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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To F. N. short, your heirs, assisnf and les

To F. N. Short, your heirs, assignt and legal
 rcprese st Atives.
 You are hereby not fled fhet yhe under. signed who ts co-owntr with you In the Morgan Kid mining claim, has expended the sum Of one hundred dollars in labor and improve ments upon said mining claim, the RAid er- penaitures and improvements bein made by me m the year fSSS, in compliance with the United states mining laws, reQriring annual expenditures to be made on mining claam ms The said Mo gan Kid nining claim co sisss of l.soo feet in length by 6o0 vide, situase in Tar. key Creek mining district. in tne suuiy of YHvapai. Territory Of ArBona. A record of the location of the said Morxan Kid m ming cl i'm fs made In the Record Of Mines, In the of1ice of the CoU usy Recorder of said YAvApai county. in ooox 4i. pages SIS aud Sas.
 And you are hereby further notified that IT, at the e1 sirstion of ninety days after the publication of this notice, you fall O. refuse 70 contribute or pay 10 me your proportion of the said ex, euduures, together with the c~st II he publfc csti n of this notice, the interest of you in said Morgan Kid mining claim will be forfeited end become the property of the undefs ned: JAMES HART
 Prescott. A. T.. June losh. 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Prescott, Sept. [, 1889.

The Arizonan has the following: Geo.
 B.rnard returned yesterday from Ante
 lope, Yavapai county, where he has been mining for several months past. He has developed number of proper ties in that vicinity, one of which, lo- cAted about three miles north of Ante lope, he is enthusiastically jubilant over. On it he sunk & shaft to a con- siderable depth, uncovering fine body of low grade ore, which, with proper working facilities. will net him a fortune. There are many other good prospects in that section and their owners, Mir. Bernard says, are more than pleased at the result of the late election for the building of q north and south railroad, as it will open the country and give them . chance to dispose of property on which they have been toiling for years. That section is rich in mineral and needs but capital to develop it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Mining Application No. 22O.
U. s. Land Once, Prescott, Arizona,
 June Q. lSSQ

U. s. Land 0fhce, Prescott, Arizona.
 June @ 1889.
 Gold Mining Company, by its Assistant secre- tasy F. \. Murphy, whose postofice address IS Prescott, Arizons, has made application for patent for i5oo linear feet on the sNiagar.' mine, bearing gold ores. Situate in Mntinex minin< district Yavapai county, Arizona and designated As Lot No. 70 A and described in the official plat and feld notes on file in this office, as follows, viz:
 Beginning at Initial monument at " center rnd Of clsiu where Is set . granite rock
 U. 5. Mineral Monument No. eears N $ deS % min w S544 ct Then s la deg 90 min w 800 feet to granite boulder in place marked N. No. 2 Thence N 77 deg 90 min w l5oo feet to granite stone marked N lo. 8. Thence is deg 30 min 300 feet to graaite stone marked N. No. 4; 6o0feet to granite stone m-rked N. No. ;; thence a ds 2 So min. I5oo [. ct to granite boulder in place marked N. No. G. Thence l2 deg 30 min w ssDo feet to monument and rock marked N. N. No |, place of beginning, containing % G acres Magnetic variation IA deg 90 min Y.
 The location and re ocsfion os this mine is recorded in the Recorder's office of Yavapai county, Arizona, iu Book l9 of Mines pages 5oo and 596, and Book 24 of Mines pages ass and S66. AdiolEing claimant is the .ue com psny on the North.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are required 10 present the same before this odice vi hin sixty days from the first day of publication hereof. or they will Dc barred hy virtue Of he provisions Of the statute
 Ns tee is likewise giyen that the above ciaimans has also tLis day i ed it's application Tor patent for the Niagara Mill Site clam contnning 49o-iO acres of non miner al and tAkeu In connection with tAe above named and described Niagara mining claim, situate m Martinez Mining District Yavaeai county. Arixont. Des gnated e lot No. 40 B and de- ecribed in the official plat and f;e d notes o,, nle in this office as follows, viz :
 Beginning ct Initisl Monument at NE cor. ner of claim where Is set a granite rock m>rked l. N. N. N. s. Nc. I; U. $. Mirera, monument No. bears 8 S2 deg A min W tit0 teet Monument l. M N So. heinz th. initia: monument and marking she center end of Niagsra mining clsiue in Connection with which this mil site claim |, taken h~ar. 5 So deg 4S min W &5S5 feet Thence s I @eg E sso feet to granite rock marked \. M S No. Y Thence s deg W 40 feet to gran its stone marked N. Nj. $. No. 3 Thence NJ dex W 49u&cet to gran fe ousder marked A $. No. {. Thence s S5 deg F 40 feet ts monument and stone 1. NJ. N. M. .. No. I. piace of begin ing, containing 495 acres Magnetic sarission IA deg ao min E.
 The location Of this null site ss recorded in the Recorders office O. Yavapsi county. Ari. sons, m Boo < of Mill Sites and Wa Rights pages 10 and n. All pSrsons holding sdyers, cialms thereto are r, quired to present ss, same before this office within sixty daye from Inc date here or they viii bc barred by v;r. tue ef ths provisions af the s;atufe.
 E. BURGESS, Register.
 First Publication Jniy iSS9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
SnEalfrS SllE.
ON Rxl.cUTIoN-ALIAs EXECUTION. Lswr~ns veaalin 7, rlsintin.

