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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

The huilding 0l the new Atlantic X Pacific. bridge across the Colorado a, Point nt Rocks is being somewhat de laycd, for thst5 reason that m sounding for 2. bedrock, which on first sounding was surpassed to he at depth oi thir. teen feet. now proves to ho ef an uncer. tain depth. as at depth nf nearly eighty feet no h,,irocs has been found
 The company are now considering the proposition of spanning the river with 8 single span, a distanc of eight hun. drcd and twenty feet. It this is done it will he the longest span canti-level bridge ever constructed.-Mohave Mi
 mar .s-.s--..s -;.-. IL, K =.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
ExChaaltin W. 4. Cnddy h..

ExChaia tin W. \. tnddy has a'!-
 dressed a lengthy communication a Secretary o the, Interior WindoIs, pro- testing against the hw allowing sala- ries far ch4plaius o( legislatures. and refundng the S22 90 wi ch l,c ha,l been paid for his sertjoes in that eapac;y to be added Jo the conscience. fund He also expre~eoa regret at his inability h rs.turu th.. F''G0 which he had hcrn paid asa cbo' s .of the Twelfth lcgisls; ssr-- 6.T..,d,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Born

DeERING---in Prescott. March If, 1889
 to the wila<'i Win. Deering,a son. PoTrs-ln Kingman, March 10th, to : the wife Q! J. C. Potts. \ daughter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
BUSINESS locAaa.
Bonrd-Iunches.

The undersigned has leased the re taurant adjoining Martin MAier's E change. and Is furnishing good boa Tor $25 month. Meals and lunch at al hours of day and night.
 Fresh oysters in every style.
 Good Coffee, Chocolate, Cake, ct
 Orro HALMkR. Prescott, Feb. 5th, 1889. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
------------.---------s Live Stock Market,

Kansas City: March lS.-The Live Stock Indicator reports; Cittle re ceipts S20 '. shipments 5i0; dress ed beef and shipping steers weak to 5alOc lower best cows 5 and heifers steady common lower: good to choice cornfed SS S5@4 10; common to medium, $2.7O ta3 60 :; stockers and feeders, $1.60@ so; cows, $L35a2.75. .ss. 35,..
 sheep Receipts. 100; shipments nt,nc: quiet; good to choice muttons, Si 25G.i 90; common to medium, $2.50 tai00. ..s.5E,. .ss <
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Doc Crook Rooeo.

Tho rodco for Martinez and Date Greek district will eomiaelc cc April loth. at Capuons ranch, thence to Fiercc's, Piedmont Cattle Go. anu Onoili's. @ tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

The undersigned, being compelled to cave Prescott, gives notice io all who are indebted to him to call immediately and settle and save expense.
 f96tf A. EMANuRL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
.Makina.

Mrs. E. w. French has employed first-class dress maker, and is now pre| pared to do dress making promptly and at reasonable prices. Dresses made for from 8 to $1b. f5tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
sCR0FUlOUs HuMoRs.

Last spring was very sick. beins coyere could not help me. was advised to try the Gu rfCUsA RRsoLyENr. I did so, and u x y grew better and better, until am as well as ever. thanx you for n very much anu would like to have it told to the pu slic.
 EDW. HofMANN. North Aetlsboro, N ass
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Furnlshed Rooms to Iot.

Two nicely furnished rooms to let, in quiet neighborhood. Enquire &t Mrs. Bourke's, corner Granite and Willis Streets ml4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Twenty five different varieties of sad dles to choose from at Cslles' saddlery emporium, on Mont-zums street, west side of the plaza. ml1u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Diod,

CoNNsLL--lnP Prescott, March 17th, in-
 faut soa oi Mir and Mrs. Robert Con
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Notice to settle.

The finest and largest assortment of diamond dies ever brought to Prescott, at the Mountain City Drug Store. f4i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Married.

MASON N-WILLAsp--ln Prescott, March l2th, John K Mason; of Prescott, to Miss Flora WillarG, of Cottonwood. ::
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Our Clubbing C'Her.


