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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24

MrNNEAroLIs, Mimi, Dec 24.--Confiden-
tial figures obtained show the stock of wheat
here In private houses to be about g., $50 900
bushels. This makes the stocks at three lead
ing points as follows: Minneapolis public
houses, 7,5z2, eos bushels; Minneapolis (pri-
vate houses, ESQ, 900; st. Paul, S45, 600:
Duluth, Ash, $50 Total, 14,ol6,e7g.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24
curious Accident on the Rail-.

ANDovER, Mass, Dec ga piece Of tim
Der projecting from a freight train raked
the side Of passing express train ON the
Boston aud Maine railroad here yesterday,
breaking every window aud sash, covering
the PASSENGERS with glass and splinters, The
cars were filed with Passengers Fifteen or
twenty persons we're slightly cut or bruised
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24
New Chief of Police for chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4-Mayor Cregier last
night appointed Capt. Frederick II. Marsh
general superintendent Of police, vice George
w. Hubbard, resigned. Marsh was a United
States marshal during President Cleveland,
administration
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-Tbe newspaper
proprietors yesterday decided TO refuse the
demand of the printers for a cents per ], 900
ems instead of 40 cents
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-The mayor has vetoed
the order of allowing the Chicago White
Stocking tBrotherhoodD base ball club to use
the grounds at the foot of Ohio street near
the lake for ball park, as the owners of
AUDITING property refused to give the officers
of the club the necessary consent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24
Cast In by the Sea.

AsBURY PARK, n. j., Dec 2+-Several
portions of human bodies have been found on
the beach between Sandy Hook and Sea
bright by the crews of Life-Saving stations
and ?. The remains are beyond doubt those
of the crew of the bark Germania, which was
wrecked at Long Branch a short time ago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24

crate and egg. "a. so; stove, No. 4 and
nut; ~. 20 per ton, screened and deliv-
ereu' 70 cents per ton discount allowed
u PAID within ten days. Camel coal
Ior CRATES w per ton. Now is the time
70 buy. Blacksmiths' coal coke and
charcoal on hand. T.. G.. FRAzKR
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24
pi.trust mt Rio de Janeiro.

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Private advices from
Rio de Janeiro state that feeling of distrust
among the civilians and discomfort among
the soldiers prevails throughout Brazil
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24
Signed AnotherL.arue Man.

LOWELL, Mass, Dec. 2--John NJ Ward
was here yesterday and signed Arthur Whit
ney, thiId baseman of last years New York
league club, for this years New York Play
ers' club
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24
SALISBURY WROTH.
His Alleged Intention in the At
rican Squabble.
ULTIMATUM TO GO TO PORTUGAL.

serpa Pinto's Doings Must Bs Straight
ened Out or Deiagoa Bay VIII BE
Seixed-Engiish Liberals Dig Up q Lib
eral speech by the Premier on the Irish
Questionable smith-sIavIn Fight-Dis-
trust In Brazil.
LONDON, Dec 24-Lord Salisbury is rep
resented by those who are in official contact
with him to be determined to seize Delagoa
bay, unless Portugal Immediately makes a
satisfactory apology for her action in south
east Africa, restores the status quo as it ex-
listed before the recent raids of Serpa Pinto,
and makes suitable PREPARATION for the injury
inflicted upon British interests
Values Englsnd's Friendship.
In an interview with the correspondent of
The Daily News at Lisbon yesterday, Senior
Comes, minister OF marine, colonies, and for
eign affairs, intimated his willingness to meet
England with liberal commercial policy in
southeast Africa. He laid great stress upon
the value of England's friendship, and EN-
phatically denied that English merchants
complain of the Portuguese administration.
On the contrary, he asserted, they greatly
deplored Portugars loss of the lower Congo.
Serpa Pinto Makes n Report.
LISBON, Dec. PA telegram sent by
Serpa Pinto on Oct Is from Muggurumba,
telegraph station ON the Shire river, says the
British flag was being hoisted at several
places on Portuguese territory, in one in
stance the natives having raised au English
flag opposite the camp of the Portuguese
railway surveying party. This flag was re-
moved by Maj Dias.
On Nov. . the governor of Mozambique
telegrapbed Pinto that he had requested the
natives to lower all foreign flags. Ifthey re-
fused to comply with this request the Portu-
guese would haul them down with due honors
and send them to Quillimane to be restored
TO the proper consuls
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24

North Carolina has 100000 acres Of
swamp land 70 sell for the benefit Of her
educational fund.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24

