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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

The collections of internal revenue during the first eleven months of the fiscal year ending June 90. 1889, were SIao,osS.e6S, being $5.es4,e6s more than the collections during the cores bonding period last fiscal year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

The JoURNAE-MrNER sincerely hopes for all concerned iha; the differences between the railroad and shippers may be amicably adjusted without the inaug- uration of a boycott against the road.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Notice 0t foteiiure.
To F. N. short, your heirs. a.sivns ana Ia.
 represent atives.

To F. N. Short, your heirs. asaigns and lesa, represent atives.
 You gre hereby not fed thet the under s.gnso ,who it co-ownerwith you u the Morssp kid mining claim, has expended the sum ol one hundred dollars in labor and Imprnva. m.nts upon said mining claim, the said ex. pchihnres and improvements being m a.ie by me m the year issS. in ccmpliance with the united States mining laws, requiring annual expenditures to be m sde on mining claims. The said Mo gan Kid mining claim co sists of leOo feet In lensth by 800 wtde siLn ate in Tn r. Key Creek mining district. in tae eun,y of favapai, Territory Of Arxons. record of the location of the said NJ organ Kid miping . ci i'm Is made in ,he Record of Mines. in the once or the County Recorder of said Yavspai county. Tn book Fl, pages 323 and 32t.
 And you are hereby further notified that | f. at the es Siratton of ninety days after the publication Of tbts notice, you fall or refus ,o contributs or pay to mo your proportion of the satd ex .'endftures. to9ether with the c st
 The pu0iiosiicn of th ts notice, the iutere st of you in said Morgan kid mini ng claim wal oc forfeited and become the property of the unders,g ,gGed: JAAES HART
 Prescott. A. T., June loh. iSss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
@n aes.sN k.ssn castsiaias nsru,, 1,

VIEW OkLSANs A rissN N A |. GA NA ..- New Oreea as. q n
 n6 CMUEH that the payment of all Prtses is e uA e 0ANreEN 6Y H1nnias ~ !. IlSNAL HAN Rs of New Orleans. and the Iickots ere sisnsd by the prssident of an in- s.naGon, whose oh rtered rights are recog, nlsed In the highest courts: therefore. brvnr. oi nM mlhtiens or anony m nus schemes.
 ON8 DOL lsA 8 is The pri ,e of the sm al lest pat or fraction of \ Ticket sASU ED 0Y 6s many Drawing. Anything in our name of. cred TOT less than A Dollar is . swincle
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that have this d.v received aud hold the assessment roll off yay sph county for the year lSSa and the same Is open Tor public Inspection. Notice ,s slso slven tnaa the Board of Ebuaiikation of said county VIII m ct or Monday, July is', 1882.
 K. J. F. HORNE,
 Clerk Roard Of Superyisara
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

West Virginia democrats have reduced GofiPs majority to thirty-thres. by throw ing out republican precincts. They in- tend to overcome this before they get through. - - = .+:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
wm. Walter Phelps has returned from Berlin wth the Samoan treaty.

On and after July Ist, the general offices of the Atlantic < Pacific company will be located at No. $ Broadway New York. -.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Grand Monthly Drawing.
 Tuesday, J0ly i6. lSsa canital Prize E3nO nm
AGENTS WANTED

Fos club Rates, or any further Is formation destred, Nrt leglklV 10 the underpisnel clearly stutin< youF residence with Sts,e Counfy, Street and Number. More rspid re. surn mall delivery wall be assured Gy your
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Board Of Supervisors.
MONDAY, July l, 1889.

MONDAY, July ], 1889.
 Board met yesterday a. 10 o'clock &. m in regular session.
 The Board of Equalization of Yava- pal county met, as required by law, on Monday, July list, at To a. m. Present, $. P. Behan (chsirman), A. A. Moore and Morris Goldwater, supervisors, and Ed. Horne, clerk.
 On motion, both boards adjourned until o'clock P. m., when the same members reassembled.
 In session as board of supervisors:
 County Treasurer Wsddell appeared and proceeded to make settlement with the board for the second quarter of 1889, as shown oy the following gen. eral summary:
 To cash on hand April |,
 looS. .$W,U96 Al To cash received during the
 quarter. ........-...... S3,436 66
 Total. .......... $lO3, ,535 O7 By cash paid general fund
 warrants. ........ aO,45O 70 By cash paid contingt fund
 warrants. ...o.... s66 s7 By cash paid (orders) Judge Wright. ....,..,.,. 5l4 50 By cash paid road fund warrants. ... YO6 93 By cash paid school fund warrants" " 7,645 B | By cash paid salary fund
 warrants. .......... 1866 ss By cash paid Territorial
 Treasurer ............ sOs4 GA By cash paid P. & A. c.
 By coupons. ..., $50 co By cash paid TreasureT's
 commission. ......... l,643 35 By cash to balance. .. 6l,3l2 l7
 Total .........$l O6,535 O7
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
IMPORTANT.