 We desire to call especial atfan,io to onr Clubbing Oder Extraordinary" found elsewhere in this issue. Vh..e the expense os publishing aAi'e-hcrc is so great thatit Is impossible .on ke any material reduction in the price of srb' scription. wa have made such arrange- mcnts with other papers ,ln,t '7e are ahie to furnish onr, teaders Il largely increased amount ot reading mater at very little inerrasc ot price Fhe reading pubic generally dcs re one tr more metropolitan journals in addl- ton to their local papers, and we fur nish them an opportunity of doing so at a nominal expense. As we have ,o remit cash with the or CT, Q Avoid complications, the terms offered are strictly cash. but will apply to either old or new subscribers. 3s' wu :.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Congress, Apollinaris and Nlohg mineral waters iu stck at tae torper
 drug store. |
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

CurIcURA, the great akin cure, and suFI cuRA ~oAP. prepared from it. exteraas iy ,r nd CUTICURA kEsoLv eNT. the new biooi ust- der. intstn ally, are positive .Gre far every form of skin and blood disease iro,a pim pies to scrofula.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Persons. wishing to improve theit
 memories or itrengtheu their power ol attention should send to Prof. Loisotte, 23I Fifth Ave. IN. Y., for his prospectu post free, as advertised in another col
 umn. mIltidw
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

All kinds of table wines for sale e Martin Maier's Exchange Saloon, at g cents per bottle. q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
A. ExANuN

Large stock of saddles of all kinds at Calles' saddle and harness shep. A0n- tezuma Street. ml1u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Mrs. R. R. Blaine has received today new and stylish goods, among them Fichus and Jabots, Conventional stamp ing patterns, Splashers, Evening Gloves, Purses, rancy Combs and Hair Pins Hair goods. ALL materials for Fancy wnre
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Sold everywhere. Price. .Curscu sA doc; SoA P sSc., REsoLvKaT. u Prepared ns th- POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,, Boston, Mass.
 ne-Sand for "How to Cure skin Dssasaea." 1" Ii pages 50 illustrations, and loo tes ials.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Epox SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SAIUkbAh . b>iit. -+-
 Granite creek has been becoming to' day. ': a-z
 Shull & Austin's teams have lelarned from Phenix. E
 Bashford & Burmister receivct lot of choice California onions toGAy..
 Prescott Junction Is the coming town of the Atlantic and Pacific rtli' road
 E.s. Stafford has estab'ished ] branch of the American BuilSing and Loan Association at Florence. #
 A. c. Webster, of Tempc, was drowned recently while attempting tc ford the Salt River near PheniX.
 Col. Jol,nstone telegra ,.hs to 'h enin ths. N. O. Murphy will be al'po.nteti secretary of the territory, without doubt. .~-
 Robert Brown tooS his Chinese eli ents heime Probate Judge French on ! writ habeas co rpus to-day ni.d the, were discharged. F. Prof. Douglass, president, aa't !. j. Williams, superintendent of tii' Cop per Basin Mining company, an' k. k Murray returned by last nighl tran to Prescott :... .s
 Boys smoke cigarettes to ass tn men and n.sn smokr cigarettes Co pssi for ahoys." Thus tke cigarreties k,' the boys and the men kill themselves. - Philadelphia Times s.. .-.as.. Dr. E. B Moseley has retl.F:'cd t' vhipple from Phenix. During isss stsN in the Salt river valley he plansri zl' acres of his land. under the H.shland canal, m alfalfa
 The rain storm whi h has ',N}, ol | tor tine las: four. days turned 'g l-"i i.a night, and covered tho sroa..s '':' rug the night to a depth of tafuo c four inches, but has mostly disapPeare to-day. Owing to the east hound train on tn Atlantic X Pacific being two hours lat today, the Prescott X Arizona Centra train left Prescott Junction at l2 :3 p. m., arriving here at , o'clock wit eastern mail only. ..a .,..,@ =, :.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

To take charge oT. ;he Railroad Hotel al seott Junction. 0ac wao i> will ling C. Evop ;ae ho0ct iu ola'r, and sleerns Iuons antl dIumg soon c.':sa, will he pa d good wages, Apply y letter to Juics Baumau, Prescott June tion. mIld :.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Saddles, harness. whips and every thing in this line at wholesale or retail
 at Osenburg Bros, west side of the plaza, Prescott. Prices low a the
 owest e
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Try . bottle of raine's celery csm- pound, the finest nerve tonic known. t0 he had at the Mountain City Drug Store. nm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
hoslco.

