p-ges ee3 70 sd6. inciusiye, ts which references fe made fer any furth er or better description. Toestnef with that certain ten-stamp mill building. nx- tures ID. roach e, m Achinery and trAmways thereto connected. and that certain omce aud dwelling house thereon sttuste, and Aii tone> \ ments. appurte ances and heredttamsnts connected herewith or In any wi1e sppes. Pubiic notice is hereby siven that on SATURDAY. the 2sD DAY OF NOVEMBER, Isss. st the hour of IA n. Of that day. in front Of Ihe nos fh door Of the Court House, fn tne City of Pres sott. C0ugty Of favapai and Ter ritory of Arixona, will, in obedience 10 said orper uf sale and decree Of foreclosure sell the above described property or % much they. Of as may be necessary to satiafy ssto pIaintiffss judSme ent win interest, costs, sio to me highest and best bidder for cash, in United States currency: ,, sheriff Yavspai County. By v. V. McIHRRNAy, Deputy.
 Dated Prescott, Arisona. Oct Si. lssS. Id PosTPONEMENT.-rhs above sale is hereby postponed until
 FRIDAY. NOV. 18th, 1879.
 st.osmsy As sns I for pIaiatiff. W. 0. o:oNEiLL. "
 Hy M. McIsernsy. Deputy. Shsriff. Dated Nov. 23d, lses.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1889
SYMPATHY FoR.Vhe WhAAa ROB.
 RkRS.

The Courier this morning says: "We denounce as misstatement of facts the statement in a so-called republican paper that there has never been a trial for any crime, had in Arizona, m which so much sympathy has been expressed for the accused as in this case It refers to the tnal of persons accused fl robbing Paymaster Wham We believe both Tucson papers will join us in denoun- cing this libel on the honess law-abid. ing people of Arizona.
 "Ths so-called republican paper making the above assertion, which is so bitterly denounced. was the JOURNAL MINER. We do not claim infallibility of memory, but if the assertion as-made is not correct. will our contemporary point out the trial heretofore had inthis terri tory m which greater sympathy was ex- pressed than there has been for the Wham robbersf There has been scarcely any device known that has not been resorted to in order to shield them from punishment. Whether our con- temporary has learned this or not we do net know. The Phenix Herald hits the nail squarely on the head when 1t says: "Tbe Wham robbery trials con- tinue to increase in interest as progress is made and there is DO doubt that sev. eral of the robbers are in the clutches of the law. which. if justly dealt out to them, will hang them. Most extraordl nary efforts are being made to clear them and the probabilities are that few if any of them will get their just deserts.
 No danger of "both Tucson papers, or of either of them. ''denouncine" as libel the JoURNAL-MINER's assertion They are not given to denouncing truth ful assertions simply because they are made by another paper, and whether they admit it or no. ''both Tucson papers" know the truth of this papers assertion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27

am safisned that Cancer is hereditary in my fam n.y. My father died of it, sister of lay mother died Of it, and my .wn sister died of 1t. My feciings may be imagined, then, when tho horrible disease Cancer eating inwardly in snch way that it couId rot be cut out. Numerals remedies were used for t, but the Cancer grew steadily wor-e until it seem cd that was doouea to follow the others of the family. took Swifts Specific. which, from the first day, forced out the poison. and continued its use until had taken several bottles, when found my self we'll. lknow that s. s. S. cured me.
 Winston, ~. C., Nov. 26, 'Sa MRs. $. M IpoI.
 Send for Book on Cancer and Blood Diseases.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
zzzEsesS Hl~<<

wo the undersigned Banks and bankers will pay all Prizes drawn in The Le'uisisn. State Lotteries which may be presented s' our counters.
 R. M. WALKHLEH. Pres. Louisiana National Bank. PIERRE LANAUx.
 Pres. State National Bank.
 A DALDWuU. Pres New Orleans Nstional Bank
 CARL KOu0.
 Pres. Union National Bank
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
Notice of Sheriffs Sale on Ex
 eCuil0n.

