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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19
Pni,Iir TerfinE.

The Board Of Directors Of the
Chamber OF Commerce, realizing
that a number Of important subjects
appertaining TO the public veal
should be discussed by the citizens
who have the interests Of this city at
heart, have decided to call a public
meeting for this purpose.
The meeting will he held at the
Federal Courtroom on Wednesday
evening, September 2ith, ut $
O'Clock.
An invitation is extended TO all
citizens TO 5ttchd this meeting.
FRANK *. GILLETTE, Secretary.
FRED SIMON. Acting President
Buy your drugs Of 'lhe boys >
johnson, Pratt & Co. IS Main -
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Police Items.

The following cases were disposed
Of 10y Justice Laney today:
James Kelly aud Mary Smea ley
will perform five days hard labor
each Tor getting drunk last night.
George Britt0n, a man OF color,
was fined $40 for assault aud bat
terry.
John Walker and John Williams
are under arrest fer obtaining n meal
by false pretenses.
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II. DINWOODEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storel,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and ParIor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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HrIrbr-. p,.,a..Lc.ttt.yi victim.

Under date % July Is. ISIS, Mrs.
Laura y. Kempton, Of West Rut-
land, Vermont, write: I've are
certain that only for DE-. David
kennedy's FavoTite Remedy. o;
Rondoui. y. Y. our ltii- tsn-yesT-
old daughter wiUlG have Lecu Gead
from BFight'- Disease. We had tried
in vain other means, hut the Favor-
ite Rene y came just in time TO
save her life"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19

The BEST SAIvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sovs, Ulcers. Sail
Rheum, Fever SOre-, letter, chap
ped Hands, Cbi,5lains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures PILES, or no ISy required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded Price
Is cents per box. For sale by A. G.
Smith Il Co.
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MUTUAL STOCK ASSOCIATION.
N o TT . Il:

THE FfRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the stockholders % the Mutual trck
Association. VIII lie held 40 the l6ih " ard
school ROOFS. On Maucay evening. sep
tember -+,h, l-9l. az +. - p. n for D e pur-
pose OF receiving reports % the fsrrrs,
determining The amount % divtfirrsis. tire
elcrsrtu o. cficcI- Ter the en- ufr- 1c1r.
ard the tran sacti9n % such cher Lrsiuess
- nay be brug=ht hsfor- the nisCti.E
ARTHUR PARSONS. s.c'y.
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1859; have been connected With a..
case Of the United States vs ,h e
Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter.Sav
saints, have had no communIca,io1
with the Attorney General regari-
ing the further pursuit of Ch1rch
property; could not say whether In.
matter has been referred Ia IN 49,
respondence between my.elf .nd
the department 1 have done MOTH
ing In that direction; II Is a que.
ton with me how far I ought ~ an.
swer questions relating % NV con.
respopdence with the Attorney Ger.
efal, l don't now recollect anv ref.
ence inside by him to thismatter I
nave taken no shets 10 search
Ior more property; have moi
deemed IL incumbent uDon me -
90 50, or to take action ia the cas-
without special instructions.
w. 9. Hall was sworn and Az
amined by Judge Judd: Have
known p. l.. Williams sevente,.,,
years; his professional STANDING ~
the bar Is hrst class; 1 think him \
lawyer OF sufficient ability 10 direct
the legal business Of the receiva,
anu that his advice was safe for th,'
latter to follow. ~ INC
Adjourned till 10 a. m. today.
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II YOU want 10 be Healthy,
Wealthy and Wise deposit your
money in the Utah Commercial
aud Savings Bank, - and "a +,
r'irst South Street, and get 5 per
cent interest per annum, com
pounded four times n year. Capt.
tal ss11. 90. surplus s2O.OOO.
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FRAGMENTS.
-,.te.. See advertise