 Lawrens sv~aaiin 7, rlaintin.
 VI.
 A. A. FursI s7i. .. F MssshaIl and Aibsrt Helwsck, Dsfensanss- By virtue ar Ap execasion iesued out os the Distr.el Cou1t of the Thi,d Judicial Ue' she cou nty of Ysyapai. dated the ixh day ol August. iss0. in csrts.n action wnersin IAvrerE .ndiipS is pisint n, and q. = Furbish. C. E.. Aarshasf aud Albert Heivse . are defsndsnis, for shs sa n ss % s1vs @ss interest and csasts of sait. and aoeruine cossss which more f1ily appears by teisrence - cad execution, have levied on the foiios- ing aess ribed roperty of .A. A furolan. one q Of the within names acfen ants. fo VI: All the ris ht, nsie, interest, claim and poeseesion or ris ht of possession. af the said eefsnaant A. A. tnrbisd. In, To aud uPoa. as. SIsssE minius claim iying and being siteese ln the Wa ker Miniag Dis fiet. oonnty or Ieva. pal, anu Territory of Arizona. n smsd and described as follows, to vtt; The Lowell mln fne cfsim, ls cat on the ! ss day 0f jenoafys ise hy Mrs. A. A. furbisn, th notice oI loce> Iioa whereof Is recorded . paxe - or o"oA Connsy k&coras of tne county ef favspai. 0 which said i0caziou n0ttcs and tne fcostu thereof As aforesaid. reference fs thefsontO had ans. a sde for a more denDite and cefssan de.crfptisu of said premisee< Notice Is hsreb given that on SATURDAY. [. the s1- sfNfH DAY OF sEPl EmHEH, iSS. a twelve o'clock noon Of th day, tn frone oI the north door Of the Court Hoase. n tne csty of Arizona, will cell sii the right, tue eno inieiest of the said defends nt. A. A. Furoasn. In ani to the ahove descrited propsfSy - public auction, for cash. United esntes cur rency, to the his hest and eesl bidder, 70 ssa' isfy said execution and all costs.
 ". o. DWELL. shssi6.
 By NJ. McIaEl NAT, Deputy.
 Dated frcscatl A. IT.. August aSsn. - -
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
q Burro as q Proepocsov.

