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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18

To The STocEaEs OF ARIZONA:
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We know you will be pleased with the
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
DISTRICT COURT.
Hen. H. C. Gooding, Judge.
WEDNESDAY, June IL.

WEDNESDAY, June IL.
Court convened at 10 o'cleck a. m
psrsuant TO adjournment.
History Company vs. J. w. Dough
erty; placed on calendar.
Territory vs. John poughertyi on mo
ton Of district attorney, the aefendsn
was discharged.
Territory VS. G.. W. Young. Defend
an. arraigned and given statutory tim'
to plead.
Territory We Harry Gordon. De
PENDANT arrsigned and given statutory
time 20 plead.
Territory VS. Andrew Lopez On mo
ton Of district attorney, an attachment
was issued for Chas Genung. NJ. Nc
inernay was sworn III the matter.
Emma Gonzales VS. I. W. Simmons.
Order for oertiorari upon the probat,
judge.
Territory VS. the Delinquent list. Mo
ton TO strike off assessment Of De La
vergne.
ID. ]. sullivan We W. II. Hatcher
Leave granted TO amend complaint snd
given ten days 10 answer.
yanderlipys ysnderlip; placed on
calendar.
yenire fer 81 trial Jurors issued.
Grand jury made q report and then
retired.
Joseph Eble VS. ID. p Nichols. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for 1867.
Grand Jury made report and then
retired.
Adjourned until Thursday, June l2th,
THURSDAY, June II.
MORNING SESSION.
Court convened at the usual hour.
Territory VS. Rafael Labato, indicted
by grand jury for assault with intent to
kill. ArrsigDed. and took statutory
time 10 plead.
Territory vs. Edwin Muir, burglary ;
arrsigned and given statutory time to
plead.
Territory VS. Joseph Ladd and John
Higgins, grand larceny; arraigned and
allowed statutory time TO plead.
Territory VS. Geo. W. Young, murder ;
plead not guilty. Trial set for June IL.
Territory VS. Henry Gordon, alias
"Hop Fiend Harry" burglary; plead
guilty to charge.
Territory, plaintiff and respondent,
VS. Dan West, defendant and appellant !;
appealed from judgment OF JUS
tees court imposing fine of sac.
Appeal sustained and complaint dis
missed.
The following special venire OF jurors
was returned by the sheriff;
Chas. Quinn, W II Ferguson, Isaac
Helm, Oliver Perry. Ira Moore, w W
Davis, II NJ Hughes, Il L Tea. Louis
Dugas, Fred Williams. Robt W Meador,
Jas Butler, II Cough, Chris Jergason.
Geo Augustine, Marion Jacobs, Henry
Murphy, NJ A Bradley, B. A. Hussey,
Louis Wollepberg.
Recess until 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court re-convened at 2o'clock 2. m.
Territory VS. Andress Lopez. murder.
Defendant withdrew plea OF not guilty,
and entered plea OF guilty.
The following bills were reported
ignored by the grand jury:
Territory vs. Chas. Schultz.
Territory VS. Henry Bevering, larceny.
Territoryvs Frank Murdoch, larceny.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Friday,
June 18th.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TnR
Il Thifd Judicial District. Territory OF sri-
sess, county OF YAvApsi. imn ". key,eE
pisiatid, -. Sehn Key ssr, eeiendsRt, suta
n.oas No. iN7.
Action brought Ia the Dsir.ct Court Of The
THIRD Judicial Dsssrict, in and for IA coaats
OF favsrai. Territory Of Arizona.
fhe Territory OF Arizona sends greeting 30
JOHN Kesser.
You are hereby summoned and required 70
appear In 81 action brsught against you uy
the above nance plaintiff. IL the Dlstriet
Court Of the Third Judicial District, 10 and
for the County OF Yavapai. In tee Territory Of
Arizona. aud answer the CON plsint died with
the Clerk OF tAis Court, ~ Prescott. ia said
Cornty, " thin zen days te,cigsivo OF the das
u ieryicel after The service up a 800 80 this
summons, II served In this souaiy; bus y
served ont OF the eou3sy and within this -
triei, then twenty days. In ali other eAses,
thirty day.
Ana you are hereby notised "a Al Y you
fall 10 sppesr and answer the complaint a.
above required, the pislntir will take juag-
ment by iefsel Ok Aiust you. and cosls and
disbursements IL the behalf expended.
Given under nay hand aud The seal 81 said
curt this 20th DAY Of My, A. u. 1890.
It's WILLIAM WILKINSON,
Herntoa & Hawkins, Attorneys for plaintiff
InsDSQd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


