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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-04

DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October 10, 1890
The attention of Delinquent Tax-Pay-
ers for the year 1888, is hereby called to
the following order passed by the Mayor,
Counsellor and Aldermen of the City OF
Annapolis, at it's regular meeting held
October 13ss. 1890.
ORDERED, That the Collector and
Treasurer be, and he is hereby, directed
and authorized to enforce the payment
of all CITY TAXES OVERDUE, fol
the year 1888, and that if the same are
not paid on or before the 18th day of No
vem6er. 1890, then he shall proceed by
due process of law to advertise and sell
the property.
And the Collector and Treasurer ii
hereby authorized to have notice oil
the same published for three weeks, In
two papers published in the City of An
napolis. BY order of the Board,
PHILIP e. PORTER, Clerk.
LOUIS III. REIN,
OLA Collector and Treasurer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-04

who win be the Next Governor.


A year hence the people of Mary
land will be called upon to elect a
successor to Gov. Jackson. Who
will it be The woods are full of
candidates hoping that some happy
accident may put them to the front.
The present indications are, howev-
er, that the contest for nomination
is between ex-Mayor Hodges, of
Baltimore, and ex-Postmaster
Brown, who holds his residence in
Carroll county. Mr.. Hodges claims
to be the choice OF the bosses whom
he at period of his short political
life, denounced in unmeasured
terms. Mr. Brown looks to the
people-to the farmers in their ca
pacity as individuals and as men,
bers Of the Alliance. He is
himself one of the most advanced
farmers in the State and has one of
the finest and beat improved farms
in the rich county of Carroll. Mr..
Brown, too, is one of the frankest,
most genial. hold-sonled gentlemen
that can be found any where, and
would make a model governor, not
only in the discharge of his official
duties but as the truly hospitable
occupant of the gubeTnatorlal man
sion, where he would reside, as the
constitution requires, all the year
round, and be ready at all times to
meet those who may have business
with the Executive Of the State.
This would be great improvement
upon former Governors who, dur
ing the interim of legislative ses,
sions, act as il the duties of their
Office were an infection and u bore.
We know Of no other man likely to
be chosen who possesses these claims
upon the whole people.
Mr.. Hodges is a gentleman of abil-
ity and would make a respectable
Governor, but he is not the man to
sacrifice his private business or per-
sonal ease to accommodate at all
times those whose businesswould call
them to the Executive department,
between the sessions of the legisla-
ture. He is . native of the Eastern
Shore, and for that accident we
have kindly feeling for him, but
he is not loyal to the place of his
birth, having as mayor vetoed an or
dinance submitting to the people of
Baltimore the question of giving
laid and comfort" to Gen. Seth $
Eastern Shore Railroad when it
was struggling for existence.
Between these two prominent
candidates the people of the Eastern
Shore and the counties of the Wes-
tern Shore, sAn have but one
choice. Mr.. Brown is of them and
with them-knows their needs, aud
will influence legislation as far as
he can in curing some of the evils
they complain of, aud gets all the
relief that just laws can afford to a
struggling people.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-04

Tax world is certainly growing
better. There are not half a. many
poets who write about beautiful
snow AID ethereal spring rs there
used to be. Perhaps the newspaper
paragrapher had something to DO
with the general reform.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
A New Paper.

From MT. Ed s. Gill, lately man. aging editor of the Los Angeles Fri
 hune, whe was in town for short time
 Monday, while sn his way 10 San Fran
 cisco, we learn that arrangements have
 beea Psrfecte1 for starting republican journal in Phenix, to be called the
 Daily Arizona Republican It is ex-
 pected that the first number will be
 issued on the 10th instant C. C..
 Ziegenfuss, until recently representing
 the San Francisco Examiner in the
 State Of Washington, and. formerly
 managing editor of the San Diego Bee,
 will, with MT. Gill, assume control. The Republican Is to be seven column felic and will print six thousand words of Associated Press dispatches, or aTr bout seyeE. 7coismns, daily. The body type will be breyier and nospareil and complete new plant, including Get trell cylinder press, stereotyping outfit aad other modern accessories are al- ready purchased and now en the roai. The machinery will be run by water motor and the offices will be electric ally lighted with incsndescent lamps The location chosen is in the Moaihan
 uilding at Phenix. The journal will be strictly and sggressively republican,. bat 1t Is proposed that it shall represent the entire territory, and 70 become gen. sral in its policy. It is backed by an incorporated compsny-Y anna Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Mora, Courage ,n Dali, Life.