The German reichstag has voted to
exempt students Of theology from mill
tary service.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-24

40 The The population of Japan is just under
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Corn-Silk foV Oropsy.

It is not generally known that tn, silk on an ear of green corn is . power
 full and efficient remedy for dropsy. fol bladder troubles and diseases of the kidneys. In the Louisville Medical News we find an account of the medi. cal properties of corn-silk and tue cures that have been effected by its use. The way to use it Is to take two double hsndsful of fresh corn-silk and boil in two gallons of water until but gallon remains. And sugar to make a syrup.
 Drink tumtleriul of this thrice dai y.
 and it will relieve dropsy by increasing
 the flow of urine. Other diseases of the
 bladder and kidneys are benefited by the remedy. which is prompt, efficient
 and grateful to the stomach. The treatment can be continued for months without danger or inconve nience.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
0na

"Do you carry these Shoes r "Why yes sir Also the
 Largest and best stock of mems Boots and Shoes in
 Let me you my of Furniture consisting part elegant Parlor Ses Bed Lounges all styles Extension Tables Bedroom Wadrobes Easy Chairs Rockers and other wire Best and cheapest line of Car pets Desks and Office Chairs, wall paper etc. ~ See the Crockery and these elegant Dinner and Tea Sets Also the Designs in Glassware Ornaments Lamps On this side have Cross Blackwell and other fine brands ot assorted Groceries which selling to defy
 on On the U other side the varied and complete assor of Gents Furnishing Goods bankets notions etc., and as but step down into the and catch to the Large Assortment of every description of Fine Old wines and
 Liquors St Louis and Milwaukee beers champagnes which we dish who together with cigars of the choicest brands The brick repenshed with every description of Grain Flour and canned goods which import carload lots
 m delighted with your varied Assortment and your Low Prices astonish May inquire your terms ?
 SPOT CASH w
 Well goodbye; cold day." J. L. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
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in the Justice's Court. Prescctt Precinct aavapAi County. Arizona Terrttorv Copy of sum mons No
 hyron Newton. Plaintiff, vs 6taadard Nii,, Ing nno heductlon O., and Arfsonn yfnion Mining Co, ID fendants. - Action brought h the Ju stict' 's Court o. prc. cott Precinct, in the County of Ynvsrai Territory of Arizona The yerritory of Arizona sends creating t., shndard Milling aud Reduction Co. and ATE ins union Mining Co Yoa arc hereby summoned snd required 10 appear in an ac- tien brought against you by the above am, d Rialnun iu the Justices Court of Prcscott rrecinct, In the County of YavApAi, in the Ierfitory of Arizona, and answer the com. pla!nt nled Tn said Court, at Presco,t' in me day of servieel sf.er the service upon you Of this summons, if served iu this Fre- cinct; but Ia served out of the Precincf ana withio the co0nty. then within ten da, .. and II served out of the county. then vitnir nfteen dAyss m all other cAseS txs tv daw. said acAion is brought to recover one 6nn. dred and nine and 2l leo colinr win tnss. est thereon from April le lSp,
 Anu you are here by nOlined thnft if vor ,~,l to appear and answer the compIaini .s shcve required, said plaintiff will take iuI sn, ent RgSinst you for the amount demsndes .s Afor aaiJ, and tor all relief in the pre mi.es and for costa of suit Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand this twenty.rrst day or August A. D. 1889.
 HENRY T. ANDREWS. Justice of the Peace, Yavapai county. Ari. Robert Brown, Attorney for rialutin aas
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To F, N. Short, your heirs, assigns and legal represe ot atives.
 You are hereby noti ned thst the under. signed who fe co-owner with you in the NJ organ Kid mining claim, has expended the sum ot one hundred dollars in labor and impruve- ments upon said mining claim, the said ex. peniitures and improvements being made by me m the year lSsS. in compiinncs with the United States mining lays, reouiriuv sunuai sxpen dit1ses 10 bs made on mining claims. The said Mo o'gan Kid suining claim co aists of l.soo feet in length by 600 wide, situate in Tur. 1ey Creek mining district. in the .sun,y of Ievapai. Territory or Araona. A record of the location of the said Morgan Kld mining ci i'm is made in ,he Record Of Mines, in the once or the county Recorder of said YavapA county. in book 2l. pages S2s and S9S.
 And you are hereby further notified that If. at tne ea 2ir .tion of ninety days after she puoiicston or thts notice, you fail or refuse 70 contribute or pay to me your proportion of tne satd exl enditures, toAether with the crst or the publication of tht notice, the fp,erest of yon in said Morgan Kid mining claim viii oe iorfeited and become tne property of the undersis ned: JANES MART
 Prescott. A. T.. June 10th. 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
SnERlEE'S SALE.
ON ExEcUTIoN-ALIAs EXECUTION. I.awrens wendlins, Plaintiff.

