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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-01

FL Sedlits Ghsntsaud, que tiene
fama universal, es un purgativo sa-
no, refrescante, de un sabor agra
dable y de una eficacia cierta para
combatir la constipation; su en-
pleo diario es dtil a los gotosos y
reumaticos, a las personals de
temperamento sangufneo, & las
congestiones cerebrales, & los YER
tigos, jaquecas, y hemorroides y q
los embarazos gastricos. Els POI
excelencia el purgativo mas suave
para las sehoras y los nihos.
Para evitar el peligro de las fall
sifcaciones del Sedlitg, y de los ME.
dicamentos dosim6tricos, del cual
N. ChGnteGud es ell 1nico prepara'
dor, exGase sobre Ia etiqueta o.
ncmbre del autor.
BGrggrGevs-C Chanteaud.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-01

Las sScslas en-
los puertos de Are
ibo y Aguadlila
.on discreci0nal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-01
la PALMA De ORC.
SlSlRRRIl 7 CAklSgRIA Dl PAfRlClO IIETO,

Crwx 19.-S. j. Puerto Rico.
Constanse surtido do generos de ultima moda
para traes de cabaileros, baratismos; teas do hi.
70 alg0don para camisas; Las hay heChas dc to-
dascl asses y medidas preoios limitados.
NOTA.-Se gsrantiEan todos los trabaioa, 10 mis-
mo On el ramo dc sastrars que do cAmiserih, no On
tEsgando ninguaa prenda que no queds sxActa
meate ar gusto del parr0quiAno.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
Another Raiiroad tor Arizona.

The Phenix, Arizonan learns, it says,
 through private advices, that the Cuya-
 maca and eastern railroad. leading out
 of San Diego. is now employing 1000
 Chinese graders, and that work Is being
 pushed rapidly. This re,d was re-
 gently sold by the original company.
 Governor Waterman, of California, be
 ing at its head, to an eastern company
 whose name was not known. It is now
 pretty thoroughly settled that the pur-
 chaser was the Chicago and Rock is-
 land railroad company, which is now
 pushing westward to Albuquerque, and
 is anxious to have terminus on the
 Pacific seaboard The information re- ceived by us is to the effect that the
 western road--the Cuyamsca--will be ehoved eastward as fast as possible, and that the Salt river valley is its present objective point. From here to Albu. qaerque connections, throuch the most direct route, could easily be made. and another trans-continental line of travel established. Judging from the efforts now being made by the several Atlantic and Pacific railroad lines, there can be 1 but little doubt that the Rock Island schemes will be rapidly rushcd forward, and Phenix will, during the present 1 year, enjoy the benefits of being sta 1 tien on . trunk line. A
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
Atlantic & Pacific Raiiiir0ad Com1
 Law and Land Departmeut.
LA. WILLIAMSON. General solicitor,
or. Land Comm .Ssiozsr
 nrns~..s s..r..-

ALBUQJ When the Atlantic < Pacia, Railroad Con psay es. buquerque New Mexico ir June. fSSi out tle of it's adjscent pr posed line ~as uanha .ed sxcsnt known. The tompany srous of securing ngr;c,. IS hne aud vita n s d n view plsced merely nor actual occupants As the Land Depart tmcrt rauy advertised lands r sae and le skerA ger. r. and rom many of the states o Europe ak.ng inqur lI,ee o' It's iand Ia answering these letters the willing g. that time, Sell is Ian ta actual cr,,.n earning iis ands has been continu rus md yo.umins terms of payment fer the classes of iaoc have h great numbers of letters the hands oi correspoudee prescott time, in which prices quoted which wou
 snce surveys have b.en made ani the land explorr various crops has bsea Bseertaned the prr vsnced aud letters recently written in answr m nois; eni riees--hghsr thsa those formerly given Tho Co ie TIT timber, eeconnt ts sh Iudsnee of wnta, nodihg letters written n ns several years tac prices named in letters which they hold.
 in const quence of the facts above stated if 1 any or tne iand st pri es heretofore named named. are Eitad avn. new scale of prices accosdiu lower 'hsn he prices formerly quot d. viii be gvea ,o sse1ns WI Written inaaiftss from and af'er this date.
 Car~iui exsninat of inc iAncs ,h Ihe Atlantic S tent exp oer ha- developed The fact tha there are cc srsas should oe sold ha more or less the m sy ne rester abundance of grass, and smbsr o O. value over another
 Definite informsiion the price of any tract. may be stated that tue average price of lana m the railroad sect ons in four towashl agg egsnr 4so in m 'asons for increasing diminishing this orics quan'iy o grass. and timber suitable for fences ments and also owing to locality
 The pfcs ol coal and timcer lands situated in ocalit 90 per " "s-aa'
 Ag'cai'ura lands along s-reams where there is suf,
 % soid ss $sSo to $l0 Der acre. owing io locality a
 ssele Ianas VII be sold in qusnttiea 10 suit pure n a letters mich have heretofore ocan yr,tsa t anx m ea any o tne Compsnys land hereby revoked an s o any oi hs Isad must produce authority iron
 m. as isss or sabsequcnt to be of any va nnns to be understood The e>ia ,ry ia d.velanrr na s, s homes on the nducise soil Afew I iooa suppes tasn large farm in the Eastern CT \" oe oesireo being more gsnss and sunny than that f
 ;.s y accommodating tsrws ol payment win be given
 ' l- l. A. MILL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
MaIes's Restaurant.