These naxims under the head ol "AsrAl Courage" are posted csxspicu essly ca the efbce door of & New Yerl merchant
 Have the courage to cischarge debt while you have the p,eney ia youI pocket.
 Hsve the courage to do witksut that which ycr Ss net need, however much yoSr eyes may oevet it
 Have the cssrage ts speak to a friend in sesdy csat, even though you are ia company with rich sxe. and ,iehly sst;reS.
 Nave the courage fo swa tkat you are Psor, and tsas disarn poverty of its sting.
 Have the courage to tel, man why yeu rsfsse 10 credit.
 Have the courage to tell a nan why you refuse to lend him your money. Have the courage te cut the most agreeable acquaintance yox have when yeu are convinced that be lacks srin- cipie-a friend should bear vita friends inSrrities, but not with his vices.
 Have the courage to show your re- sPect fer Asnesty, in whatever guise it appears, ans your contsnspt fer dis honesty and duphcisy. by whomss- ever exhibited.
 Have the courage to wear your old clothes until you can psy fer new ones. Have the courage to prefer csmiort and prosperity 10 fashion, in sll things. Have the courage to acknowledge your ignorsnce rather than to seek fer knowledge andeT false pretenses. Have the courage, is providing an entertainment for your friends, not ts exceed your means. Have the courage to insure the prep srty Tn your possession, and thereby pay your debts m full.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Live Stock Notes.

David Sheer, a ShertEora breeder, Of California, has deherned about forty head ot Shorthorn calves, whieh he thinks are better than the Polled Dur hams, because they are recorded in the American SherthorB herd seok He las been dshorning large numbers of steers, saving oA-the hsrns the past two years, but prefers the chemical de- keFniHg ol the calves for shc future, and thinks thst plan is destined to be- come universal among farmers and cat tle-men
 Shipp Bres. shipped, last Friday from Blackberry, 5oo head of steers to Kan sas City. This is the first shipment Of beef cattle frcm this county ts eastern markets and the result will be watched with interest by our stock raisers. If the experiment proves profitable other shipments will fellow. The shipp Bros. have several hundred more head of cattle ready for market, but the shIp- ment awaits the result Of the Kansas City yenture.-Mehave Miner.
 Russell t zeimer last week purchased el Ross X Garland, cattlemea ei Ysvs- pal county, one hundred head of enc and sws-year-old seiiers. They were driven t0 the ranch of Henry Bowman, south of this place, whe takes the cattle on shares. A stop was made here CD Saturday night The drive was arder the charge of Jack KeRney, and was made with less of but tive head.--Io- havo MiHsr.
 The curious spectacle of declining prices fer cattle and snchangeahle prices for dressed beef has engaged pub lie attention for years. Lattexly Mir. Vests senate committee has unearthed some intangible explanations eoacern- ing the matter, but it has remained Ter English accountants ts get at the very root of the anemaly. This they have done in the work of examination into the books and contracts of Hammond & Co, just previous to the sale oi the latter's business to an English syndi- cate. The disclosures were interesting. It was shown that the net earnings of the firm for period of three years We're Sl, ,S6l ,s4l on plant valued at Sl5,667, but capitalized at S6 ,4Ti ,000. On this showing, and by reason of tn Q fact that there were "various contracts connected witk ihe business as growing concerns. which from the nature of the sssiness, it might be iniudicieus to pub fish," securities of the purchasing com psDy to the amount of $6s 6s4o0.e00 were readily taken in London.-Age eE Steel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
ka,lons, Educational Asseo,st,on

