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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
THREE KILLED.
A Nine Holss Carrying SIX Men Pals
1sO Feet.

BUESA VISTA, Va, July S.-A hOr-
rible accident occurred at the Beuns
Vista iron mines this morning. There
are 200 laboreFs employed by the COM
psny for day and night sork. Al 4
O'Clock Al night the men were called Oh
and the host was let down N the mine
70 convey them 70 the top. SIX men
boarded c, aud al went well
until within 10 feet OF the top, when
the shaftlng gave way. causing the rope
70 break. Three of the miners leaped
for their lives and two succeeded IN
ciinging 10 the siding, until they were
rescued. -Four untoftunates were
hurled down the shaft. distance OF
$50 feet, % the bottom. The dead are
Hi Painter, John Montgomery. aud
Lltz snead, killed autright. Floyd
Marion had his collar bone broken and
received internal injuries, but viii
probably recover.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
National League.
Pittsburg 4; Rev York, 0.
Cincinnati. 9; Brooklyn. 8.
Cleveland. O.; Boston, 3.
Chicago, 5; Philadelphia. 5.
SPORTING NOTES.

The Etnas have accepted the chal-
Iengc of the Tennis Club and will play
them this afternoon at O'Clock at Ra-
mona Park, Reeds Lake, for the ANA
teur junior championship.
The Etnas and Acmes were-to play a
game yesterday afternoon at the fair
grounds, but the Acmes failed to mate
riallze and the Etnas claim the game 8
to o.
There will be foot and sack races and
and several games of ball at Reed 5
Lake today.
Grand Rapids has won five out of
the last games played.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Athletics at the Lake

Charles Green, the English cham
pion, will be at James Ferris, at Reed 5
Lake today. were he agrees to throw
any man VINO chooses to face him in
fifteen minutes or forfeit SIS. 1t is
understood that Jack kehoe will take
him UP. VIM. +. Gibbs and Jimmy
Murphy Will give sparring exhibitions
at the same place, and Tommy Ryan
aud George Siddons will he the attrac-
tions at Frank Godfrey's, where they
will give three exhibitions during the
Aav
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
ALL WILL CELEBRATE.
There VIII be Lots of Patriotism, Brt
Little Noise.

There W All be Lots or Patriotism, Brt
Little Noise.
Indications point 10 an unusually
uute Fourth on the cast side of the
city, and all the celebrating of anv pre-
tensions hereabouts. viii be at the sub
urban resorts. which Will all celebrate.
There viii be a good sized exodus o
Ottawa Beach, Macatawa and Highland
Parks, Muskegon and the other lake
shore points of interest. ~ coure
the Reeds Lake and North Park re-
sorts viii be in gala attire, and will be
visited by thousands Of holiday seekers,
and the probabilities are that day the
will be fully rs enjoyable as though all
the pomp. NOISE and dust Of a full
fedged military demonstration snOuld
bs present.
Il will no doubt be a quiet day for
the police. and the usual dangers IN
cdent 90 n celebration will be reduced
t. q minimum. Muskcgou. Lowell
Hastings. NewavgO, Cedar Springs and
Rockford VIII celebrate, and Grand
Haven VIII make the dav On suspiCious
one hv a formal opening of the new
Highland Park Hotel. Grand Rapids
attorneys vii crate az various Celebra-
tons held at surrounding towns; and
taken altogether, the city VIII not be
back IN patriotism even though II DC
not of the usual dem0nstrative kind
All the railroads VIII sell single fare
round-trip tickets. good TO return until
Saturday night.
The banks and public Offices will
close for the day. as well as most Of the
places Of business.
The employees Of the TELEGRAM
HERAtD vii take a holiday today and
tonight. consequently there VIII be no
paper issued tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Il VII be worthy ths Just sn5 ppovi-
dent care = congress 70 make such fur
tier altefstions II the tar1E a. win more
especially protect and foster The several
branches II ma1ufarture 'Shich have
been receutly instituted ard exee-6ed
b the isadsbie exeTtons q ouT citizens.
SPECIAL Msssass, Mar ., 1853
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
THE PLAINTIFFS OPTION.
III She Does Not Reduce the Judgment q
New Trial Ordered

New Trial Ordered
Last spring Mrs. Elsie A. Merritt, of
Byron, obtained a verdict in the circuit
court of 1925 damages against Edward
Marshall, a Byron saloon-keeper, for
alleged damage by reason of her sons
dissipation from frequentng Marshall's
saloon. The defendants attorneys re-
Gently argued a motion tor a new trial,
which Judge Burch decided yesterday
by granting a new trial unless the plain
TIN file remltter of Sl76 on the Judg-
ment. III she does not choose To do
this, the present decision Will stand.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
RAGING FLOODS.
Muskingum River Breaks Loose and
Causes Much Damage

MARIETTA, o., July 3.-Muskingum
river is out of its banks and higher
than for years. The government dam
and Ice Harbor are total wrecks.
Bridges have been swept away almost
without number in this section, while
crops are ruined by heavy rains. The
loss by flood will reach half million
dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Two Games Today.