Address -. A, DAufNsN.
 New Orleans. Ls.
 VI ashsuuteu. ne, By ordiaAry letter. containing M:uev Or der issued bV all Express CoIr pan ies' Nsw fork Exchange, Draft or Postal Note.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Mining Application No. 2l5.
U. \. LAND OFFICE. Psrsoerr. ARIZONA.
 laus l9ta ISka

U. s. LAND OFFICE. PRFsoorr. ARIzoSA.l June i9tn. issa Noucs Ia hereby given that the United vsrds Copper Com psny, by 2. '. Murray, iss attorney m fart, Waose posto61ce od0rees 10 Prescott, sraons. has m ads application for . patent for ,sss iiaear feet on the 0ift mining claim, eearies silvsr ana copper ores, situate h Verde mihiDg district, Yavapat county, Arisoua, and deseTtbed In the oflicial pl af and held notes on ie in this oflfee. as foilows,v " s;
 beeinnins al inktssl monument at center of soutaern portion of claim where ! v C.. No. fs msrke op nor -hcrn face 0f granite boulder. U N A No. oearx south . dvg a man vest 3.yit feet: thence south. Ss aeg east, 4 feet to soufh end center Of claim and tO granite rock marked c No. 2, thence soath, mar ei No <. thence north, Ss deg west. i.ssl feet to Limestone mars e.i e No.S: thence notth. si deS N n,in ast So feel to nari h end ceDtef of claim and 10 limestone mark ed e No. $; e.o feel to sandstone mars.d e No 6; thenee .buth. Js deg eass. l.ss2 feel | srspits reek marked G ko [; thence soul h. yS cea 10 min west Aofeet to monument and stone mark cd c No. 2, place of beginning on out boundaries of ciaim--conl ming la lS scrss
 The location and relocation of this mine is n eosdsd tn the recor1ef's ofiee of Ysyaeai county, ArsoAs, on page s<s, of book . c. ani page dss of book a. sdJointnE cisimsU ts is sbe Unit,d Verde Coppsr Company the scutn.
 AfI persops holding adverse claims ther,.to rec nired to present the me before thts on se within statyd ys from the first day of pabitssti m hereof, or thfy wtil te barred hy virtue oi the provisions q. the st tfute.
 E. BURGESS. Register
 ftrst publication June is, lSts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

William Walter Phelps has been ap- pointed minister to Germany.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Caticura Rened,~.

vssre every species of agoniling, humil ia,ins ns sh. burning. seAiy and pimply diseasss !r0m pim pies to scrofula. except possibIy icn. e soia every where. Price, Curicual, 6oc:
 SSoAr. FOG, kksoLvRNT. tl Prepared hs Ihe
 Hsrr H.rkh DRUG AND CHEMICAL O., Boston. sI O send Tor "How to Cure skin Dlssasss.p oo PLIES, slscE hsads Te- ,ans6 c6san.-i
 | lMland oily skin proven ed byCati,r n sSpsn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
TUESDAY. July 2.

TUESDAY, July 2. Board of supervisors and board of equalization met at g o'clock, pursuAnt to adjournme nt. Present full board, and clerk.
 In session as board of supervisors:
 Minutes of the last three meetings were read and approved.
 The accounts of the supervisors for unpaid salary and mileage during sec. ond q uar.er of 1889 having been sp- proved by the probate judge, warrants
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Weak, Painful Backs

(o6I Kidney and uteriue Pains aui weak MHInessee relieved In one minute by inc
 esscnre Anst, Paia Pi~sser, the >pU unt and only pain Killing ID, asier NsW, Instantaneous, tn allible. 20 cenia.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

Mrs. K. B. Hayes died at her home at Fremont. Ohio. June ss,h. aged sS wears :-,'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

