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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-19
RAILRoADs.

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DENNsYLvAN1A RAILROAD D-oN AND
l after November 10. Iss8 trains leave Union
station. PittsburE. A. Follows. Ez1fsFn sfaRdard
MAIN LINE EASTWARD
| New YORK and Chicago Limited o. Pullman VaS.
Atlantic Expre1s daily for the East seDa.m
-. NAN ., 1si1, daily. except Sunday ss0a. \. sun
Day express daily a. ss00 a u.
Nah express daily at 100 D. n.
Eastern sTprs1sS daily ~ 4 Us ). n =
East Line daily at sii0p N
Ssrs9 Ssss9sSs5s sgTs. S Z s ~ p n gssr ss. a-y-
poass Az ,aFsss ~ Ef7s connect M 8 {sosE S "
syo1ding gdonbisfsrriags and ,onrnsy through n
ffsifihs arrive ss Union station =. sono~r
81: Louis Chicago and Cincinnati Express.
u. aei a n
Western Express daily rs 4 n
l,ss.. rae.ns E1Prsss daily rs p n
Sa1s152 M Ias LRissa dais hHprs.' ,9: 9: n n
SOUTHWEST PEaa RxiLWAi-
For yniontovn, 5s0 ana SIS 4. m. and 1s8p.
Ing q Grssa1ba1e b TSsi5s srssve 3 rom Unios
town e TseS s;4 = : n; e IN 80 and sac p m
IRON EliE1.AL n. STATION, AlleghelT Clfl.
Aall train eonnecilnf FOR blelrlyllle... SIS = -
49,. 5pss. ior AlAArsn4e, connectlng Tor
sassr Gem. ..... 4 n and IS IS 3 a
ereepoIt Accom- -tsls 500 and 11sD p n
North x6oiis Iseo5 Il N i.,so sS snd ~ ~ 2 -
Aneghenv Junction Accommodation SD =. n.
blslssxllle ACCOMMODATION n 90 ?. n.
Trains arrive at JED Err u STREET STA AIlONs
ExpFe91 c0nnscting from Butler. 10sS5 a. N
Butter Accom- e-l0 a N, 40 and Isl5 p n
Ffsenoft Aecom.7seO .. n, l;s5 Us and .l0p. n.
Ol SUNDAY 1910 .. and 20 D n
eprln 8q4e Accom-. SD, 11sf9 >. L.. ysf5 go p n
Aortn ADoLlo Accom-. .9slOa- N. and 30 D y
MON0N9AHEl.A DIVISION
Lrains leave Union station, PiSlsDurg. as rouoWE
kor MoaonEahela City, West BroHnsTllle e9@
West brownsville 7:o5 and 1850 .. and 80 p m
y. n week days
Dr1vgsnure Ae., week dsya s1o p. n.
~ est IlIUnoefn Accommodation, 8.4Da- Il -
sd and ll.| pm. sunday. 9so p m
IcEel ouces-corner Fourth avenue ano ~
street and Union station.
cHas: PgdH g;E w0on
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-19

tive necessity Hence when Kaufmanns announce that
they will this morning place on sale
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-19
AN ACTIVE CHURCH WORKER

Mrs. Longstreet has been very prominent
in society, and took an active interest in the
work of St. Peters Episcopal Church. She
is not distinguished for her beauty. but she
prided herself upon her graceful walk. But
it is thought that young Leach was more
captivated with her pocketbook than with
her walk.
Mrs. Longstreet's friends have used every
possible means to bring her to realization
of her conduct, but to no purpose. Her
pastor, the Rev. DR.. Brainard, called at the
house for the purpose of demonstrating with
her, but she refused him an audience. Her
sister, Mrs. Warren A. Worden, called for
the same purpose, and was accorded
the same reception. The name of Frank
W. Lightfoot, young colored barber, has
figured pieturesquely N the scandal. Light
foot is a very handsome colored fellow and
dresses with taste. He and Mrs Longstreet
have been seen walking together on the back
streets of the city, and he has been seen en-
tering and leaving her residence numerous
times.
A great many of the woman's friends are
of the opinion that she is crazy. Before she
and Leach left town they said that they
were going to Ohio, and would be married
as soon as Mr.. Longstreet had secured his
divorce. Then they were coming back to
Auburn to live.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-19
Mems Tap Sole Fine Calf Dress Boots,
at only So so.