-
May lst., 1899.
NOt,ce II hereby given that tue following
aused euler hes flied notice OF his int n .
ton 20 make nnsl proof In support OF his
claim, ana that said proof win be made
before The register add receiver Mt Prescott,
Arixona. on June 18TH, 1870, Wig
Anlrew Jackson, Homestead Entry No,
2o2. FOR the 4 y OF W y and n y OF NE
\, ana W y otN y OF sectioa "a, wn-
Sd y 10, r rs,
he names the following witsessesto prove
hisc,Dtiuuous residence upoit and cultiya
ton of SAID land, v,z: Gess. III. Akers. VIM.
o. o'Neili, Aarray Nc Iaernsy. James NJ
Bsss r, all OF Prescott, Arizona.
ANY person who desires 10 protest against
the allowance OF such proof. or who know
of any substaaual reason under the law
and the regulstions OF the Inter or Depart.
men., why such proof should mol be allowed,
will be gwen AN opportunity Mt the abays
lhe eitnes e. OF SAL q aimsnt, aud 10 offer
evidence In renuttai Of that submitted by
claimant. j. q. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
NO. 2sT.l
APPLICATION F02 A PATENT.

u. s.. LAND OFFICE, PRrscorT ARIzoNv.l
May 7th, 1891
NOTICE Is hersby given thai II sch berry
IN Mining Company, by J. y, Williams, us
Prescott. Arizona. has this day died his APP.
piicat on for patent for 1900 linear feet OF
he Matte mine or vein. bearing gold att
yer and copper with surface ground 6na feet
in width. situated la Big Bug atLi y District
Couety of fsvhIS$ an Feir,toEy OF Ar z9na,
and designat d Eytbe Il i'd - osts and offisia
pl- ON d = In this o &c, as Lot Numher s.
the exterior boundaries ~ sad Lot No. q
being a. follows:
Begi ming at Init VI monument at center
of claim, where - set "a slste stone Pm ~ ed
I'M NJ Mol u Mineral NJ anument No 4
hesrt 8 81 deg % mia. W. Sf2s f.et; Mo u
mem No w corner TO ao ~ Nj q
lot No 81. hears 81 deg Is min r i170 feet
theme N 70 deg 45 min r. 10 % feet TO Il Ger
ter end OF claim where Is set slate stone
MARRIED NO 2; thence 10 deg Is min W
900 H. here is set siate stSn0 r'sik ed NJ No
g, thence 4 % deg Is min ~ Is n II ~ where
= Is deg IS min 10 W ce end aim
where Is set q granite stone IA IL NJ No 4
(same coursel 20 II 10 where ~ set xaaniia
stone marked NJ No 5 thence " az deg 4s
msrkei N Nos: tn nee " 10 deg rs min w
500 n 10 mon No 2, place OF beginning
Magnetic variation 70 des 81 min E. con =
tsiutnl 20.ee acres.
Tao location OF this mine is rec rdsd In the
Recorder ONCE OF Ytvspsi County, In Book
Any aud all persons claiming adversely a V
portion of said Matte mine or SUI ace
ground are required 10 ile cir adverse
claims with mo Register of the Uni.ed States
Arizona, du ing ne Sky days psrtsd of
publ alton hereof, or IN Will be barred by
virtue OF the provisions OF The statute.
ssn TOW &c. MART N, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18

airs. 4. u. Aoyes is sick.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18

LAND orr.oE AT PaK.c,

LAND OFFICE AT PsEscorr ARIz- |
Msy "a Is1.
Notice 10 hereby given that tho folI. win
named settler bas iiei notice Of hts futen-
lion To mas nnsi proof ia spapart Of his
clsifn, ss'd that ssid proof will D.. made be-
fore the X sg,ster and Receiver I'll PrescHtt. of,
Thur sday, July 8 1890. via MI u Hons
stead Ehtry Va -. Ter IA sh ~ J. ard
NV ~ SW y OF Sc ~. an oE u si + !,
Of sse 10 tpisN, R5w.
He names the following Witnesses To p owe
his continuous reside,e CO upnn. aud cuIIiva-
don OF. said land. via. G r II -. VIM. A.
Neal. Peter Marx, all o. MaInct Greek, AriH.;
Roland Mosher, Of Prescott, Arls
mas I'd @. MARTIN, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
SATURDAY, June Ii.