Incorporated by the Legislature. for E,inea- tionAi and Charitable purposes, and its fran chise made . part of the present Stale Consii- vota.
 oWlTS wAMMOTM DRAIN 0NGa take p' 'ace semi annually. June and Decem- berl and its ssramu ntbgtc NHab~p DraW- oogs take place on each of tho othe4 tsn mouths ia tpe year and are all q avn in pub- tic, at Inc facade my Of Masic, New orleans. Louisiana.
 FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, for Integrity of iis Drawings, and Prom pt Payment of Primes. st.esled as follows. we do nevbV certify mat we supervise lne arrangements for all the Monthly and Scmt-Annual Drawings Of the Iyoutsiana
 State Lottery Company, ana m person m An- Ass and coatrol the Drs eings themselves.
 and thai the same are con lucted with hones
 ty, fairness, and in good faith toward all par
 tles, aud we uthoTise ths CGm ntsry to use
 this G rtfhcaie. with fsc-Similns ar our signA.
 tn re sitacaes. n its sd. srtisef"sHis."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
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We the undersigned Banks and bankcru will pay all Prixes drawn in The Louisian ! State Lotteries which may he presented d our counters.
 h. M. WALMaLkY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank, PIERRE LANAUX.
 Pres. State National Bank.
 A BALD WIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank
 GAEL KOHN,
 Pres. Union National Bank
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

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 tsndnnts s Mr And 'loupr dau, |pfoSpsctor |shs lDige and spar. Antonio ysslspdAy, sonoanee f' i,aitesd st ehlls. P Moellm tn, buna Stree |ei1ence q lsssco.t ~l1lloative ,zof. Lamb 1uq phil asn uin lea Atenee lluy. Iast e 1lW 0e "a louElh of osl(1rles f N n tiu,e ke
 Ohse Mc Ia1oa Moed plltsst in 4 'hseo steers mo. 4cG. adss Mood nds '.
 '. 6. P.r . nau,s to [ tbie distri' uoloo at il Ieurday.
 WF and N laesoAG, wi Iensis ia Pr 'aple ever 'heaFdly ~ . 1rse visit mnke to tl lacplaG. AttHsee,i .y, lnst cood loren, - lam, D IA a1d Mo ! twasure b n distr - Wrigl - = Rhs [ 1sljenrns 1I1ae h ss |1s AuAnt aei . oircu1 [ round tri Dnld belwee als of osle ulh of July l,s above "a 4sh. with udse ". C. |N's train, |Sa3.ll witl he Atlantic yssrs 1881 ,rlling to tf 626.ls for l The cc
 county tl ' help out of Fanh . co bs put | ,dse BArne is for Pres,
 which wes ssys hesc capital ren, hrlt every , h provin. per basin l the agents ooking up hU make e. Jpdg, horn Arizo .manent | , old mar m. bus ! 'lss Auaes.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
Mrs.D.J. SUI

IT 4I Who has lat segrefsI tls z ] cheapest ~tt,,'k of spfins - ever n-.so gut tv Sr sect ' al a mars.ln fl pr0ns nstr the west. ih- . sie ssNs Lawns. 2S i, nr'is fog .-.-...'''---''-- [ CnalliS. 10 ysfstS for .----.-'. - Ginghams, 10 yrras tef.~-. Satines. l0 srl- tof...'-.s''.'..-.,l =, { klegant r'rsf.s h S;4 isees f-,s Cham tres tptesi ! asls', Chev.ots, per ' ard, l2's
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 double VI ttb ...-.-..-....'.,..- .' : . t.sdieS' b se 'raa, 10 eeas a,s.,' Ladies SWISS rit tised ....l Ladies' bt. ht,ssss. i-a .<1
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 Ladies, sun li Is .--..--s ',.,,. ',,ss. .- Ladies fr.m ,as't T. sss . ...>. Chtiureu' mmeS iae Children, Lsce 70 ssis ,.s ,sss ! Ladies. i'arssogs;; si ass r s Chi dIcn's t'Ss2s 4s, " fs Red sgl,i. .snrte ID sisissN
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 priceS, = - ..A ars.. Bsys' Waists. ss ess.'s aT s epsss Boys h,rts. so esnss sa ss agss Roys' PA { (. 5a oeass ss
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03