The Grand Rapids and Toronto base
ball teams will play two games at the
Fountain-st. Park today, and there
should be good attendance. The
morning game will be called at 10
o'clock and the afternoon game at
o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
NO CHANGE

W Till be Made in Postmaster at Auster-
80 litx ana Fishers station.
sHsNsssNS 70 Sst y,.ytN,S-NtN'-S
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Mr. Belknap
has received numerous letters for and
against a change of postmasters at
Austerlitz and Fishers Station. Kent
county, both of whom are Republicans.
The matter was referred to the post
Office department. and an Inspector was
sent so report, who recommended to the
postmaster general that no change be
made and this recommendation Will be
followed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
A Man Named Smith.

A man named Smith, living on the
West Side, got drunk yesterday and
proceeding to his home made an at
tack on his sister-in-l law, and laid her
head open with chair. The lady was
taken to a neighbor's house and her
wounds dressed. He has not been ar
rested
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Mr. Wheeler suppose The great and
mysterious Robert has many admirers in
Boston. Miss Emerson
Miss Emers0n-Why vs.. Mr Wheeler
Even the beans 50 through q course q
Browning before they come 70 the table
--BrookiYn Life.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Number One.

At 2:30 this morning the awning in
front of the Star Clothing Company's
store caught fire from Il Chinese Ian
tern and opened the list of the days
casualties. 1t was quickly extinguished
without further damage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

He-Ws are now coming 20 tunnel
Are you not scared2
She-Nos a bit. IL vou take the cigar
sut Of yovT mouth. Texas S5ftinEs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Nurse-See. Willie. you have two lis
le brothers Aren { they pretty
Willie remembering the usual disposal
of surplrs kittensl-W Which enc are We
going 70 tr0wn2-Amer.cs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

There Is one thing that vii keen
Tommy from being a spendthrift-~
"Whaf'7 thatr
"Lsck % thrift 70 spe0d- New Tork
Esrali
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

~Bas dDn't you see how that horss
;impsF Dealsr-You cali that lmpIngi
He Is 5 thoroughly trainef horse. and q
only loving 70 y0u--Fhegende Blaettsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

r is said that an Omaha doctor kisses
hzs wlfe seventy times = day. That's
wat miskt be cslse1 = god prsc-cs. -
hzla Hozz,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

'.she has Toe disposition of a flannel
shfrt
"Whst On earth 10 vou mean
'She Is a shrinking bttie thing. -
New York sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
THE PRESIDENT

BttNhtS HIhstII 10 thc BosUfu OF f1is
Family.
CAPE MAY, y. j., July 3.-President
Harrison arrived by special train from
Washington this evening and proceeded
at once to the cottage where his family
are staying. Mr.. Halford and General
Sweet were with the president.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Postofiice Hours.

The postotiice will be open to-day
to 10 a, m.
The letter carriers will make de-
livery in the morning, starting ut 7:S0.
Two collections will be made from
Monroe and Canal street letter boxes
in the afternoon.
GEO. G.. BRIGGS, p. VI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
PIayers' League.

Buffalo, 8; Brooklyn. Is.
Cleveland. o; New York. 5.
Chicago. S: Philadelphia, s.
Pittsburg- Bosom game cancelled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Big DISPLAY

There will be big display Of fire.
works at Reeds Lake tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
A Lively Runaway.

