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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

Tbeilt aud bas tatboIiideD eferrei6
onrd BITE rationale Neridiebenteit ietnel
WSlter uno oeren Ginbett I'm @laubet
Elm ftaatlicbes NbbiIo Der ftatbpliider
Stride, tpelhe ale BDItfr uno Nationer
oer groe TIM @lauben su bereinen BE
fttmmt III, In unierer elaubensarmsn
gum Tbeile driffusfeinblihen Belt bel
fad beren @eidid: Wertennung ieines
unetgenniistsen, eolen Strebens, piel
letttge Mnfeinoung uno Betdmpfuna,
adblt unier innisff geliebter, getrDntel
8ater anf benz Raiiertbrone, mie Der all.
seliebte, allperebrte @ater Der gbriiten.
belt auf petrt StubI sl ben berborra.
senbffen, fdwersepriften 9dpfen sdblt,
gu ben eoelfen iapsrifsepriften Monar.
den, nel@e bic @elhidte fennt, I'm
OeiterreidS 3utunft 1T uns aatboliten
oarum 10 tuenis banee, tpie INN bic 2u.
tunft Der beiligen fatboltifen Rirhe.
S.r Qtmm!iiAe, Der bee 9 ire Riht
ouf petrus, ben Sells, sesriinbet bat
unberpiitli& unb un3eritbrbar, 10 BAT
ielbft ote Ma&t Der 0eQe fte nift lber.
mdlttgen tam, piro AUDI 9absbursa
tatbolil@e Mcnardie, bic @rbtn Der tau
isnoidbrissn Sauemadt bieier Rtrde,
oes beiligen, r5mii9 beutfden @eides,
lhitbe1, trob alien Mnfeinbunget BON
auben uno allen betlagensmertben innee
rem @ssenfdben in ginbeit unb Rraft
erbalten, uno ibr tire propibentiene
4ufsabe burd@ eriDbnung ieiner eiaenen
86lfer, CUR @eriDbnuns uno bDberen
@inigung Der bura einieitises, trant.
baft nationales Streben pielfad entapei-
ten gDlter @uropas bas Sbrige beisue
trasen, gliidiia unb init erfolg lDien
belfen.
8eil nun Die antpelenoen bodeeebrs
ten, tatboliihenM dnner aus aQenGDnia.
rethen urb 2dnbern Der Wonarhie ii
oeren tatbplii@en 6aupt. mnb &e(ioen,.
itaot ftd einsefunben baben> UNI NIT
einenbes in bieiem Slime gu beratben,
sa bei<sben nno nad semsiniam ge.
fabten 8eihldfen nit pereinten &rdften
fatboliiaes 2eben uno Strebeu iiberaa
aa3ursgen, gu beleben unp gu fDsberu uuo
10 unier erobes, semeiniamesB aterlanp>
ote groBe tatboliide. acknowledgements
ide Monardie In 20iung bieier ibrsr
4ufsabe gu unteritiben, besriibe ib Die.
ielben uno bie eau3e antpeienbe bodanz
iebnli4e Geriammlung uodmaIs auf
oas Interchangeable unb ber3Iidfe
uno Hese beute, beiDnoers aber n1prgen
beim feisrliden @ottesoienif @pttes Sc
gen unb sndoigen 8eifano i'm reidfen
MaBe iiber fie unb ibr 1esenbrinaenoes
@irfen nieber.
@elobt let Seius Gbritus
(Dieier init erereifenoer 0ersIiAteit ae.
iproasnen @eSe fOIst lansanbalten6sr
8eifaa.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
u bgeDrbneter Or. Ratbrein
Iber bic Yreffe.

