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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-12

ToRosro, Ont, Feb. l2:-Thomas
Kane was hanged here this morning
for the murder Of his wife In No
vember. He met his fate resolute-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-12
Hiddle-weIEht championships.

MILwAUKEE, Feb. IL. = The
much.talked-of wrestling match for
the mid1le-weight ehampionshIn Of
the world and $500, between Peter
Sehumaker, Of California, cham
plon Of the Pacific slope, and Tom
Connors, the milwaukee spride. ,,
was won easily by Connors, he tax
ing the second, third and fourth
falls Schumacher showed excellent
skill In the first bout, and floored
Connors in twenty-five minutes. but
alter that was entirely at the mercy
oil the Milwaukee champion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-12
Observation-Disclosures
IJnqueStiOnably the Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
First Come. First Served,

so The Newest Designs Richest Quality Of Paris Dress Patterns
Regular Price $4,000; Our Price si215
so Paris Dress Patterns Regular Price $780, Our Price s75
l Lot Paris Embroidered Suits ESQ; &" $50.
Lot Of Lmu BOGade Silks Beautiful Shades 37s His. s 75
Lot Latest KnYaY Innanas Strinsd Snh Silks M Hnrfh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-12
The Sauadl on.

PARIS Feb. I2.-The American
squadron OF evolution arrived at
Villa Franco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-12
CURRENT TOPICS IN EUROPE.

Amy Fowler's Mission.-Howards
Centenary. - Plimsoll's Great
Work.-England's Missing sail
ors. - Russia and the Rotlis.
childs.-Her Social Progress,
Etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-12
His Object.

CITY OF MEXICO (via Galveston,
fee. l2.-Itis stated that the object
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
Live Stock Notes.

Campbell X Baker have sold all their steers to T. J Eamau, who is shipping them to an eastern market.
 From private sources We learn the Twenty-iour Cattle Company only lost four out of the 500 head head of stee rs shipped from Magdalena shc.t time since. This shows good judgment in loading and careful handling on the road St. Johns Herald.
 The recent shipment ol 420 head of cattle to Kansas city by Shipp broth CTS, the cattle Taisers, netted them $l9 per head. Another shipment ot 320 head viii be made, from Blackberry, Friday of this week. The first shlp- ment. the loss was small, and the lot averaged 960 lbs. to the head. The prices are much ahead of last year, and the shippers are we'll pleased with the Kansas city market and the treatment accorded them by the railroad con- panies.-Mohavs Miner.
 The Aztec Cattle company will saip ten thousand steers from Flagstaff this summer. The Felix Ranch company has sold it's steers, and could have sold them twice Col. MothersiIl has sold the Detroit & Rio Grsnde com pany's steers at good prices. Howell & Read ei San Msrcial have sold The south ern division of the Santa Fe road has orders in new for eleven hundred cat tie cars for immediate use. The Robert outfit, the cid Chisum brand, has sold fifteen hundred steers at top prices, Tor delivery at Clayton The buyers are coming just right this year. The big southern country will be unloaded be- fore the northern half of the territory gets ready to ship.--Steck Grower.
 IL seems as though all the cattle in the country were passing through AL buqaerque, en route east. Trains in sections of two and three trains pass through every day. In order to handle this heavy business the Santa Fe com pany is obliged Co reinforce its trans portation facilities from other division 8 of the read but the stock is being han dled just the same, and with care and dispatch by this splendidly equipped railrosd.-Aibuquerque Democra [.
 It reported that the White Noun tain Apaches are killing cattle to an alarming extent on the northern bor- der of their reservation
 wm Slaughter, the rich cattle man of New Mexico, was in St Johns on Sun day night. MT. Slaughter was hunt ing beef cattle, and wants to buy any number, from 1000 up.
 Capt Henry Warren, President of the Aztec Land Company. bought l 200 head of beef steers from Henry Hu- ming, of Show Low, last wsek, to be de- livered at Helbrook. The same party has bought all four-year-olds ant up of the Watrous Cattle ompany, also c. F. Putnam's and David Ropes, and he still wants more.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
Forest Fires.