j -,,,e.. See advertise
Es2- II PEwTRAss and Miss
issos5E n were united in mar
Calse, F.. TEN by Judge Bartch'
siis' ,,r.ei that Mount Pleas
II i re- .e County, is shortly to
9 o.. ; tc5Hlsal5sr Of Commerce,
hi'' 81 Messenger and ticket
THE ser in Denver, will pass
s-grts, md Junction Monday,
s5sVasal a. 3. en- route to salt Lake.
SEP ,.,,,S,s circus1 and men,
NcNaiiiti the monster elephants
s-ar.e "a draw big crowds 10 the
1siil. . t5e Eighth Ward Square.
civil suit or William Doug
u ~ Marx McIlimmins, Com
liss Creenmsr yesterday
Il..s'IIggsi. ,usgt for the plaintiff for
an messages at the West
lh Ion Telegraph Office for
era II--is. agent Missouri Glass
4. W. = 4. : Hamilton, T. N.
80. Il. f. TJihiii.
,,.-,r,eE LICENSES were yester-
N5il.,,,.I 70 John Davis aud Miss
"a! Ei-arls u Koysville, Otto
! ~, 1,.ri.s7 and Lille c. Heath of
SltLase
~, P,ELEY /. WILLIAMS re.
- with good grace from the |
IT, - uu the school b0ani 70
go he found he was no. elected. /
~. -5urs- in thi> pIr.icHizr does ,
lin credit.
Ara meeting Of the merchant /
..Ir.st Martin Sehmiit's tailor |
Establishment last night, an or
--,5iy1.i1u Tor mutual protection
sti1-tej. M1rtin Schmidt was
'ls-.-i rr.siien- William a. Taylor
..-rs.ar5., AM Joseph Baangartsn !
rsz@.reT.
G5yERS0s TH5NAs yesterday par
.i,r4i james ~. Aitkin. who was
---.yi-,st il the Fist Di.tfict Court I
= U.rrh l., 1893, q arson aud sem
ss-csl % tao veafs in the peniten-
6srr. The pardon was granted upon
- Recommendation of the Judge
ri Jury who tried the case. and /
Atkins ueighb5rs. II
T-DgE ZASE this afternoon ad-
.,i.teI Frank Fitzgerald aud Ru-
5irh Msuggl - citizenship upon
.5eir satisfactorily answering the
gslsl questions. a ripple OF Taught
- ran through the Court as the
il.tsr applicant ia answer 70 the
Igire's interrogation, E'NTnat is the !
Ann Of govvinment Of the United
SrieS,T lHn0ceEily said, .sWell, l
think i,'s p petty good government !
81 uunc,'
YESTERDAY M Charles Brown, /
az c. M.l.. returned from n trip /
70 the east, where he hss been max I
IN. mammoth purchases in the a
Inc ofdry goods ard notions. for
be institution. The purchases maize c
III him flr TIE two departments are d
n IIE EAA=aAeAA z AAA=sAA AAAN-I AAAd4E Nv 4
nv enc man in this region. lie il :
55;ei Is an expert. though rapid 9
rlver, and the patrons OF the insti- a
Iion may reasonably expect splen- c
ia scas3na5le stocks from which TO 4
make selections. I,
AR. +. SORESEOS called yesler- v
lsy morning 10 inform Us that he z
.si killed a large coyote in his
eIlar the night previous. He said G
! vas a very scabby-looking fellow, r
-bich he supposed had been so Oh
sariy starved that it became des- s
s-a.e in is search for refuge In his W
rlar, having been attracted there "a
q the smell OF meat. Il IS very e
sd5m that these iauk-ioJting. .
1ugry creatures shew themselves u
0 .5En, hut this oHe seems TO have D.
used the tai Of sheep herds and "
,afsrTea toxin sna lurking dangers a.
JslTvatiO1.- -Aeyii EqSi0U II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19
Students Society.

Tue first meeting OF the Students
Slgiziy Of the La-ter-dsy Saints'
College Will be- held in the Social
Hsli this evening 1t half pest sew
e.. Al are invited.
JOIN J. WALTON.
Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19

MIS-. NINSIoSs SopTHrSG SNEU-
shouid alwsy- bc zscd for children teeth
fn-. Il soathcs thc child. sOfisns the guns.
ailrys al pain. cures wind cole. and q the
hes. remedy for dlrTEEaa Tueufy-zv
eruf4 hu-rne ffFo4 WV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19

Pink gums and rnoath aur dszrliu teeth
And breath OF balm md lips Of rose
Are found not in this world beneath
With young or old, save only t1ose
Who ever wisely, while they may.
Use sOZODONT b. nlThf and day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19