Otto Halmer, ex-steward of the Belle vue hotel, has opened the above restau. rant at the Granite creek bridge, and announces board, by the month, ss5. Single meals, served at all hours 5O cents. Coffee or chocolate. and cake, b cents. Oysters, served in any style. Cold lunches, also served with cold meats ef all kinds, pickled pigs feet, cold tongue, pickled tripe, Russian caviar, cheese of all kinds, etc. etc iS,I2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 Granite Greek is having boom.
 Pres scott will soon have electri e lights.


 Granite Greek is having boom.
 Prescott will soon have electric lights
 No mail from the west last night
 T. w. Otis has moved into his new store.
 Dr. Marshall, dentist, is located at the Bellevue.
 w. H. Throne will leave in day or two fer visit east.
 Last nights snow storm prostrated the telegraph wires.
 The adjourned term of the district court will meet neA: Monday.
 Supreme court has been adjourned until next Monday, January 2lst.
 Dr. Marshall, the Flagstaff d ,ntist, came in on last evenings train.
 Martin MAier has opened a wood yard near the dam of the city water works.
 Prescott paid her city attorn last year $ltO, and her health officer $50.
 M. Goldwater & Bro. are to tke front in this issue with new adver- tisement
 Robert Brown is located with John Lawier tn the old assessors office, in office row.
 Judge and Mrs E. W. French re- turned yesterday from a visit to Wal nut Grove ranch.
 From four to six feet of snow is re- ported on the San Francisco mountains above Flagstaff.
 Flagstaff is proud of new stock yards recently built by the Atlantic and Pa cifc railroad at that point.
 Messrs. Aver and Gales, the saddle and harness manufacturers, report s g'od business in their line.
 Owing to the failure of Associate Justice Barnes to reach Prescott inc supreme court did not meet today.
 A deed from F. R. Nellis to E. H Simpson, for house and lot in Will. isnas, for $35O, has been filed for record
 A daughter of Frank Barlage, road. master ef the Prescott { Arizona Cen. tral railroad, died at Belep, New Nexieo . few days since.
 Judge McPhee, whom everybody in Yavap'i county knows, has been spend. ing several days with his friends in the capital.
 It is customary remark that wrin- kles come from worrying, but a phys;.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
haaes, representing cigar houses, and simon Judy. the we'll known shoe man.

haaer, representing cigar houses, and simon Judy, the we'll known shoe man
 Remember. that In addition to my fine line of Jewelry, always the largest in Arizona, have added, this year, Bazaar goods of all kinds, and Plush goods in beautiful designs in Toilet Cases, Comb and Brush sets, Shaving sets, Manicure sets, Parlor sets. and many beautiful novelties, just what you want. Geo. H. Curry.
 A successful business man gives the following good advice: "Dont drink in business hours. If you must drink, wait until your business for the day is finished. A glass or two of liquor du- ring business gives to the world rose. ate hue, it makes man more sanguine than is his won't, and more liable to em- bark in enterprises of shady financial character. Keep the head clear, and the nerves steady when dollars or repu- tation are at stake"
 It is the opinion of this paper. de- rived from hard practical experience, that straight hard work beats office seeking and office holding. Tho man who can make from 8 to $s per day at any legitimate calling can save money,
 
 live more independently, and sleep bet ter at night, than the .fiice holder can on q salary of $2000 per year.-Albu- auernue Citlzen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
Epoch.