DY VIRTUE OF AN FIX ECUrIoN ISSUED ID out of the District Court of the Third Judicial Dtetrfct. ofthe Territory Of Arizona, in 2 nd for the County of Yavapai, dated the 23d day of October, 1889, in Q csrsain action wherein Wm. H Hatcher, as plaintin. re. ing and Reduction Company and Arisona Uafon Mining Company. defendants, for the sum Of Eight Hundred and rwenty-thr rec Dollars snd Fifty Gents, images, with inter. est thereon, at the rate of sven per cent per annum, til paid, together with the sum of Two Hundred and tifty-two Dollars and seventy i've cen s. costs and dsburseme nts at tho date of said judgment. and all sccruipg O ts.
 ave levied upon tn , following described propsrf. 10 wit. Al the right. tite and in terest of The sald defendants of, in ani to the May Bean Mill site. one ,even room frame dye ling house. one frame boarsting house at m LII. one barn and ntal at n,iii, one fram uoardii no ,se a' mine "n Gruom Greek two frame ounG houses a' mtne on q os m creak onenhif intere In the Oriental min. ,one haif lntere ! Tn the Montana miae, one half inter est in the Caiifo nia mt os. one ha f is te resi- n ths Berry E.s mine, one haif i.terost m tne Ola oak mine, one half rsereet in m Cnfcag mine, the Adeif Niue, tha IF asurer mine. tne Spruce Mountain mine the Cin sis sau m,ne. and the Ohio mine, also one half interest in he B.ak. mine, o:e half In tersst tn the K 'ad, Cash mine, all of said mines being siiua.e In Hasssyampa m ming strict. fayapai county, ArisO aa, also one Isrge tort anu mi.ling furnace, two old wagon, one ksmith shop. V tn the too,s srd Com pany't mill on the said May Bean Mil site
 Together with all and singular the tanc menSs, heredisaments and appu ts snances ..oerenio oeiongtug. or m any wise Appertain pIoiir nNff t. h n .aA.-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
SnERIFrS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE \ Third Judcia District of the rrifory os | Arizona. in and for th County of Yavapsi- | The Standard Milling and K Rsductioa Com | pany. and Arixona Union N aing Company, ~ r1sf Si,s: o a Sdsi of decree of Foreclosure, which said order oi l saie and decree Of foreclosure wAs fof value
 Sus Cus o iss B coa Third Judicial District of the Territory of Ari- soma, in and for tho County of YavsPai .oa the | titled scfion, wherein ]. l.. Fisher. the above named plaintiff. obtained . Jud. ns mt and de. g: fendants the l2ih day of July, isss, for th . | Forty eight Oae aundredths Dollars | toal Sand coets of suit, tOgether with accru' ing costs, which said judgment and oecree oras of sa District d"ss,. I am % com msndsd @ %, is' siies ss % and mnins apds .ituats s ins and being Ia Groom Creek Mining District, County of Yavapai and Territory of Ar.sona, All the right. title and interest of said de- feEdAi ts of. in and 10 the May Bean mil. | site. and psrtieu riy described in . certain deed recofdesi ia B ,ok 3S of Deeds, at page lS7, from A. W cd Mon g,mery to said de. fendant. stsrd.rd Milling and R auction Com pany, and all outbuildings belonging to said mill site. or In anywlss. appertsinirg &. Also one ten -slamp quartz mill. complete, one backs ith shop, one frame boarding house, one frame barn. one frame dwelling house, ons large retort; also two wagons. one set doub.e harness ., and one lot of black. smith's ro ,ls. For . full and complete de. sTiption of said property reference is had 10 said decree aud CT fer of sale.
 Pubic notice is hereby given that On
 FRIDAY, the S2D DAY OF NOvEM BER, lss3 at the houF of i2 o'clock m. of. tha. day. in 1s~lus of tho aosah door court mouse. In the city of Prescott, County of Yavapaf and Territory of Arisona, will in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure sell the above described property. or so ,a uch thereof as may be necessary to satts fy said piaintifrs judgment, with interest ana cost, etc.. to lhe highest and best bidder, for cash, Tn United states currency.
 W. O. O'SEfLL,
 sherin. Yavapai County.
 By M. MCISERNAY. Deputy.
 Dated. Prescott. AriB. Oct. 3i. 1889. Id
 POS SUPERINTENDENT above sale is hereby postponed urtil
 FRIDAY, NOV. 10th, IsSe, At the same hour and pl.ce. at re qnest O attorney for Plaintiff. W,O ONE ILL,
 By M McInernay, Deputy sheriff.
 Dated Nov. 2d. lsS9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
Aadnss sssu.rM lsE:ss Csisiaias Cu,ssls, t

NEW Oh.EAas NATlOs-AA. "A AA
 New OrieoNs. Ls REMEMBE4 that the payment of Prizes Is GU AK ANrkED BY fOUR MA. TlONAL SAN &s of New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the president of an in. stitution, whose chartered rights are iecog, nlred in the hiShest courts: therefore beware of all imtatiors ar anonym sus schemes.
 ONE DOLL R is the prl e of tbe sm alless pa or fraction of Ticket ISSUED DY US 10 any Drawing. Anything 10 our na're of- cred 10 iess tnsn Dollar IS . swindle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27

manufactured in the territory, and for the creation ot a commission for the purpose of submitting to Congress a
 code of laws for the territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
IMPORTANT:;

AuuIes6 3s ~ DA UPHILL
 New Orleans, La. or M. A. DAUPHIE,,
 Washington, DC By ordinary letter. containing Money or. der issued bS all Express Companies. New York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any further ir formation desired, write iegibly tO the undersigned, clearly stapin Jour residence. with State.
 County, Street and Number. More rapid re. turn mali delivery wall be assured by youv enclosing an envelope bearing your full
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27
Thursday, November 28th. lSS9