Wenn mir tirgs un uns berum
i@anea, 10 miifen MIR geiteben, bah BIZ
3eiten, in oenen mir uns beute bepeaen,
iebr ~betriibenoe iinb. 2aum iemals
mar bic 8erpirrung Der Begrife 10 grob
bat Die 9ise iolde Triumpbe sefeiert
unb bic 0erfibruns 10 aablreihe Opfer
seforoert. wie beute ; baben nnelauben
nno 8erberbtteit oes WiDens 10 ausee,
oebnte Dimentonen angenomwen mno
10 nahbaltts geutrft. wie In uniern ga
gen. uno bieie betlaoenspertben 3u
ffdnbe ale, msIhe ben se.ifisen uno ma
terieQen Nieoergans Der @eieQihaft uie>
b~eripiegeln, itnb gum grbBten
TbeiI bas Wertber Prefie,
jener Brefe, wslde, cine Der sroBartis
ten 81 fiubungen, tponiit bic Welt be-
stndt uoroeu lit, mibbrauaeno ourd
ourH ibre falihen 2ebrer unb Sppbis.
men, Durh gntffeIune urlb 8erorebuns,
0obn uno Spot ben @lauben an gbrt
ftus IN Der mtnidIiden @eielihaft su
untereraben unlbldifg bemii6t mar uno
Ieiber aud beute nod berniibt lit. (2au
ter Beifa1 Doh, tpOIen mir oeBbalb
rueroen? Die 9refe lit su
elmer aetunItieen Naht ansetpadien.
bic Ales beberriht. DieB leugnen ~
tuOlen udre ebenfo t95riht, ais 60 ent
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

@iienidaft, Der @eretne unb Der ir
|tpidtigen ~iocialen &eform. Stein po.
litiide Mngelesenbeiten ooer sar Static:
nalitdtenbaber - bas 1T uns fremb a,lI
tatbpliidem 8pben. (8eifaa Mbe,
bic ipciale Srase fat INNER audi cine
t rdlihe Seite, tpie benn bic grpBe tira.
lide Srase tpeientlia cine loeiale Trase
1T. (8eifall.)
nno enolid, meine 9erret,, 1T .es cir
Sag! l1niere fatbpliide @efinmtne
iOa tlar at tage treten. @ir bab m nidts
aa perber9en, 'nidt mir baben Dos 2idt
au fdemen. @ir tpDlen ben 8eweis
liefern, baB IN unierem 2aeer DETER
reid 1T, mir mplIen betpeiien, baB burd
unfere @runoidte bic tpabre Srsibeit,
bic 8iloung, ia serabe bic Bilouns unb
Der tpabre Sortidritt sef6roert tperoen.
(8rapoD
l1nb 10, incline 9erren, tppllen mir
oerm tasen unb bieBmal itns nidt trieber
bertasen. (Stiirmii9er, tpieberbplt iid
eraenernoer 8eifaQ, @dnoetlatiden unb
9Ddrufe.)
Sh fam ben mir susebadten Ylat
ntht einnebmen, pbne porber nod etnise
Worte an Denienisen gu ridten, Der
itd jebt 10 ielbitlos In ben 9intersrunb
suriidstebt. (3etbafter 8eifaQ urb
6dnoeflatiden.) Quf ibm iinb bes
Cages Mii9en uno Safen selesen. St
bat porbin bot allen Diugen @ptt bic
@9re seseben ; bas mar redt bon ibm.
Iber nadbem er @ptt geaeben, mas
@ottes 1T, polen mir aud ibrn seben,
mas iein 1T. (2ebbafter 8eifaQ.) Mtt
rnldsliaen Opfern, nit Spfern an 3eit>
an Mnnebmlidfeit unb an @eiun6beit
bat er unter pielen decentralization
oieies @ert bolbradt. ST bat bic
Safel flr urs seoedt, an Der mir uns
iebt gum @enuiie nieoerieben. Ssn
Sbrer IQer glame rufe i'd ibm Elm berg
liaes u8ergelt!'s @ott!" gu.
(5tiirmiider Beifaa uno 0dnoeflat=
iden 80 @raf 8ersen uno @raf glpme
reiden ftd llnter tpieberboltem @eifaQe
Der Geriammluns Die 6dnoe.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
9rdfibent Graf 8Ipme:
@minena 9D@wirbisite &irdenflrfen
9p@aniebnlide ~Seriammlune!

