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, 1889-10-22

A hale old man. Mr.. Jas. Wilson. of
Aliens Springs, Ill. who is over 60 years
of age. says: Il have in my time tried a
great many medicines, some of excellent
quality; but never before did / find any
that'would s o completely do all that is
claimed for it s Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. 1t Is
truly . wonderful medicine" For sale
by B. B. David.
, 1889-10-22

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
eorns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or 10 paw required. It IS
guaranteed to i've perfect satisfaction OF
money refunded, Price 25 ceuts per box.
For sale by b. b David, Druggist
, 1889-10-22
Dr.. Wagner ca.
sPGCEALlSTs.


We offer no apology for devoting so much time
snu allehtion 70 TINS much neglected class OF
diseases, peneVihg thhI no conditlon OF human,
tay rs 700 wreIcneu 70 merll lhe ynipathy and
long as many are Inpocen1 snfterers anG sha,
the physician who devotes hi,nselt
70 raliarina ,A
them nom Worse than death is no less z
PAIL hilar nth Sgp5annn and an d a beneiaetor to his race
plication excels IN any other b anch of his pro
fession. And, fortunately fol humanity the day
ndwnins when tne laisS pnllanthroPhy tnat
, 1889-10-22

Job Printing neatly executed at the
Leader Job Printing Rooms.
, 1889-10-22

We call attention to the Rex" ad. in
this issue, it may interest you.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
Notice of Forfeiture.

10 Timothy o'Connell, yo UT hcirs, assigns
 ana legal represe n tatiNea:
 You are hereby notified that the under.
 signed vho ia co.owner with you in the Sil
 yer Star mining clain, has expenced the
 provements upon said nining claim, the
 said expenditures ana imp, ovemeno being
 made by me in the years iSS5 ana lssS one
 hunared dollars in labor and improvement having been made during each of the above years, in com pliAuce with the United States mining laws, requiring annual expendttuie es to be made on mining claims.
 The said silver Star mining claim corsists of l,sO0 feet in length by 6oo wide, situate in silver Mountain mining district.i in the cou n- ty of YavApai. in the terr tory of Arizona A record sf the location of she said si'ver Star mining claim is made in the Record of Mines, in the office of the County Recorder | of said Yavapai county, in Book 22, age IS And you are hereby further notified that if | at the expii ation of ninety days after ihs publication of this notice. you fail or refuse | to contribute or pay to me your proportion ol the said expenditures. together with [ c cost | of the publication of this notice, the in eres | of you In said Silver ar mining claim V Il
 be forfeited and become he progerty of the undersigned. JAMES NJ. GRESrlN, | Prescott, A, T., Dccem Der Stst, lSSS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

now obliged to ford or swim the rapao curren, at the risk of life and property. It is only recently that the Sah river denied the U. $. mall rom making its regular trips fSr week. and when the carrier did cress It vas ., the risk of his life. and loss sf mail. A bridge at tha, point is what h needed and until one is built boat properly secured, should be made to do duty. A bridge is. doubtless beyond the financial ability of Gila county to con- ssruct, and, therefore, the territory dur ing the present session of the lesisla- ture, should be asked to provide the necessary means Other counties have been territorially cherished; bridges, roads. asylums and educational institutions have been built fer them, while Gila county. although annually giving, has never asked for nor received a stiver from the territorial fund.--Sil- yer Belt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District. Territory of Arisona. County of Yavapai.
 Summons No. l6N.
 John Lavler, Plaintiff vs. M. A. La wler, Ds.
 feudant
 Action hrought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District. Tn and for ihe Conn. u of Ysvapai. Territory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arisona sends greeting Q V. A.Lawler. Yoa are hereby sum moned and reQuia edt to appear in actio n hroug ht against you by the above named plaintiff in the Dis. irictCourt of the Third Judicial Distrtct, ,iu and for the County of Yavapai, in the Territory of Arisona, and answer the complaint hled with the Cierk of thus Court, at Prescott, in said county, le copy of which complaint acco oo,. '. pAnies this sum monsl, within ten days lex. clusive of the day of scrvicel after the serv. ice upon you of this su mons, If served in this county; but if served out of the county and within this district. then within twenty aays; in all other csses, thirty days And you are hereby not ned that if you fs u to appear and Answer the complaint As ab we required. the plaintiff will take Juds ment by default AgAipst you ant costs and dts' bur~emen.s Tn this behalf cxpenned,
 Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this nth day of Decem Der. A D. lsSS.
 wILLIAM:wILKERSON Clerk. Herndon & Hawkfps, at nrneys Tor piaintins Flrst publication January 10. iSSs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
Eer,,,s ln cold