An exciting runaway occurred last
evening OH Fulton-st. A horse attach
ed to top buggy broke loose from Isl
East Fulton-st., and ran into buggy
at thecorner OF West Park and Fulton
sts., and then ran into Fulton Street
Park and was caught. Less damage
was done than ii was at first supposed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

The Fourth Of July being
legal holiday, there viii
be- no paper issued from this
office until Sunday morn
ing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
Ma. Ecora,s peatn

The Globe has ...rely had saddsr duty to perform than that oi announcing the death Of Mrs. Albert E. Foste, esly daughter ei Judge and Mrs. Sumner Howard, which occurred at her father
 house at nine clock yesterday morning Mrs. Feete had been dangerously sick with inflammation ol the lungs several weeks. and it was thought ten days ago she csuld scarcely recover, but of late she had apparently improved, although her strength was greatly redueed and her body much emacisted from the in- ability of her stomach to retain sny nourishment Yesterday morning she
 seemed stronger and her father. who was about to leave for Corunna to at tend court, went up and bade her good bye, she saying that she felt better and was going te get up and be dressed Jsdge Howard departed, and soen after Mrs. Howard called the nurse to assist
 in getting her up and dressing her. She
 had risen and was partially dressed
 when a spasn siezea her heart and she begged to De laid in bed again. Her distress uss great and A telephone mes sage was sent to the city te sumEen her husband, whe had come down with
 Judge Howard. and her brother, Frank
 Reward. Of the Fliat National Bank. The same message intercepted her father just as he was soout to step aboard the train. They all bastened home, accompanied hy the physician. They louRd her still alive and conscious and able to speak to them, but she enly had tine ts bid them farewell, when she passed quietly away.
 Mrs. Foote was born in this city in 1858, and has resided here all her life except cue year at Alpens, where her husband was ia business, end st inter- yaIs ir Salt Lake City, Utah, and Pres cott, Arizona, while her father was there Ia ap official capacity. She was mar ried ia 1883 te Nr. Albert F. Foote. They have no children. Mrs. Feete was social fsvorits in this city.-Flint (Nich } Globe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION
Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses Of Readers.


 stonewall Whisky at tho Monte zuma. If
 Fine stock of Saddles at osenburg Bro $. dltf
 Cowboy outfits specially at osen- burg's. dltf
 Schooner Beer at the Montezuma, cts glass. If
 Lord Fountleroy Caps aud Cellars at Mrs. Blaine's. If
 Coxe's Glycerins Lotion at Ross Corner Drug Store. nl9A
 All the standard patent medicines al the Corner Drug Stere. G
 sterling's Royal Remedy at Ross Corner Drug Store. nati
 All the standard patent medicines st she Corner drug store. ti
 Fine stock of diamonds inst received at NJ. 1oldwster < Bros. If
 Try bo''' of Tolsnd's Tonic, for sale a. Ii 1rner Drug Store. If
 Three meals for Sl at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
 The genuine Stetiing's Royal Remedy ie sale at the Corner Deag Store. 1t
 Reduced prices have caused a great rush oi business at the Corner Drug Store. If
 Congress. ApoIlinaris and vichy mineral waters in stock at the Corner ug store. If
 Everything found in 6rst-class harness shop can be had at 0senburg's st bottom prices. dlH
 Ladies Fall and Winter Hats, latest patterns, just received by D. J. sulh- van X Co. u
 Saddle horses and single or double rigs for hire at Sioan's stable southeast corner og the plaza. If
 A large assortment of drugs, chem icals and toilet articles for sale at the very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store. u
 Rubber eyershees. rabber boots, rubber coats, and aretics, in endless quantities, at J l.. Fishers. d5u
 Coed work and low prices tell. 0senburg Bros. are always rushed. When you come to Prescott call and examine their stock of harness, saddles, etc. Gad obtain p-ices. dld
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12

the ride. refer you to Capt. W. H 1 Hardy. and the little money affair, C 1 Col. Bean On our trip cut we rae the Third Cavalry at Bear Springs, anS the weather being stormy, beth com manSs remained hare three days While in this camp, General Ord, with an escort commanded by Lieut.. Up. haIn. accompanied alse by Dr. Handy came inte camp, inspected the eutft stopped over eas night, and then Jeff for Tsrt whipnle.
 After returning from my New Mexico triP, and sosetine in July, Cen eral Stonemsn sent for me to come to his qaarters--then in tents, as were also all headquarters. Stsneman asked me il ceuld find Camp Mogsllon. re- piled that T osuid try" The generals reply was 'erhen ge, take these dis patches to Col. JehR Green, sRd after yeu get to Camp Aegelon take party aRd look cut wsgon-resd from that pest te ell Camp Supply, en the Cele- raao ckiqusts. The disp atches, by general erdersn again changed the name oi the new pest, from Megolloa to Camp Thomas, and upon the arrival ei Stoneman at the Post, on his gene rai tear of inspection, another gene ral order" was promulgated, changing the name irsna Camp Them to that of Camp Apache, and then, by General Geo. Crook. to "Fsrt Apache which latter name it still retains to this day.
 have. perhaps. needlessly drawn this thing oat, and been too eircem- stsntial, but it will ke seen that the oulaainstion of the continued events herein related were the 6Rai result ot Hew. Why. and Whea Fort Apache wss established. X word CT two about Geo. Stoneman. and 1 will close this tedious narrative;
 Brsyet- Brigadier General George Stoneman, first commander of the De. partaent of Arizona, with hesdsuar- ters at Fort Nhipple, was, as sn In- dian fighter, a total failure in every soBse of ths werd II be ever was s success as military man, have failed to hear of the fact, In the army, among the junior sfi cers, he WAS known AS the "g. a. g. a. f." How ever, las did not cucumber the Depart msnt long, AS he was removed early in '7l, and that chief oi Indian fighters Brigadier- General George Creok--Nss assigned to the command of the De partment ef Arizona
 ALBERT F BAsTA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
4 Good Mine For Sale