IS mar einnnal Elm grpBes &ei9 -
i'm fernen Often mars selesen - Die
fes &eid paro BON Hadbarn NIT &riea
i~iberspsen. SIS beiaB Elm tapferes,
trieesseiibtes 6eer, bieIe i'm &an,pfe er=
probte uno iiegreide Seloberrn. MGein
Der allmddtise @iinitlins oes 9abiidab
ertpirtte, bab gum pberiten 8efeblsbaber
Elm Ntann erttannt tpuroe, tpslder ME
einen Seino seieben Bate, Dem ME Sc
leeenbeit eetporom tpar. feline Sudtiaz
felt sl betpdbren. DarDb enifano Be-
erei1ide,meiie In ben &eiben Der 3riez
seriaaaren srpBe nnsufrieoenbsit unc
Elm 8eifer bes &eids besab ii@ gum
aamd@tisen @iinitlins, UNI ibm Gpr=
f~teIunSen gu MAIDEN. Oieier ater err
tpioerte: ~@aeroinSs, Der Mam meiner
Wabl bat nod ME einen Seinb eeieben,
bat mod ME Sruppen ms Selb 9efibrt,
aber serabe barum babe ib Jpn erfpren,
oenn Tim 10 mebr Mtube tpiro er fid
eeben." Die @ei1ihte ersdblt uns
ni&t, pb Der Mam fi9 Ml6e seeeben
bat. aber aus Der @eibi9te 'piien mir,
oaB er fid uafdbis ~ertpieien bat unb se.
fdlagen tpuroe.
Mebnlid bat unfer nerebrlides pprs
bereitenbes Gpmitt fi4 pfenbar aebadt:
@it baben bier electromagnetic 9erIDn.
lidteiten, tpelde idpn bdufa nit @r.
fOls ben gorfis in erDBen 8eriamm=
lunsen sefubtt baben, idlasen mir einen
Mam Dor, uelher ME elmer arpsen
@eriammIuns prd1birt bat benn UNI
10 mebr Mtiibe pirb er fia seben. (9eb=
Bate 9eiterteit.) Stun, meme 6erren.
barat ioQ es meinerieits nidt feblen !;
bieies feierlide @eripreden BIN i'd be-
reit, absuseben. 9ier aber bort audi
Die analusie auf: ieoer gersleid bintt
betanmtlid.
Sn Der breitdsiser Sdla6t, Die 10 r
gu i@lagen baben, ffeben mir IN bteien
&drmen feinem Seinbe entgeeen, id
iebe bier ia nun @efimunsssenD1en ppr
mir, alio 8unoesseno7en, Sreube, Die
bereitptlis meiner llnsuldnsliAfeit su
biilfe tpmmen tueroen; fie perben mid
unteritiisen, Sic MQe tperoen bas 9rds
fibium NIT mir fibren. unb iclte bann
tud9reno Der seidloRensn gerfamn,>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
Qus oen Reoen,