ProbabI. n.ae&1a.as # all the gold .d by man has been taken from placer depos,ss, znc ouT American ex- oensnce has been nc eSoeption to the
 general rule, remarked 4n experienced msaias operator ia spesk.ns of the past ard future of shis valuable product the other evsuluz Previous to IS47 onr tesai procuctiou amounted to Ia.ooo,- ooo out betaeen S47 and 1888 about Sr.sso. .ooc, ,ooo. sefe attributed to our stock af gold Os tbs nearly three foustas came from placer deposits. In 1S5o-s6 es ohinned more than Sso. ooo,ooo per annum in gold from ths nlaceyS g4 California, and almost sshns Hom gols 5es1ng veins. Nov, w,h an annual production of $3o,ooo,- o5o. atous oae-haif IS rom placers. Cur oen territory has been so thor o.zh.v xplogcd that ao considerable supesacisl deposits Of g l are likely to he ajscev1rcd and nearly the same shing can be sai3 of toa entire world.
 Io tbe n1ahcrn exension of our western mountain rngcs, in British Co.u.aoie 90d n Alaska there are prob ably important deposits of gold. It is rEer however. to come from thls re- esoc fu moderate perennial stream, and ID, s food. Great difficulty will aaeno tae a1gk.ne of these mines on sccourt of ;he gold, long winters and ,le difficulty in TanSporting supplies. Unless the m'aes saould prove richer thar Is expected there nay be a dearth of geld ia the future In the Alleghe. neY 5eit mountains n this country, there are large deposits of gold. but ssey are difficult to work. Sull, indus fy and per5egercnos nay make them pay a p.oft Mexico may be expected t8 tarn oat SI,ooo,ooo a year but no more The wess >asl of South Amer s ioa yields litIie silver
 Columbia, Brazil and Venzuela have = or tbe contrary. always been producer: gold. U IS estimated rem Brazil alone more thsr s7,c5a. DOC in gold wer' obained during tbe frs. 300 years afte the adven, of the Portugsse. Columb'' and Venzuela sre now yielding abou S4,ooo, 900 each annually, and littl' aore thau that can be expected in the future
 Australia produces about Sso.ooo.ooe q year and we cannot nope for mors than $. oee. .ooo annually from Asia That wiIcoye t all don't fear tha yoa and I will ever suffer from a famin' of gold, bH anless the North Americar depos.ts are richer than is expected, ,som' one vul suTes.-New York Mail ant Rxrreys
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
Here We Arc Again.

We now begin to believe that the Herald and Gazette are exactly what they charge one another with being inhnitis,mally small in their actions and ideas. We venture the assertien that no paper in Arizona outside of themselves could De induced to keep up the Harqua Halla fraud at the expense of the poor prospector simply for the sake of the few crumbs they trust per- chance, will fall to their lot from tho depleted pockets of the duped and dis appointed gold hunters. passing through Phenix, to the mythical Fl Dorada IL cannot be that the Gazette is igneran, of the barrenness of the camp in Ques' ton, but if 1t is we will we'll and truly forgive its burst of misplaced confidence as we know when better informed, il will make amends for these shortcom- ings. But of the Herald ws have no such hopes. It is evident by its vapor' ings, that some Harquahalian joker has had his auger into it's befuddled eranium and into which he poured .delusive tales of a prospective divy fer . stand Tn. then plugging the hole with half dollar he had the Herald solid unless some schemer should undo him with . six bit piece. But as 10 one is ex- pected to see the raise he has the organ on the hip for the next six months. In the meantime DO harm will be
 done for unless accidentally quoted by newspaper it will never be heard out of the confines Of it's own town; and within It is too we'll under stood to be able to hoodwink even . tenderfoot from the hub.-Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

The marble. recently discovered by ]. M. Murgia and others, on the San Pedro river. about twenty-five miles frem this city. has been pronounced by ex. perts fair specimen of slabastef. It is known in science ss ''crystalllne sulphase of lime," and is used more in ornamental work and in statuary than n any thing else. It is more valuable than marble. and if there are large quantities sf t as reported, it will certainly return many ducats into the pockets of its owners, provided they can find, . market fer t and can ship it with pro6t.-Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
Uon'ss for Good olris.


