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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Mining Application No. 2l4.

U. s. LAND OFFICE, Pxsscorr, sRixoss,l
 June 18th. is9. Notice is hereby given thst the United Verde Copper company. by F. Murra, ia attorney In fact. whose poston5ce address Is Prescott, Ansona. has made application for patent for so linear feet on the Asur~ south heastefn No | mining claim, bearing .opp ore. sltuAte in Verde mining di-trfct. YsvApai county, Arisona. and described in the official plat and held notes on nis in this ofYics, foliows. wis:
 Beginntpg at initial monument At center northern end of claim where Ia ns arked | \ S No. on Quartsite rock. \ N M No oears south, S6 deg l2 min west, ly7S feet. thsnne south, a deg So min west, 40 feet to granite rock marked A s No 2; thence south. n deg 70 min east, i.50o feet to granite rock mark ed A q No s; thence north 72dsg 90 min east, SOo feet Ia granite rock south center cod 0 Cinim m marked A \ No. (; 6p0 feet to gran te rock marked A S No. $: thence north, I7 deg 9 min wes', i.soo feet to granite rock marked A S No. 6; tbencs sout., I2 deg Sb mia west, 3O feet to monument N A \ No. I, place of beginning: containing a.h scIea. The location of this mine is fs a, sd in the recorders once of Yavapst county, AriHona. op pases n and S2s, in book q of mines; adjoining claimant 10. on the nosth and west ssde, the United Verde Coppee c mpsny.
 All persons holding adser ciain thereto are required to present the same before this once within sixty days from the nrst day of pub. .ication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions If the statute.
 .E. BURGESS, Register.
 First m blicafion Jl.ne l9 lS<Q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Notice of FoIteitpre
To Ros rio Groom, your hs

To Rosario Groom, your heirs. assigas and
 legai rspr rsentatfves; a .@
 You are hereby notified that the under. siSned, who is co-owner with you In the Han
 na mfntng claim, has expended the sum of three hundred doilA1 In ISoor and improve. menta upon said mtning cl elm. the said sx- pendftures and Improvements being m Ad . hv me In the years lSS 1887 ana lsss, in con,ss pliance with the United states mining laws requivins annual expenditures to be rsde or, minins claims. be said Hanna mtuins claim consists of l500 feet in length by sc0 wide, situate in Black Rock mining distr.ct. ih the cou sty of ' Yavapai, Territory of Ar,, sooA A rpcord of the loo .tion Of the said Han. nah mii ing clain is made in the Record of Mines. in the ofice of the County Reco fder of said Ynvapai county. in book "a, p iges 6 and !. And you arc hereby further notined that if. at the expiration of ninety dsys after the public ton of tbia notice. you fsll or refune to oontrsbuta or pay to me your proportion Of Inc said expenditures, togs her with the cost of the publ icati ,n ot this notice. the iuferest 1f you la said Hanna mining claim will lhe forfeited and become the property of the un. iersisned. JAMES MAHONEY.
 Prescott, Ar, July Il. 1889. jyisdS0
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Mining Application No. 220.
U. 8. Land Ofhce, Prescott, Arizona,
 June % 1SSQ

June v, lSo9.
 Notice h hereby given that the Congress Geld Miuipg Company. by Its Assistant Seere- tary F. N. Murphy, whose postofice address is Prescott, Arizona, has made application for . patent for l50Q linear feet on the "Niagara' mine, bearing gold ores. Situate in Martinez minin districL Ysvapai county, Arizona, and designated As Lot No. 40 A and described in the official plat and field notes on file in this office, as follows. viz:
 Beginning at initial monument at w center md of claim where Is set . granite rock marked I. M. N. No. 1.
 U. 5. Mineral Monument No. bears N 56 des 70 min w S34& ct. Then 8 l2 deg 30 min W 800 ct to granite boulder in plAee marked N. No. ?. Thence n deg 30 min w I500 feet to granite stone marked N. Eo. & Thence N l3 deg 30 min E 300 feet 10 granite stone marked N. No. 4; 600fcet to granite stone marked N. No. 5; thence 77 deg So min: I5oo feet to granite boulder in place marked N. No. 6. Thence s 12 deg 30 min w 800 feet to monument and rock mar ked l ". N. No l, place of beginning, containing % 66 acre Magnetic variation IA deg % min k.
 The location and re ocstion oi this mine is recorded in the Recorders office of Yavspai county, Arizona, sn Book 19 of Mines, pages 5e5 and 596, and Book q of Mines pages S5 and S66. Adjoining claimant is the { .ue cons pany on the North.
 Al persons holding adverse claims thereto are required 10 present the same before this
 
