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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

vertising, this paper still maintains its prices at living figures. IT zulick ever said that the editor of this paper ask d hiia for any patronage, he sim ply told an untuth, something his most iniir1at friends know him capa- ble Of doing on easy terms.
 Tickets for the ball to be given st whipple tomorrow evening are findi ng ready sale in Prescott The ball Is given as benefit ,o the Palmer base ball club, and wa are pleased ,o note s disposition on the part of our people to encourage the whipple club The officers aud troo.s of whippls have always very generouely uniied with sDd aided Prescott people in public celebrations of ali kiuds. and now that an opportunity is afforded to reeipro- Cate in eight degre. i, Is pleasing to nots that the pmper spirit Is sbown.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

the properly, but just what price they 1 will be willing to pay is not known. This morning an interesting battle took place st the Palace Hotel betwee n
 . spidsr and q centipede. The centi-
 pede was a small one. aud by some
 means had got into the web and the spider quickly spun thread around hiu, carefully avoiding the business end of his opponent. who struggled 6ensly to disentsngle himself. but in vain. The contest after . couple Of hours ccmbat vas decided in favor of tue spide.'.--Cilizen.
 The Herald would rejoice 10 see Mrs Col. herting from southern Arizona and Mrs [. ]. Butler from northern Aritons snaie the lady commissioners lo tLe sorld's fer at Chicago. from this territory Both ladies would reflect gres, credit upon the territory. and cur commission,rs would do tue people favor by offering the place 10 two such capable and representative women vhose simple presence si Chicago from Ar,ron. would go far towards redeem ing us from the impression that VIC are . sort of bArbarisns. .--Hersid.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Wednesdays Edition.

Bob Brow is up from Walnut Grove
 A base ball trust IS the latest big seai
 talked of.
 congressman Peter Walker, of Mis-.
 souri. is dead.
 Judge Gooding adjourned court for
 the term today.
 J. W. wilson will leave fer the eas,
 tomorrow. to buy goods. N. Bradley, superintendent of the
 Etta mine, vas in town to-day. Ksnsas City was selected as lhe place for holding the next session of the Su- preme lodge Knights of Pythias.
 Cottrell, the despersdo and ex-mayor oi Cedar Keys, Fla, has surrendered to the United States Marshal.
 J L. Austin. treasure, of Marin county, California, Is said to be & de- isniier to the amount of $4,000.
 Rev. k. D. wyckoh. of the Congre- gational chur, h, will take a six weeks' vacation, which he has justly earned.
 Rev. T. J. Glyn has gone to Albu. querque. He will be absent next Sun day, consequently no Episeopsliau ser vices will be::held.
 Deputy Sheriff ". c. Potts yesterday arrested Hsrbor Jackson, alias Jack Crane. who Is charged with assault with intent 10 kill Charles Morgan. The latter is still confined to his bed | from injuries received.
 Fourteen of the twenty-foar China. men recently returned to San Fran 'isco from this territory, have taken put writs oi hsbeas corpus before the 'ouits Of that city, claiming that they hould have been returned to Mexico. The ether ten were returned to the 'lowery Kingdom.
 James E. Wing will give dance at 'is Granite Dells ranch. on Thursday vening oi next week. July 3ist. The boye Is one of the most romantic spots a this section. and the dance will no oubt be attended by all the young eople and good many Of the older nee from Prescott. It must cause smile to printers to sad that the JoURSAL-MTsgs tried to l cut" wages of printers. when it is nown to all ofthe craft that this paper !, aye higher wages than any other parer the territory, its seals of prices as an ] ( 'ening paper being the same as the orning paper. Its employees receive ( 'eir money in full every Saturday gh., toS. lt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

Tn. Midsummer Numb.f os the Jen- ness MilIer MagsIin. Is ons of aausu . interest. The paper on Physical Gull ture." hy Mabel Jrsnss-. contains sug- sestions and exercises ni the greatest
 value ,o women. The Countess De
 Montague discusses in he, most fasei.
 hating manner the Etiquette ol Cor
 resIondence," and an article oa "ti inc
 Gems" by Charles Blanc. ls itself pro.
 duction of marked value. shich no lady
 sh0 is interested in jewels should fail
 ,o read. Other interesting eontribu-
 tious are "A 0irl-Studenlr Year in
 Paris Motherhood" by Clara Hol-
 brook Smi h; ''rhe Corporal Punish
 ment oi Children" by Emiie rickhardt; an interesting story by Clara Louise Burnham, and lreshiy interesting iu. stall,neut ot "rhe Ph,losopher oI Drift wood. by Annie Jenuess- M illes "Voice Culture by Laura 6iddings, Is both interesting and instructive, and the Fashion Talk Is full of original and ar tistic ideas. The two P ems of this issue -"The Even Tide" by c. Packard Du | Bois, and An English sabbath" by | Mabel Hsyden--Are most graceful pro- ductions, and the volume as s whole is most pleasing. Subscription price, $2 50. Single copies. 9 cents. Ad- dress the Jenness- Miller Pub Co, 363 Fifth Avenue, New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
ty, came in on last evenings train.