 Dent allow yourelf to be under obli- gations to any man.
 Don't discuss your family affairs in general conversation.
 Don't gire your photographs to men. and don't ask them for theirs.
 Don't make yourself conspicuous at any time by loud laughing or talking.
 Don't fail to try to always be frank and jus, and generous, and above all womanly. Don't wear an evening dress to a quiet afternoon reception; don't go without . hat or bonnet. Don't write. except when it can't be avoided, to men. Make al! your notes | acknowledging courtesies etc, short ane to the point Don't feel it necessary to bow to man you have met at ball or party afterwards unless you want to continu' the acquaintance. Don't offer to shake hands when { man is introduced to you and don think it necessary when be says gsed bye unless he first extends his. Don't allow a man to treat you will anything but respect Resent as an i'm pertinence any approach to familiarity o speech O, action.
 Don't boast that you don't read th' | newspapers as many girls do nowadays Don't think it necessary to read all th' daily and weekly journals contain. bu keep yourself posted on art, literar. social and political topics of the day. | Ex
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE AT Pnrscerr. A. I

LAND OFFICE AT Pssscorr. A. T.,l Decem Der $, lSSS ]
 Notice is hereby given that the foin,wlng- pamed settler has dled notice of his inteu tion to make nual proof tu suppurt or ht' claim, aud that said proof val he made be- fore the Negfstor and Receiver, nt Prescott, son, for the northwest quarter. of the north west quarter of section 2s, townshi ip K N K Sw.
 his continu uous residence upon, and culuv 8. tion of, said land. vir.: Jesse A. Park. oi Prescott, A. r.; John B. Dawson, of Pres cott, A. IT.: Honry A. Bixelow, Of Prescott A. r.; a IA Smith, of Prescott, A. T.
 dei2 Iw E URGESS. Reg
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
.s!l0sa WEEKLY IOuEnM-NMER
SuARY 30, 1889.
Chatham

ator Chatham
 oson-
 White ea svua. . the capital ]. J. Cha,han, ol lbe Nos ,les Herald. stop p6aat I=1a9a Icona waere he wrote the icsJoei2s humorous correspondence to his paper
 anyed nere yo-day at a. m.- abe1t be tune tho ave yards yawn. Ag shat how yawaed in sympathy. always syrses,b.-c with the average grave yaId because ii is the under dog io tne 6gh. ioF popular favor. l vas iaes at she depot by I large concourse ct peoa alc-aotsl runners and candidates foy federal posi0on The cordiality v,h which ] was received almost un- ncr,ea me and l fear that l did things sisszs ssrp5sred singular to that yelling crowd Ea iay awkwardness l handed my gsipsaes l. candidate for governor. my -seEaps .0 a ca ,.idate for United States cis,rcl attorney and cordially grasped be D qd and pa,ted the sheul- der-blade oi 4.s -unner. When l ssS my pas,ake apologired to the hate} raooef anu told him if be would tA1ase me sor uistaSing him for the noAs governor of the teuitory l would base General Harrison appoint him Uui.ed States marshal He thanked me Ess4ly and asked me to say to feSc5sl Harrison tbot he wanted to he secretary lbe territory. When to.6 bsm fbat ssou.5 have the prss, deute do so he gsew confidential sn6 med De that he was not full- ledee6 Eotei unaeF ba, he dishwashe' aad lhas he worked the runner shift SC as to be able lo cigcolasc more among theatrical people, nigeer singers, com rle-eli travellers and members of the isu He was toIced to do thi. b se tae porter ln the hotel where hs vsrk-d was also a candidate for secre ,sfg ofthe terutory and claimed con siderable boom. fiowever. since 1 had a-rse3 to ksa lS-a-rai II lrrison to ten- 1cr hiN that portfolio he would rest easy ard suggested thal might further ob,.se sim ny assjsuns friend of his, sbe ahies cletk If ,he hotel stable, who
 ae register of the land office.
 would dO so. At the
 aveser, ielt that even s fag federal position some
 gall sith them. ln . o0Fieasaug suspicion that had Foce ta slecp on the cirs and run through ro PhcaN began to the steal E over me
 might wear away some time writing sosat Tucson. bst there IS nothing to wsse about it was iust Tucson. Che coming from 6risk. bright v.earous N0gales to ne ancient sna aseq-dalrcd county capital is re- minded of ! n.csure of mild leaning ,rastasly against its 5randma's knee and playug gi,h 2 spool of cotton in her lap.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
Mighty Words from Charles Darwin