 publication her"of. or they wtli be barred by virtue of he pr visio of the statute.
 N,tce is likewise given that the above claimau hss also tLis day filed its . plica'ion for patent for the Niagara Mill Site claim, cont lining ( 95 l0J acres of non. mineral and, taken in ,onnrctioa with iAe above nsmed and described Niagara mining claim, situate in Martina Mining District, Ysvanat couniy, Arizon esgnsted ss lot No. 70 and oe ecribed ia the oflcial plat and fie notes on file in this office follows, wis:
 Beginning at Initi-i NJ ,nupent at NE cor ner of claim where Is set graaite rock msrked I. M. N. N. s. NJ. l.; U. $. Mineral monument No. bears $ S2 deg A min W 7l6O feet. Monument l. NJ. N. No. being the initial monument and marking the E cent, end of Niagara mining claiv in connection with which this mil site claim Is taken, bears 50 deg 45 min W 45S5 feet Thence l deg . 400 fset to granite rock marked N. M. G. No. 2. Thence N S5 deg w 40 feet 10 gran it's stone marked N. M. 8 Na Thence N deE 490feet to gran te boulder marked N. v. s. No. l Thence SS deg 40 feet to monument and stone l. M. N. M. 6. No. 1. place of begin ing. containing 495 acres. Magnetic variation IA deg 20 min E. The location of this mlll ste is recorded In the Recorder's office of yavapai county, Ari- Eons, In Boo of Mill Sites and Wat. Rights pages 16 and IT. All persons holding adverse claims thereto are r, quired to present tue same before this office within sixty days from he date here | or they win be barred by wr- tue ef the provisions of the statute.
 K. BURGESS, Register. First Publication Juiy 8 1889. \
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Notice Of Forteiture.
To F. N. Short. your hsirs. assisns and le

To F. N. Short, your hetrs, assigns and legal
 represe at atives.
 You are hereby noti ned thst the under. signed who ie co-owner with you in the Morgan Kid mining claim, has expended the sum ol one hundred dollars In labor and i'm prove. ments upon said mining olaim, the said ex- penditures and i'm provements being made by me m the year 1888. in compliance with the United States mining laws, requiring annual expenditures to be made on mining claims. The said Mo c sn Kid m ming claim co. sists of 500 feet in length by 500 wide, situate in Fur. key Creek mining district. in the suniy of Yavapai. Territory Of ArBona. record of the location Of the said Morgan Kid mining cl jim fs made In the Record Of Mines, in the omce or the County Recorder of said Yavapai county. in book 3l. pages 323 aud S2a.
 And you are hereby further notified that if, et the e1 tiratlon of ninety days after the publication of this notice, you fail or refuse to contribute or pay to mo your proportion of the said exs enditures. toeether with the cost of the publication of tbts notice, the interest of you ln said Moran Kid mining claim wili be forfeited and become the property of the undersigned: JAMES HART
 Prescott. A. T., June 10th. lSSs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Mining lntellis once.

J. H. Boyd sent seven miners and B timberman out to the Boggs nine to- day.
 Shipments of ore from the Congress mine now average over 200 tons per month. As soon as the min is com pleted they expect to add to this about 300 tons of concentrates per month.
 Fred. Reif, of the Palace barber-shop, and Charles Goldberg left yesterday for the White Mountain country, near San Carlos, to search for mine located some time since by Reif. After loca- ting the mine, Ref took out some sam ples of the ore and started to Prescott with them. On reaching the Verde river that stream was very high, and in attempting to ford it the mule on which the ore was being packed was drowned and the ore all lost. He has, however, great faith in the richness of the ore, and the couple have gone with the intention of spending two months in prospsctiog the claim.
 Governor Wolley has pardoned Fran cisco Baca. of Apache county. It vas meritorious act, too.
 Judge Ned McGowsn. 8 noted char ac,er of Arizona and California, is To- cated at present m Tucson.
 Muldoon, John L. Sullivan's trainer, has had a good opportunity of studying the great slogger's nature and says he comes nearer being brute than human.
 A French duel occurred few days ago in which one of the duelists was killed. Such occurrences are extremely rare. but accidents will happen occasion ally even in a French duel About eighty men are at present em ployed at the United Verde mines at Jeroprc, and the two 30-ton furnaces are being run Co their fullest capacity. Another furnace of 90 tons capacity vii also be built shortly and put in operation. Tue ores, which are high grade copper, are also very rich in gold and silver.
 Negotiations are under way for the sale of mining properties owned by A. J. Hudson at Ash creek, to New York parties.
 The 20-stamp mill of the Boaz coM- pany at Minnehaha flat has been stead lily running since February last, turn ing out regular shipments of bullion. It is the intention of the company to add twenty more stamps the coming fall.
 Culver's two fourteen-mGle teams arrived to-day with ore rom the Con- grese.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
lnterestInR Crystals.

