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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-05
Rrourht Sui. f,r 5000. 600

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March The
Loan and Investment Company, Of West
Virginia, principal Office in New York, has
brought suit against the Midland Railway
of indianapolis. for $500, co., on promis-
sorry note, for $3.50, 900. due tiity days
after June7, 1899.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-05
Advance in Price of Rubber

NEW YORK, March 4-The Colchester
Rubber Company aud the Goodyear Metal
lie and Globe Company to-day announced
an advance OF 81 per cent owing to the
advance in the price OF rubber, the price
being so cents against 81 cents year ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-05

THE Steubenville and Mingo furnaces
use 600, 900 toos OF iron ore per year. The
tsrif on iron ore is 75 cents per ton, an d
anyone can see st elance thst the tsrifi
costs our furnscss $3.50. coo per year, and
they get no advantage from this tariff
Senbenrille Gazats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-05

This evening Prof. Hermann's great
Vaudeville company will be seen at the
Opera House, and Of ccurse the house will
be packed, es this ia one OF the finest at
fractions ever put on the rosd. L. is one,
too, that ladies can attend without the
slightest fear Of hearing or seeing anything
that would be offensive to them. Toe
beet seats are going of lively at Houses,
and lh1se desiring coed seats should mark
them of OF oLcs..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-05

OF have been sfii ieted with sn affection
n the Throat from childhood, csused By diph-
,heris. and have used various remedies Dus
have never found anything equal 20 bEo"S
BRoscHrAL TEocHEs"-Re @. N. :. HAN pom
Piketon. Ky. cold only in boxes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-05

AHAsDsoME complexion Is one OF the
creates, charms a woman can possess.
Pozzopi's Complexion Powder gives II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-05

COLUMBUS, o, March 4.-GOvernor
Campbell and staff will attend the Pendle-
ton obseq uies in Cincinnati next Sstur-
dav
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-05

The Two Sisters" at the Opera House,
Friday and Saturday evenings and S,tur'
day matinee, will be an attraction that ID
sure TO draw big houses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-05
RrcErvE THE DELEGATES

at the S.ase House at noon tomorrow.
The State legislature will hold a joint
session for the same purpOse Immediately
after the Governors reception.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Lcoai Mining News.
W. J. HILL, Secretary.

It is & recognised fact tha: mining
 items containing valuable information n
 are willingly republished from the local
 press, thus advertising the camp oI
 town in which the paper is published
 The average editor of m ming town
 paper Is his own editor. compoeisor,
 pressman. devil. bookeeper, collector and solicitor, and compelled to be such by the meager support given him
 where he should have liberal support
 Is it any wonder, with such A multi tude of duties to perform, if be fails to get all the mining news that is going or to get full details of value that will insure the republication Of his minin g itemi A town and mining camp needs advertising to attract capital and peo. pic as much as any basinoss in the
 world needs advertising to attract GUS toners, and the most serviceable and effective way to advertise it is to give 8 liberal supper. to the local raper, which will enable it to go to the expense nec- essary to issue creditable sheet There is nothing can equal its value. It bears weekly greeting to its ex. changes, and it's news of value is more widely circulated by the metropolitan press. The Illustrated "write ups" in the great dailies attract attention flor day and are forgotten; but the weekly papers come re gulsrly, & constan. re hinder oi the towns existence and value, if 1t has any, and is reflection of the enterprise and intelligence of the in which 1t is published
 If the community has not the intelli- gence and energy to give support which will enable it to become valua- bie journal, i, is seen to represent them in what it lacks. There is not miner in the West who wants to attract capi- ial or people to the region in which he is interes' ed who cannot affo-I to sub- scribe and pay for several copies of his local paper. er.--Denver Mining Industry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Board of Supervisors

Board of supervisors met September 18th, 1890, at o'clock, pursuant te ad- lournment. Present--S. r. B, han (chsirman) and X. A. Moore, supervi sors, and the clerk. Petition for an election precinct al Grape Vine mine was granted. Polls to ! be held at Warren Pace's house on the assayampa, and shall te known as Grape Vine precinct. On motion, the name O! Clearwater precinct was changed to Big Chine precinct, and the polls to be held al the school house Isaac Hester's bond as roid oversser was approved. Or motion, W. IT. Hatcher was al- ] lowed SIO0 as overseer of road district No. l. On motion, w. l.. Van Horn was allowed $20o for his description, statis- tics, etc. of the county. On motion, and petition approved by the probate judge, the Cottonwood Upper verde) school house district was divided and s new district was established. On motion, road district No. ? an l5 were consolidated. District to be known as District No. ?, with Isaac
 Hester as overseer.
 On motion, the following registering
 officers were appointed; II V. Briot,
 Castle Greek mill James Daily, at
 Boaz.
 Board adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Mln,na intellisence.