All warrants redeemed during the quarter were carefully compared, found l correct, and burned, The balance, $6l ,3l2.l7, was counted, found correct, returned to the Treas. urer, taking his receipt for the same. Further consideration of the Treas urer's quarterly report was postponed until tomorrow, July 2d.
 Bids for painting the outside of the Court House, and tin roof of the same, were opened, as follows:
 One Coat. Two Coats. G. Hartman. . $l45. ..... .$225 J. $. Smith ... 300. ....... $50 .. A. Logan. ..... 265. .... 475
 On motion, contract was awarded to George Hartman, and the District At torney instructed to prepare written agreement.
 The following claims against the salary fund were audited and allowed w E Hume, court reporter. z 60 % | EW French, probate judge. 329 87 II D Ross, district attorney. t. 6s5 O0 E J + Horne, clerk of board. .. l25 co On motion, board adjourned until July 2I, at s o'clock. Board in session as Board of | 
 George F. Thornton appeared rela. i've to his assessment. The matter vas laid oyer until July 2d, at 10 ,'Clock.
 On motion, board adjourned until Tuesday at 9 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
PlMPlES TO SCROFulA. A Positive Cure for every Skin, Scalp and Blood Disease Except
 Icthyosis.

feorlasts . yea,s. Head. arsns .~H or<eee soita seab. Hack rovere ' wuh sercs. Best doctors aud nedi- dies at . cost Of eS.5y.
 have used tue CUTIcuRA REMEDIES with tce best results have used two bf,ttles Inf Inc CprIcTRA REsoLvESr. three toxes n. CoTIcuRA, and one csse of CurrCuRA So,p. snd sn cured of terrible sam aud s,aip osease known AS psoriasis. had fl for ets ht years. l would get be ter and worse st i " rs. Sometimes my head would Le n solid scab. oho vas u me time began the u.r of m. wI,h scao" om my elbows to shoulders f,y Y oreSst was almost on, solid scNb, auu lnx oscA covered with sores vary Dg in ( from tne De aoctors with no rriief. .snt uss.l m any oIherent medicines with ut effec, My ease able .but it began "a h al IT, n ths dr.t m, Ii cSsioh or CuTlcrRA. ARCrER RUSSELL.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-03
sksn Disease c Year. C.r.a.

eksn Disease q Iears Cured. am thankful 10 ssy that hsve used ths CuIicURA kkMRpIEs for about eight months '. Wsh kIcst success, and consider myseif en- urey cured of salt rheum from which have suueIed Tor SIX years. l tired . nu amber of medicines and two of the best doe6ors in inc country, but fou nd nothing that voul,i stiect cure until used your rein edies
 MRS. A. AcCLAFLIN. Morette, Mo. The worst Case sr scrsfsla Cured. We have et en selling your CurIcuRA Rxx. yesto secetve nom puronascr. One of the Sofst cases cf scrofuia ever saw was cured ry " nso oot les of CUrIcuRA RksoLvxNr. GU. AASoaA snu CUTlCuhA SOAP.
 TAYLOR TAYLOR, Dr1ggists,
 Frankfors, Kan.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-18
NEWS NOTES.

The L. o. L. Society of the Normal
School, will give an open meeting this
evening in the Assembly hall.
Signet Chapter r. A. M. held an in
stallation meeting of the newly elected
officers last evening in Masonic hall.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to $49,545, and were Al in
number. Of these, II were for more than
81 900 each, and IA were for nominal con.
siderations.
The entertainment and social that
was to have been held this evening al
Merrill Lodge hall, has been postponed
to date to be announced later, owing to
the inclement weather.
The agents of the Louisiana Lottery in
this city are of the opinion that one
fortieth Of the capital prize of yesterdays
drawing was won in Los Angeles. The
prize was $500, 900 on this occasion, and
the lucky holder will receive $4,000 by
his speculation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-18
THE q. s. COURT.
The Grand Jury Makes It's Fin
RepOrt,

The Grand Jury Makes It's final
Report.
Yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, the
United States Grand Jury appeared be-
fore Judge Ross and presented its final
report. The report recites the fact that
the Grand Jury was appointed by the
Court in August last, and that this is the
third and final report of that body.
There have been five charges laid be.
fore the Grand Jury since the last re-
port. OF these, three were for selling
liquor to Indians, one was for rape, and
one for cutting timber on Government
lands. Two indictments were found,
and the other three charges were ignored.
One Indictment is against Francisco
Ward, half-breed, charged with the
commission of a heinous crime on the
person of young Indian girl on reser-
walton in San Diego. He has been in
the County Jail for some time past. The
other indictment is against John Smith,
for selling liquor to Indians at San Ber-
nardino. He is also in jsil, having been
duly lodged there . few days ago.
The Grand Jury express their thanks
to the Court and its officers for courteous
treatment while in session nnd beg to be
discharged, as the term of the court is
near an end, and there is no business
now on hand. The Court duly granted
the discharge.
Rape is q capital offsnse under the
Federal statutes, and if Ward is con.
victed of the crime he is pretty sure tc
be dealt with in summary manner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-18
THE SEWER SYSTEM.
The Engineers Progressing Will
Their Report.