These are frsfcass boots in every respect made by
William Richardson the champion of fine boot 1nansi-
facturers in the country, and viii surprise the who
hitherto have considered necessary to pay S. for
fine pair of handmade calf boots We have 172 pairs
of them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-19

BEECHAM'S Pills cure bilious and nervous Ills
PEARS Soap secures beautiful complexion
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-19
DRUNK NESS
noa-I0I.MYs

Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured
by Administering Dr.. Haines'
Golden Specific.
1t can be given In cup OF coffee or tea without
the knowledge of the person taking 1t: is absO-
lutely harmless, and will effect permanent and
speedy cure, whether the patient is moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands Of
Drunkards have been made temperate men who
have taken Golden Specific in their coffee without
their knowledge and to-day believe they quit
1bo s1staT, nU n,,ca - LEI IN IN
Specific, 1t becomes an utter impossibility for the
liquor appetite to exist. For sale by A. j. Rankin,
Sixth and Penn ave.. Pittsburg; E. Holden & Co.,
So E. Federal ST., Allegheny. Trade supplied by
Geo. A. Kelly & Co.. Pittsburg, Pa. deN-5S-TTs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-19
81 50 and 50 Slippers for 81.

We have just closed and will place sale this
morning $50 pairs Of Mems Opera Everett and Harvard
Slippers, in velvet plush, corduroy imitation alligator
quilted Innings beautifully embroidered many with hand
flower designs They are worth from 81 50 to 81
pair (and over); closing price long they
last-wi be but ST..
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-19

In the Criminal Court yesterday W. Il.
Smith was placed on trial for numbering his
wife. The degree of murder was not stated
by District Attorney Porter. The lawyers
had considerable trouble in getting jury.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-19

Great have been past cuts prices this week will show greater
LEADER in its lines These lines shall GROW We saved big
and will you this of stock is marked to CO.
plans by reading. You're to morning,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
senoo, Mastess.

County School Superintendent K. w. French was busily engaged to-day in apportioning the school funds ot the county, the total amount to apportion being $l3,973.l5. There are thrty-three districts in the county to divide this amount between, of which Prescott re- ceives $2,O04; Flagstaff, $i.67o; Mint Valley, S25o, and each ot the other thirty districts $334. Prescott district has already left over to her credit $l,- 664.1S, making total on hand to start the new school year with of $3,66S.lS, or an amount nearly suffi- cient to defray the entire expenses for the year.
 The trustees of the Prescott school district met last night and elected the following corps of teachers: D. A. Lambright, principal; Miss Jennie Beardsley, of Anamosa, Iowa, teacher of the grammar department; Miss Jessie Evans, of Allegheny City, Penn, sylvania, sister of Mrs. Virginia Sewall 2d primary; Miss Mimi Martin, pri. msTy department. The salary of the prlncipal wss raised from $l20 to $las per month, .Iose ot the others remain
 ing unchanged at sSo per month. The nNxt term of school will open Monday, September 2d.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Cor YR RNENSIuEsNETYHy 1.

Do you carry these Shoes 2 "Why, yes sir Also the
 Largest and of Boots and Shoes Prescott Let me show you my of Furniture consisting part elegant Paro ee Bed Lounges all styles Extension Tables Bedroom set Waobes Easy Chairs Rockers and other chairs endless variety, Mirrors Folding beds Cots Spring wire hair Best and cheapest line of Car pets Desks and Office Chairs wall paper etc R See the Crockery and these elegant Dinner and Tea Sets Also the Latest Designs in Glassware, Ornaments Lamps etc. On this side Cross Blackwell and other fine brands of assorted Groceries which selling prices dey
 on On the O other side the varied and complete assort ment of Gents Furnishing Goods bankets notions etc. and ast but not down into the and catch to the Large Assortment of every description of Fine Old and Liquors St Louis and Milwaukee beers champagnes which dish who together with cigars of the choicest brands The brick store is repenshed with every description of Gan Flour and canned goods which import in car load lots
 "i delighted with your varied Assortment and Low Prices astonsh me- May inquire your terms ??
 "SPOT CASH P
 "Well goodbye cold day." J. l. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
A Change Needed.

Annie Goiall, the unfortunate woman
 who was committed to the insane sssy,
 lum week ago yesterday, died in that
 institution on Sunday morning at 9 30
 At the time of her commitment she was suffering from 8 mild form of lunscy, but after being tbere q few days, ty- pboisi malaria, in its most virulent type, developed itself, and on Sunday the dis ease overcame her, and she succumbed to its powers. Afte. her death 1t was discovered that her body was covered with welts and bruises, and this gave I.se to the opinion that she had been subjected to abusive treatment. This, however, is denied by the asylum au- thorities, whos.ate that they were the result of natural causes. However, an investication of the matter shouli oo had, and if any osue'ty 0r abusive treatsner. las been prscticed, the blame should be charged l. he proper person.
 The deceased woman was the dsugh- ter of well-to-do English people, and was well educAt ted, and is said to have much refinement and culti- vation. Her funeral took place yester- day from GregoEy's undertaking estab- iishmen:, and the remains were follow ed to the grave by a number of friends. -Phenix Tribune
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Mining Application. No. 2I3