After announcing the adjourn
ment, Judge Stone said he would
Ike TO have the attorneys in the
crse prepare to argue the following
questions:
l. Is the final decree OF the Su-
preme Court Of the United States
a bar - further pursuit, by
the government, of property not
named in the finding Of fact; and
If SO, is the receiver responsible in
any degree, for the decree, or for
the statement Of facts uron which ii
is based?
.. Is the decree in the case Of F.
II. Dyer, receiver, vs.. ii. 5. Ed
redge, bar 10 any further claim by
the government - what Is known
- the Council House property; and
If 50, Is the receiver ia any way re-
sponsibie for il?
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Following Is the schedule OF arrival ana
closing Of Naiis at salt Lake City Post
OGee. November .. lsss-
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WANTED.
a GIRL FOE GESEEAL HOUsEwURE.
~ Apply O.. iiis oHi c "

"a Apply &. iiis oli {. ~
Az ENPEEIsNCEo GfgL an wo.tAN
"a TO do general EnusCwcrs. = EeIsan
from The country morc de-Irahie- irrYly
corner % gth suufh and Eleventh Ez-t IS.
A GOOD GIRL To WORK II THE
IN kitchen. ~ . :. Third East STREET,
LeIwcrn MrIshaal md FIr.f -nuIh IL. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19
NetIcr Dol onr Palren..

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders at
Margetts' Bros. Book store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE or r. Il. MAR0ETTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19

Go 20 SPENCER, BYw ATER & Co..
opposite City Hall, for TIN Roofing,
Guttering, Scouting, Stoves and
TiuWare, etc.
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No. % SOUTH. WEST TEN
OIL z CTREET

L. -
Is where we are now doing
business, We havS a full
line OF HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and Rel ALL, and make
Cents Suits to order from
our celebrated Cass more.
Shall be pleased to sse old
and new patrons.
JOHN C. CUTLER q Bro.
AGENTS. PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bles.
The New Sofa Bel is the best for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19

The Patent Sofa Bed st Sand
berg's Furniture Co., l. as fine Par
Tor Sofa as eau be. found Come
and see IL. los w. South remplc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19

THERE WILL SO A STOC KHOLnEES
: MecIirE % Working Meas Coop at
store. on Tuesday, September Eirf. is;1. ~
% pm 4. :. GEuDES. sec'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19

The following business was done
yesterday: Joseph Shuckel and
Thomas Lee, charged with having
held up Alfrei Nelson on the night
Of May 2nd, were tried. Mr.. Critcb-
low prosecuting and Mr.. Armstrong
defending. The jury were about
ten minutes In finding verdict Of
guilty. Sentence was set for to-
morrow morning.
Thomas Thompson, indicted for
robbery. who has been in prison
about six months, plesjed guilty TO
petit larceny and was sentenced TO
three months In the county Jail.
Several arraignments were made.
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NOTICE.

ITO A DESIRABLE PARTY. oNE uAI ,
i or the wholeo the Lumber business.
Apps % \. hEY>EE. corner 3ud >oEth and
II Wei. = Z IL LLLN-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-19

DR.. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, corner west and LIST
South ST., ;. l.. City. Nitalized air
administered. u
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The New Sofa Bed is the best for
Orices and Physicians.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

NEATLr FURNISHED Room. ST q
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N o TICE p!

THE ASNUA.. MEETING oF
i the Stockholders OF the geo-
pies Equiahle Co operative N.so-
ciatiyB. wIli he held IN the social
Han II It's cifF, September -gth. lsg'.
AZ To p m. FOR the purpose %
hearing the financial Report q the
business, and the election Of Oh
cers for the ensuing year
JOS. ANDERSON.
secretary.
salt Lake City. sept 70. lao.
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.A Depot = e. 5 S..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WsRtesi one ton Beeswax,
JoBSsoS, PRATT & Co.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Theft Of Clothins.-Assaplt Upon a
Police 0nleer, Etc.

Before Judge Zane this morning,
Andrew J. o'S.alIey and Stephen
Conan pleaded no. guilty to 4
charge Of robbery.
Richard Peters, charged with en-
hezzlement entered similar plea.
No date was fixed for the trial Of
these casrs,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-22
The Next Recorder.

Charles II. Akers, therepublican can diiate for reelection to the eitice of county recorder is deserving of the support of all the cattlemen m this county.
 During his administration he has caused to be made 22 brand books, each book taking about ten days 10 complete, which are posted in every cattle precinct where there is post office in Yavspsi county. These brand books were made B. his own expense sni presented to the cattle men. It contains the brands O; every cattle man ia the county, and Is q source of great convenience and saves 8 great desl of time to the stockmen. Instead of having to write and wait three or four days to ascertain whether or not certain brand is on record, all that has to be done by th c stock man is to go to the nearest postoffice and look over this book, where he can find the brand, fl on record, together with the owners name.
 Another thing largely in favor of him IS the fact that the county record ere office is kept in a systematic man. nei and al Tccords sr easy ot access at a ni"aseni's notice B.,lnes ls pushed through and uU uusy }, lost eithef In recording sn instrument or In returning promptly to seaier II requested.
 No recorder that has gone before Mir. Akers has done this much for the cattle men of Yavapsi county--Flagstaff Chanpion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-22
thoM FRIDAYS DAILY.