SATURDAY, June Ii.
Court met at 8 o'clock a. m.
Territory We Edwin Muir; motion
for arrest of judgment argued and sab
mitted
History Co. VS. J. w Dcugherty, set
for trial June l6.
A. A, Johns was admitted 70 citizen
ship.
Territory VS. J. w. Worrsll, assault
with intent to kill pleaded not guilty.
Territory VS. Chas. w. Helm, robbery !;
plead guilty.
Ike Patrick VS. o. F. Place; case
dismissed.
Bullene, Moore, Emery & Co. VS. Mrs.
Z. Fitzpatrick; set for June 90.
Evans VS. Boaz Mining Co; Sc. for
June rs.
Recess until O'clock
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
Board OF Supervisors.
WEDNESDAY, June III.

WEDNESDAY, June III.
Board met June 1lth, at 10 o'clock.
Present, S. 2. Behan (chairmsn), and
Morris Geldwater, supervisors, and the
clerk.
The following official bonds wsre ex-
smined and approved
". A. Buchart, rs notary public at
flagstaff; T. w. Coover, notary public
surveyor; w. W. Nichols, road master
Cottonwood; Geo. Opdyke, read mas
ter, Prescott; ]. II. Cordes, read mas
ter, Antelope; P.J. Fitzgerald, road
master, Turkey Greek
Board adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
A kiDAl, Suee
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
Court met at the usual hour.
A. &. p. r. L. Co. VS. VIM. Garland
ct al; dismissed with prejudice and
without cost.
Territory vs. ]. w Warrell, assault
with intent to murder; arrsigned and
gwen statutory time TO plead.
Territory VS. Harry Gordon, burglary.
Sentenced to term of one year in the
territorial penitentiary.
Territory VS. Edwin Muir Plea OF not
guilty entered. A Jury was impaneled
and the case tried. resulting in ver-
dict of guilty in the second degree.
Territory VS. Rafael Labato; defend
ant plead not guilty. Robert Brown
appointed for his defense.
Territory VS. Jne. Higgins, grand lar
ceny; defendant plead guilty.
Territory VS. Joseph Laid, grand lar
larceny; same.
Louis Dugas and Juan Robes admit
ted 10 citizenship.
Recess until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Territory VS. J. w. Worrall; case set
for trial June Goth.
Territory VS. Rafael Lsbato; same.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lasp ossrcr AT psEscorr, Antz..

LAsn OFFICE AT PsEscorr, AEtz..l
Mas 2. isto
Setice Il hereby Owen that tn following
named settler h a. r. led notice al her nten-
ton in mske dnai rroof Ia support of her
cI aim. and thai "a q pro- wilt De IA sde BE- =
fore the Reg ster hscetveE II Prescott
Arizona. on June IS, 1871 Vi fiixsbet h
pensmarr, aomeste "a Hairy No. ga for the
K. NV. :. y. X SW. X. ssc- ,. ~. %. range
She names the following Witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upoo, and rui iva
ZION OF. ssid iand, vis hezekiah BROOK
A. o. Noycs, l. A. Ratisdge aud II. Jones, ali
OF Prescott Aria j.C. MARTIN,
malt Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
. r. E. MURRAY. YOUR HEIRS. AS

IT'D Y. f. MURRAY, YOUR HEIRS. As
u signs ana legal representatives
You are he eby notided that tie under
signsi. Who are co. wuers with you In the
Flore ca mining claim, haye.e pended tn
sum OF two hundred dollars In labor ana a.
provements upon said mining clam. the
said ex penditure- al q improvem MIS- bein &
m ade IL the years isSs and issesin complisne e
with the Uniisu States mining laws. reQuir-
ing ar nuat expenditures TO be mad min
Ing claims.
TIE said Florencia mining claim consists ri
LEO feet in lengik by 100 feet vice. stu ~ -
Verde mining district, Ia the county OF Ysv-
apat, IN the Terr,tory OF Arizona A record
OF the loo alton of the said FIorencia mining
claim IL made in the record OF mines, la the
of:ics of the county recorder of said Yayapai
county Ia Book ~ page S.
ana you are hereby further not fed that a.
at the expiration OF ninety days after the
pa b,aca Ion o this notice, you fail o refu
~ cpatribute or pay TO us yorsr proportion oi
the said expenditures, together With tne ~, 81
OF the publication OF shis notice, The Interest
of you IN said Florencis mining ctsim will
be forfeited and become the pro ,erty of Tho
undersigned. l.kutN.
HENRY WURZBURG.
Prescott, A. r, March /. 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
NOTICE.