U. S. LAND OFFICE. fR.scorr. AsIz MA.
 June isth, isse
 Notice Is hereby given that the United Verde Copper company, by ', E. Murray; Us attorney tn fact, whose postofnce address IS Prescott. Arizona. has ana c application Tor a pafent for 300 linea' feet on the Azure North west Tn, No. l, minin2 ciaim- bearing copper ore, situate In Verde inning district ,f avapsi county, Arixoua, and describ sd in the orictal plat and ne d notes on nle in this office, as follows, to-wit:
 Begi ning at initial monument al enter 8 eud of cia. ri where ss marked N No on QuartHlte rocE, U min mon No. bears . SS a eg F min v, SIS feet; tS euce n, 72 deg S min d. 30 feet to granite rock marked A N No. 2; taence n, IT deg 8 min V, 1900 feet to vol cautc roc9 ma ked A N, No. $; thence c, 73 deg S) min V, S00 [. et te north entef eud of claim and granite rock marked ". No. (; 800 feet to granite rock marked N, No. s; thence south, lT deg 30 min ca {, 1900 feet to gr anite rock marked N. No. (: thence nor h 12 deg So min east, 3o0 ft et to mon |, NJ N. No. l. pla.e of oexinnipg-containing 1898 acres.
 The location and relocat'o on of this mine is recorded in the recorders ofiiee Of YavapSi county, Ar xona, on pages Sp and so, in book 6. aed pages a2S and 12s, book ': adjoining clai mant is the United Verde Copper Com pany m the west.
 All per ons holding apve rse claims thereto are required 10 present the same before this office within sixty days from the nrst pueli. cation herec f. or they will be barred by viriue of tn provisions of the statute,
 E BURGESS. Register, Fi'st publication Jane is. lSss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Minins Application No. 2l4.
]. s. LAND oFpIcx, PRESCOTT, anIzosA T

U. s. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, ARIzosA,l
 June igih. lsse. Notice is hereby given tn [ the United Verde Copper company, by F. Murras itS attorney in fact, whose rostotiice address IS a patent for I,sto linear feet on the Asur southeastern No. 1 mining claim bearing copp, ore, situate in Verde mining district. Yavapsi county, Arizona. and described In the official >plai and held noies on file In this office, as follows. wis:
 Be eIinning at initial monument at center northern end of claim where is marked | M A S No. on QuartItte rock. M M No Dears south. s5 deg l2 min west, ls5s feet; thsnce south, - deg So mln west, So feet to granite rock marked A No 2; then . south. l7 deg 70 min east, l.Soo feet to granite rock mars ed A & No. &; thence north rad eg So m in east, 800 feet 10 granite rock south center cod O Claim marked e \ No. {; GO feet io si an te rock marked A $ No. S. thence north, i7 deg So min west, 800 feet io granite rock ffiarked S No. 6; theme soul v deg Sl mia west, 80 feet to monument N No. l. place of beginning; ~cntsining 2.a acres. The location of tnis mine Is re O. dsd in the recorders once Of Yavspai county, AriEons, op raSee ls7 and S2S, in book c of mines; adjoining claimant is. on the north aud wtss side, the unted Verde Coppe- O mpsay.
 All p, rsons boding ad ser c ciatn ther~to are required to presen, the came before this ofSfce within sixty days from the fret day 1 pu 10. icAtion hereof, or they will he barred ty virtue of the provisions If the statute.
 E. BURGESS, Register.
 FirAt pu blication June i9, isS9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Nnfice of EaTfeiiufe

To Rosario Groom. your heiTs, assigns and leg reprf sen tstiNes:
 You are hereby notified that the under signed. who Is co-owner with you in the Han. l.
 nahsniaing claim. hss expended the sum of three hundred dollars in laoor and improve e.
 mepts upon said mining cl aim, the said ex. pendi iures and improve mt nts being made ty
 me in the ! ears lS& 1887 snd lsss, in cons p,iauce with the United states mining laws |, req rsvin- annual expenditures to be n ade on
 minins claims. Tue said Hannah mining claim consists of i5o0 feet in length by o00 wide, situate In Black Rock mining district, m the cou fy of Yavapai, Territory of Ari- xooa. & record of the loc-tian of the said Han- nah msping claim is made in The Record of Mines. in the office of tue County Recorder of said Yavapsi county. in book i2. pages and 2. And you are hereby further aot'fed that lf ai the expiration of ninety days after the public lou of this notice, you fall or refuse to ronfFi bg a or pay to me yo0r rroportion of thc said expenditg 'es, toge her with the cost pf tha pubiicntion of ;hss notice, the interest of pou 3n sol1 Hannah mining claim will be f, fe ed r.l necOme She property of the un. der gned. JAMES MAHONEY.
 Pr.sco't, A -, Jnly n, lSss. jylsd00
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
viniag Application No. 2IS.