ON kXECuTION-ALlAS kAESoAsS'
 I.awrens wendlins, Piainun.
 A. A. Fureish, C. K. Marshal and Albsrs
 Hy virtue of an execution issasa ous ns v, the DisU.ct Court of Inc Third sudicisl Ds trici, of the Territory of Arizona, in Anu ", she Couoty of Yavapai. dated the LAn ssy ysr v, LAvreox W sndiing is pialnt.f. and A. Furbish. G E. Marsh All and Albsrt hSIvlcss are defendants, for she sa M oI fIve uu"S gss S and sixty .nine and $so9 s3-iu pSiie0s VI interest and cssts of suit. aud Acoruine cosss . which more fully eppesr. oy fessss .ss. - said execution, naNo levied on the ieios ing aeseribed property of A. "A tuIo: xi, of the within nsmet defeneants, to VI. ~, the rig hf titie interest, ctaim and possesslon or ria ht of pos.esSi,n, of tue said aefsnusn' n A. A. furhis b. in. to and upon. ioa. css.es. <. mining claim lying ana being sts the Wsker Mining lis rict. county oi T ns, pai, anu Territory of Arizona, smca anu described as follows, to vii: The LoweiI min ing claim, iocata d on the ftt day ol tsnusry' lSSe by Mrs. A. A. turbisn, the noeics o, .osr sr ton whsr is recorded a psxe ~ oi ovS ,s : x% Of Mining Records, in the omce oi t.s County Record. rof the county af favspAi. tc yhtsh said locAtion nolict aad th3 fSposu thereof, As aforesaid. reference is tlefenhto hsa and m ade for a moe dennite anu ee'.sin description Of said premises,
 Notice is hereo given shat on SATURDAY. the sn yrNrH DAY Of sEPfEAbEn, icse: a, twelve o'clock noon of th day, to ffont oI the norah dolr of the Coart House. in tne Sssy of Arizona, [ will sell all the risht, utis ano inteiest of The said defsndAnt, A. A. furoisn: in Ani to the aiove described property es public auction, for cash unHsu ssss Sss , rsncy. to The hi, hest aud best bidder so ss''
 W. Q. o'NEiLL. shsrin.
 By N. MclsEs Deputy. - =,
 Lated Presc Itt. A. r., August isth. isS. s'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Mining Application No. 22O.
U.s 8. Land ofhce. Prescott. Arizona,

| June 9, 1sS9 1 Notice is hereby given that the Congress told Mining Company by Its Assistant Secre- tAry '. A- Murphy. whose postoffice address | is Prescott, Arizona, has made application for l patent for 15O0 linear feet on the .Niagars'' m,ne, bearing gold ores. Situate in Martinez minin districL, Yavapai county, Arizona and designated As Lot No. 40 A and described in the official plat and field notes on file in this oMce, as follows. viz:
 Beginning at initial monument at W center rnd of ciaia where is set granite rock m .rked 1. NJ. N. No. l.
 u. S. Mineral Monument No. bears N 56 des 70 min w S544 ct. Then i2 deg 30
 min W S00 f ct to granite boulder in place
 marked N. No. 2 Thence N n deg 30 min W
 l5oo feet to granite stone marked N. No. 8.
 Thence N F deg 90 min E 800 feet to granite
 stone marked N. No. 4; 500feet to granite stone
 marked N. No. 5; thence 77 deg So min. E I5O
 feet to granite boulder in place marked N.
 No. c. Thence l2 deg So min W Soo feet to
 monument and rock mar ked M. N. No l,
 place of beginning, containing 20 66 acres
 Magnetic variation IA deg % min R
 The location and re oeation of this mine h
 recorded In the Recorders office of Yavapal
 county, Arizona, iE Book 19 Of Mines, psges
 o9S and 59d. and Book es of Mines psges ais
 pany on the North.
 All persons holding adverse clsims thereto are required to present the same beforr this ounce vi hin sixty days from the first day of PuehSeuon ncreoi, or they wul be barred by virtue of he provisiols of the statute.
 NJ tce is likewise giv, that the above claimant has also tLis day ed its . aapiication TOT patent for the Niagara Mill Site claim. containing 95-100 acres of non. mineral and taken in connection with the above n med and described Niagara mining claim. situate m Martinez Mining District, Yavapai eouEty. Arlxoni. Designated a lot No. 40 aud de, scribed in The official plat and fife lofes on He in this office as follows, viz:
 Beginning ct Initisl Monument at NE coy. ner of claim where Is set a granite roct msrked l. N. N. N. s. No. Il; U. S. Mineral monument No. 1 bears $ So deg A min W tiop feet. Monument l. N. N No. I belp py th, lniuAi monument and marking the K center ena or Mag rA mining clais, in connection V vitn wnicn this mil cite claim Is taken bears 2 oO deg &o min V 45S5 feet Thence S | seg E sSu feet 10 granite rock marked N NJ NO. s Thence N S deg W 40 feet 10 gran. lts stone marked N. N. S. No $ Thence n ds S9Osfeet to gran ta ou der marked N | M S. No. {. Thence S5 deg K 40 feet to monument and stone I. N. N. N. a. No place of begin ing, containing 4a5 s,.r,s sariation i4 deg % min E.
 The location ot tbis mi s,ts is rreor,,.s in ne necorder's office of Yavspai county. Ali. .oh. m Boo { 2 of Mill Sites and Wat. Rights 'ages 10 ana l7 All persons holding adverse islms thereto are rcquired to present ts sihe before this office within sixty days from ne date here or they win be barred bv yir- ue ot the provisions of the s,a'ute.
 E. BURGESS, Register.
 First Pablicaf,on Jniy 1880.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
slnlns Application No. 2IS.
u.sLANp orrrcr .r rp