Several experienced California miners will soon reach Silver King to augment the working fierce oi that mine in the further devel ,pment of the proper ty At present the Blk shaft is 24 feet be- low the lle0. 0.ioot level, and it is believ- ed the King vein win be reached shout midway between the 200 and I.3eO- foot levels, jui ging from it's dip. The miners express confidence in the fu- ture working of this mine and expect yet to see 1t resume the activity that has characterized its past wonderful history. The working of the old tail ings at the mill is still continued.-En-
 terprise.
 John L. Scott, foreman of the Silver King mine, in Pinal county, has re- signed his position and, after visit to relatives in the east, will take the man sgement of the Blue Bird mine, 8. Wickes, Montana.
 Two car loads of machinery arrived last night for an addition of twenty stamps which shortly will be made to the Congress mill. The new steam hoist which is now being put up ct the mine will be ready for operation by the lst of October
 The first payment of sl.0e0 was made to-day on the onyx property.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Prescott. Ariz Sept. II. iSeo.
The unabr,dged Democratic Plat
 form.

form.
 At the request of a number of demo crats. who state that their party paper has failed to publish their plat. form in full, We give below the an. abridged platform, just as it came iron, the typewriter. and which was adopted by the democratic convention: l. The Democracy Of Ysvapsi Coun- ty, in convention assembled, hereby re- news it's allegiance and devotion to the wise and time-honored principles of the National Democratic party as express cd in it's platform of 1888. ,. Ina. the Federal Government has only such powers as are vested in it by the constitution of the United States. and all attempts to interfere with the local rigbts of the people deserve the unreserved rebuke of the Democratic party.
 ,. That We view with lear, Inc late attempts of the Republican party to adopt Congress onal legislation sup pressing the full exercise of the bsllo, by American citizens.
 4. That we regard with disgust the unparalleled process and conduct of the present republican administration Of Arizona. and condemn with enpha- SIS the sutooratio and persistent efforts of that administration to defeat the wishes and rights of the people of the Territory towards local self government.
 D. Tha. we endorse the course of Marcus A. Smith, our delegate is Con- gress, and express as the sense of the Democratic party in this County that his reelection would be wise.
 G. Resolved, That we the Democratic party Of Ysvapai County, is committed to, and its nominees are pledged to support any bill that may be devised and formulated by the joint committees of the northern and southern districts of the County appointed for the pur- pose of comforting with each other with view to an smicable, equitable, iusl and righiful division o. Ysvspai County. lSignedl
 $. F. BKHAs, Chairman.
 W. J. HILL, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
LOCAL N oTES-
FkeM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Duncan McKinnon died yesterds, morning, after an illness Of only few days. Deceased was about 10 years o age.
 Mrs. Gee. s. Porter and her son, Geo. S Porter, Jr., left for Los Angeles, this morning, where the latter will attend school.
 Ralph HaIlorsn left for Albuquerque this morning. after taking applications for insurance policies amounting to several thousand dollars
 D-. and Mrs. ,. Halsey will leave to- morrow for South Riverside, Cslifor- nis, to reside. where the doctor has been engaged ss physician to s mining camp. The best wishes of our people go with them.
 Judge !. J. Hawkins has teen elect ed chairman ol the county democratic central committed, and D. J. Sullivan secretary. The executive committee consists of J. ]. Hawkins, D. ! Sulii- var, K. ". French and J. D Helm.
 Capt. Reagan, late of Company I, Whipple Barracks, and family, left for Fort Huschuca this morning, to which place the captain has been assigned. They proceed on their journey by am bulsnce to Msricepa, thence by rail to Fairbank, and again by ambu lance to their destination, distance of tcn or twelve miles from the railroad The best wishes of their many friends go with the Captain and his estimable lady.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Wednesdays Edition