EDITOR JoURNAL-MINER: :-Dr. Lin coin has handed me for examination some crystals he received from the Verde valley. ! find them to be . pe- peculiar form of carbonate of lime, be- longing to the minus series of rhombo- hedra. They are from one to two inches in length, and are often in groups, or rosettes. Their general ap. pesrance is that of fattened rhombs. color, yellowish; translucent; fracture, granular; no clearage, and in this re- spect remarkable. They contain some iron, and leave a slight insoluble res- idue. WM. P BLAKE.
 Prescott, July IS, 1889.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
SHeRlFf'S SllE.
John Lswler. Plain,in. M. A. Lawler, Defendant


 ;, Under and by virtue of s Judgment and or ger oI sst~ tssued out ns the nistri ot Coutt nf the Third Judicial District, M the ferritorx, oi .Misona. Tn ana for the county of Ynvana; on tne 6th day of 1ane. 1889, in the sboye a sn siSied action, wherein John LAwier the nbove i.n nnnea p.niptin, obtNned . jn sgmenf and oruer or sale against the abovs.u ed dS fendant M. A. Lawier, on the lth day os Jare Lees' wnicn said Judgment and order Of saie NY on tne 2bth Jay of June. 1880, record etIIin 9uoement book ty) st psxes ls2 cad <ss of sxid Disuict Court, am com man ndeI tc sell nii snyse ns certain pieces. lots and parcels of min etai lsnd, mining claims ana mining rirhts oeionhlng to the said defendant M, A. ISvfer SoMpfising and constituting tbe propcrtv knovn as tne LAwler group of Copper mines snus,s iylnE anu being in ih Eurek | rntnips s u,ss1Ies, in tne county of YavApai and Terri. knovn. located and recor ed as The RsSSsa LssIs l,.. Cniet Atlantic, paeiac, Copper Creek' MyAneoue, Mint, Hawkeye, C tron vood' 11ssk Mess, Natural Point, Cement. Ronfh Seuisnts cons iomerate, Mountain Dsposits. Ns,,a, va nuu, ron Deposits and Lone ptne Tree. tne FIRST DAY Or AUGUsr, iss9. e twelve 1cie. noon of thet day. In front of the north uoor oi tne Court House. In the City of Prts oosN S9unty or favnpai and Territory of Ari. .ona. VII ID obedielc. to said judsment pg ,rerty. orso much thereof ss msv Ss racss. sssry 70 satisfy said plaint ITS judsment. three thousand three ind rAd ana ro,tv siv and @-loo doilars with n terest fherer,ny ana cos8 and acrruinG c0stH, ss more fully m. peais on sa,d judgment and order of sale. rsf. erence being thereunto had, to 1he hishns, and best bidder, for cash in limited S,atss currency,
 ". 0. DWELL. sbcrtn.
 By M. McIsEsNAY, Deputy.
 pstcd Prescott, A. T., July 5th, lsss. jyl0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
FReM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FReM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Eastern Star lodge meets tonight.
 MT. and Mrs. w. Deering's infant child is seriously i'll and not expected 70 live.
 F. W Blake has been on the sick list ior two or three days, but is able to be around to-day.
 The Atlsatic < Pacific railroad has deeded lots g and 24, block l, in Flag staff, to w. l.. Van Horn, for $lO0.
 J. B. Thomas, of Flagstaff, secured . wool clip averaging ten pounds to each sheep, this year.
 A bill of sale from J. l. Marksbury to F. G. Asrksbury, for cattle in Yava- pal county, the consideration being N.O00, has been filed for record.
 The city council will meet as a mu. nicipal board of equalization on Mon- day, July 18th, and for four days there after, from 10 o'clock 6. m. until 4 D. m |.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Dsughsrty re- turned a few days since from . trip to Castle creek hot springs. The latter is greatly improved in health from the trip.
 John Jackson, c foreman at the Uni ted Verde Copper company's mine, and brother of Orick Jackson, is in town. He is suffering from . slight attack of lead poisoning from the furnace.
 A meeting of the mayor and common council was held July l7th, 1889, at 3 o'clock p. m., st which the clerk was instructed to have notice of meetings of city board of equalization published in the official paper.
 pr. Kersey, of Phenix, has . profes- sional card in this issue, to which the attention of parties suffering from ca tarrh, eye, ear or throat troubles is di- Eected. Dr. Kersey is not . travelling physician, but is located in Phenix and las come heie to spend the heated term, and has decided to engage in the practice of hie profession during his visit.
 Tom Walker, . miner employed at Jerome, had an alteration few days ago with . Mexican, in which he ia alleged to have used billiard cue as . weapon. Walker went after gun, and as he got hold of it the weapon was discharged, sending . bullet through his leg, which will lay him up for some time.
 The social hop given last night ct the Prescott opera house could not have been improved on in any of its features. The attendance was good, the music excellent, and the pleasure unalloyed. The encouragement given to theee semi-occasional hops has led the cora- mit.ee to decide to keep them up at in- tervals, during the season. Those given have certainly proven very pleasant affairs.
 Judge Fleury, jury, and two or three attorneys were called on this afternoon to adjudicste case between Eugene Lancess ant John Sorg, the former claiming $40 from MT. Sorg for alleged services rendered. The jury, however decided that he did not even have quit claim title to the amount, and awarded verdi:t in favor of Borg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
lea Craam,