At the hour of ia o,c,ock M o, ,ns, d.y Tn front of the north door ~ the Court House. in tho city of ffes ott. County of vapai and Territory interest of the said defendants the Standard xlilinc and Reduction Company and the the above described properly, at public anc ton, Tor cash, in US. currenc to the hirhest ana best bidder, or % much thereof n m ~ cos'ss ". Q. O'NEIkL, Shsrfh, Yavapai County, Arisons, Ky N. AcIhernay, Deputy.
 Dated Prescott. Arizsna, Nav. 4th. 1888.
 uov6td " posipoped until
 FRIDAY. NOV. 18th, isS@, at the same aeur An; placo At reors.s CT attorney for PlAintiff. VI O. OsNEIIt By NJ. MrlusrnAy. Deputy. Shsri0 . Dated Nov. 2.j. lsS9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27

.Ws do hereby certify that we srpervise Inc arrsngemenu for all the Monthly and Roml. Annual Drawings of the Louisiana state Lottery Company, and in perse'n ID an- sse and control tie Dra 9ings theuiselvcs. and ID at the same are conducted with hones ty. fairness. and in good faith toward all par tIes snd we authorize the Corr psny 10 rse thts cert frate with fuc-.i Enigos sf our sigma. ,y rss at...ha1 In it's ssdverftsemsnts."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27

Incorporated by the Lsgisiature. for Educs- tional and Charitable purposes, and its fran ehise made . part of the present slate Oonssi. vots.
 ITS GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
 take place semi annually, (yune and pecem. berl and It's Grand uangle Nu0e~r aDfaW- anxs take plsce on each of the other ten months in the year and are all ( avn in pub
 lie, ct the Academy of Music. New Orleans. Louisiana.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-31
Precocity Of Infants.

1t would be ludicrous, were it not so
painful, to see how old are the chill
drep Of 1889 While walking the other
day I was dumb-struch in this wise.
Two little boys In round jackets ap-
proacheq y daiD,ily y-dressed little girl
OF seven. One. touching his cap to
her with Chestepiieldian grace, drew
forward the blushing owner OF the
other round jacket, saying; ALLOW
me- Miss Almira. TO present TO you my
friend. Mr., Smith" The little lady
recognized Mr. Smith after the most
approved admit fashion. and / went on
my way ~ saddep but a wiser" wom-
an. Before had time to recover from
this, heard boy Of six ask II little
girl OF ten; "Mary, what do you think
of the men?' Mary. bridling with edi,
tying Indignation. answered. Haven't
/ told you repeatedly. sir. never to ask
Inc that question:" Judging from pres
ent symptoms. kites. hoops. dolls and
balls will be in small request in few
years, Male babies in the cradle will
then smoke cigars. and female babies
will cry for little husband, instead OF
p lump OF sugar-N, Y. Ledger
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-31
NEW STYLES IN DOGS.

MastIHs, Bulldogs and Terriers Have
Taken the Place of the Pug.
Now nothing is so scorned as Spite
or the pug. The huge mastiff, the
bulldog, the bull terrier or the fox ter.
rier are a la mode. The little Blen.
helm has certain cachet, because the
United States is, in IA roundabout way,
connected with the Marlborough
family. The bulldog, when at all
amenable to the wilcs of mankind, is
gentle and very affectionate. although
it looks so wicked. But OF the entire
procession of smart dogs the fox ter.
rier undoubtedly, metaphorically and
really. takes the cake. His body
should be entirely white and only one
half his face and ears should be
marked; his tail should be bitten of
just after his birth, and in time few
hairs grow on the end of it that are
plumy in effect. The fox terrier is
frightfully nervous, consequently he
is not good dog to take out driving,
rs he wants to rneander all over the
carriage and have you stop while he
exchanges greeting with any large
dog he may notice on the sidewalk.
He has weakness for large dogs. II
he goes out for walk he loses no OPP
pOrtunity to ingratiate himself with
bloodhounds, mastiffs or NewfOund-
lands. His overtures are seldom met
with enthusiasm, and he Is apt to be
sat upon materially after the first
greeting, but this does not daunt him
or affect his belief in human nature.
ms developed in great size. Men OF
his size he cares nothing for.
1t is at hoL.e that the fox-terrier is
seen at his best. He adores children
and spools of thread; he endeavors to
swallow. a bonnet-pin with the same
ease that he does chicken bone. He
has rooted likes and dislikes, and he
knows when he is being spoken to
whether his name is mentioned or not,
just as well as he knows the difference
between ginger-ale and champagne.
He is not n greedy dog, but he is u
dainty one. He sympathizes with you
in your woe by series OF most exuber-
ant kisses, and when you are glad
about any thing he dances about you
wildly, expressing his great glee Mt
your JOY. He will let small child
tear him to pieces. will walk on two
legs or on his ear to conciliate the
baby. but from grown person permits
no contemptuous tritling, even with his
tail. His memory is good. He never
forgets friend or foe. and he has IL
fine set OF teeth with which to revenge
himself. He Is as mischievous as Puck,
but as faithful and loving as only dog
can be. am speaking OF that which
] know. and my acquaintance with
fox-terrier is more than intimate, it is
chummy. Philadelphia Times.