! KS KUN NkOsh bAiLhs
 Don W. Kelly i. in from the sena-
 tor thine.
 Hon. Mark Smith is stopping st the
 Bellevue
 ". N. Storms and wife vii leave for California tomorrow R. N. FredeHcks and family will re-
 turn te Prescott tomorrow. The Los Angeles Herald has com promised with it's striking printers. Dennis Burke was able to be up town to-day, the first time for over 8 month.
 K. M. Sanford left again yesterday morning sn business trip to Albu- querque.
 Geo. W. Sines and Mir. Hill returned last night from visit to the Brad shaw country.
 Timothy Sullivan returned to Pres colt last evening from isur months visit to California. The log cabin in which Lincoln hsed as boy has been bought, to be exhib- tied at the Worlds fair The great register has closed and has been placed in the hands ot the printer. The total registration is 9,il7. The Phenix pspsrs publish the open ing address delivered by Governor N. o. Murphy. at the territorial fair. It is the ablest address et the kind ever de- liveEed in the territory.
 Instead of indiscriminately accusing J. NJ. ". Moore O. slandering dem- ocrstic candidates, it would be more n snly to spec fy what he said. Voters could then judge ss te whether it is slanderous or truthful
 Wm. Stsehle, sn attorney formerly of Phenix, whe spent few days iB Pres cett, few months since, Is the repub- hcan candidate for City attorney in Tombstone. MT. Slaehle was formerly probate judge in Idaho. <
 EIf posters had not been distributed around town last evening the citizens would net have known thst Mark sm tn, the 2 thir1-termer, had arrived. The few political friends should try and get up little enthusiasm. We know it is hard, but Smith will only be with you day, so put on good front.
 Robert Council Was the only real true blue loyal democrat in town to exhibit any enthusiasm over tue arrival of Mark Smith. He hoisted the Ameri- can flag in front of his place, and lacked bssaer ont, bearing the fol- lowing inscription in glowing letters Mark Smith and Statehood for Ari- zona.'
 A poster was circulated today on the streets giving 8 pGrporteG synopsis of Mark smith speech tonight. From the similarity between it and one of MT. Smiths speeches ss printed in the fhenix Gazette, the impression seemed to prevail among many that this poster had been sent here from Phenix.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-22

Behoid how plessAat 1T is .or b.r.h- rsr t. s~ell together in unay was beautifully e1vn, glifed iR Phanir the other dsy when bids were received fer printing the great register. The three papers there have been making the fur dy from the backs of each ether for months, but when it come to bidding on thIs work they seem to hsye been almost a unit on the price. The Herald and
 publican each bid 37t cents per pame. while the Gazette carried of the lob at 36 cents. Competition in this county conpetes, ss the contract price for printing the great register for th.s county is only about cents per name. Of course the contractor will not be able to make fortune at that price, but ey the use Of au inferior quality of paper and by taking other adyartages of the work, should he de- sire to do so, can get ont with small profit. But thiTty-six cents per name. whewl we would rather print grea. registsrs the year around st that price than own the best gold Daine ID the ter. ritoEy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-22
Il, i. surprising the lack O, apprecia.