Having purchased from Jules Bau- mann the entire tools and implements used in the manufacture of Ice Cream, l take the pleasure of announcing it to all my friends and patrons and to the public in general, that keep for sale Ice Cream and Water Ices of different flavors, made under the direct supeivi- sion of MT. Baumann
 All orders for parties or from private families promptly filled.
 Respectfully, JAMES SHIRLEY,
 Proprietor Bellevue Hotel,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

Dan O'Boyle, on Thursday. filed three location notices for record.
 John Jackson left for his New River ranch this morning.
 A party of fifteen or twenty young ladies and gentlemen went out for . picnic this morning.
 Robert Purves, whose range is on the lower Agua Fria, has. filed his stock brand for record.
 Ferdinando Scopen has given . deed of trust to Joseph Dougherty for min- ing property in Crook Canyon.
 A meeting of the Arizona fish com missioners will be held soon for the purpose of organizing.
 Henry Strauss, we'll known in Pres- colt, were he has resided for several years, died. in Phenix, July l7th.
 A band of Mexican gypsies arrived in town, to-day. with birds and other articles for sale.
 F.G. Brecht has given . deed to the Prescott & Arizona Central railroad, for the right of way through his ranch near Point of Rocks.
 Following are the big winners in Tuesdays drawing of the Louisiana lottery: 42,75S; 1928; SO,l70; 7s,3S4; l5,l66; 5,7s4; 32,lO4; 75.426; 6S,5l3; 40.s5o; 7S,lll.
 Special Officer Smith, of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad company, brought . Chinaman in yesterday from Prescott Juiction, charged with stesling coal from cars in transit.
 There are yet . few delinquent subscribers to the Fourth of July Fund, and the commi' tee do not wish to pub fish a statement until the same are paid, which must be previous to the 95th inst, when a full list of subscrip- tons paid and unpaid will be published.
 The water has been shut of at the reservoir today for the purpose of al lowing the water committee an opportu- nity to investigate the loss by 'eskage and evaporation.
 Ed. Austin returned today, with his charming young bride. fron, the east, and both wero the recipients of the warm congratulations of their many friends. They are stopping at the Bellevue.
 The Walnut Grove dam is said to | abound with a species of small fish, no larger than ordinary sardines, which have been named the Hasa yamper" species by Judge Howard, the piscato- rial expert of the Arizona fish cohinis- sion. The speciesis found only in the streams of Arizona, and are certainly very peculiar. In creeks where water is found only few months in the year, these tiny little members of the finny tribe can be found in great abundance turing the season when there is water. The creeks may afterwards dry up from ,ne end to the other and there be noth- ng left but a streak of white sand to in- icate that it was once water course, nd on the return of the rainy season ( nd flowing water again in sne creek c aey reappesr as numerous ss ever. [
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Nouoe to Ront.