The discoverer of the Burro mine
 tells the Tombstone Prospector the fol-
 lowing yarn concerning its discovery :: "I have had many kfnds of experi-
 ences in my time, but the most blamed
 funny thing ever happened to my out
 6t occurred down in the Madras. We
 camped one night in pretty canyon
 where the foot of man had never trod
 before I believe. We turned our burros
 loose to graze with ropes around their
 necke, so we could catch them easier when we wanted them. Next morning
 I started to hunt them. All Of them were easily caught but one, and we con- cluded to eat breakfast before hunting him. My pard took the trail and fol- lowed it up onto what looked like pyramid, with the top cut of; the rope was wound around a rock . couple of times, and we thought We would find the jack on the other side lying down. We went around and to our surprise found our burro hanging by the neck a few feet below the surface of the ground, dead as a door nail. Who in the devil made that hole we didn't know. It had been covered over with logs and thin layer of dirt; grass had grown all over 1t and that was hsw the hurro had fallen in. The timbers were all routed away. Pard suggested that it was an old mine | and started 10 hunt for mineral on the | surface, and he was right. The huge | pyramid looking formation was dump and all through it we found pieces of rock filled with native silver. We stayed around there two days. Everything around the hole was too dangerous to go down but we sounded with our ropes to a depth of l50 feet, but found no bottom As you know, l havn't got but some parties here have promised to put up a good outfit for half, and we're going back next week. If I ever get back to civilization I'll let you know more about cur 'Burrc' mine"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
FRen THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 The arrival of freight has been quite brisk for the past few days.
 Quite & number of prospectors have started for the hills in the past few days.
 Sheriff o'Neill returned from his trip to the northern part of the county yes terdsy.
 MT. and Mrs. Girdler will move to the Verde next Monday, for the fall and winter months.
 Culver's teams pulled out for the Congress mine today. loaded with lumber, iron, etc.
 Daniel Bacon left yesterday for Los Angeles to attend school at the Occi' dental University.
 Jos. Goldwstsr, a pioneer merchant of Arizona. died at Fairbank, Cochiss county, last Saturday.
 Chss. A. Girdler returned from the Verde last evening. He reports work the Etta dam progressing favorably.
 Business in the dry goods line seems to be improving. D. J. Sullivan's store WAS a busy scene this morning.
 Edgar W. Stephens left today with J A. Lawler for the Hillside mine to take the position of assayer for the company
 Dsye Boaz is a mining boomer" il not a blooming" miner. Send some good specimens of Yavapai ore to Texas.
 Major Rebinette, civil engineer, who has been here doing some work for the P. & A. C., left for his home in Los Angeles, yesterday.
 A carload of machinery arrived last night for John Dougherty of Big Chino. MT. Dougherty is erecting an irrigating pump on his place.
 \. L. Marsh, the lumber contractor for the Walnut Grove lower dam, is waiting Phenix, and reports work pro- gressing satisfactorily.
 Quite & number of mining locations are being made in the vicinity of Wal nut Grove dam. Some of them are said to assay way up in the hundreds.
 T. D. Van Devcrt, former resident of this place and lately of Phenix, has gone to San Diego to recuperate, after a busy journalistic siege of few months in Phenix.
 Ticket Agent J. J. Stewart, of the P & A. O., contemplstes visit 10 his = home in the east soon.. IL is whispered among the boys about town that his trip means something more serious than a mere visit, and that upon his re- turn he will be accompanied by life partner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Motice of Forfeitnre