The following public notice relative te forest fires Is furnished to special timber agents, printed on cloth, for posting in conspicuous places in their districts:
 Department of the Interior, General
 Land Office, Washington, B. O.,
 March $, 1883.
 The attention of the public is called to the fact that large quantities of the public timber are annually destroyed by forest fires which, in many cases, originate through the esrelessness of buntlng. prospecting, and other camp ing parties, while in some ihss..a..l1.ces they occur through design.
 take this method ei warning all per sons that hereafter the cause aud origin of ali fires will be closely investigated, and where the fire is sscertained to have originated through either carelessness CT design the parties implicated will be prosecuted to the fnn extent ei tbe law.
 Special timber agents are hereby dI- rected te proceed against all offenders under the i,cal laws of the State or Territory relating to the unlawful set ting out Of fires in which the same may occur.
 The public generally are requested to aid the officers of the government in its etfsrts to check the evil referred to and is the punishment of all offenders. By order oi the Commissioner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
Who VII Guess

St. Claire & Pratt, the leading jewell CTS ot Phenix, Ariz., being grateful for past patronage, will give away to pa. irons of their repairing department a handsome tilting water set, finely en- grsved and satin finished, gold lined goblet and slop bowl, all of best quad ruple plate, 20 inches high, and valued at $50, who guesses the nearest the population of the United States. Each number will be registered and dupli- cate of same will he sent to each guess CT. All guesses must be in before July list. Shoald two make the same guess, the first will be considered. Everbody having repairing done will be entitled to one guess for each piece of work. Register to them your watch or jewelry to be repaired. They pay all expenses of sending and returning watches, etc aad guarantee work. TaY THEM. Ref erence, Vally Bank, Phenix ,Ariz. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
MlnlnRlntelIIgence.

Silver l05.
 It is rumored that the Blackberry mining company will soon commence
 the erection of plant on their Big
 Bug property for working their ore. Isaac T. stoddard, president of the
 Gro Bella Miaing company. came in to-day from the Bradshaw mountains, where his mine and mill are located. He says the latter is in operation run- ming day and night.
 T Otto had large gold nugget te-
 day which he purchased iron placer
 miner. It was found near the mouth oi Groom creek
 George J. Wicklr and his partner
 are taking out good ore from the White
 Spar mine, and are preparing to ship
 to the samplIng works.
 Lew Alters and his brother are mak- ing good wages placer mining in New England gulch They have taken out several quite large nuggets recently. The guleh has been washed for gold for the past twenty years.
 John Ferris cod Iack) displayed at this office a gold brick. marked as fol. lows; "No. 9S7; i2o5 ozs G. s6s =: c. S2l6 2l. E. Stsahl," which WAS taxen from his placer claim on Lynx creek, below the peach orchard. Tue brick was the result of less than two months washing.
 w. L, Hastings has deeded the Cleo Ratrs mine, Black Hills district, to G. ". Hull, for sl,0O0
 The Kansas City Mining company is pushing work on the ; lver King mine en Groom creek.
 A large nugget oi gold was on exhi- bition to-day at the bank of Arizona which attracted canside able attention It was found in Galeat gulch, Big Bug district, by Meuc m placer m,ner, who also found about SJ00 or 5000 l wor h morsn in smaller nuggets. The place of It's discovery was at | a point just below the Silverton mine, owned by John F. Wells, and the | theory is that these nuggets were l in the quartz Of that claim The nsgget in question weighed 9 l ounces, and Is valued et $500.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28

The editor of he Phenix Gazette eyi. deatly reads enly the JcpRSAL-MIsYR to obtain its news from Prescott, ss it says; "fhe Prescott people are moy. ing forward with all their nigh, in the interest ef railroad connections with Phenix. Work, brothers, our people are with you, and success invaria bly attends industry in the proper dirsc. tIen.n
 Culver & Edwards, the freighters, made an assignment to-day te R. Fl. burmlster, for the benefit of their credit ers. The total amount amount of their liabilities are $I1,e00, the principal creditor being the Anglo American Bank of San Francisco to the amount ol s6,OoO. J W Edwards has been appointed agent of the assignee, and will assume charge of the bus ness.
 When military hesdquarter, was moved from Prescott ta Los Angeles. the Gazette could readily discern that it was done only to give ihe officers a greater opportunity to enjoy themselves, and Ret in any sense ia the interest of Arizona. Prescott is the proper loca- ton Tor military headquarters, and we trust the good judgment sl the com masdisg ofiicer will see that it is re- turned there.-Gazette.
 The Star still clings to the belief that Paymaster Whain was robbed year ago, despite the verdict of the jury ta the contrary, ss will bs seen from the following: "It begins te lock as if Graham county is fully competent to take care of her law breaking class. It might be well, if the Wham robbers can be discovered, te inoict them in Grs- ham county for attempt to commit murder, as the county district court would have jurisdiction of the criminals under this charge, and if the guilty parties are Graham county citizens they csH be tried by jury ol their F eers."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.