Mighty Words from Charles Darwin.
 Referring to the depreciation of the work of missi onaries by infdel tourists Darwin says l: "The slanderers forget. or rather they wll not consider. that hu- man sacrifice, the power Of an idola- trous priesthood, systematically resned sensuality. which has no parallel in the world-child murder--,hat all this is phi away and abolished, and that dishonesty and intemperance and impurity have been to a great extent lessened through the introduction of Christianity. It is the basest ingratitude on the part o' writers ef travels to forget this Were Il their lot to stand in expectation of sui fering shipAreck on some unknown coast they wonld direct fervent prayer to heaven that the teachings of the mis sionaries might have reached its inhabit ants"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

A Maine pine tree recently felled at Bullens Mills was IoS feet long. 5 feel IT inches on the stump, and the first three cuts of twelve feet each made I,saS feet of sawed boards. The top sf the sixth cut, 7s feet from the stump, was I5 inches through.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
oisa County g request.

The road esa-eg north and across 2aa seg abaaugl most important h.enwsy certain stages of water .- fas zfYet of very a'ile benefit ex- eeC as 1egbofh0oi read to those e.rs ra-fr nss ueam. A boat ace of bridge. at the
 4o6 son's would prove
 10 the conmerre
 the vast cor rge-
 those wh9 are
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

Martin Maier has opened cold lunch stand at his place on Granite street. He has just received an invoice of imported goods, consisting of Swiss and Limburger cheese, sausages, ham and sardelles. Give him call.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatx's hotel.
 ASu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
For Sale,

An Emerson Upright Piano, at a graet reduction in price. Inquire of B. M. Goldwater.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

Finest and cheapest line of over coats ever displayed in Prescott, at Gold water's. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

Jules Baumann is manufacturing
 iresh every day, plain and fancy home
 made candies; and lovers of confec-
 tionery should not fail to call at the
 Bellevue Hotel, and spend their surplus "bits" for strictly pure, unadultersted stuff. made right here, and sold at hv' ing prices. m36u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
RANCH FOR SALE X Big Bargain.

One of the finest ranches In the Verde val !, ley will be sold cheap. C'ntains l42 acres of patented land nearly to acres In alfalfa, from which 900 tons can be harvested In one Ranch is centrally located, ten miles from Cherry creek and four and half miles from Camp Verde. Good dwelling house with ex- srs cellar and excellent welt of water. barn, corral. and outbuildiugs; moving machines, hay baler and other farming implements com and part on tim. Water in abundance for irrigation and stock, and splendid range ad- Joining. number of horses and cattle Tor sale also ct . reasonable price.
 For further particulars apply on the prem ises to ]. fl. JORDAN, Verde Valley. or at this ofice eep25u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
Fr0oh Candloo.

Don't fail to examine he overcoat' from s to $35, at Goldwater's. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

Lovers of good liquor should try the
 Monogram whisky, for sale by M. Gold. | water & Bro.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

$t5 per csptE of ,he population, or about one-hfsh as great as twenty years ago.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of P. N. Fisher, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the underlined admi inistrator of the estate of P. v. Ftsher, dooeaaed, to the creditors of and al persons having claims e ainst the said decesscd. to exhiblt them. with the Dscsssary vouchers. within four months after the frst pu blica ton of this notice, to the said adm nistrAtor At the .Cob Web" in the C,ty of Prescott, tho same beine the place for the transact on of the c business of said estate In said county of Yav ApAi w. w. VANDERBILT, Administrator of the estate of P. II. Fisher,
 deceased.
 Dsssd q Prescott. A. r., this loth day of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.

Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses M ReaderA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

To make room for their new goods Goldwater Bros are selling their win ter overcoats below cost.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

Great reduction in overcoats at N Goldwater X Bro.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

The pubic debt per capita ef pspula. ton was at it height in '6s when 1t aver aged about SIS per inhabitans. The interest bearing debt is now less than
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
GREAT ROCK lSLAM

VIGIL Ntr-ANtE< = r..---a>,e r<F CHICAGO. 10LrEI. hs,s-Ss - s " HonT. DIS uorNES C "a "A fERTUWN. Uoux x8,<e r< Sr. PAUL sr. Jo9kf4 e ..s.. f.9 WORTE. R-AN1A1oxka -, ~e ss' SPRINGS. pxNvM xS Aa'-s '....| prosperous cities and enN :. .'. ,s., <| Of the richest faymnse in' v s,1 S0llD vESTibUlk ssfss Leading ail cornrstitcrF = .>s1 of acccrnsnodafions sdt sz<4 and COLORADO sPHc1e ,2.z| ERLo. eusiiG uaa<<1 70 \ service (daiiyl betvefa s.,. -, I BLUFFS (oMAtzA, ar4 ts VI .<.j KANSAS CITY. Mod7ss ...s .1.>I Dining Cars sservsre ds { .xI priccs'. ressfii Bsciirn s-.s and Palace Sleopinx Ss~,.,r.x,z NELSON. HORTON. 8t - s'| >1 ABILENE, CAIaDWkxze >I crn Neersaesra. Eersa& - 2s.< rtsory and Texas. ca ',s '-..A | Choice of routes to the IT
 Tho Famous hifen Runs suporhfy oqusppsd < between Chicago. st. 34- s = 's<;| worth. Kansas City. e. Paul The popular tour, E.. and hunting and nahins E = as It's Watertown and Sios tho great "WREAr @N- Northern Iowa. southwS Central Dakota Tho Short Line via sssr facilities tc travel to ars ss cfnnatt and other soath
 For Tickcts. Maps N Ss ton. apply at any Coup 1| s. ST. JOHN, | osn1 Eanarcr.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

: the capital ]. J. , ,les Herald. stop rnere he wrote the
 correspondence to
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30

ator c .Cson.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-01
w. o. T. u
Work In Foreign Lasds.
(Continusd.l

A field thst promises great things for
the future, has been opened In Mexi-
90, by the workers Of the w. @. T. u.
No country and no GLASS Of people es-
cape the curse Of the drink traffic, and
equally true is IL that, very soon. no
corner Of the earth. however remote.
will bs unacquainted with the object
and work Of the w. G. T. U.
The favorits intoxicating drink In
Mexico ID pulque. that IL carried about
the streets and sold BY The drink for .
mere trifie. tits needless 10 say that
Intempsrance has gained astrong foot
hold among the Msxicans aud that
there Is Q great demand for earnest
work BY the champions OF sobriety. A
a quotation from . letter written by
Mrs. CorpsliA Keith Carter. CORES
ponding secretary Of the w. q. T. u
Of Mexico City. gives an insight into
the condition Of the temperance work
Of that country at the present time:
October Let, css) was . red letter
day for the w. @. T. u. In Mexico. II
was the date Of the formal introduc-
ton Of our cause among the Msxicans'
1--WE chose the Evangelical Alliancs
a. our medium Of interesting these
Il -
people who nesd this work 90 muon'
The large Baptist church was full &c
overfiowiug. After the usual program
Of Bible reading, hymns and prayer
Rev. Mr.. Lofaiss, Of the Presbyterian
church. made fine speech, Amoni
other thjnss, saying that there ia spen
in the City Of Mexico every day To-
strong drink the enormous sum o
lffty thousand dollars. He was fol
lowed by Mn. 6ibsrts, In IN interest