u.sLAND oFPicE AT PRksc TT. ARrzoNA. , ,tice is hereby given hat th" Iopr,e., soid Mining Company, by Is Assistant Secre . ,y, r. M Murphy, whose postoffiee addres, 10 rteseott, a,izooa, has made application fo, paien. TOT ioo0 linear feet on the Congress
 mine bearing gold ores Situate Sn Nsrt;ns .. :
 Mining Dstrict Yavapai Co, Ark and ass,,. s.@u ss Lot No.-- and described in .be of
 hciAi plat and heid notes on lie in tbi. os.,es
 as follows, vix.. s o'iee
 peginning at initial monument At e eer,a, enc oi ciaiil where l, NJ. C. No ia msrksd on lace of granite bouid r. IT vinss.,
 Monnment No bears N 7S deg So min W siSS teet Thence g deg Is min 3a fest wh.s'' ss s set granite rock marked c No. Thsn.s os deg 45 min " 6UO feet to .,a,. s.ss ma mafked No,S. Thence N Ss deg ib min W ~ feet to granite boulder marked ~ No " .nencs sb deg l5 nth W 500 fee, to E cen. ~ ser sna ot claim and to granite rock martaa w ..,, NJ W ooc ieet to where is marked t, No 6 S" . s, 'sce or granite boulder ie alscs. Thence = oS oeg 10 min 900 feet to late ,ock marrsS ts t & vo. {: Thence N 6f deg s5 min F 600 feet csb % \, "a sal.e rock marked C. No. s. Thence ss uos 's nun Su feet to monument an rocs saining s002 acres. Magnetic ysr,stior fl s1n. J
 min K. The location of this mine ss rsE ss ueE ga n the Recorders office of Yaysns, .s,s' o,a- :n. a:r,zona, in Book l9 of Mines. pars. Nss s,JS oS'' AGloinlng claimant Is the same eomnsas on ne E, W. aud S. All persons ho,d,ng sS .s verse claims thereto are reQuir. d to nyessn, snc ss me before this office within aixtv ss. rom me hrst day of publication hersos Ss .Sey VII oe narred by virtue of tho proyisions of the statute. E. BeRGEsS Ran,..
 Firss Publication July $, 1899
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