On and after Monday, January 2ist, any ladies wishing dresses made in tho very latest style can be accommodated at Mrs. D. J. Sullivan's store. by . thorough dress-maker, Miss Renfro. who has just arrived from tho most fashionable cities of the east. Prices reasonable. i17f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

My son has been afflicted with nasal ca,arrh since quite young, l was in- duced to try Ely's Cream Balm, and
 before he had used one bottle that dis
 agreeable catarrhal smell had all leI'
 him. He appears as we'll as anyone. Il |is the best catarrh rom dy in the in T kett.-J. c. Olmstcad, Arcola. Illinois MT. A. Nichols suffered from catarrl fer years ; Hp purchased Il bottle o' Es's Cream Balm from lis. He 's no" almost cured, and says ,ou cannot rec omncnd i, ,oo, highly.-Erefs Bros Druggists, Independenre, Iowa. Z
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Mrs. E w. French is now prepared Tor business Ill her new store, north of the postoffice. Her already full stock of millinery goods will be increased soon by the arrival of large stock of fancy goods, and spung millinery. i.adie- are invited to call and inspect goods and prices. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Perfumery of all kinds. and toilet sets. Also large assortment of drugs and patent medicines, ar the Mountain City drug store. A&f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Oak Wood,

Sewing machines repaired, at reaso1 able prices, by Robert Csrtmell. f23l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

For the benefit oi those who do not understand our former ''ad," will state that we are now prspared % make dresses for seventeen dollars goods and trimmings included. Nice new line of spring dress goods to select from just received Murxs all colors. Come and see. No trouble to show goods Mrs. n. J, Sullivan. q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Advertistrg for Women with B.

Ten Young Ladies with Large Feet to travel call from l till ,, at 2z2 Washington boulevard. 3 In response to the above .s n poricg called at 225 Washington boulevard yesterday afternoon. On arriving ai 2 room on the third floor a hahel oi ie.
 male voices was the first ihipg ,l ai-
 tract attention. An instant lafers .
 man s voice said s
 Please lift your foot ant let ne
 measure it Not quite II incl,es I'm sorry, Miss, bu. that is ha,hy large enough.
 Pushing open the door. the reporter found himself in the presenc toi eight young ladies, most ol whom C ul'i claim more than an averaee share o' good loo s.i \ ith few words t,i regret the rejected applicant passed ir9nl the room as another enterei. The new conner gave her name as Maut Dennis. and Bridgeport as her residence Maud was a winner as soon as her lset hove. into sight Mir King at s., ace said : "You'll do. The measure yas pro duced and Maud blushingly acknoNl- edged that her foot was r. inches long. She was informed that pr slO T week and all expenses paid sheS wouli be expected to sit in the curio halls ol various museums for season aoi eighi weeks, commencing next Sunday, and exhibit her generously developed feet to the wondering masses. }s
 Mir. King said that he found great difficulty, even in Chicago, in. iind,ng ladies sufficiently well hceled ios his galaxy of big-footed beautics .H They must be goo.i looking as well ..s quail fled to fill big shoes Consequently. although he had advertised for ten, he really wanted but eight He had re- ceived dozens of applicants who did not fill the bill Those he had secured were Lizzie Melville .@of Bloomington, H., foot l2s inches; Katie Mayhew oi Lake View, foot il3; inches < Volena Welted of Nashville, Tenn. foot 1 inches Naomi Fairchild of sthieago, foot l34 inches -; Moud Dennis ot Bridgeport, foot l2t inches, and Birdie McCallum, very pretty South Chi cago girl, foot ll1 inches.--C Chicago N ews as ir,s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Fine fresh stock If candies, nuts, etc, just received at George Wa hingt0n Ford's cigar store, on Montexuma Street. mll0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Tabse Wtnoe.

Largest stock of saddles and harnem in Arizona, and prices the loweae. At Osenburg Bros. q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Ladies wishing tirst-class ,'resshak
 ing, ir., the latest styles, can be accom- mvdati by calling on miss J. LeloVie'e, corner q Alarcon and Carleton streets, opr.osite CarteT's, ar address F c. box
 l76. Preeott. suits made .:or S3 and upwards ;also Il perfect fit guaranteed, as do al my cutting and ttung by the Taylorchart system, which IS ns''i by all the iirst-class dress makers Q. San FranciGo % ~: mlS I
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Cut to stove length. for sale hy Martin
 Maler. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
lIIKI0N PUBLIC c.rgg;..,s;s;,ssz.e
 CSA SzSssa sss DENVER. coLol
y,ou.n eare,

No man eveg made a great name Tor himself by writing anonyoes .unmanl. caSions.--New Orleans ficayane,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
FROM ERIpAY's DAILY.