WV WV >N<$$CI
weI6e auf btm IL. j fferrei=
&ifaen &atbolitemtage
In @ien sebalten
murben,
tbeilen mir, naA benz @iener .@aters
lamb, Splgaabes nit.
@raf Yer9en:
@elpbt lei Seius Gbriifas! (Oie
8eriammluns %antpprtet Sn @tpisfeit
Mmea y Dec gratiasI Mit bieiem
&ufe babe id Dor 3tpSlf Sabren ben
eriten &atboliteatas Oeterreids bon bies
fer STEELE aus erDfnet uno nur NIT Dem
&ufe: Dec grataas! farm i4 alt6 ben
stpeiten erDffnen. @enn i@ Der Sdp;e
risteiten sebenfe, bic 81 iibertpinoen
tparen, Der Mubidisfeiten, bic gu iiberz
fteben tparen, INN ben &atbolifentas sl
ftanbe su bringen, Uenn ih bann user
aud biniehe alf Die aniebnli9e Ser
famlnlung, Damn tpdre es nnhant, ridt
Soft bic @bre gu eeben: uno besbalb
npdmals aus tieffer Seele: Dec
gratiGs!
SD bante aber audi Sbnen, meme
9erren, i9 oanfe AUDI Sbnen, bic Sic
our6 Sbr GrlAeinen uniere Miiben eee
trDnt unb selpbnt baben, id banfe ben
rtns bon Soft sesebenen 8iibrern, I'm
feren bp9w. 8iiaDfen (2ebbafter Set
faa), gu pel6en mir nit bpaifer Siebe
unb sansem &ertrauen binaufbliden
(2ebbafter 8etfaa uno 6dnbeflatIden(
id bante Sbnen fir tbr @riaeineu. Sa
bante Sbnen MIen, Die Sic fein Opfer
an Belt uno Mtibe geipart unb aus Den
entferntei ten @egenben Sefterret6s ge=
tDnrnen iinb, bamit bier ale &Dnis.
rei6e uno 2dnoer, ale Naticnen oes
erpBen geneinfamen 8aterlanbes perz
elnigt Ieien, rno Der &atbOlitentag Elm
tpabrbaft Dlterreidiider lei. (2ebbafter
8eifaQ.)
Ntit bent beutisen Sage bat bic Genz
traliteIe ais bprbereitenbes Gpmitf fire
Gufsabe erfiiQt, unb in Sbren !Sdnben,
meine 9erren, lteet jebt Der Grfolg, Der
@ettb, Die 8eoeutung bes &atbplifen=
tags, Der Grfols, Der 8ertb bic &eoeuz
tung our6 ben @eit, Der uniere Ser
banoluns burGortnst. 11nb in Der
S9at, mir t6nnen rubis fem unb getrpz
ften Ntutbes ben grfolg abparten unb
Der 8eoeutun9 oes &atbolifentases ent=
ge9enieben, benm mir iinb &atbclifen
rno peroen Bel rnlern 8eratbuneen uns
itets bes @runoiabes erinnern In nee
cescarIis umitos, IN dubiis Liberals, IN
omnibus a"tem cqrltasl (9ebbafter
8eifal unb Sdnbeflaf&en
Iuf @rllnb Der notwithstanding En-
laube i9 mir num- bic bo4aniebnli9e
Serlammlung gu bitten, ben 8rdlioens
ten oes Satbplifentages NIT Ncclama=
tiDn gu tpdblen. Sas pprbereitenbe
Gomiti f6ldgt Sbnen ais 9rdfioenten
bes 3weiten 6iferreidii9en &atbplifen=
taSes Dor: Sc. @rceIen3 ben Serrn
@rafen 8lpme. (2ebbafter, anbaltenoer
8eifaa uno 9dnoeflatiden.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
q bgeorbneter Dr. 2ueger:

@minena.! 6odmurbisae Surfbi.
idbfe 6o6aniebnlibe 8eriammlung /!
Wsnn i@ mir erIaube, beute einiee
Worte an Sic 3u ri4ten, 10 sei@iebt
bieb nidt In meiner @ieeniaaft ais Sc
melnoeratb Der Staot @ien, AUDI nidt
tn meiner @isenidaft als Mbgsorbneter
Der Staot Wien, fDnbern in meiner
Gigenidaft als geborener @iener (gei.
fal). Der aber ietn 2eben benz Dienfe
ces driftliden 8olfes getpeibt Fat.
(2ebbaftsr 8eifal.)
@ean id bic bodaniebnlide Ser
iammlung iiberblide, 10 tommt Ts mir
Dor tDie eth 8ilo bon Oeiterreid. Mus
allen 2dnoern finS Sic berbeisefr5mt,
aus Nprb uno aus Sito, aus Weit upb
aus Oft; Gae baben iid bier oereinist,
ob tie Deutite ooer s., den, 9plen ooer
Gutbenen, Stobenen ooer Stalisner fino.
Nnr Elm nntetlaieo beitebt. @dbrenb
tn unierem lieben 8aterlanbe Oelferreih
ttad i1etner Wtesnung MIR al5uDft uno
al;uviel seartten miro, bieten tpir bier
oas 8tlo elmer frteolihen 8eriammlung
uno mir t5nnen nur tpiniden, oaB Der
Srieoe, Der In u~nierer Mtttte berriht,
einit aud eintebren mD9e in bic petten
8aue unieres 8aterlanbes, uno bab
ebenip frteolih wte BIER iih emit aud
ale 8blter Oefterreids finben mDgen
auf aaen@ebieten bes polittihen 2ebens
(Stirmiider 8eifaa unb 0dnoetlat.
iden.)
Bieaeidt 1T Der 6riebe, tueIhee unter
uns berriht, aud Shulo baran, boB
i&, 10 piel mir betannt 1T, tpeoer Elm
Mtnifter, nod Der Stattbalter, nod Der
Holse,prdiioent, nod Der 0srr 8arger=
meifter bier befinoet, I'M Sic sl besrli.
Sen. (Stirmifher Beifaa unb Qdnoe.
flatiden sic elauben eben> es lei
bas niht nDtbig. unb bier ieien lauter
10 quite Sefterreider perilmmelt, nab
oas9ufgebDt Der ifattliden @etpalt iibers
flifis 1T. (sebbafte- 9eiterteit trno
Qdnoetialiden.)
Mber. bodanisbnlihe geriammlune,
tuas liest benin aud am ~pffietsIen
9cmpe s(Sebr gut y @iel midtiser lit
bic 2iebe uno oas 8ertrauer bes @pltes.
(3ebbafter 8eifaQ.) Die fntbDlifHe
STRIDE tpurbe nidt aufgebaut alf ben
0Oben, fe muroe aufsebaut auf nea
Niafen oes BOLTS, uno In ben MaHen
oes golfes bat fe ibre 8srbreituns, ibre
fiibnften Streiter, ibre Mdrtbrer lno
Dieienisen ssfunben, pelhe unerfhros
den 81 allen 8eiten rnb an allen Orten
oas gpangelium sepreoiet baben (2ebz
batter BeifaI.
Qunberttauienbe 0atboliten Wiens
begtnBen oea bsutisen Gage, besriBen
ben Ratbolitentas ; fe eruarteu, baB
Der GatbOlife' tag ith annebmen ipiro
oes orinen GIiffliden Bottles (Beifaa),
oaB CT priifen mirb bic 2eiDen oes Sol.
tes, naB er Sbeilnabme baben trtrb fir
bic S4mer3tn oes Bottles, oaB er Sc.
b6r baben Diro fir bic 2lagen bes 8cl:
fes> .unc oab feline 8eIhllfe eth 2eudt.
tburm lein weroen. Der benz S@iffein
Der aIulen Wenidbeit IN Ger seiffigen
NaHt oes Naterinlismus auf Der mel,
len 6oen MeeresHdhe bes uirtbiAaftz
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-30
FROM SATURDAYS Duty