Miss Laura Gould, daughter of M. HI.
 Gould, will arrive on to-mo rrows train,
 and will open the Cherry creek school
 on Monday.
 Judge Chester Thomas and family
 eIpec, to remove to Topeka, Kansas.
 about the first of October. Sorry to
 lose them from Prescott.
 Attention is called to the card in this
 issue of D. w. Pritchett. architect and
 builder. MT. Pritchett has juss com
 pleted fine school building for tho
 Miller valley school district, and is putting the finishing touches to the
 addition to the St. Joseph's Academy
 J. B. Mclaughlin was committed to
 the county jail to-day, to serve a sen-
 tence until he pays fine of $3O," i'm posed on him by country justice of
 the peace, for petit larceny. As he
 has no means at his command, his pun
 ishment promises to be perpetual, un-
 less some relief is granted him. The latest thing in hotel bills of fare Is an edible menu card. You select the dishes you want, and then while
 waiting for them you amuse yourself by leisurely eating up the bill of fare, 1t acting as an appetiser. It is the scheme of London confectionsr. He makes thin sheet of sweetened dough, and after it has been baked he prints the menu upon it in ink made of chocolate. It hasn't got over here yet, but it will by and by.
 It is "a fact that the only time during the year that citizens of Tucson are compelled to keep their doors locked is during the holding of the so-called Feast of San Augustine. There is more stealing in and about Tucson du- ring the holding of this "feast" than during the other eleven months of the year. At the close of the feast the pas- ture fields are raided for horses, and DO house Is safe from the thieves which gather here from Sonora and else where. Star.
 The September Overland Monthly opens with poem sn the remarkable Chinook wind of Oregon and Washing ton, illustrated with sketches from the Columbia river country. The noenn and pictures give pleasant idea of one of the most interesting phenomena of the whole history of winds. The other poems in the number are also of high grade, and of n striking variety in subject and manner,-"rhe Tarn," a poem of intellect; "A Talisman," a love song, of rarely tender and noble | motive; "A Wave" a poem of fancy and "The Rainy Season." ball ad of l the mines.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
The Fiagstan Town Plat.

Notice is hereby given that . plat oI the town site of Flagstaff, Co unty o Yavapai, and Territory of Arizona, has this day been submitted to; the board |of Supervisors for approval. All par |ties desiring to contest the correctness os said plat are hereby notified to show |csuse on or before the afternoon of rhursday, September 5th, 1889, why kaid plat should not be approved.
 By ordersf the Board of supervi- bors. E. J. F. HORNE, Clerk.
 Prescott, A. T., Aug. 2S. 1889.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Funeral of Mrs. Williams.

Died in this city, August 9, at her kte residence, I6l6 Geary street, Leah, fidow of the late John Williams, and bother of Mrs Elizabeth Bisboe. Mrs.
 c. Young and Miss Mary William (
 San Francisco, and Lewis, John J., |nd Benjamin Williams of Arizona, |eed 70 years. The funeral will take
 lace tomorrow. Thursday, at II fclock, from St. Pauls Episcopal
 hurch, California street, near Steiner. kS. E. Chronicle, 18th.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Terriseria, soars sot Equall.a,.en


 The board finished i.s labors yestsr. day and adjourned sine die.
 The board capitalized the asseesmeni on grant lands as follows The landl of the A. < P. R. R. were raised from 30 cents to 75 cents per aero. All pri vate land grants in Pima and Cochiss counties were i.ised to 90 cents and $L30, according to the character of the land. The San Pedro grant lands were raised to g per acre. In several in- stances the assessment of stock was raised. In Pima, horses were raised from $l7.5o per head to $25; in Pinsl, from $22.S2 to s25; in Cochise, from $s2.9o to $25; in Yavapai from 24.95 ts $s9.5O. Some other changes were made Tn other counties. Sheep throughout the Territory were raised from $l to $l.5O| per head.-Tucson Star, 25th.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
Some Interesting Items for All
 Classes Ol Readers.

Homeopathic medicines. A full as. sortment just received at w. w. Ross
 Corner Drug Store.
 Congress, Apollinaris and Vichy mineral waters in stock at the Corner drug store. If Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
 New millinery goods just received at | Mrs. Burdge's. Call and see what lovely Pattern hats, Sun-Shade hats, bonnets, ribbons and flowers. Second door north of the Postoffce. m7mI
 Otto Halmer, proprietor of Martin Matters restaurant, has one of the most commodious, well lighted and we'll fitted dining rooms in the city, and the fare corresponds with the surroundings Ice cream parlor soon to be started. If
 Stockmen are notified that . large consignment of chleroform, calomel and csrbolic acid has just been re- ceived at w. w. Ross's corner drug store. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Sher,n o'Neill's Pro,est,

Sheriff O'Neiil has received the fol- lowing reply from Territorial Auditor Hughes, in regard to his protest agains, the reduction of the assessment on land grants in this county:
 Your communication and protest Vi the 10th instant was duly received. A few days later we received 4-page protest in answer thereto from Wm. c. Hazledine, of the A. & P. R. R. Co. The Board finally decided 10 assess the grant at 70 cents per acre. and it was so ordered"