ty' came in on last evenings train.
 Major J. W. Donnelley went out ,o
 LynH creek to-day, on land business.
 As painter, paper hanger and dec.
 orator, $. A. Logan has no superiors
 and few equals
 A heavy rain storm, accom- pa nied by
 thunder and lightning, moistened the
 earth last evening.
 Miss Carr, next door to the post office
 has been receiving new goods. and in.
 sites the ladies to call and see them. l MAlor J. W. Donnelly. acting land
 com missioner of the Atlantic X Pacific
 rsiiroad, Is m town on official business. The corner stone of Burke X Hickey's
 new building was laid yesterday. It is Of highly polished Mexican onyx, from tue Big Bug quarry.
 The hsbess corpus case, intended to decide to whom the custody of Harry Thomas should be awarded, will be heard at lo o'clock tomorrow. Ed Horne, official scorer for the board of Supervisors, being absent to-day en route Co Flagstaff, the place was filled very satisfactorily by Supervisor Gold water
 General T. J. B0;ler, receiver of the Prescott land office. was the recipient yesterday of very nice cane, msnu- tsctured from cows horns. by pris- cner at Yuma.
 J.H. A. Marsh, formerly postmaster at Prescott, is among the force of brick layers upon the new court house, and says his present occupation beats office holding in Arizona by big odds-Flor- euce Enterprise.
 A very pleasant dance was given on Wednesday evening at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Frank Majors, on Groom creek. This young couple are very popular, and take pleasure in entertain ins their ueighbors and friends.
 Cattle shipments from the three north ern counties of Arizona, for the past three | months, are varieusly estimated st from @ 900 to 75,'0o. One firm alone. the Aztec Cattle company, whose stock ranges in both Apache and Ysvapsi has sh pped ooO head The average price per head received has been between SIT and $20, so that during the period abov' named there has been put in circulation among the stock men of these counties from Il .0OO 0O0 to $I ,50o, 900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Tna World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost uniim- tied. and when Syrup of Figs was first oroduced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, Ss It Is the only remedy which is truly pleas ing and refresning to the taste ana prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or in fact, at any time and the better 1t Is known the more popular it becomes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Mining intelligence
Silver Is quoted at los.

Silver Is quoted at l0s. Chas. l.. Bache, former asssyer at the Tiger mill. is now located in Sac s. mento, California. The Rapid Transit mine in the Srsd- shaw mountains Is one of the most promising mining properties in this territory. We doubt II there IS finer opening anywhere for investment of capital than in this mine IL has been opened up systematically for being worked economically.
 The Silver King mine on Groom creek continues to improve with devei- opment. In cutting out station at the l3o-foot level, 8 large body of very high-grsde gold sulphurets was struck.
 Superintendent NJ K. Riley, of the Ryland Mining company, arrived in town last evening, and says everything is prosperous in his camp.
 F. Nj. Murphy has deeded the Silver Trail and Sm fh mines, Hssssyampa district, and Chslcedony and Jasper mines. Big Bug district, to Diamond Je Reynolds, for $l4 900.
 Silver continues to advance in price.
 J. D. Helm has taken bond on the Tiger in ne and mill in the Brsdshaws.
 A pack train arrived last nigh: from the Bradshax mountains loaded with ore belonging to s. Mott, of the Silver Prince mine.
 W. J. Wright has sold the Good Luck mine, Pine Grove distr ct, Q w. c. Bashiord.
 Jacob Smith has cold one-foarth of the Wire Gold mine and mil site to Jerry Benninghoff, for $l eco.
 AleI. Carlisle has sold one-hali oi the Grapevine mining claim, Hassayamps district, to Albert Futile, for sl 900.
 The same has sold one-hslf of the Sunbeam claim to &. l.. Riley. for $i,Oc0.
 w. Nj. Clsypool reports good busi- ness at the sampliug works.
 Another lot of Copp's Mining Laws have been received at this office. and are for sale at 50 cents each.
 A rich strike of gold ore Is reported near Iron Springs. Discoyerers Of the strike are keeping mum" until they can get their locations filed.
 A correspondent of the Chicago h. ter-Ocean writes from Tin Cup, Colo rsdo, that the strike there showed vein three feet thick Thereis no doubt the ore averages At least Sl,0O0 per ton, while masses of iron run 10 tn 20 feet thick, and assay from sl5 to S2o in gold. If the streak continues, Tin cup will prove an other Leadyille. while the load will prove bigger bonanza than the famous Comstock mines in Nevada.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
HE WON WEALTH.
The Fortunate Winner of Fifteen
 Thousand Dollars.