FROM T. kibAh DAtLf. s-r -.---s-- Oh, the rain. the beautiful rala.
 WA. Freeze has returned from Phe- nix. John Curtin left for Turkey creek to- day.
 Coles A. Bashford. of Peeplc valley, Is in town. Sheriff O'Neill came in on last nights train.
 J.J. Fisher returned last nj ht from his visit east Rev. Phil. Smithey has gone 10 the country for few days.
 Mrs Geo. H. Tinker and her son, Jo came in on last nights train a. ain. # Mrs. NJ. WolIcnberg and children have gone to California for thre, months visit.
 Governor Zulicks nominations vii come up again te-morrow m tue eoun eli for confirmation.
 It was rumored on the streets yester day that Fred. Glover had been par doned by Governor Zulick Every body, democrats and repuhli cans a,ike, are rejoicing over the ap poiptment of Governor WolileN "N.0. Murphy, secretary of Arizona, will be flashed across the wnes iron Washington before week We hope to be able to chronicle ih' appointment of N. 0. Murphy a1s secre tary of the Territory within N Ack.
 Ex-Sherif w J. Mulvenon ceturne' last night from two months Y's't relatives in the east. He repoi yer mild. open winter in the east.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Whips, at reduced prices. A $2.5
 buggy whip for $lOO. A good whip with box wood rule thrown in for 5O cents, at Osenburg Bros. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
..~a,e@xgssa


 ot the Wa hut Grove Water Storage company iul l, and the surplus water running through the waete.s 8y5 the tirst tune sii Ct 1t was completed. tie says it Is a in agni6cent hodssoi water, while the possibilities Tor it's use are mnumerabie. The recent high water carried out the work on the lower dam of the company together with large amount of lumber hauled there for use in it's construction.
 New York has debating society which tackled the question the other night E: v Which of the great charae ters oi old would you like to nlatry r Half dozen members oi ]b tll sexes indicated thcir choice, and the5 reasou for it. One llS,ld man of matursts years. and marital experience seleete,i x XaisT tippe as the woman of his .prelerence;; another man selected Cleopatra, and the third the Qusen of Sheba. of%the three ladies, one made choice sap1- son. another of Hcrcules, and ! thifd.p! Job. The question will be .further de. batod, and every member of both. sexes belonging to the society IS to he rt- quired to make choice oi n life paris ner from the great characters i'l history.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

All the standard patent medicines ~ the Corner drug store, tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
rocAL OT1-S .
- LOS<A-
 --'--- n,tJy.,

rpoM THuRspAY's DaiLf; =
 Freirhters arc in demand again,
 p..d the lis, of awanted' to-day
 There was a oopioas do~n pour oi rain last night. .->-
 Wild ducks pay an e'o''s'','"' - ''i" ''Si' 'o the city pond.
 Judge Wright leli i"' ], "o'iiA oh this mornings stage ..s Thirty military recruits arrived at at whippie on Sunday.
 Mrs c A. Randall left by stage thi, morning for Congress city
 col FC. Hatchhas returned to Phe- "s,a. years absence in the east.
 Joare fleuiy, to-day, granted new tr;aI tn the Chinamen accused oi opium smoking.
 Ir waconer, formerly oi Prescott, ,.,, santa Monica for the Lower California gold fields
 IT T Andrews returned Last night from, a yisi, to Kingman and Flagstaff, on revenue business.
 Tn. hosrd of supervisors have author ;xed P A. Williams to put ue Copper Basin road in good repair.
 House of three rooms want' Il to rent and cattle wanted. See adve rtise ment i'm "wanted" column to-day
 The following numbers drew the t'rft fonr highest prizes m the Lou tans l$s- tery. on Tuesday 2,2S7. l0,4sJ, S9.SzS, I7,60.
 The charge that attorneys Il the Al lantic X Pacific 'ilroad nave heen loo byiug for Coconino county Is oihcisiiy denied.
 A good man wanting employment can he directsi to a good job ey app'y- i,r at this office. See advet eiSemeh' m "wanted" column. Rev Mir. Fsrquhar arrived on 'ae noon stage. He comes to asst in 'i'e rev val services at the M E eiiutoh' i''.'' Services tonight at ' ;3o. v. JE Anderson has receives the sad intelligence ol the drownrts "i ms father. ]. a. Anderson, ntar Monroe, Michigan, March 4th, whale ai 'emptnS to cross river op the ice.
 The order calling for spec, tl term of court in Apache county on Inc fourth monday in March has been Icscinded, !, and no court will be held tn, re until the regular term in July.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
QlQv'Cskin and ScsIp preserves, and beau
 OhOI D tified by Cuticura Neaica.ed soaI
Free !! Free from Pain