 Pure cider vinegar at A, Aitken's.
 IT. St.ddard will leave for the east tomorrow
 Railroad tickets bought and sold 6! J.. AItken's.
 Fire companies and the militia csm- any will m ee [ tonight.
 A movement is on feet to have Me moriai day observed as general hsli- day.
 Thomas King, of the firm of Fratt & King, stock raisers of the Verde valley, IS m town.
 T.B. Rigby, proprietor of the Rail read hotel, Prescott Junction, was in town to-day.
 James Douglas, president of the Blackberry mining company, is ex' pected here next week.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery rckets of A. Aitken, who hss the agency for the same. in Prescott.
 Donations of flowers for Memorial day will be received at Bones, J. W Wilson and A. c. Rsndsl's.
 The military telegraph line to Csmr Verde is advertised to be sold. June 30th, in view of the abandonment oi tke post at Camp Verde. K. J. and J. w. Thompson, tw' young gentlemen from Chicago, csm' in on yesterdays train, en a pleasur' trip, going from here to Pbenix. Just Received, an elegant assortnen Of ladies' shoes in every style, cheape | than any house in Arizona, at A. Wol lenburg's. u
 Mrs. ". c. Flint, ef Pstterssn, Ne' Jersey. arrived here few days ago | isin her husbsld, whc owns some e1 cellent niHIEg property iR Jerse gulch.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
A Kick About Gree kdvertisine.s

EDITOR JoURNAI-MINER :--IR read ing your esteemed contemporary" l notice that the firm name of Masterson, Churchill X Co. appears about twenty times this morning. Will you please inform an old subscriber what these gentlemen have ever done to deserve this free advertising, which has made them so popular and rich, while the advertising man, who has resided here so long isto be so very poor. There are numbers of LIS poor mortsls who are just as deserving as Masterssn Churchill & Co. who cannot get any notice taken of us at all, without paying for it. All of which goes to show that it is better to be bern lucky than rich. Don't It? A SUBSCRIBER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28

The new editor of the new paper in Phehix brought with him full sapply of "gali' from Washington, where he says he formerly resided, il be did come to Arizona for his health, as he claims The second issue of the paper contain ed the following item: There's too much talk and teo few facts to the square inch in Arizona journalism. The Republican means to keep to facts" The men who have been work ing in the editorial harness for from decade to half century of years, (we believe some of them date back to fifty years age), will hereafter lock to "Zeigy" as model. The same issue of the paper also says: "The Republican HOW has double the circulation of any newspaper m Arizona" Tine two da ys' old infant is nothing fl not egotistical.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
A aumorea ss,Iroad Deal.

A New York telegraM of the 2ist instant says: All Wall street is talk ing to-day about railroad deal by which the Atchison is to obtain posses sion of the St. Louis < San Francisco, and consequently of the Atlantic G Pacific, thereby securing a line which will eventually be extended ts San Francisco. Reports frem Boston say the papers have been signed. but an official announcement of the terms has net yet been made. h general way 1t is thought the Atchison will pur- chase the entire property and fran ehises owned hy the St. Leuis < San Francisco. The representatives of the latter read are the Seligmans. It is thought that s10, 900 900 of the Atcbi- son 1 per cent bonds and S2,000,o00 of the Atchison income now held in the eompany's treasury will be exchanged for the St. Leuis < San Francisco bonds and preferred stock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28

The editor ef the JoURSAL-MTNER re- gently paid visit to Copper basin, in
 company with H. A. Owens (Chleride Jack, miner ei many years expe- rience, to look at the cinnabar claims oi Mr McNary and son. They have in all thirteen claims located, and have done
 little prospecting on the surface of several oi them. Oae shaft is down to depth sf thirty feet, and shows ore all this distance, while creppings can be
 seen covering he hills for mile or so
 in extent. The lecators of these claims are poor and are in no condition finan-
 cially to prospect the property, but the showing made by the work they have
 already done is certainly of an en-
 couraging nature, and would justify 8
 mining com Pany to expend consi 'er-
 able amount of money in developing the property. Both of the visitors men
 tioned above were surprised at the ap-
 parent richAess of the prospects. A gentleman familiar with the celebrated quicksilver mines of New Almaden, California, who recently visited the
 property, says the surface indications
 here are even better than those of the above mines. The ore taken just as 1t
 comes from the mine gives q percent age far above that required te pay ex-
 penses, while picked specimens weigh
 ing several pounds have given assay
 returns as high as 72 per cent quick silver. MT. McNary and his son have
 bottle of pretty nearly pure quicksil- yer, which they obtained from the
 rock in the most primitive method by means of. heating in an ordinary metal quicksilver flask with pipe screwed ints the top of it, the pipe leading fate & vessel containing water, where the quicksilver fumes were condensed and caught. The opening up of this prop srty. should 1t hold out on develop ! ment as we'll as indicated by surface croppings, would certainly be the means of making one of the largest mining camps in Arizona. The claims are located within twelve or thirteen miles of Prescott. Water is in abund- snce within mile of the claims, while
 plenty of weod is also convenient. mak- ing the working of the property prac' tical proposition.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
;. R Mariinaall the enter