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. O A. Peter has deeded to $ E. Bright 10. l5 in blsck 5, Prescott, for $50.
 Jack Steiner talks seriessly of leav- ing next week for Central or South America
 Smokers supplies pipes. stems cigar and cigarette holders, etc, a, Fonda
 Mr. and Mrs. Chss. Morgan left to, day, expecting to be absent three months.
 Mark Bradley, former resident si Prescott. returned to-day. ssnsfed th 8, this is a good country to live in.
 Murray McInernay. chief deputy in the sheriff's o6hce, lsit for the country precincts this afternoon on jury rodeo.
 Geo. Fl. Curry has com msnosd to re- csivs his stock of holiday good,. which will be large and attractive this year.
 The only place Tn town you can buy choice Honey. in one pound sections, from the Verde Valley, Is at A. Aitkeu's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-30
MURDER AND ROBBERY.
Peter Verdier Sl to Dea h. His Throat Cut, and Then Robbed

Another horrible eutehery was las night added to the already long lis which have occurred in the southern part oi this county, and, as in the for mer cases, of Barney Martin and family Cyrus Gribble and his guards, and c. r. stanton. tho author of the bloody deed vas Mexican, his victim being Peter Verdier, the we'll known merchant of Walnut Grovo. The news was re- ceivsd in town this morning about six o'clock, Charles Myers, one of Verdiel 6 nearest neighb rs, being tho courier which conveyed it to Sheriff O'Neill, who immediately lett for tho scene of the murder.
 MT. Myers knew but little of the par tiealars of the crime. He stated that it occurred about 9 o'clock Monday night, the only persons at the place at the time being Mir. Verdier and Mexi- can woman employed as cook. The latter stated that M xican, who had been at the store few Jays previously, came in at the above hour Shortly afterwards she heard tw, shots fired when she ran from .be house and gave the alarm. Soon afterwards, T. B. Carter and sons and Charles Myers, in going to the store, found Verdier's dead body about one hundred yards away from the house. A number of bullet holes were in the body, while his throa; was also cut. Arriving st the store there was every evidence of a bloody struggle having occur q, as the floor was completely st.ined with is. The safe, an old fashioned one which fas. tened with hssr. had heen broken open and riflsd of it's contents.
 While there Is nothing definite con corning the bloody deed. the general opinion soens to be that 1t was the work of part of the same gang which has been periodically committing mur. ders for the purpose of robbery in tho southern part of the county.
 Mir. Myers stated that a Mexican trailer, one of the most experienced in the country, would take the trail at daylight this morning. Distr ct Attor. ney Ross and Justice H. T. Andrews went out today to hold an inquest on the remains.
 The deceased was Frenchmsn by birth, and wac a quiet and peaceable citizen, and had resided for numb. r of years in this county. It was near his place that young Mexican was 60 wantonly killed some time ago by Ed. Reyes, who is now serving sen. tence m the penitentiary for the crime
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-30
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