The transition from long. lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the indi. sidua. Such a remarkable event i. treasured m the memory, and the agency whereby the good health has eeen attained is gratefully blessed. Hence 1t Is that ss much is heard ia praise of Electric Bitters. So manv feel they owe their restoration to health to the use of the Great Alteratiye and Tonic. II you are troubled with anv c,ssase ci Kidneys, Liver or Stomach oi long or short standing, you will surely find relief by use of Electric R;.. sers. eeid at 5Oc. and Sl per bottle at Beaumont Coxc's Druu store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
why No. Publish the ,,w.

The question of publishing the law.
 enacted by the territorial legislature in the newspapers, is being discussed i,
 New Mexico. A contributor to inc Al.
 buquerque Democrat has the fo,lou;n.
 concerning 1t:
 aNewspapers, which are acknov,.
 edged to be, in conjunction with rail
 roads, the most important factors m
 the building up of a country, would he
 enabled with the aid of the money ob.
 tained from this source to better de-
 vote themselves to the arduous task of
 advocating and furthering the interests of the section which they represent. Railroads are subsidized. and why no. the newspapersg Mir. Anderson cites the example of Minnesota, the Legisla- ture of which State has enacted a stat ute making it necessary that every law passed must be printed in full in every newspaper regularly published within her borders The other benefit which suck course would be is that il would have the effect of informing the great mass of voters, who otherwise are a.- most entirely ignorant of the l.ws by which they ara governed, to see for what is really done in their behalf by those who constitute the aw makers of the Territory. Neither would uch a law entail unreasonable 'xpense. The number of papers Is not arge, and the additional support thus ,iven them would stimulate exertion, dd te their merit and influence, and hereby more than repay the outlay on he part Of the Territory by bringing in veaiih in the shape of investments, in- reasing the population, and in the other ways the press silently | ut efiectually works.
 MT. Anderson very earnestly urges Il newspapers in New Mexico te take lis matter and see that it is brought } the attention of the Legislature. In ,is way he hopes that papers which at resent are barely able to keep up may, ith the aid of public money, become roftable institutions"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such general revival of trade at Beau mont Coxe's Drug Store as their giv. ing away to their customers of 90 many trial bottles of pr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable anicle, from the fact that it always crnes and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Brochitis, Group, and all throat and jung diseases quickly cured fou can test it before buying by getting trial bottle free, large size $l. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
UNION PUBLIC 1IIYSyS| 1:l3 lSS:l,.Ea
Vourists,

touTtStSs
 Whether on pleasure bent or business should take on every tripa bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas. antly and effectually on the kidueys. liver and bowels, preventing levers, headaches and other forn,s of siok nsss For sale in 5Oc and $i bottles hy all leading druggists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
Prescott, Jan. l2, 1889.

Mrs. K. X. Blaine has received today n new and stylish goods, among them fichus and Jahots, Conventional stamp. ,ng patterns, Splashers. Evening Gloves, r"rses' Fancy Combs and Hair Pins, 'haif goods. ALL materials for Fancy work.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
No Bread

MT. Schuerman. of the Pioneer Ba- kery' desires 1t announced, for the bepe, fit of hls patrons, that he will he un, able to deliver bread for a few days. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
Died.

SrRAHAN-In Verde valley, of brain
 lever, January Sth, Susan May, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Alexander
 Strahan. aged l3 years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
D, Pens,sna n...,..

Office and residence opposite the Win. iams House, 6urlsy street. Keens thoroughly informed upon all new in provements in dentistry. Every one,. at'on 2 carefully performed, and sa,is faction guaranteed '
 Preacalt ya,, To soao
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
Mince Pies.

Ne Gallons pure Oregon Cider, at VI per gallon. Also, choice Oreeor Apples, ny the barrel or pound. All good for mince pies. For sale by A. Aitken.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16

A stranger stepped into the Chinese restaurant at the depot yesterday and asked the Mongolian how much he would charge to supply him with . square meal. "Me filiee fullee. all ssmee two bitee." The stranger cleaned the dishes set before him and called for a new day out" The gentleman of tine pig tail began to grow nervous as the second beefstake disappeared. and when , beefsteaks, 6 eggs. 6 potatoes and l9 pane akes had been consumed the Chinsman exclaimed. Heap dam trampl him no alice came likee Meli. can man."-Tucson Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16