c. K. Martindell, the enterprising insurance agent has added to ti.e many other excellent companies represented by him, the Orient, first class in every respect and rsliabie.
 The case of Emma J. Gonzales vs the Town site of Flagstaff has been sent to the Secretary of the Interior again, on motion, for review of his de- cisicn of Maech 9th, Is90-
 Special Timber Agent N B. Booth has received orders from the general land office to proceed to Las Cruces, New Mexico, and assist Special Agent John Stidger ia some investigations.
 Henry Johnson surprised his friends yesterday evening, by taking life partner. The couple are excellent peo- pie, and the JoURSAL-MISER extends its congratulations aaa we'll wishes for their future happiness and prosperity.
 "It Is fact" that Hoods Sarsapa- rilla does cure scroIula, salt rheum, and other diseases or affections arising from impure state or low condition ef the blood, oyercomes that tired feeling. ere ates a good appetite, and gives strength to every part of the system. Try it.
 The members of the Marina Street church and the choir surprised Rev. c. l.. Pearson and his excellent wife last night at their residence, and spent the evening in pleasant social enjoy ment. The ladies went armed witk and cake, which were rel ished by the guests.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28

Cienegs, May A.-[Specisl cores pondesce JoURSAL-AIsER. l-G. NJ. Clark and Alex. Harris came down from Prescott with two teams and four wagons loaded with machinery, grub, etc also had a crew of abeu. dozen men. They are going to start work en the Wire Gold mine, in Brushy basin. Mir. Clark and his engineers will thor oughly overhaul the mill, and whatso- ever is necessary in the way of ma chinery will be added. MT. Murphy will have charge of the mine. and Alex. Harris will do the wood and ore haul. ing and other general roust-about work. Mir. Charley" gentleman from the Flowery Kingdom, will do the culinary department in good shape. This crew is & welcome addition te our comma nity The mine is good one and, under the management of Mir. Clark, everyone hopes and expects good re- suits. The party stopped over night at and patronized the Cienega Hotel, by tsking charge of tho kitchen, fur nishing their own grub, and inviting the proprietor to eat supper and break fast with them. The party were in debted to Alex. Harris fer gaining an entrance into and enjoying the con- forts of the hotel for the night, as he was in ths secret of tine hiding place sf the key, under sn old bacon sack on the east side of the house, and took possession. The starting up of the Bgshy Basin mil and nine will ii.. crease the revenue of the Cienega post oRsce. Yours, truly, H
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
Wednesdays Edition.

Prof. Douglass came in on to-day $
 train.
 Read tbe notice Required at Lynx Creek"
 E. NJ Sanford retur ned on to-day's train.
 The Phenix Republican is an excel lent paper.
 Judge J. E. Wright left for the east this afternoon.
 N. E. Booth left for Las Cruces, New Menco. to-day.
 The beer manufactured by the Pa cifc brewery is popular with lovers of this beverage.
 J. L. Gireux and J. L. Thomson have deeded the SmokehoHse mine, Black Hills, te W A. Clark, fer $l0o.
 There will be social dance given at Camp Senator on Tuesday, January 3d, by the boys of the camp. A general invitation is extended.
 " c. Bashferd will leave fer Tucson to-Eorrow, to attend the meeting of the territorial board of equalization, which conveRes there Hext Monday
 Parties in arrears on subscription would confer favor by sending us a remittance, as We need money-that is, our creditors say they do.
 Dewitt & ConIen have opened 8 sta tion at the old "Pine Tree" house, on Lynx creek, six miles from town. It is near the site ef the proposed Lynx creek dam, and Is pleasant drive from Prescott. Cool, refreshing beer, and all other accommodations usually found at roadside stations, always to be found there. Give them call. a2tf
 D. H Recarte, of Pheuix, has been appointed as special agent sf the cen gus bureau, to collect the live stsck sta 1 tistics of northern Arizona and southern California. The appoiptn sut IS an ex- cellent one. Mir. Recarte is in every way qualified for the l ositien, Is | staunch republican, being member sf l Doth the county-snd territorial central | committees, and he will perform the work entrusted to him in thoroughly l manner.
 The following deeds have been fled or record, passing title to the Lynx ,reek hydraulic works: Geo. P. liar -ipgton and Reuben Wilkerson to Jos. Reynolds and F. NJ. Murphy, three placer claims, for s2l .0e0, dated August ', 1859. Same parties to same, placer laims, ditch, wster-rg gh., etc, fer i21, ,0Oe; ]. Reynolds and F. NJ. Mur- 'hy to " E. Pedley the sbove prop rty, for $50,00o, dated December 24, sS9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
The Jury List.