The National Educational Associa- tion and Council of Education will hold their next Annual Conventions at St. Paul, Minnesota. July f Co Il, 1890. Hon. James II. Garfield, of Lawrence, Kansas, Is President of the Association 1t is expected that there will he twenty thousand teachers present from all points of the Union and Canada. The rEilTosde have agreed 10 sell tickets to St. Paul and rItUrn for one lowest hrst-clsss single rate for round trip. plus g., membership fee. Open te all persons The mest complete arrange. ments gre being made to give the teach a splendid welcome to the Northwest, and to make the meeting great sue cess. There will be ample hslel accom- mosstions at reasonable rates. Local excursions arc being planned ts the Lake region, Yellowstone Park, Cana dian National Park and all important points of interest in the Northwest and on the Pacific Coast, which will furnish teachers with tbe finest summer holi- lay tTil s that they ever enjoyed.
 For copy of Official Bulletin and all particulars about rates, routes, enter iainment and programs ask your rail way licSst agent, or address the Gen. ersl Passenger Agent sf the line you ex- sect to ge over, or sddres $ Sherin, secretsry of St Paul Executive Gem nittee, Hstel Ryan, St Paul, Minn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Good saith from Settlers Wanted

A late decision of the land office will be of interest: Henry Elnore entered the land in Novem Der, 1883, and in March, 1889, submitted final proof in support Of his entry. The proof was rejected by the local land officers be- cause 1t was shown that he had not lived continuously upon the land. Fl. more lived, from the time of his entry until October 1888, with his uncle upon land adjoining the tract in question. while he cultivated few acres and made semeimProvements, his residence was not continuous. Eimore appealed to the general land office, and the com missioner says. "1n view of the fact that there is no adverse claimant, and the further fact that the evidence shows good faith Tn the entry nan, that he has made lasting and valuable improve ments an the land that he has made his home on the land since the date of his marriage in October, 1886, the Sec retsry of the Interior decides that FL more shall be allowed to make new preef within the lifetime Of his entry
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
HELT0GRAPH.
Arizona Beats the World on Long
 Distance Flashes.

The hehegraps practice in the de- psrtmert os Arizona olesed on the 15ts inst, and Lieutenant Fentsn, in charge of the Bald Mountain station, returned to Prescott on the 18th instant. Colo mel vslkmar. who came out fren de- rsrtmens headquarters te inspect the service, aiss returned ,a the I6th inst TAe practice has proven entirely suo- ceSsfnl and satisfactory. One message ef iJo words was transmitted across tke line st aa average speed of ten words per minute between stations, the entire distance frsrs Fcrt Stanton, New Mex ics. te Whirple with the omission si kst single word, and witk but few errors.
 The following composed the list of stations en the line: Western termi- nus, Whipple Barracks; thence te Bald Mountain, Bakers Bate, Mt. Reno. Nit. Graham, Bowie, Camp Henley, Fort Cummings, with a lraHch ts Fsrt Bsysi'd, thence from Fort Cummings to San Andreas, to Fert Stanton, the entire length of the line being 800 miles.
 The remarkable clearncss ef the at
 aesRhere here makes heliogrsphing par ticulsrly successful, the longest single flash in the world having been made on the 14th instant, when Lieut.. Witten meyer, stationed oa Nit. Rene. near Fer; Mcdowell, flashed message te CaSlsiH Murray on Mt Graham, a distance oi I25 miles. Receiving this message. Captain Murray turned his instrument and repeated the message to Lieut.. Hart st Fcrt Huschuca, dis tance si e5 miles, the second longest sisgie fash ever made. and covering distance of 2is miles with a single in- seryening station. On the receipt of this news by heliograph at WhiPpie, Gel volknar was greatly pleased ever the great achievement. Experiments were made witk all the various patterns oi heiisgraFhs. but 1t wss demonstrated that the American instrument was su- perier to either the English or French. The longest single flash ever made in Europe was by tse French, distance of 7s miles, and second longest, in Eng land, 65 miles. The instrument used in making the l25 mile flash was ser vice station American mirror eight inches eouare
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