T Shnl! X Austin sent out four si,
 horse teams to-day to freight for F. II
 witherell to and from Jerome. N. c. Shekels and family expect tt leave for Californian on Thursday Mrs. Sheksls and Harry will remain thers during the winter.
 The Tombstone Epitaph, in sum marking the base ball games played between Tombstone and Phenix, failed to credit Gilmore, of Prescott. with a two bagger knocked out of FsrrelPs curves.
 The funeral of tho late John Tim mins took place today from A. G. RandAi's undertaking rooms. and was largely attended, Rev. c. L. Pearson officiating. The following were tho pall-bearers: Robert Cornell. W. A. Linn, John Dawson, Joan Taylor, Jas. NJ. Dodson and Doc. Bowen.
 R. H. Burmister was granted srecial letters of administration to-day on the estate of Peter vsrdier. deceased. Hs has also made application to be app pointed administrator of the estate which will bs heard by Probate Judge French on Friday. October Sth. ]. M. Myers, Steve Condron and J. c. Car ter have been appointed appraisers of tho estate.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-30
Mlr.ns un,e,,leenc,.

Richard Jarman returned to his camp on Groom creek to-day, after re. ceiviag satisfactory return. on lot of ore brought in to the sampling works. He will continue to take cut and ship ore from his mines.
 Andrew Kozik, thoroughly practical miner, is just in from the Boggs mine and Is proiase in his praise of that property. He says that at depth of so feet "horss" was encountered in the shaft, which continued for ten feet, but at . depth of 90 feet ore was again encountered, and has continued solid from that point to the bottom of tho shaft, which is now l50 feet deep. I'm provements are going up in the camp, and it would not surprise the JOURNAL MINER to see 1000 men employed by the company within the next eighteen months.
 Ike Hesser commenced hauling tim bsrs to the Congress to-day with his ten mule team.
 R. J. Butler has recently etruck a body of very rich ore in the Oxford mine, which he is working. It is loca- ted in the vicisity ot "Old Grizzlys" PlaceritAs camp.
 W. H. Harlan shipped Al ounce bar of gold bullion to-day, valued a. nearly Sl,O00, the result of arun of sixteen sons of ore through his mill at the Howard mine.
 The .henix Herald reports that NH. Palmer is negotiating for $40,000 mine in Antelop, mountain
 The Silver King mine, at Groom creek, is giving employment to about twenty-five men at present. The shaft i. now down over 100 feet, the ore in the bottom of the shait being more solid and as rich as at sny point in it
 NJ Shekels says the Crowned King company is making preparations to run double shift in both aiil and mine after November 1st. present the mill is only running twelve hours per day. The mine continues to look well, and they are obtaining excellent results from the mill.
 Superintendent Helm, of the Gro Bella, is anxiously awaiting a water supply, to start up the mill of that company At present he Is working only . few men in the mine.
 The Rapid Transit mine has been wall opened, by Jacob Henkle. and gre is in sight in all the workings.
 Additional teams are being put on ihs read to freight between Withcrsll- vile and Jerome.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-30