N In enc minute the Cusa~uPa AAnu-rain Plaaser relieves kSShenma atie. .Sciatic sudden Sharp
 and Nervous Paths. Stra,na and weAkncss. The nrss and only pain Killing plaster. 2s cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Sfde-ssddles speciality, manufac-
 tured in Prescott, at Calles' saddle and
 harness shop. m1lof6k.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

work.
 Fine fresh stock If candies. nuts, etc, just received at George Wa hington Ford's cigar store, on Montezuma Street. mllu
 Furnished Rooms to Let.
 Two nicely furnished rooms t0 let, in quiet neighborhood. Enquire st Mn Bourke's, corner Granite and Willis Streets. mlAtf Twenty five different varieties of ssd- iles to choose from at Cslles' saddIery emporium, on Mont-zuma street, west side of the plaza. mllu The finest and largest assortment of diamond dies ever brought to Prescott, at the Mountain City Drug Store. f4d
 motice 10 settle.
 The undersigned, being compelled to cave Prescott, gives notice to all who are indebted to him to call immediately and settle and save expense.
 f96tf A. EMANuHL. Large stock of saddles of all kinds at Calies' saddle and harness shep, Mon- ,ezuma Street. mlltf Try bottle of falne's celery cam- pound, the finest nerve tonic known, to he had at the Mountain City Dtog Store. HM Largest stock of saddles and haSnem in Arizona, aud prices the loWeat, At Osenburg Bros. 0 Table Wines. All kinds of table wines for sals e Martin Maier's Exchange Saloon, at g cents per bottle. u Saddles, harness. whips and every thing in this line at wholesale or retail at Osenburg Bros, west side of the plaza. Prescott. Prices low a the owest. u
 Perfumery of all kinds. and toilet sets. Also large assortment of drugs and patent medicines, ar the Mountain City drug store. Ad Sewing machines repaired. at reaso able prices, by Robert Cartmell- f23tf
 oak Wood, Cut to stove length, for sale hy Martin Maier. u
 Whips, at reduced prices. A $3-5 buggy whip for $1.0O. A good whip with box wood rule thrown in for 5O cents, at Osenburg Bros. q All the standard patent medicines the Corner drug store, tf
 
 Side-saddles a speciality, manufac-. tured in Prescott, at Calles' saddle and harness shop. mlluf4k Imported Cigars at the Motezuma Saloon. f9u Call Ut the Corner drug store for fancy articles. q Nice lot of perfumery at the Corner drug store u
 Wood,
 For sale at the O. K. stc.e, West Pree- colt. l2Su Pure drugs and chemichals at the Corner drug store. u
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-07-25
FRESH FASHION NOTES.
Styles that Have Been Adopted by the
Leaders of society.

Styles that Have Been Adopted by the
Leaders of Society.
Piece lace in floral designs has gone
out of fashion; geOmetric patterns have
,aken their place
Crepon de lain- Is an excellent ma
tarial for such dresses, and there are
a few more becoming styles for young
girls fete dresses.
In tailor fancy cloths for ladies every
thing must be rough and flecked to be
in the fashion. Smooth cloths are out
of date. except just the plain kinds.
Pretty sleeves are plain from shoul-
ders to elbows and open below the
elbows on the upper sides of the arms.
the edges being trimmed with some
garniture and edged with fall OF tine
lace.
Borders are things of the past, and
materials thus treated are sold at rub
Dish prices in Paris; but the newest
idea is material half one tone and half
another, or with diagonal weaving
ueeing in the center forming a chew
ron.
The combination of cOlors and various
shades is almost universal, and the
melange of styles is most bawildering
empire fronts and directoire backs,
garments that defy the observer 70
classify either as a robe, redingote or
coat.
Oriental silks have lost none Of their
popularity, and for rather dressy yet
not shOwy or dressed up" costume,
one of the softly draping silks or Ben
galines is most useful. 1t may be worn
almost anywhere, at almost any time.
The revolution in sleeves is being ac-
cepted, and some of the newest are
very wide at the top. and either lace
or button inside the arm. French
women allow them to drOop over the
hand, carrying out the medieval mode
in its entirety.
Vatican draperies. as well as the
straight styles. are employed for India
and Burmese silks. and they are
trimmed, according TO the use for
which they are indicated, with velvet
4 tCh CtSr ClNss VI WIN dllttHllllCSs ulOL0
or less, of creamy lace.
The decadence of the hustle does not
! necessarily imply its entire abandon
ment, and it is the exception rather
! than the rule for lady to reject all
appearance of tournure. excepting
with the distinctive empire dresses;
| and even with these the sash with the
long lOOped bow at the back furnishes
substitute.
1t is emphatically a silk season, and
silk may be used in all combinations
and with any material; and, in fact.
scarcely any costume, even the simple
! yinghams for ordinary wear. is con-
! 'idered quite finished without silk col
ar and cuffs or sash, or some device
n which the seasons favorite material
may be employed Louis Republic.