ITO r. F. MURRAY. YOUR HEIRS AS- \ signs and legal fspFescntsfives
 You are he.eoy notified that tsa undex~- signed. who afe co- wnors with yoa in the Fibre cs us tninx claim. hase.ex beaded th. sum of two hundrtd dniiaTs in la Dor aai - proysUonts upon ssid mining ela,sa th |, said espendisures al improve m snts ht.sr , m ade in The yesrs isSS and issg t. eassa with the United states mining lava reoufx Ing aF nuai expeDd staFes Io Dc mg.ds on sal,s- = ing claims,
 Th4 ssid fIorcneis mining Siaira carsssts af I,sco feet in iengts by 60 feet wiue e.tl t,s ,. Verde mining district, Ia me esaaniF- of Yav. spSi, in the TSfr.t tor, of Atsoaa A raeor4 of the location Of the said sloreneIa mtntnS eialm is made in the racs.sss of mines in ,ns office of the county recorder of sxtc YsSaoal county fu Book 2a page Ss
 And you are hereby farther nottllesf ,hat If at ihs expiration of ntnety days stfer ta,, pahiioa ion ofthis notice. yoa fsiI Q resl . ie c''n oate of pay to 1s your proportion Of toe said expsnuttures, together wlth tte a, st Of the publication of this notloe. She Interest of you n said FiaIepcia mining eisina viii be forfeited snd become the prossIty o, tne uhdersisned. {. .kudS.
 HENRY WURZaURC
 Prescott, A, T., March 1. isso.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
L.sp orr,cs Ar pnrseorr. A. r

May ist.. ie9u
 Notice Is hereby si isen thaI me Ssfiowit,z- sntd euler has died notice of hla int !, . claim, ant that said proof viii ne mat oeIore ihe register and receiver at Prescott. Arscns, on June isth., isN, vtz
 AnIrtw Jackson, Homastead Eotrv Ma 1x. Tor tas E l os \ W i and N H of NE. snip ls, NR sE, -
 n names the folsosine witnesses 10 prs,ve htsconunuous residence upon and cuiftvs Ion ot said land, siz: t:ahs. II. Akars, Wm q, o'Neiil, MafFsy Me fnerusy I2mss M Daser, aii CT frescott, AFisana.
 Any person who destTes t8 protest axafnat the allowance of such proof, or who nop . or any sunsAat tlal reason under tbo l1w aud Iha regulations of ihs Int.rsor Ilepert msnt, why such proof should not be aiiew ed. . will Dc gwen an opportunity at the al, ire menionea ame and pi ace to cross q x am nc the witaes es of sale c ssrSs ant, and to offer eyidence In reouttai of that su ubrattIed bv claimant. !. c. MARTIN Ragfxter
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21

The JoBREAL-MUNER was favored witt B call Monday evening from F. Ped ley and J. c. Marx, who are identified with the Lynx creek hydraulic works The former had just returned rem q visit to the site selected for the dam tc be built there, and expressed him sell well pleased with ii. Hesays that work will be commenced immediately, the lumber required for building purposes having been purchased, and will te shipped in few days.
 Mechanics of all kinds are still kept busy in Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT psEscorr, Aatz i.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARrz n
 May 6. iSs0 [ Notice is hereby given that tha foliowing named settler has lied n tfce of 1 CT fntet- ton to make final rrOof in support of her claim. aud that sa d preos will b. made he. fore the Regis a q Receiver at prese gtt Arizona, on Juno le. 1894 vts- kfigabe. D 'Densmcrs, Homesiead Eatry No. sT5. for ghe S. NV. & \. h sW. F. ste. g. tp. t3, range 2 N.
 She names the blowing witnesse 70 prove her continuous residence Npon, and cufi!va- ton of, said land, viz: hsxektah Brooks A. 0. Moves. l. 4. Natledxe snd B. Jones, al | of Prescott Ariz. J. c. MARTIN, mali Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
$500 ReSaFa.