The following are the lists of grand
 aud trial jurors drawn for the June
 term of court, 1890:
 GRAND JURORS. J. c. Snow, James MeCrum, T. "
 Otis, W G. Wing6eld, WE wilber
 F W Blake J L Marr. The Canfeld, l NJ A Casner. Guy Bennett, B Tappan,
 orin F Place, T W Beggs, W J Cook sey, George Scheurman. TRIAL JURORS. BC Knapp, E Hill, Alonzo Hill, JM Liston, R B Johnson. Steven A D Jackson, Middleton Jones, c A Dake, Robert Connell, Frank Spence, Jebn
 Klrwagen, Ike Patrick, " H Shoot,
 T w Simmons, James II Slack, r A Johns, J K lsockett, J G. Keegsn, " c
 Foster, Frank Harmon, PC Wilder, c T Lewis, k A Kinsman, Willard Rice, W L Wilderman, E H witherell, W II Harlan, Edward Creine, H Hem ner, Alex Harris, Frank Knhne, W NJ Lynch, E 0 Harper, Mathew c Gall, Timothy Green, l. NJ Olden, E T Green law. K Long, John Reese, Andrew T. Akard, II Peters. George Punteney, W H Kirkland. R Byer, Thomas Hams. John Loy, Fred Riley, James E Wing. George Olsen and W Mo G0wan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-28
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 Fine ice cream weather.

"Bilin hot" so ts speak to-day. Supreme court meets next Monday.
 Mir. asd Mrs. Harris Baldwin return
 ed from Phenix on Saturday. Deputy Marshal Gee. E Brown re-
 turned to-day from Mohaye county. With the thermometer at S5 to 90, Prescott people complain of heat. Census enumerators all over the United States will commence work next Monday.
 Miss Daisy Randall is expected home frem Los Angeles, where she is attend ing school, in about a week. The militia boys will have sn inter- esting drill to morrow night, when they will also practice salute firing. Don M. Kelley came iR iron, the Sen ator on Saturday night. and spent the Sabbath with friends in Prescott. The assets in the Culver & Edwards
 assignment, mentioned in Saturdays
 issue, are s2l, 800. being nearly twice
 the amount of the liabilities. Chas. A. Girdler accom- panied Chief
 Justice Gooding to ths Ballwhasker
 mine yesterday asd showed His Homer
 through the levels at I5o feet deep, 1t
 being his first visit to gold mine. A demurrer was filed Tn the damage suits against the Walnut Grove Water Storage company in the district court in PhsRix, which was sustained, the plaintiffs being allowed to amend their cen nplaint.
 The soldier boys from WhiPpls paraded the streets, to-day exercising the hsrses lett at the post by treep K of the 4th Cavalry. The animals -eTe a.ariy all
 let black in colcr and ara in 6ae con- dition, showing that Uncle Sam treats them well.
 Those sections of uniyersity land
  gently been placed under the proyi- yions of the pre- e-emption and hsnes,esd law are being rapidly taken up by the citizens of the town and vicinity. this is proof enough of our assertion, that in 6 very short time every acre of tilsble land will be located by settlers. This land produces too fine potatoes ts lay idle. .-bemocrat.
 A game of base ball between the Dudes and o. Ks will be played, on
 Memorial day (Friday), st the West Prescott grounds. The fire boys wish to announce for the benefit of ladies who are interested in base ball, that Friday will be Ladies Bay" and spe- cial provision will he made for their comfort. Coed order will be main tained, and there Is no question but that "circus plays" will abound. snd plenty of amusement furnished.