The Engineers Progressing with
Their Report.
The Board of Engineers is hard at
work with estimates OF the sizes of
sewers needed in the city, and will have
It's report ready for presentation to the
Council next Monday, During the con-
siderstion Of the question the engineers
have studied reports of the sewer sys-
TENS of other cities, and have paid par
ticular attention to the plans adopted in
Boston, New York and other large cities.
A number of maps will be presented at
the same time as the report. One of
them will indicate the area of land on
which sewage could be used to advan-
tsge, and will show the ranches on
which the owners will not permit sewage
crude or filtered to bs used. The storm
drain system will be kept apart from the
sewer system, and it is hinted that the
Council will submit the question OF
whether there shall be storm draia
eyBtem at q separate election.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-18
THE CITRUS FAIR.
The state Beard Of Agriculture
Meets en- Moudav.

The state Heard OF Axriculture
Meets en- Monday.
At the last meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce . resolution was posted pro-
testing against the appointment of G..
w. Hancock, of Sacramento, as Superin-
tendent of the Citrus Fair. Yesterday a
telegram was received from Christopher
Green, of the State Board of Agriculture,
announcing that the protest had been re.
ceived, and that a special meeting of the
Executive Committee had been called to
meet next Monday at Sacramento. In
the meantime P. Ed xard Gray, of Alham-
bra, who acts as Chairman of the local
committee, ha called meeting of that
body for next Thursday, at 10 o'clock
q. m.
There is much curiosity among those
who are interested in the Citrus Fair to
know what will be done By the State
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-18

Board of Agriculture in the matter. The
fair will take place next spring, and as
yet nothing has been done in the way Of
making preparation for it. The local
committee has made number of efforts
to hold meetings, but have been without
quorum, owing to the fact that its MEM
bership is too scattered.
1t has been felt all along that 1t was
necessary that some Southern California
man should be appointed to the man.
agement Of the affair to make it success,
and this protest demands that such ac-
ton be taken by the State Board Of Agri.
culture.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-18
TRAT STYGIAE POOL.
Garrett's Mess Being again stirred
10 lts Pf0fOundest depths.

CARROTS Mess Being again Stirred
TO lts Prefoundess depths.
The special venire of twenty-four
jurors from which to get three to COM
plete the Garrett jury was In court yes
terday morning, and the work of getting
men whose church morals would not
make tlgem too severe on culprit, or
whose intelligence would not be unduly
developed by too familiar acquaintance
with newspapers, Was begun. The first
shot hit H. M. Sergeant, of Pasadena.
He proved acceptable to both eides and
was sworn. Then followed a batch of
citizens from the Crown of the Valley
whose moral ideas as indicated by their
connection with the churches, or their
intelligence a. evidenced by their news
paper reading, barred them out of the
jury. These were s. Washburn, j. H.
Snyder, @. 81. Rhodes, A. J. Painter
and Alfred Thorn.
B. F. Peterson, of Glendale, was OBJ
jectionable for the same reasons.
]. j. Coe does not affect churches
much, and reads no paper published
further west than Ohio. He was all
right but for the fact that he is deaf. That
Iul0u nlm Oubs
]. T. Buchanan is real estate agent
Of the boom, a fact which seems to be
. guarantee that his morals are all right.
He has been away from here, and has
not read the papers Of the city of late, 80
he was taken.
W. V. Van Kirk is from Pasadena, and
has imbibed the rigid ideas of that burg
on incest. That excused him.
Silas Morton, of Tropico, was next
called, and in spite of the fact that he
comes from prohibition town and goes
TO church, he was accepted.
This completed the panel, and also
brought high noon, SO recess Was taken
until 2 p. m.
At that time Mrs. Daniels was put on
the stand. She testified to being Malia's
mother, and told the details of her life in
Garrett's family at New Orleans. She
was then IA to 16 years old, q member
OF his household, living with his wife
and children. Under these circum-
stances Garrett seduced her. She be-
came pregnant, and he put her in hos
pital, where Malta was born. Garrett
took the child and promised to bring it
up.
Malta was then put on the stand and
kept there all the rest of the afternoon.
Her story is too we'll known to need
repetition. She will be on the stand
again today, probably all day, under
croes-examinatiOn,