clan says most of them come from
 laughing. 1e sVl party of Alabamans passed west
 on Friday. on the Atlantic and Pacific
 railroad, bound for the Harqua Hala | diggings.
 Vari,ey A. Stevens has deeded lots 2, 4, 6, $ and 10 block 35 Prescott, to
 Mrs. Martina A Kelly, the considera- tion being love and aiIection. W. E Hall. formerly station agent of the Prescott X Arizona Central rail road at Prescott, has accepted posi-
 tion with E H. Witherell, at Wither- ellville. @
 J. B. Tappan. of Flagstaff, has gone east, to visit his relatives, and the Flag staff Democrat hints that he may be accompanied on his return with Mrs. Tappan.
 Chas A. Girdler today received an elegant watch-charm, manufactured to order for hin in Kansas City, from quartz from the Howard mine.
 County Recorder Akers and his assistants are keeping the work of the office we'll up. Instruments filed for record can be received in very few day..
 The New Me xico man who opened can of nitro-glycerine with a pick-ax is trudging up and down thr streets and alleys of paradise singing nl pfai4s oi his new patent can-ope,i z Tn nix | Gazette. if
 s Seven men started from gst Ns,s ies, i a few days since. in 4 barg.s down the Colorado river, bound for the H.rqaa Hala mining region. In going through : the rapids their boat was csp,iz. aud four of the seven were drown q
 The injuries received hv D k N,- Nary, at Copper Basin somr ilni. re. by the explosion of giant powdet has proven more serious tlisn ,v,s q and, after cons,,i,s tons, yesterday with other physician, Dr. Robinson, the attending physician, de cided to amputate his arm, which was accordingly done yesterday evening. The patient is doing tolerably we'll ;o- lay
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
Born,

CAMPBELL-In Prescott, January 10th, to the wife of D. Campbell, daugh-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16

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 ss-l particular trae a q ssas sz ,r s .,----- --k-,hsf z,lf.s
 tortesponden $ vefeslig SSs tA'ise SRiir,sss ns.sars.-zsz ss.-| si sons why either lstss s: = e, '.asA oiher areas os sezx ks pc section may greatly rzss> ss os sEasii. can ozly bc gisss q i1iiafmStion Of persons ss.s.sss
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 efiag fo tae quality ei sasl 'eF-sis and general faHea ;es1 irs saere thu lz...-ss....as.-,r:.s q, seieeti5n, aod wii, rs1gs fsos .7isns eassr sa2ply for Eri 2. ea'idance of water. saG prorssls 3 aisar- os Al PerSoaS A1thosixifg .A<I persons claintng Q hs srsts ? iha Land s'ommlsslouer aaz stS 'tNaS4 oy ms slsS----------,g ( sr<
 assa settlers are kad Sg ss-s scrss oi Wrig ted i4s2 val ses liddie Sts.es- fhs ellsnsth &s a
 Ifly
 pqeshssers ssae4-sssstrcf. HANSON. Land Commisss..s-....
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
euckIen's Arnica saIve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption. and pos tavely cures Piles or no pay required. It IS guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale iy Beaumont Coxe.
 Call at the Cornay drpo sto~s, sor
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
cens,s,..

s'eeQ pr- ,. NJ. Marshall. a be ioaod a. the Bell,,.. January 18th. Tho. class work done xilI !. Dentstry in all iss b,. understood. sati.,,,.:. and charges rsasop.h.. Fine fresh ssocs oi cs ford's- No old cao,s. completely sold su, cl.. kind of confecsione,, new and fresh.
 Iowa Creamery 5os, and sweet, just reosi,, store. West Prescott drug .tore. ''aa'e'y { . fars drugs and os- Corner drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
FROM FRIDAY'S DAILY.
 A. A. Moore has gone home. Operatic concert January 25,h.