Yesterday the Fl Pasc National Bank
 paid to Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express
 Sl5e00 cash for the lucky holder at Gonzales, Texas, of quarter of ticket
 No. lT,303 which won the capital prize in the Jusrez lottery drawing last Wednesday. The ticket was sent for l collection through the express com psny and the money was paid over by Cashier ". H. Austin. wbo gives . card to that effect in these coulumus 1 this morning. The Texarksna paper gives these two items:
 Sam Fslk is she hsppiest man in town. He ordered the ticket that drew the Sl5.0Oo, and if he had just held on to it his bowl of happiness would now be running over !"
 "Mr. J. Fain, State agent for .sss El Paso del Norte Lottery Company came down from Dallas this morning to pay off the prize captured on ticket lT 1903. The holder has not been found to this date" .., ,.,'.::...
 Texarkana captured another quarter Of the winning ticket. Fl Psso's time will come next An official of the lot teiy company said yesterday to Times : reporter: -:
 We are glad Texas has made win. ming. But of course it is to our inter- est that the winning tickets are sold in large cities, ss larger number ot tick cts could be sold in the large cities; Still We have no control over that, and : believe that it will do us just as much :. good, no matter where drawn, if promptly paid; and we always have money in the Ei Psso National Bank to pay all winnings by parties in ths. :: United States "-El Paso Tim es.
 CARD
 I, W. H. Austin, Cashier of Fl Pase National Bank of El Paso, Texas, do hereby certify that quarter ticket No. > T 1903 of the Grand Lottery Juarez was presented by the Wells- Fargo Express :. Co, and the sum of Sl5,000 was paid : for same toe. N Dilworth. Bssker of : Gonzales, Texas This ticket winning one-fouEth ot the Grand Prize of $60,- poo drawn in drawing of June 25, 1890, of Grand Lottery Juarez, al the Ciudsd ;uarez, Mexico. W. II. AUSTIN, ..:..:.
 Cashier Fl Paso National Bank.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
sos,d os Supervisors.

| HAfthpAf, Juty ID.
 Board met pursuant to adjournment all the members being present.
 The Greasurer was authorized to sel to c. II. Brown the Clarence Ruby mining and milling property for the amount oi taxes and costs due at the tax sale of 1889.
 The clerk was ordered to change the assessed valuation of lands assessed tc the Atlantic < Pacific railroad com pany, Perrin Cattle Go, Aztec Cattle Co, and railroad lands assessed to un. known owners, and to Jacob Seligmau, and lands ot the Biil. Williams Stock Co, from sl.25, to 90 cents per acre. The ciers was directed ,o prepare the tax roll statisiics for the present year, for the sun of s20o.
 The clerk was also authorized to pub- lish Inst of all additions and sltera- tions made to the assessment roll by the board of equalization.
 MONDAY. July 5l.
 In session as board of equalization.
 Nelson Vanderlip appearing on be- half Of Vsnderlip Cattle Co, and eX- blaming the decrease iu the number of cattle returned, the assessment was passed without any raise.
 J. II. Hamilton appeared by letter, and the clerk WAS ordered to add to his assessment all lands decded to him as Appear on the records not now on the assessment roll.
 Valuation of the real estate and i'm proyements ef J. R. Tabor wac ordered to stand as fixed by the board.
 George ". Hance's assessment same order.
 A letter was received from l.. P. Nash, relative to his assessment in Gila coun- ty, and the clerk WAS instructed to in- form the board of Gils county that Mir. Nash was on the assessment roll of this county.
 The iollosing registering cficers were appointed;
 Schenck Jacoby, Seligm an; H. c Remlow, Walnut Greek; H. M. Hart son, Copper Basin; Thos. R. Darnell, Hillside; McD. Murdock. Bueno; Jss Roberts, Lynx Greek c. T. Kelly, Has, sayampa; Frank c. Payne, Beilemont.
 Assessment of lands off Mrs. c. J. Clack were ordered stricken of the roll, and the same to be assessed to Mise Margaret Sullivan; and the assessment of D. J. Sullivan was ordered changed to read n. J. Sullivan X Co.
 TUESDAY, July 25.
 Board met pursuant to adjournment, ! all the members present. The following road reports were read. accepted and bills allowed ss specified:
 E. J. F. Horne, acct oi c W Culver, Dist No ?, $l00; H Hamilton, No 5, no bill; W W Snyder. No 6, Sl23 25; Vim Partridge, No '. SiSi.25; T B Carter. No 10, no bill; E Brockman, No II, ST 50; Geo " Hsnce, Ne II, nc bill; E J F Horne, acct oi Q " Gull yer, No l5, Sl00; J H Simpson, No IT, s7s; W k Switzer, No 20. $ll6.5O; c No 9, no bill; D R Prime, Ne 9, $ll7; w W Nichols, No 27, $l4.75; $ Drum, No 29, $99.25; J II Cordes, No g. $S2. The following claim were audited aud allowed: B F Sloan, hauling, s A P Gibson, fustice's fees, $29 50; G W Hull, $3,s5.
 Board adjourned until Wednesday, July 22i at 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Merit wine-