To Rosario Groom, your heis. assigns and
 legai repr-sen tauves:
 You are hereby notified that the under. sisned, who is co-owncr with you in the Han nA mfni,ag cistm, has expended the sum of three hundred dollars in lso0r and i'm prove. meDts upon said mining cl Aim. the said eu- penditures and Improvements being made by me in fhs ears lSS6 sSS7 and ISSS, in con. p.fance with the United States mining lawn, reqrisin. annual expenditures to be Il ade on mtnfnx claims- The said Hanna mining elaim consists of i500 feet in length by 6oc wide. situate in Slack Rock mining district, Tn the county Of Ysvspai, Territory of Ar. so1A A record of the location of the said Han- nah mic Ing claim is made in the Record of Mines. tE the ofice of the County Recorder of said YavApat county. in book i2. pages and '. And you arc hereby further notsred that if, at the expiration of ninety days after the public lion of this nottre, you fail or refuse to contribute or pay 10 me your proportion of the said expendi dituree, toge' her with the cost of the publication ot this notice, the interest of you in said Hanna mining claim will be forfeited and become the property of the un- dr1igncd. JAMES MAHONEY.
 Prescott. A. T.. July II. 1888. ivisde0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
FROM FRIpAy's DAILY.

Fine weather.
 Granite creek Is booming.
 Sheriff 0'Neill went to Phenix.
 Where is the water storage commis- sions
 Movements in real estate were brisk today.
 The merchant who sells for cash is . genuine ns-bill-man.
 Get your Job printing done at the JouRNAL-MISKR office.
 Fine feed is reported on all the ranges in the vicinity of Prescott.
 The leading hotels of Prescott are filled with gussts just now.
 The blacksmiths seem to be about the busiest people in town just now.
 Johnny Fredericks has fully recovered from the injuries received by fall from . horse.
 A great number of mining locations have been recorded during the past week.
 District Attorney Ross is breaking his new horse to drive single. He will be . clipper. Benny" is hard at work today mak- ing new rollers for our prsssss. Wont we shine, though, when get them ssas. oned Business about the court houss is rather dull. A geod sign that our peo- pie have something else te attend e be- sides law suits. Suppose we have our alleys cleaned up little; just enough to assist nature in preserving this the healthiest town in the territory.
 The Flagstafftewnsite plat and deed from Edward Gillespie to c. M. Clark, are the latest documents of interest filed with the county recorder.
 Job printing of every description neatly executed at this office. We use good stock and latest designs in type. Prices low ss any in town.
 Bishop BeAurgard and couple of the Catholic clergy arrived on teday's train from Albuquerque. They are quartered at the Johnson House.
 Freighting from Withsrellvills to Jerome Is very brisk at present, owing to the arrival ci number of carloads of coke for the Verde Copper company.
 Through q special dispsnsation of Providence, our streets and alleys have been thoroughly cleansed, % the item written earlier in the day don't count.
 The Prescott SAmpling works will soon be ready for business. Tho new machinery is about all in position, and the electric dynamo will soon begin to run.
 Ar. \. F. frese and Miss Rosa Frese arrived on today's train from California and are staying at the Bellevue. They have come 10 visit relatives who live on Lynx creek.
 The arrival of little daughter in the household of MT. w. H. Hatcher was the occasion of that gentleman's broad smile this morning. Mother and child are doing we'll.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
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A situation, by respectable. middle aged woman, to do general housework. Address, Mrs. K. w. Burke, at Joseph Ehie's lodging house. je29H
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

A large deal has been consummated for 26,OOo mixed sheep, says the Butch. CTS Gazette, to be delivered at Springer, N. M.. on the 9th to the Sth of this month. The prices paid for each class are as follows: Ewes, one to five years old, $l.4e per head; yeariing wethers, $1.2o per head; two year old wethers $l.5O per head; lambs, 60 cents per head The contract calls for good im- proved sheep raised in Northern New The buyer was W. W. Glea- son, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, manager and part owner of the Warren Live Stock company of Wyoming, of which the present governor of that Territory. the Hon. F. E. Warren. is president.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

The undersigned has leased the res taurant adjoining Martin Maier's Ex. change, and is furnishing good board or $25 month. Meals and lunches at all hours of day and night.
 Good Coffee, Chocolate, Cake, etc.
 OTTo HALMER,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
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Office and residence opposite the Will jams House, Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new im- provements in dentistry. Every oper- ation carefully performed, and satis. faction guaranteed
 Prescott, Jan. F. 1889. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Notice,

Al. Aiken is my authorized agent to collect rents and have charge of my property in Prescott during my absenc.
 LEVI BAsHFORD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

A large assortment of drugs, chem
 als and toilet articles for sale at the very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Nlioe owners Ae.ent,or.