U.s.LAND OFFICE AT PREsC TT. ARIzoNA,l
 June xsth. lsss.
 \ ptics is hereby given that the Congress Gold Mining Company, by Is Assistant Seere, ". F. N. Murphy, whose postoffice address Is Prescott, Arizo O, has made application for . patent for l500 linear feet on the Congress mine bearing gold orcs. Situate in Martinez Mining District, Ysvspai Co, Ark, and desis. nated as Lot No.--- and described in the of fcial plat and flsId notes on fife In this office as follows, viz..
 Beginning at initial monument ct center end of claim where ]. N. c. No l is m ,ried Monument No 1 bears N s deg 80 min W SlqS feet. Thence 5 9 deg l5 min 80 feet where is set faniie rock marked No. q Thence 6i deg s5 min W too feet to slate rock marked c No,S. Thence N s deg tS min w 900 feet to granite boulder marked No. s Thence N .5 deg l5 min W so feet to E cen- ter end of cisim and to granite rock marked c. No. 5 0cc feet to where is marked c. No. G on w face of granite boulder in place. Thence s SS deg l5 min E 900 feet to slate rock marked c. M. .. Thence N 6i deg s5 mia E 600 feet to graBite rock marked c. No. s. Thence 25 deg i5 min 300 feet to moLums nt ant rock marked l. N. c. No. l, place of beginnia z, con- taining 20oe acres. Magnetic variation i& deg 90 mia F. The location of this mine ,s record. cd in the Recorders office of Yayspai county, Arizona, in Book l9 Of Mines, pages b96 and 597. Adjoining claimant ts the same company On he q, W. and 5. All persons holding ad. verse claims thereto are requir 10 present Inc ssme before this office witain sixty days rom the first day Of publication hereof or hey will be barred by virtue of the provisions ,f tue statute. R. BURGESS, Register.
 First Publication uly s. 1889,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To F. NJ. short. your heirs. assigns and legs

To F. NJ. short. your heirs, assigns and legal
 represent atives.
 You are hereby not fled thrt the under. signed " no ig co-owner with you in the Morgan Kid mining claim, has expended The sum or one hundred dollars in labor and mprove meuts upou said mining claim, the said ev- penditures and Improvements being made by me m the year lsSs, in c, mptiance with the United states mining laws, reouirsDg z annual expenditures 10 he made on mintrg claims. The said Nc, gan Kid aining ~ls.im co sists of 500 feet in length by 600 wide, situate in Tar. key Creek mining district. In the suniy of Ysvapai. Territory or ArGona. record of the location of the said Morgan Kid mining cl i'm is made in the Record of Mines, in the office of the County Recorder of said Yavspaf county. in book 2l, pages s33 and S2t.
 And you are hereby further notified that 1T, at the eS oir .tion of ninety days after the publication of thianotIce. you fai. or refuse to contribute or pay to me your proportion of the said ex, enditures. together with the ccst af the publication of this notice, the interest of you in said Morgan Kid mining claim will be forfeited and become tne property Of the undersigned: JAMES HART.
 Prescott A. T., June 10th. 1859.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Mining Application No. 2l5.
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U. s. LASp orFicr. PRsscerr. ARIxoSA.l
 June 18th, iSsa l
 Noiice is hereby given that the United Verde Copper Con, pany. by r. E.. Murray, tts attorney m fact, wnose postpface address is Pr~scott, %riSons. has made application tor c patent for .Sel linear feet on the Gift miuing ctain. bearing silver and copper ores, situate in Verde mining distrsct. Yavapai county, Arizona, and described in the official p al and fela notes on ic tn this ofsioe, as follows,vts;
 Beginning at initial monument al centsr of soul heyn portion of claim where l V C. No. Is marked on nor shern face of granite boulder, U ! NJ M No bears south deg 2S man vest, a.2k feet: thence south, & dcx eAAt, 2 $ feet to south end center of claim and 10 granite rock marked q No. 2; thence south, SS ceg S) min west. Soo feet to granite rock mar et e No. <; thence north. Ss deg west. i.Sss feet to limestone mArhed c No.s; thence north. Ss deg So min east 90 feel to north end center of claim and io limestone mark cd 0 No. s: 6Oo feet n sandstone marked e No. [; taev ce south. Ss deg eas. f.A3 feet ( granite rack marked G No !. thence soul h, S deg 70 min west. So ieet to monument and stone mark cd C No. 2, place Of beginning on out boundaries Of iAim-cont intng l6-lt scres. The location and relocation of this mine fs recorded in the recorders office of fAvapai county, Arisous, on page sts, of book r 6. an page SSS of book 6. Adjotniny ciainaGts IS inc United Verde Copper Company oa the south.
 All persons oiding adverss claims thereto are rec uired la present the me before this oriee within sixty ys from the first day of Il publisaIi n hereof, or they will be barred by Virtue of the provisicns os the st ,tute. E. BURGESS, Register. vxt nnhlteasfau Juue lQ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Territorial Items.