 A. A. Moore has gone home.
 Operatic concert January 25,h.
 Talk is that electric lights fer Prescott, is assured.
 T, w. Otis is putting . hydraulic elevator in his hew building.
 Dog owners are muxzling theil canines, to prevent them from eating poisoned meat.
 Barney Smiths new building on the west side of the plaza is rapidly ap. preaching completion.
 Sheriff O'Neill has posted notices of sale of certain property in the defalca- ton case of E. J. Cock.
 Sam Hill received car lead of new goods to-day. Included in it was a largo invoice of barbcd wire for fencing.
 Mir Herman claims to have discov- cred mineral claim within one mile of Prescott, the ore from which assays $500 per ton
 Train arrived at six o'clock last eve ming, bringing only eastern mail due on Wednesday. Thursdsy's trains on the A & P. were both behind.
 The board of supervisors will meet Monday, Fe bruary 4th, to open propo- sals for supplies, printing, etc., and award contracts for the same
 P. s. Morse, assayer with the Arizona Ore Company, has resigned his posi- ton, and left by this mornings stage for Tucson, tc take position with the smelter there, which is expected to start up soon.
 ''Levi Bashferd vs. Chas. Yates" was the title of a case on trial before Judge Fleury to-day. It involves between sloO and $20O. Col. Eggers represented the plaintiff, and Judge McGrew the defendant.
 Mayor Howard made the following appointments of committees at the iaSe ctSciOh oi siiC Citf Ou Streets, and Finance-Councilmen Gardner and Cornell. On Health and Water-Councilmen Parker snd Levy. It was rumored to-day that an acci- dent happened yesterday to the east bound passenger train on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, in which the engi- neer and fireman were badly injured. 1 No particul rs obtainable further than that the scene of the accident was loca- ted near Kingman, and the cause, a | burned bridge.
 A testimonial benefit will be .endereA to Harry Maynard, ex-chsmpion light weight of the Pacific coast, at Sazerac hall, Wednesday evening, January 10th. As the ex-champion has become a universal fsvorite with Prescott peo. pie, on account of the numerous free entertainments given. he will no doubt be greeted with a full house. The price of admission has been placed at the low sum of fifty cents, and the closing act of the performance, in which Prof. Maynard and an unknown will have . set to, will be worth more than the price of admission.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,
 Bad weather to gather news.
 It showed last night and to-day.

I
 Bad weather to gather news.
 It showed last night and to-day. J. NJ. Aiken is on the sick list to.
 day.
 Pima county's indebtedn ess is only $4oo,OOo. t Railroad tickets bought and so'i' at | A. A,tken's The stage from the south failed to connect today
 R. N. Fredericks is still confined to his bed with pleurisy.
 Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the |" Key West Bouquet"
 Mrs. R. J. Cartmell has been quite sick for two ar three days.
 Pretty designs of Silverware in table goods, at Geo. H. Curry's.
 Deputy United States Marshal Stein, i of Mohave county, is in town.
 Southern Arizona mail arrived last night by train via California.
 Oh, for good smokel Aiken has t--thc "Key Vest Eouquet'
 The thermometer registered 3S de- grees above zero at noon today.
 J. F. Blandy is in from Lynx creek and repor is a heavy snow fall there.
 The snow fall has amounted to about four inches during the present storm.
 A mechanics lien of SIG, 900 has b. en filed against the Boaz Mining compa ny
 John Dobbs is candidate for ser geant-at-arms of the next legislative council
 Thero promises to be some lively sparring at Harry Maynards benefit tomorrow night.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken tucky, whisky just received a, the Pres colt sample rooms.
 The Prescott literary society will meet at the Baptist church tonight Everybody invited.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery | tickets Of A. Aiken, who has the agency Or the same, in Prescott.
 Judge Fleury predicts that the pres ent storm will continue until the full | moon on the 18th instant.
 Clark Churchill has brought ssitl against c. A Randall, administrator of the estate of c. P. Stanton.
 The new street crossing on Gurley street, at Mccormick steet in West Prescott, is a gigantic failure
 Some of the fremen complain of ack of interest lately manifested in the department by many of the members
 An exceptionally large girl taby was 'orn to woman on Granite street last light, whose name was not learned.
 Pepsin stomach bittors--a splendid ppetizer, and cure for dyspel,sia and indigestion, for sale at the Saxerac aloon. Robert J. CartmelI, the "boss' me- hanic, has been overhauling the JouR- boss cylinder press, and as placed it in frst-class running or CT.
 The Daily Miner, of Butte City, Mon- ma, issued 8 Holiday edition, in pam hlet form. consisting of I36 pages. :. contains very exhaustive account Montana's resources. l have engaged Mir. Will Curry to ' Ike charge of my Watch, Clock and swelry repairing All work will be nder my personal supervision, and t 'tisfaciion always guaranteed. Geo. ' l. Curry. v Carl Schirrer, who was accused of [ city larceny, in the alleged thef. of ar a cles from the Railroad hotel at Pres ' ,tt Junction, had his trial today be- ire Judge Fleury and jury, which . suited in his cquittal. To While in the Black hills recently, in t ping assessment work on a mine, Gil ert Ferguson Is said to, have distin- q llshed himself as nlarksman and Il &. II f.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16

Call at the Corner drug store for fancy articles. If