The undersigned is prepared to make maps, sketches and drawings of mining claims, and also to write np descriptive Ieports on mines. Can furnish ss many copies as desired, at reasonable prices. JULES BAuNANs.
 Room No. l. Williams House, Presc ott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

The Condemned Mans Wish. "I'd like to live my boyhood days In harmless games to cope, To play baseball, but most of all, I'd like to skip the rope"
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Letter List.

The following is list of letters re- naming in the post-ofiice at Prescott, Arizona, uncalled for Sept. 5, 1889: Anderson John Lowe, w w Doyle, T F. NcDonsld, D D Fay, Chas M Hummer, F G @ Fenton, Miss Bell Randall, Miss NJ Forester, Henry Tombs, J Hester, Isaac Taylor c Kennedy,S s Wheeler, Fl Longstreth, NJ Walker. w E Kinsman, R A Whitehead, John Please call for Advertised" letters.
 A. J. HkAp. F. M. A high-toned cook refers to his kitchen as his stew-dio-[ Washington Critic.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-11
Blake &C0., A ASSAXER R S.
 Prescott, Arizona.
Office in Wells, Fargo < Co.'S Office, Montezuma street. All Assays guaranteed.

San Francisco, Aug. l2, 's9. Assignee A. Wollenberg < Co.,: You are instructed to dispose of the assets of A. Wollenberg & Co, assignor, at either public or private sale, for the best prices obtainable, limiting you to 60 days. Sec'y Board of Trade,
 San Francisco. In compliance with the above instructions l shall commence
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
THE RAPTURE or KISSING.

80 you call that kiss, when, IN token Of pari
ing,
Your lips touched my own with such tremulou
fear;
When haste took FOR wages the most OF the honey
And whispered that hunger and peril were near
you are thereI In the stiffness and some one be
side YOU
Wen say, for the dreams sake. the one yol
love best;
She is kneeilng beside you. your arms are aroun,
her
Her head on your shoulder IS pllowed 10 rest
"You smooth the soft tresses away from her fore
head
Her breath sweet as summer. floats over you
cheek;
You tighten your clasp as you murmur, NJ
darling,
am weary and faint for the kisses ! seek
"she turns her face toward you, her largo eye
uplifted,
Dllated and dark with passionate fire;
And her rich dewy lips IN their Innocent fondnes
fll up IN fun measure your cup OF desire
Louise Ritter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
THE LATEST IN JEWELS

Small silver kettle drums are recent al.
ditlon 70 baby rattles
A tendency is again being shown toward
the gold ball err ring.
An original conception In brooches Is a fac
sinllo IN gold Of a tumble down fence.
Miniature crutch sticks Of gold. with
frosted handles, are q lato fad in shawlpins.
a stockinged limb followed out. and Of
oxidized silver, is a new whim in match safes
One Of the latest fads with the ladies ia 10
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Two horizontal bands set with rubies and
diamonds are neat setting Tor lady's ring.
The twisted bark OF a tree, duplicated IN
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box
y bronze pugilistio figure. Illustrating the
noble art Of self defense, is formidable look
ing paper weight
Links Of rich, flmy gold woven into delicate
threads, arc what they arc malinr W now az
misses necklaces.
Decidedly odd Is bronze kew that holds a
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Smokers are adopting cigarette holder.
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Extremely unique arc cuff bottoms IN the
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A paper cutter that Is being kindly taken
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Hady brooches are appearing with the
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enameled daisies Of inlnitesimal proportions
Just turned out Of the factory is a lace DIN T.
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-Jeweler's Review