INMMA NJ. REYsER, PLAINTiFs, Vs.
H. John keSssr, defenasnys Nc. nv sui
pending IN the District Court OF the Third
Judicial District Of the Territory OF arssona
IN sud fir she County Of Yavspsl.
ra the above nsmso defend ut Joan k-yser,
md ~ per.ons intere,. ed an the above "a
titled salt.
Sotise 4. hsfeby given hat Emma NJ. Key.
s.s, plaintiff, has nled interrogntotie- Ia a
certain snit pending In the u strict court %
the Third Judicial District 81 the Territory az
ATfsons. In aud for the cfunfy 10 Navsysi
wherein Emma NJ. X y sr = pl tntir and
Jobn keyser 10 dsIsndzn Na. fss., a. J IA q
street. Lissie CoTneiigs. at the same place
George roismer, rosidins 90 fortS-sixth
street, between First aud second avenues.
joan ochs, sliding al - tsst fofty SO yenth
street. y. oppsrn fesid aE AZ Ia East
Forty .sixth streei; y oepefmsnn, Jr resid-
mn At 80 East r rsy-sixth street. Afs. Foley
whose given Ma ae IL uuknosA. residing al
ies Fast Fly or street, al In tie city.
county AMI STATE ~ Ns~ foFt. tue Answers
~ which Will De read In evia epes GA tbe tftsi
of said cause; aud has nj o uied affidavit
IN said suit that the defend therein u
~ssaout the limits of abe Territory of Ari-
xo,as. sud not within The Jnr.sdiesiaa of this
oars. : a thai said defsSdAnt "a az stior-
neg OF record. aud that ets place OF r~sldenco
4. unknown aud that . 90 ~ m szsion will
issue 90 81 aafsr the ibtftieth day after tfse
publication Of tais notice 90 take ths deposit
TO of ssid witnesses
Wtines-. Hcn. Henry G. Go'sdiag jadss of
be aDose ntstied Coort.
Given anaer .ny hand aud zeal of The said
Coart. ~ osssoc In Prescott. Arizona. th IN.
zsih dag Of May. A. u, ts-s
o., 81 WILLIAM WILKINSON.
Heraaon a Hawkins. ATTORNEYS msss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
lettoP List.

The following is a list of letters re-
manning in the post-of6ce at Prescott,
Arizona. ancslled for June IL. 1899.
Andrick, w II Madrid, Eugene
Bslstti, s Mckinnon, Mrs J--2
Bright, L Murphy, Lee
Carr, Gen Z A Martin, p
Cusack, A Morgan, Mr.
Cox, Chss 3cFall. Barne6
Callaghan, ID Patterson,
Fitzgerald, Mrs Paine, Miss Lille
Hsatherly, II Rsjote, Louis
Holder, w II Reed. A j
HatshiRs, q l. Stull, c
Kaufman, Harry Smith, L
Kelly. RI Torrey, n
Kelley, Michael Thornberry, Mrs L
1sFors, I'D WeSber,
Lugenbeel. c H. Wanless, r
Wilson. Geo y Webster NC
Please call for Advertised letters"
J. ". ARCHIBALD, p. NJ.
Nra ID Moves IA s.ek
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18

Samples of Mexican onyx from the
Big Bug quarry, which are on exhi6i.
lion at various places in Prescott, at
tract great attention from visitors.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-18
pianos on instruments.

Pianos sold on easy installments.
First-,lass, fine toned instruments
/ b. N. Go'dwster. Prescott. Ariz. If
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-03
ATHLETIC BOWLERS.
Four League Games Bowled
Other Games-Cues
and Cards.

The New York Athletic Clubs team
sustained its Grst defeat last night IN the
Amateur Athletic Bowling Leagues
championship series. The reverse vas
on its own alleys and the team of the
North End A. q. did it by four pins The
New Yorks won one Of the games ana
maintain the lead in the League with y
victories and l defeat.
The Manhattan A. c. opened Its new
alleys last night and it Is said
they have the finest bowling
plane in the country. "a claim, how
ever, that Is frequently heard: Ihey
celebrated the opening By winning two
games from the team of theO Orange Az,
which sends the Manhattans into fourth
place and crowds Orange almost out OF
The race, as its team have Won only one
game and lost seven.
The other meeting scheduled In this
League was the Montclair and staten
Island teams on the latter's alleys. Inc
electric lights failed to blaze, and the
game had TO be postponed The scores
OF the games rolled we're as follows
Ffrsr ghNF.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-03

list OF entries for amateur boxingt our
neys it is disgusting to read such entries
as ."kid" Smith. ~Pop" Jones' Pal
Robinson, "Tim." Terry aud bob. :
II smacks too strongly OF the blackguard
and should mol be tolerated.
Downes Il nowc convinced tbat the dis
lance was short and he has abandoned
his claim TO the 40 yard record.
The Adelphi football team has been
awarded the championship of the Inter
Scholastic League on points. They tied
with the Stevens School on anne won.
but excelled in the nsmber OF points
made.
New Haven will probably enter. the
American Association. This will about
settle the Atlantic Association.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-03