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years We have been selling Dr
 Kings New Discovery for Consump- tion, Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Buck lens Arnca Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell &. we'll, or that have given such universal satisfaction We do not he's itste 10 guarantee them every time, and We stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not fol low their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. w. W. Ross, druggist
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
s. E. BRIGHT. Sec'y.

Our contemporary has had consider able tc say recently of patronage that belongs 70 itand patron ge that does not belong to this paper, accusing us ct getting over into advertising grounds not ours. If our contemporary will kindly map the patronage which be- longs to the two papers respectively, we will endeavor to keep on our own side of the fence.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
FROM MeNDAY's DAILY.

Geo. White, the Agus Fris rsnoher' is n town.
 J.H. Baldwin left for his home m the east to-day.
 Pbenix has recently had case of genuine diphtheria.
 The base bsll tiends are expected home from Flagstaff tonight.
 E. A. Tritle, Jr., has been appointed deputy county recorder.
 Justice J. NJ. Sanford, of Williams, left for home yesterday. Isaac T. Wheeler. of Flagstsh, ha' fled his stock brand for record.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Yuoklen's Arnica salve.

The best salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcere, Salt kheum, Fever sores, Chspped Hands. Chilblsius, Corns. and all Skin Eruption, and posi- lively cures Piles or 10 pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. W. Ross, at the Corner nr9g Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Masonic Meeting.

Aztsan Lodge, No. l, F. 4 X. M., wall hold meeting Thursday, July 24th, 1890. at 8 o'clock r. m., for the purpose of cente,ring the third degree of Masonry. Master Masons in good standing are fraternslly invited. By order of the ". NJ.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Make No Mistake

fi you decide, from what you have heari of ts cures or read of its merits. that yoz will take iocd's ssrsararflis. do no, be induced Co bay omething else which may be claimed to be about the same" or jast ss good" Rssne.a. 1sr tha, the sole reason for efforts to gct yos to purchase some substitute is that more profit may oe made. Firmly resist sIl inducements, and in. ,lst upon having jus, what you called for, Hoods ssrsapsrilia- Then you will not be experiment. tug with new article, for Hoods Ssrssparilis is
 Tried and True.
 ~iu one store the clerk tried to induce me ss bsy their own instead of Hoods sarsaparslla Bat he could not prevail ou me tc change. l told him knew what Hood's Ssrsaparilla waS, had taken 1t. was perfectly satisfied with l. snt lid nos want sny other" Mas ELLA X Corr, a Terrace Street, Boston, MasA
 We Are All Taking It.
 "we Sould not be without Hoods ssrssparflS it Is the best medicine we ever kept in the house Ny family are sil taking IL" Nss J. M 8Az sxR, San Joaquin and Fremont Streets. Stockton. Cal
 Hoods Sarsaparilla 'oli by drusgists- q: six for &. Prepared oaly y .. | HOOD * co. Apothecsries Lowell, Nsss
 100 Doses One Dollar
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
A safs investment.

ae which is guaranteed to bring 'at'sisetory results. or in ease of l. return of purchase price. On Iale plan yon eau buy from our used Druggist A bottle of Dr.
 |. New Discovery for Consump- It is guaranteed .o bring relief
 ary case. when urei for any affec- P. Throat, Lungs or Chest, such ss Inflammation el Lungs. |cmGs, Asthma, Whooping Cough, P etc. , etc 1t j<s pleasant and able to tsste, perfectly safe, and I!wsys be depended upon. Trial ts free at the Corner DEag store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
FKlnkys DAslY.