A frst-elass mining property in Yavapai county, and one that will bear the strictest investiga- ton, can be had on reasonable terms. Plenty of oak, pine and juniper wood adjacent to the mine. Wagon road to within a mile of 1t. Water for milling and mining purposes can be had in the mine, which can also be worked to depth of over 1000 feet by tunnels, n, expensive holsting works being needed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
SnfRIfrS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE n Third Judicial District. of tbe Territory of Arizona, iH spd for tha County of fs7apai. William C. Bsshford and Robert n. But nsistar, Plaintiffs, v.. Jacob Smith, W. IL. C, Nckesson, A. l.. Mckesson and Alsxanoer Harris, doing business under tho jim name and style of The Wire Gold Mining Company DefepdantS,
 By virtue of an cx scutson in ,he above -en- titled cause. Issued out of the District Court oi the Tnird Judicial Distrlef. County og fas- apsi, Territory oi Arizona. dnsy tested on the 29.h day oi January, 4. D. iSau, hy witch sre eo@tnasded to make of the per6onal property Of the aeoye-1amcd defe' dante, fl sufficient cAn be found; II not, then cs their real prop- erty the sum Of Fiys Hundred and Ninety Five andSl-leo tt59ssc1 Dollars, with interest on said sum from Nov. Sgth. laSi., tili paid, ai the rate of per eont. per annupi, and Tor costs and disbursements taxed Ia toe sun ot fifty-twp and LUG tsSssso) Dollars, to- getaer with t2T5 accruing costs, to sAiisfl ! sad judgment.
 nave levied upon and siezed Ail the right, tIte and interest Of the abcve-Dsmed defesc- snts of, iu snd to that certain ive-starnp gold quartz mil known ss the Wire G0id mili. sit aste aboas ane mile northwest of the Wire Gold nlre E. ..ahy Basin, with ali the sp- plisrces thereto belonging; siso the Wire Gold mili- site upon which sAie mill l. slta ste also one assay o1.ice situate upon said mili- site, with all the chem icals thereto bcionginx :; one rstort furaacc; slss the Wire G3id mine and tue \, nentiiy gold mine, situate about ons mile south-asst from said Wire God miii. For a more tefn te description of which sSid property, reference Is hereby had so said writ of execution and endorsement of lew thereon
 Psk fc nutfSe is hereby gwen that on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
Las, nlght.s Reoeptlon

Ar. ana Mrs. B. II. Weaver and their charmin daughters, Misses Cora and Georgia, gave a reception last night, at their eezy residence ea upper Msnte- sums street, which was enjsyed by q great maay lsdies and gentlemen oi Prescott. The evening was spen; in various kinds Of games, ths interest ia which was kept at S high tension all the tine. These whe were sedentarily inclined iHdulged in social games el eucher, whist aud parchesi, while the more youthful and nimble engaged in games mere active About 1 o'clock collation. was served te re- fresh the inner being. after which dancing wac indulged in by many pres- s9t. Mrs. Soper and Miss Cora wea- yer, also, favored the asse n bled guests with number Of beautiful selections on tue piano during the evening, and On adieux being bidden te the hest and hostess, universal expression Of the enjoyment ef pleasant eyesing was heard. The following ladies and gen tlemen were present: Mr and Mrs. I. ]. Eatler. Nr and Mrs. J. c. Hern- den, Mir and Mrs. Chas. Soper, Mr. and Mrs. ". c. Potts, Mr. and Mrs. F. W Blake, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Otis, NIT. and Mrs. J C. Stephens, NIT. and Mrs. D. J Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. sam uei Hill, Mr. and Mrs Geo. 2. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Martin, Mrs. E. Elliott, Mrs. F. P Clark. Miss Lulu Kendall, Miss Mimi Martin, Miss Fan nie Blandy, Miss MeGil. Miss May Martin. Messrs. II. II. Helm, F. ". Wells, e. A. Dake, D. Lambrigat, Nj. E. Morin. D. NJ Martin, J. Weber, IT. T. Andrews, E 8. Wright. H. D. Ross, G. s. Porter. Jr., Cbas wollenburg, j. M. Aiken.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12