w. R. Jones, an old Prospector, died recently in Phonix.
 Two thousand dollars changed hands in Phenix on the Sullivan-Kilrain slog- ging match.
 There is talk of the Western Union Company buying the Maricopa and Phenix telegraph line
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
snfalFF'S SALE.
John Lswlsr, Plaintiff. Aa A Is.lss nalnnAanN-

Nd V
 Under and by vtrsas of . judgment and or the Third Judicial District, vf shs. rsrritory of Arisoua. tn and for the county ef Yavspai. on the 2sth day of lane, leSe. tn the above en. titled aotion, wherein John Lawter the above nAmea psAipun. obtatned ju fgment and order of sale aysinst the aooys.nsmsd ds- fendant Y. A. Lawier. on toe s'n asy od June, vas on the ssth dsy of Juns. lSse. r.cordedtn jadsmsAs book (N at pages tsa ehd lsS of sSia District COurt, am com mAndeA to sell all those certain pioces, lots and psrcets oe mn. eral land. mining eletme ana mining rtgnu co npr,ains and ecnssttutlns the properly known as the Lxwier group of Copper msnss. sia.te lying ani being ID ne GnrekA m.n,ns d,strict, in Ehe county of YAvApai and Terri. t,ry of Arizona, tie sad mining elaine being snovn. located and rscosSed as the bsxasd' c Wyandotse, Mint Havkeye. 0 t,onwood, ,ack Mess, Naturai Pciot, Ceaens soutn Gem. pt. 0 m lumerAte, Mountain Dcposite. Blue Mud, iron Dsposits and Lone t1ne Tree.
 Notice is herees given that on Ta uksDAn o'clOck noon of thst day. in front of the north door of the Court House. in the City of fres ootL County of YAvapai and Territory ot Ari. sonA, will in .oedleuc- to sAid Judgment |
 aud order of saic. aeIl the hove described
 sary 'o saxisfy said piaint n's Judgment, three thousand three hundred and forty six and 9s-loo dcilau with tr tertst thereon and cosss nd accrutng costs, ae msre iuliy aP. reArs an said judgment and order of sale, rs T. erencs being therounto had. to .he hiHhee and eest bidder, for cash ID united s'ate'
 W. o. p'NElLL. sherin. By M.i iMcInRHNAY, Deputy
 i.stsd Ptcscot. \. T., July tth. isS' jyi'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
A Good Suggestion to Astronomers

A Good suggestion to AStronomere.
 EDITOR :-The clear. ness and transparency of the atmos- phere of this mountain region of Ari- zona is nightly made manifes. in a marked degree. In my various jour neyings in this territory and on the Pa -cific coast have not found better place than Prescott for an astronomical observatory. We are here far removed from the exhalations of the seas, and no fogs arise to drift between us and the stars. Even the rain clouds are so broken and trans;tory that they seem to sweep the sky of impurities and add to the crystal clearness and sparkle of the air. Last night, Tor example, the moon shone out between the dissolving clouds with an almost binding efful- gence. Lun ar rainbows added to the beauty of the scene.
 But. during the absence of the moon, the star suns appear in unequalled glory to mortal eyes. Myriads upon myriads crowd the milky way, and shine and sparkle with clcarness that surpasses the display in the frosty nights of midwinter of New England. No benumbing frosts are here required to clear the air. Charming is its nor mal condition.
 |, It may be that astronomers have already turned their attention to this locality as one eminently suited to their requirements, but am not aware of it, and it will do no harm to direct atten- ton to the great advantages of Prescott as site for astronomical works
 w. F. BLAKE.
 Prescott, July 18th, 1889.