The above reward will be paid by the undersigned for the apprehension and conviction of the party or parties who set fire to the Standard mill on Groom creek, on the morning of March 26th. Ws MONTGOMERY, Jr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21

"C. $. Gleason, Sara r. Shepard aairied, Wednesday, May 1th, 1890, Perry, Ohio; residence, Seattle, Wash ngton. Such WAS the information re- aeiyed ts-dsy ay neatly printed card q the nasil. Mir. Gleason was former principal of the Prescott public school, But is now located ss an attorney at Seattle, Washington The JOURNAL MINER congrstulstes him on his taking a lie partner into his business.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
APPLICATION F09 A PATENT.

U. \ IA oFFics. fRssasrr AsssoSv.l NOTICE Is hereby gsvsn ths. [ sck beffy lN Mining Company. by J. I, Wiliiams, its Prescott. Arizoaa. has stfs day ried bis ap. piicat on for q pafrnt for lsta finetr feet of the Hattie tuiue or vein. bearing gold sii- yer and copper with serface ground 0no feet County of Ysvspsi ant Territory of Arizona. and desigGsts d by ths bsid rofss anu official plat on hss la this q Ice, as Lot Number A3, the exterior bouudarses of said Lot Nc. t& being as fcilowei
 Begiaping at inlt si monument at center HMM No Y s Mineral Monument Na. 3 eeaEss S st deg 2o min. W. sass feet No lu- tneut No N aosner to isS - G < lot No sl, hs~rs \ s2 des e nun F. is70 feet; ter end of cisim where is set slate stone marked N Nc T. thenca s l6 dfS tt tniu V 500 q where is scs siate stsn sssai ked M No s.theuce sa deg A min is . q "a where s l6 dss IS min s to v oeRgsrend of esnlB where is set granite stane ms ksa S No same eourssi 0eo ft To where ls ees a granite atone marked A No theaee V n ds ( e markss M Nos; thsncs \ is d-s 10 mia V Sos, lt lo mon No q place of begtunlag
 Magnetic variation fs deg 6o msn Es con- ts,ninl 2,-66 acres.
 The location ol this mine ts rec srfad m the Recorder oiisoe of fsvepat Coonty, in RBok gs of Mines.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely asy portion of said Mattle mine or surface ground are required to fle their adverse claims with the Register Of thS United siates Lana oiice ef Pre@cott, io inc Territory or AFisons, daring the sixsy days period of paolis siion hsrsoi, or Ia y vii be barred by virtue of the provisions of the stafaie
 1m't tiov J. c. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Sale Of Territorial Real Estate.

THEE following descri bed real estate In the
 ' C,iy of Prescott, Territory cs Arizona, yis: Lots twenty seven l27p and txenty.eight (xsl . Block th rte flSl, known as the Iackson said Territory by decree Of Inc District Court nf said Territory. iu and for the Cannty Of lavspai. will, Tn pursuance to Act No. II, Of Pubic Auction, for cash. in front oft Court House door, at Prescott, Arizona, at n n'slock R. m. OF the 2Sth day Of June. ,Sqo, by fhs m. dersie ned. who reserves the rght to reject any and all hids.
 ns THOMAS RUoHEs. Auditor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Rooms to let.

NTALDO HOUSE - NICE, COAFoRTA-
 W ply furnished rooms 10 let ably by the day, weak, or month. sla
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Pianos on ,nstallmen,..

Pianos sold on easy instaIlments. First ilass, fine toned instruments 8. M. Go'dwster, Prescott. Aris. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Letter L.st.

The following is list of letters re. mainingin the FeSt-otiice at Prescott, Arizona. uneallea for May 15, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21

Please call for Advertised letters"
 J. ". ARCHIBALD, P. M.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-29

}. A. Mckay, of Kansas, has
never studied law, never been ad-
united to the Bar, never served in
any capacity in court, and yet
the farmers..elected him Judge efone
OF the district courts. The Farmers
Alliance will send him to Ann
Arbor for sixty days to fit himself
for the bench. This shows that all
the members of the Alliance want
in candidate is honesty, and they
will do the rest.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-29

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one year In adcance. ''