IL is surprising the lack of spprecia.
 ion and absolute disregard that is
 daily shown by the Courier to the in- teiligence Of iss readers For politics it offers them abuse ol some individual,
 and fills it's columns with "hog wssh :" tries to show, without reasoning, what
 aa enemy Mir. Cheyney is to this sec
 ton; also what an enemy he Is to the country, because some acts of Mir. Cheyney in tue legislature can be con struei to favor the citizens and tax payers ss against aliens who positively decline to place themselves in posi-
 tion 10 bear their proportion of the burdens of taxation necessary Co sus- tain our public schools and enforce the laws under which the alien receives protection. The Courier would have the taxpayer and tbe citizen vote against MT. Cheyney on this account, and would convey she impression that this sort of protection 10 our citizens and
 would-be citizens regardless oi nation sli,y ls species ot"knownothingism,'
 assuming that its readers are all fools and will accept such senseiess state
 ments. What rot" The Courier does
 not dare to say that Mir. Smith Is iriend of this or any other part of Ari-
 zona. The greatest evidence of friend- ship We have ever known Mir. Smith to exhibit was that shown so the Wham robbers The Courier oes claim, how ever, that he sent some sorghum seed which to ask 10 be returned to Son- sress. The Courier also claims ibst
 Mir Smith caused $ survey ,o be made of the Color ado river Even if he did have something to do with 1t, it cer- tainly could not have been much, and what help particularly could th's have been to the territory as com par cd 10 what he might have donei The Cou- rier will claim that this survey wall probably double the population ef Prescott and make every miner in the Bradshaws rich. 1t is useles for the Courier tO try 10 ipjure Mr. Cheyney. for every man in the community knows that Il says what it oes without any regard for the interests of this section, making statements purely for the pur- pose of catching votes. The Courier
 boasts of the immense crowds that turn out ,o hear Mir. Smith. lt Is very likely that Mfr. Smith will have an oppoTtu- nifty of addressing large audience in Prescott, but the purpose of s large aI- tendance will be to hear and see Mr Smith dodge. 1t will certainly not te an evidence of Mir. smiths popularity. Any sleight Of hand performer would draw large crowd, without the extra inducements of refreshments and free beer thrown in st the conclusion, pay ing dollar a ticket for the privilege, and when you consider tkat Mark is sup posed to handle his four years rec ord in Congress without touching it, is 1t to be wondered at that people will turn outf All that IS lscki ,g 10 make the attraction over whelming IS to have Zalick billed to perform with his record.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-22
Attention, Egixona Mii,tia.

The Territorial Fair Association of New Mexico will at their annual meet ing tc be beid at Albuquerque, in Sep tember. 1891, give one thousand dol lars ln prizes to the three best drilled militia companies. Open to Arizona. New Mexico, Trinidad Col. and Fl Paso Tex.
 Five hundred dollars goes .o the company excelling. Three hundred dol.srs, second prize; and two hund red dollars 10 the company securing third place.
 The managers Of tue lair write :: "There Is plenty ot tune to prepare s.niest a year--lnd we pect and hope to have she majority of ;he com panies in ''e territories named with us. We are working hard to make this the leading feature and success
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-22
Notice of Forfeiture.
TO W. D. CHAMBERS, louR HEIRS. As-

ITO ". D. IHsMBERS 1OCR HEIRS. AS signs and legal representatives.:
 fcu are hereby notified that the under- signed. who Is co owner wilb you in the Mef- nfn mining clam, has expented the sua of two haadred dollars in labor and imprcve- nents upo.. said D,tuiBg elasm, the said ex- pendsture aR impsog sments beiaS made in years less -nd lsS9, s compliance with the United States mining eufs.ng annual expenditures ta b. m ,de si. ininfaz q ms
 The said At fsils miniex e m consists of L5f0 feet in length by sao feel Vi ie. situate in Walker uiniss district. the nanfy Ysy- zDsi. In tfr f-s-ri 9ry ai krzoua A record of the ioeA'ioa f fac sad Ae fsin minis< claim Is matte ss ii Fe ssTf n nes. the ofiee county ncsffes of said Yavanai county is book 10. page "A
 And yoa srr terrbs fnriher notified that if st the expifsticn el ainety dsys after the publication of tsis notiee, yon fat or rsfuse to contribute or pay "a me your proportion of the said expenditures. toge her with the c0st Of th. fuotlc sti8r af tais nesier, the ie- terest of you n ssid Ne fila niprrg claim will he tol feited ala h s.r The properly sf the UT derzigus q. j. !. afi-s..-ES.
 Prescott Ariz sefs ,, fs9e
 ttirst pHsieattoo Sept. fo lSsso.l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-22

The Cosmopolitan Magazine. which Issued its first number in Januar V. 1880. has had rem ,rkable success. The hrst issue consisted of l6.0oo copies, while in January 1890, 1t had grown in popular favor so that # required an ed''io n of 9o,oD to supply the demand During the pres. nt month SC, GOO copies Were issued, wh:ie it is expected that the January edition of 1891 will reach ioo,OV. This office is in receipt of s Beautifully printed fro ntispiece from the September number, printed on heavy card board, vh ch makes valua- ble souvenir.