Geo. w. Hance, the war horse o
 Ciepega, left for home today. | W. H. storms went to DAggeti, Cal.
 on business trip, yesterday. For reasons to US at present unknown
 the nominees for the office of sheriff or
 both the republican and democrati, tickets have withdrawn. It will be ths
 duty of the central committees te
 select men to i'll the vacancies. A correspondent in this mornings
 paper speaks Of visls, and bottles and | dempohns being uncorked at the re publican convention Monday. He must
 have got mixed up with the crowd that
 ratified, after the convention tad ad- iourned.
 The campaign may be said to have fairly opened in California. By tele-
 graph we learn that political neetin gs
 are being held all over the state. The
 republican meetings are said to be well
 attended, and the enthusiasm mani
 tested augers weilfor complete repub-
 ican victory, from the governor down.
 T. $. Bslleck, president of theP. < A. 0. railroad and Prof. James Dauglas, president of the Boggs, Senator, Hack berry and several other Arizona mines, came in on last nights train. Prof. Douglas is accompanied by his two sons. The party left this morning to visit the numerous mines in this yicin- ity.
 The Republican says that the grounds chosen by the capital sit commission. CTS, for the erection of capital building. are being beautifed and laid out in grand style. The grounds have been placed ID the hands of an experienced gardener, whe Is doing good work. The site IS located about one mile weet of the court house in Phenix.
 A copy Of the resolutions passed by the republican convention, offering cond0lence to the widow of the late Gen. Crook, has been most artisticaIly engrossed by Jules Baumann, together with the letter accompanying it. They will be placed in an elegant frame, to- gether with . photograph of the con vention hall and decorations, and will be placed on exhibition at Basr's studio tomorrow, where they will remain for few days prior to being forwarded to Mrs. Crock.
 The territorial democratic convention met at Phenix Monday. and nominated Mark Smith by exclamation for dele gate to congress, Harris Baldwin for joint councilman for the northern dis trict, and Peter R. Brady joint council man for the southern district. B. Nj. Jacobs, of Tucson, was elected chair. man, and J. E. Walker, of Phenix, sec. retary, of the central committee. NJ F Daggs and k " French Ere the committeeman for Yavapsi county.
 There Is one man in Prescott particu. Isrly noted for his accuracy CD in Scriptural quotations, on whose ears the strains 0t Marching Through seoryia" grate discordantly. His pro- lest against the patriotic speeches made oy nominees of the republican conven- ion may be found In this mornings Courier. No one Is mists ken as to he authorship of the distribe referred Q, and all intelligent voters will simply 'nile and wait until he ascertains the Inference between Belshazzsr and Sebuchsdnezzar before shaping their ooliticsl ideas according to his sugges- lions.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Epoch

The transition from long, lingering sna painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the indi vidusl. Such a remarkable event is treasured in the memory, and the agency whereby the good health has been attained is gratefully ble ssed Hence it is that so much Is heard is praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel they owe their restoration to health 10 the use Of the Great Alterative and Tonic. II you are troubled with any disease Of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short standing, you will surely find relief by use of Electric Bit ters. Seld at soc. and sl per bottle at the Corner Drug store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

Mir Imhoff. of Congress, Is in town
 Mike Rice left for Flagstaff thi afternoon.
 Mir. Whitney is now in charge of the Congress mill.
 Onyx prospectors are ss i'd to bs numerous along Big Bug now.
 The Congregational church Is being Sarpeted snd re6tted generally.
 Another teacher is wanted for the Prescott primary school.
 ]. L. Fisher will leave for the east via San Francisco tomorrow morning.
 s, E. Kelley, eI Hilisdale, Michigan. came in from the soath last evening. James Cassidy has gene to Congress. to build the addition to the stamp mill there.
 Dennis Burke is quite seriously i'll with typhoid fever at his home st Whippie
 Tomorrow mornings stage will carry lul load Of democrats to the Phenix convention.
 Aaron Mason left for Los Angeles this morning. He was delighted with the onyx property.
 The school trustees have rented three cocms on the first floor of the city hall for school purposes.
 Adjutant General 0'Neill has issued commissions to officers of Go. c, N. c. A of Tombstone.
 co. Hutchison, delegate from Con- gress to the republican convention, aEnved last evening.
 Mrs. Zent, Of PheBix, arrived on last nights stage. She will go to the Sena- soT mine to visit her sister.
 Sir and Mrs. Henry D. Ross will give 6 reception this evening from o'clock till ', b Mise Lofty Wheeler
 Probate Judge L. 0. Cowan, of Mo- hEve county, came in on last nights tram on route to the democratic con \ yention In Phenix.
 Sr Terry, commercial. man, who s paying his first visit t0 Prescott this year. expresses surprise at the marvel GUS growth o' the town.
 A purse was raised yesterday to help aelray the expenses of Lhe fire boys wbo go to the Albuquerque fair. The team will leave on Tuesday moraing.
 County Recorder Aker has just com pleted sn index to sll brands m the county, making a very great conven leace to stock men wishing to examine brands.
 L Bashiord Is having the old opera house put in thorough repair, for use solely as hall. He will not rebuild Inc stage again. Tine routh wall has : been rebuilt and the interior of the place thoroughly renovated. " 0 Bsshford, chief of tle Prescott fire department and chairman of both .ae territorial and county republican entrai committees, returned home last |eyening from attending a session 0. the erritorisl board Of equalization, of Rhich he is also member. His ve.y csiirsble wife also returned with him .eom s visit to California
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
FRoa MONDAYS DAILY.