Fkihkfs DAILY, Smith says he has secured a di- oops were paid of st whiprle yes ". =. II. Williams came in from Will 2 lsst evening. Y Sanford As& returned from his 'e san Francisco. 'i T. R. JesSrd's health. We gre to state. is improving.
 sasniord is pu,ting a ne# iron,
 Asrtindel,'s office. so Be Jack" c. c. Chambers, is risl for resisting aa officer. Ioa k.I. sinpsan. of Apache Cous-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Silver l.@.

The August "Season" just recei ved with its usual elegant display of Mid summer Costumes, The large num- Der of pretty designs for tennis. yacht ing, boating and the races will he hail. ed with delight by all lovers of outdoor measures. 1t also contains \ number of very new and suitable designs for costumes for home, street and evening wear: some especially fine will be found on plates $40 and S4l Through out the entire pages are found useful garments of every kind and descrip- tion-wraps and under garments for children and ladies, and all in new and stylish designs, This number con. tains a great many handsome designs in Art work of ever rkind--embroideries lace work, canvas work. knitting, fila gree: : and many a leisure hour can be delightfully."- passed with this beautiful work that ornaments our homes, and refines and beautifies the mind. In "rbe Season" ladies will find all that ia required to dress we'll ana artistic ally. Yearly subscription, S3.50; sim gle copies, 90 cents. All news-dealers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

St. Claire < Pratt, jewellers, PheniI guarantee work and prices. Send them your watch, and they will pay sli post age. ml9wtf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Aa,,c. 10 mo,n.,.

Mrs, Winslo~'s Soothing syrup should always ba u-ed for children teethiag. It soothes the child. soltens the gums. sllays all pain, cures wind collie. and IS the hest remedy ior Di- srrh9s. Txaniv-fivr cents A bo.ti...
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Notice.

For Sale, 5000 head of Meriss Stock Sheep. For terms address, Lock Box l3T, Flagstaff, Arizona. wtf'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

St. Claire P Pratt, Phenix, pay ell expressage CT postage on wstches ssst to them for repairs. mlSwu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Miot0 LAWS.
For sale Cheap.

Another lot of Copp's Mining Laws for sale at this office. Price 90 cents.ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

A Grst-olass business. Best of location Small rent and long lease. Apply to
 jyl0H c. K. MARriNDELL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

We RIse to Remark. Cursed be he who tirst will say Ou heated summer day, When humidity gets in play, Is
 Hot
 Enough
 For you to-day
 IN. Y. Herald.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-12-06
ANIMAL AND BIRD LORE.

In bats the heart Is aided by rhyth-
milo contraction Of veins in the wings.
THE Australian dog and the Egyptian
shepherd dog never bark.
WoopcHuCKs havo the same greet
Ing as cats. but louder and moro en-
phatio.
The brain of the elephant is remark
ably small, not more than ons-twenty-
third as large as that OF human being
in proportion to the weight OF both.
WHEN tho chickens frst begin to move
in the egg, just before Matching, the
mother hen sings to them low, Groom
iLg song, very sweet and never heard
at any other time.
INman the lower jaw has much free
dom of lateral movement, which aids in
grinding food between the molars; the
laws of carnivora admit Of only the up
ward and downward movements.
HEDGEHoas are occasionally cannibal-
tstic, the larger ones, when hard up for
q dinner, chasing the smaller at won
derful rate, and devouring them with
out sauce or mercy when caught and
conquered
THERE are but two ways by which one
can hear animals really converse. One
Is to listen to them when they are not
aware of your presence, always diff
cult feat: tho other is to win their entire
love and confidence.
AMoNG the gallinaceD the pheasant
NAV be considered ''cock of the roost, "
for he will boldly enter the farmYard
and settle the military-looking barn
door fowl in trice. Even the gamecock
fares but little better, despite his supe-
rior agility.
Fowls have undoubtedly larger
vocabulary than any Of the other domes-
tic animals; yet in half day you will
probably hear from them all the sounds
that they use in ordinary life. But any
thing out Of the ordinary is instantly
expressed in unusual sounds.
MoLEs can occasionally become fiends
incarnate, veritable subterranean tigers.
and with such energy do they attack
each other that, utterly ignoring the
presence OF man, they will rough and
tumble at his very feet their enormous
ly muscular little limbs working con-
vulsively, and bones audihy cracking
beneath the pressure Of their jaws. No
one who has not witnessed tourney OF
this nature would credit the extraordi-
nary activity and fury which is here dis
played, for unless they are forcibly part
ed the battle seldom leaves both COM
batauts in the land of the living.