The Bowling Committee of the Palma
Club has offered a prize to the player
making the highest score this month
prior to Christmas Day. The present
will come as a gift from Santa Claus, as
il will be awarded on Christmas Eve,
when the competition will terminate.
The League team of the Palmas prac-
ticed last night.
The American Amateur Bowling
League will meet aud organize at the
Union Square Hotel, New York, on Sat
urday night. George p. Wadleigh, of
the Jersey City A. O., IL is said, will be
one OF the prominent officers or the new
league.
Two of the strong teams of the Jersey
City Amateur Bowling League will meet
tonight. The rivals will be the Pin
Knights and Volunteers. The defeated
team must step back into third place, as
they are now a tie In the second platoon,
each having o 3 and lost 2 games. The
Volunteers have a slight advantage, as
the contest will take place on its alleys at
Becker's, No. 141 Jackson avenue.
The Jersey City Athletic Clubs team
will meet there old rivals, the Roseyille
team. tomorrow night. The contests
will take place on the home clubs alleys
and they will bowl the two games in the
Amateur Bowling League series.
The Paima's team will visit Newark TO-
morrow night and VIII return d game
with the Riverside Clubs team.
Two games In the Wheelmen's League
are scheduled for tomorrow night. The
At!antas will bowl on the Riverside's al
leys, aud the M~auhattans on the New
York Bicycle Clubs alleys.
The Newark Bay Boat Club will bowl
against the New Jersey A. C.'s team on
the latter's alleys tomorrow night. The
game will be one Of the series OF the Bay
onne League.
Fairmonnts bowl tonight at Holstein's
alleys.
Bergens will pelt the pins at Henn's
alleys this evening.
The Newark Bay Boat Club will splin
ter the pins this evening ut its own alleys,
The Pamrapos will have a practices
game at Metropolitan Hall this evening
The Rosedale Boat Club will have 4
bowl tonight.
Inc Central Bowling Club is the name
of a new organization in Centreviile. The
headquarters of the club are the new al
| leys or ex-Freeholder James H. kollston
the club has twenty members and The
following oficers:-President, John A.
Rowlond, secretary, Charles II. Cook
treasurer, John j. Nealon; cap tain
Thomas II. Garrett; steward; f. Alexan
der Schumacher; scorer, Frederick o
Richter. They will bowl every Wednes
day and Friday evenings.
The independent Juniors bowl every
Saturday evening at Stencils alleys
| Greenyille.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-03
PALMA,s WHIST TOURNAMENT.
1t Is a Close Race Between Ten of thu
Teams.

1t Is a Close Race Between Ten of the
Teams.
The whist tournament at the Palma
Club crowds the card room every Mon
day night. The teams are in close comp
any, and it is likely that there will be,sev-
eral ties at the close. The four leading
couples lead the three that are tied for
second place, because the latter absented
themselves one night and missed one
game each. The three teams IN third
place are only one game to the bad, and a
victory for them and a de-
feat by the leaders will make
them even. 1t is possible for one of the
pairs in third place o to finish in the
front rank. The teams have been care
fully selected and the playing is even.
The leaders have won four and lost two
The teams, games won and lost
and p~ercentinl, are as follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-03
AN INrER-clUB POOL TOURNEY.


Suggested DIV the Ihinih tOAuuAtttcS
After Receiving Two Challenges.
A pool tournament may be arranged
between three prominent New Jersey
clubs, the Palma. Jersey City A. C. and
the Elizabeth A. C. Others may be in
vited to enter. The scheme was sug-
gested by the Billiard and Pool Commit
tee of the Palma Club. They received a
challenge several weeks z from the
Elizabeth A. C., and recently a challenge
from the j.. e. A. Q. On receipt OF the
later the committee communicated with
the two clubs suggesting a tournament.
No answer has been received, which indi-
Gates that the suggestion Is being con-
sidered and the committee is confident
that il will be accepted. If it is not the
Palma's pool experts will meet the skill
full players of the Jersey City A. q. The
two clubs had a series OF match games
last season.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-03
Enthu.IastIc EmpIres.

The Empires BOWED at Henn's alleys
last night. Several big scores were put
up. G. Scharfenberg distinguished him
self in this respect. He bowled in four
games and made the following scores
200, 1871, 1870 and 173. The total was 764
and the average 1911. The score of the
final game was as follows:-