Nice house of seven rooms, on Cortez street, furnished complete for house. keeping, for rent reasonable. Apply to Martin Maier. jes0-ml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

A large assortment of drugs, chem icals and toilet articles for sale at the very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Prescott, Feb. tn, 1889.
NaIne owners. Attention.

The undersigned is prepared to make maps, sketches and drawings of mining claims, and also to write mp descriptive reports on mines. Can furnish as many copies ss desired, at reasonable prices. JULES BAUMANN,
 Room No. l, Williams House, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

Whips, at reduced prices. A $2.5 buggy whip for $l.0o. A good whip with box wood rule thrown in for 50 rents. at Osenhurg Bros. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

The finest and largest assortment of diamond dies ever brought to Prescott, at the Mountain City Drug Store. f4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

Lsrgest stock of saddles and harness in Arizona, and prices the lowest, at Osenburg Bros. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Wanted,

Sixty laborers, twenty bull teamsters sawyers and filers. Saw-mill work. Ties. ARIZONA LUMBER Co.
 je26 Flagstaff, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

Congress, Apollinaris and Vichy mineral waters in stock at the Corner drug store.
 Three meals for $l at the Sherman
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
wAn2AA-

A situation, by respectable, middle aged woman, to do general housework. Address, Mrs. K. w. Burke, at Joseph Ehle's lodging house. je29u
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The undersigned has leased the res taurant adjoining Martin Maier's Ex. change, and is furnishing good board or $25 a month. Meals and lunches at all hours of day and night.
 Good Coffee, Chocolate, Cake, etc.
 Orro HALMER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

Call at the Corner drug store for fancy articles. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
cvvs,a, spr,nRs Ice,

George Lount, proprietor, is now pre-.
 pared to deliver Ice in Prescott, 90 lbs. and over One Cent per pound; under 50 pounds, l1c. per pound. Leave orders at Post Office. jl0u.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

Nice lot of periumery at the Corner drugs tore u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

Otto Halmer, proprietor of Martin Maier's restaurant, has one of the most commodious, we'll lighted and we'll fitted dining rooms in the city, and the fare corresponds with the surroundings
 Ice cream parlor soon to be started. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
 For Sal0

An Emerson Upright Piano, at graet reduction in price. Inquire of B. M. Goldwater.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24
Letter lIst.

The following is list of letters re- maining in the post-ofice at Prescott, Arizona. uncalled for July 18th. 1889 ::
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LOCAL BUsINEs MENTION.

Some Interesting Items for All
 Classes M Readers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

Referring to the alleged complaint made against her methods of teaching by Prof. Lambright, to the school trus. tees, Miss Mollie Baker says that dur ing the entire ten months of school last year Prof. Lambright visited her de. partner. but once. That visit was 10 ade during the second week of school when none of the der artments were thc5orglly organized, helce she is ms .ursliy at . loss n know how he be- came 60 conversant with her methods as to condemn them.
 Sheriff W. o. O'Neill hes returned to Prescott, having in custody train rob- Der A. J. Smith, who escaped from guards ct Raton, New Mexico, and was captured in Texas. His con in order to escape the death which the law prescribes for train robbery, by permission of the court, plead guilty to highway robbery, and were sentenced to twenty-five years in the territorial prison. Sheriff 0'Neill's achiey e0ent in this afiair Is quite sufficient ts til the am ,ition of 60 admirable an officer, ss he ,as proved himself to be.-Silver Belt.
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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. fl
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George Merwin reports family living near w z. Wilson 4 Co.'s old saw mill, south of town, who gre in destitute cir cumstances, and worthy objects of charity. An investigation should be made and their wants supplied.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-24

Assaying oi every kind of ore and bullion. Anaiyse- of minerals, furnace products. etc.
 Charges for Assaylng Jres--for Silver alone ei.5O; far Silver and Gold, e2; fol Lead, q; fo Copper, $i. for Iron. S4.
 Tests tn -de Qualitative and quantits tive for xipc, lin, arsenic. antimo ny, uicKel. % halt, quicksilver ar any other metal, a. rate
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TIeHee CHi8 TUT AUVcKUsoU 5CsVcHrs A. J. HEAD, P. M.