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 k. Burgess is visiting Flagstaf.
 Nogsles is having small sized boom
 District court will meet next Mon. day.
 Jacob Henkle is in from the Bradshaw mountains.
 There are l09 prisoners in the terri. torial prison al Yuma.
 Barney Atkinson, An old soldier, wat admitted to the county hospital today.
 E. c. Payne has taken position in 0so. H. Curry's jewelry store as sa es- man.
 Engineer Mahoney, of the city water weeks, has purchased J. Stsiner's ma. chine shops.
 Captain J. F. Hoguo is taking the prop steps to establish grand army post at St. Johns, Apache county.
 \ game of base ball was played yes terday, with c. H. Akers as umpire. the score of which stood B to A.
 Parties wanting type writing done can bs accommodated by calling on Geo. ;. Porter, Jr., at F.. NJ. Sanford's . efnce
 J. H Lee, oi the Am ericsn ranch, re- psrts . rainfall, during the last storm of 1.26 inches.
 John Timmins, the we'll known packer, died at the county hospital yesterday, and will be buried to.mor- now at ? o'clock from A. c. Randal's undertaking rooms.
 \ signal service officer came in to-day, to superintend the removskof the mili- tary telegraph line between Prescott and Phsnix, te Holbrook, to be put up between that point and Camp Apache.
 The Gila county warrant for $ll, 900 was offered st auction to-day at eleven o'clock, but there being no bidders it still remains the property ef Yavspai county. e. c. Waddell had been authorized to offer face value for the warrant, and it was on this offer that the board Sdver tissd it, but letter was received by him last evening withdra wing this offer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-30
The synopsis of Goveruor wo,t,sv,

The synopsis of Governor Wolfiey's s report. stolen by John Dunbar. was published in the Phenix Gazette satur. day. October l9th. The copy contain ing it arrived in Prescott, Tuesday. Oc- tober 22d at noon. I. al pesred in the Courier Wednesday, October 22d, un, der the big heading. Photographic" 1" Special to the Courier" and then Is commented on this morning by that paper as great feat of journalistic en- terprise. The public can judge for themselves from the above facts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-30
Wednesdays Edition

Joseph P. Billion has returned iron
 Phenix.
 E.w. Wells has returned from Lo
 Angeles.
 District court will meet in Prescott
 next Monday.
 Ike next term of court promises ts
 be quite lengthy.
 Read our premium offer of geod sewing machine. N. H. Mofftt, of FIagstaff. has filed a butchers bond for record .,: Brewster Cameron has been appoin ted clerk of the district coart as Taeson.
 Henry. .scheurman has filed for record the location of a water right;n the Verde Valley.
 J. c. Stephens and Ben Clay have filed butchers bond ito butcher in Prescott"
 4 deed from A Wollenbarg to D. W. frilchets, for lot II, block Il, Prescott, for $lo0 has been filed 10. record.
 Invitations arc ou, for progressive encher party at the residenceof Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Jones tonight.
 l.. P. Nash, of Strawberry. came in Yesterday, and received hearty vel come from his numerous friends.
 Telegraph brings news oi snow storm inthe east, which accounts for the cool wave which setin here on Monday even ing
 Trouble is said to be brewing again in Tento basin. A man named Lou Rob- inson was shot st in Pleasant Valley last week.
 Steve Carro, a miner employed in the Silver King mine, fell ioIty-6ve feet down shaft yesterday, sustaining quite severe injuries.
 Prince Hadzfelt and Miss Hunting ton, daughter of the great railroad mag nate, have been married. Poor girl Lucky prince.
 Thomas Hodges had his les broken, in Skull Valley, on Monday. by being kicked by mule, as he was on his way home from Prescott
 The JOURNAL MINER would like to see 2, M. Murphy. superintendent of the Congress mine, head the list of dele gates ts the silver convention in St. Louis next month.
 Larry Dugan was in town to-day. He says that he ha4 just completed l seeing ten acre tract of choice land | in wheat and rye for c. B. Bishop, of 1 the Four Mile House
 Golden Rule Chapter, order of the Eastern Star, gave very pleasant social party last night, as farewell to it's asso- ciate nstron, Mrs. N. c. Shekels, who | will leave for California, tomorrow, to spend the winter. The evening WAS very pleasantly spent by large num- Der oiladies and gentlemen present, who l were treated to collation. of sandwiches, 1 cakes and coiTse before bidding their adleux
 F. F.. Murray last Saturday finished the survey of the Copper World and | Antler mines, south of this place. | Q. B. Foster. of Prescott, was the sur | veyor. MT. Murray intends to work these claims ss soon as the price of copper.will permit. He thinks that the Antlar will prove valuable property. MT. Murray and others are now work ing the Boggs and Blackberry mines, in Big Bug district, Yavapai county, and gre very well satisfied with the outlook n these mines -Mohave Miner.