have received 8 carload Of elegant Anheuser-Buseh (Ss. Louis) Lager Beer, which propose to sell ice cold, at reduced prices, in kegs, bottles. or any amount have reiurnished my lode- ing house, aud will rent rooms: beds can be rented at two or four bits. am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes, split and dehvered at house for s7 per cord
 Leave orders here or through postofice. Martin Msier. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
NOTICE! !!

On account 0f the receat robbery in a Chi- nese W ash House Ia Prescott, notsse is here l. by given by tha proPrietoIs of aii Chtnese e saundries th,t hereafter no washing wgl be received os delivered oy any 0f tEem after g o'clock ?. Gl. lS3mi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
Rooms 70 Ie,.

Rooms % Iet.
 NTAu0o HOUSE -- NICE, cOMFoRrA-
 W els furnished roofas to let reasousbly OF the day. week, ar month. ilE
 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET l< At the corner Of Montexn;na ana Wills Street. Mrs. Blackburn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
Price List Of Rubbess Rt Q. l..
 Sultivan's.
lmpertant ,o stoekmen.

Wanted, cattle or horses ia exchange for S4,u00 woFth of clothing suitable for rsaehers and miners. Goods in Les Angeles. Price. wholesale Ad- dress, with Piice and description of stock, !. J. GosFER,
 B s. Spring s., Los Angeles, Cal.tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

JN) LOUIS RyRSR. YOUR HEIRS, AS \ tigDs and ieSal repyesc sttVes
 Ton arc hereby nrtfbed that the under sisneu. who ik co-owner with YoS in tes Raiievue mining rlaiIr. hes expen ted q . sum of one hundred dollar in lacor aud iaa - proYements cpop said mining ciaiia. tho said axpegditares au i ia1rrovonnents petng m aas bv me In fbe year iSSq in comp lance wltb se United Sta es ainiDg laws requiring nGal expe Idtiures ta be made on miatng ciSing.
 Tho said Bellevue mining n3a!n eonsis's ni t.s00 feet h length by 0o f0st wide, sttu ate Ia Mafttnsa miutuR district, 3n the county of yavspa ir the Territory of Arizona. d Fe- corJ of the location of the sad Balis vsc min ing cl aim is m sde lG tho Record ef MInes. in Ih- off e ol tas County Recortef of sad feY. ayal coGisfy, In Book 24s page 2J1s
 And you are hereby iurther rotined that Y, at the expiraDon Of ninety days after the publication ef this notice, you fs ii or relase to contribute ar pay to rse youy rroporsioa ei the said exPansii lures, together with the cost or ihs publication ot tbis notice. the sBferust of yon in said Bellevue Joiniux claim wili Se forfeited and bss ome he property oi the un- dersfgne [. JAMES OffiAhA.
 Prescott. 4. T., Feb |, IS,sa-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
$50 Reward.

A reward of s50 will be given for S ease of piles that caDnot be cured in from two ta four weeks by Dr. Iesey, specialist, Room Bellevue Hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
D. Psn,lnna nantisr.

Office and residence opposite the Win jams House, Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new im- provements in dentistry. Every oper- alton carefully performed, and satis faction guaranteed
 Prescott, Jan. I2, 1889. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
A Good caliiorn,o Papar

Send for the Los Angeles Daily Herald, the best Southern California paper. Subscription S2.25 per quarter Weekly Herald (l2 pages) S2 per an- mum. Address, AYERS & LYNCH,
 u Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12

Somewhere fem Maier's ice-hoGse, along Graaite street up Guriey to the Waldo house, q Diamond Cluster Ring seven stones. 4 suitable reward will be paid for its Seturn to this efiice. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
Ihursday. EehluarH 2lih. 1890,

1t twelve o'eloek noon of that day, at tEe rih aoar of the Court House la the Clss of Prescott, in said County of Ssv spsi, Twin sell he above deacsShed real property, r SD much thereof as may be nece sssry, at puellc auction ;oihe highest bidder for cash. to satisfy said execution aad al costs
 wA. c. DWELL, sheriff By N Aelnernsy. Under Shera. DSfed FeorusSy s9, iS9o.