 The finn of Palmer < Cassidy has been dissolved. R. c. Powers is working the Model mine, near Peoples valley. Our Hebrew citizens are observing their annual holiday of Rosh Hosh- anna to-day.
 L.J. Bsrgeman gave bonds in the
 sum of s2,50o this morning and was released from GU stody. Lieut. Baxter, wife and three chil-
 dren arrived at Whipple today. The former is First Lieutsnant of Captain Carpenters company, c, Ninth In- fsntry.
 A petition was being circulated to-
 day for communication of the sentence of Alexander, convicted recently at Fort Smith, Arkansas, ot the murder of
 John Steadman. Morris Goldwster started with the democratic delegation to Phenix, on Saturday, but was compelled to return on ,saching the Four Mile House, on
 account of being taken Ill. Full returns from Wyoming show that the State has gone ropub ican by 2,OOo maj )rity, and both houses of the legislature is republican, assuring the election of two republican United States senators. Theprescost fremen left this morn" ing for the Albuquerque fair. The following membe rs went: D. NJ. Mar tin, captain of the team: F. l.. Car lisle, John Rivers A 0. Gilmore, John Coyle, Wm. Woher, Lewis Florence Frank Andrews, W c. Potts, Ed. Rob sfts. John Nelson, Gilbert Ferguson ] and Thom0s Soholey.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Hoods Sarsapari,ia
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND orFrcE AT PeEScoFr, ARtz.. |

n IT [ Sept IS, lS9U. [ Notice is hereby given that tho foltogtns named settler has He'd q ltiee Of his Intan- lion to ccmufe aui mske nusl rroof Ia support Of his ci nj, and that said prio will be made before the Reg ster q Receives st Prese ,tt, AriEcna. on saturday, OetoDer 2s iSaa, viz Varncy A. Stephens, Ho nstesd Entry s72 for the s & of SIs 5s See Tp is \ P : VI.
 He names the following witnesses to prove lis continuous residence upon, spd Cui fvR- ton oit ssid land. viz: D. VI. Clearwater " 0. Potts. Thomas Brown, Chss. LoSIey. all of Prescott, Arixs
 Any person W desires to protest Egsius. the ovsnee of . icn proof, or wGo know of any saosts rtiai re eson, under the law anu the reg n iasions Of the fnterioT Der artment wby such ~roof should not be Sllns will be Eiv D an opportunity st the above men.toaed time sn~ place to cross examine he witnesses Of ssid claimant and tO offsr evidencv in Ts- bottsl of that kubnni ted by claimant
 J. c. MARTIN Register
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
IyS An Oriental.

They sing song abou; the town.
 You can hear 1t nesr and far, Which has simple question in it Where did ysu get that cigar Why at Fora's; it's an Oriental. It's about five inches long,
 Imported, long Havana filler, IL has no equal in this town
 Can prove 1t by Sam Miller.
 Try the Oriental.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
EuckIen's Arnica SaIxe.

The best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever sores, Chapped Hands, Chilelsins Corns. and all Skin Eruption, and posi- lively cures Piles or pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect sstis. faction or money refunded. Price 2 cents per box. For sale by w. w Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
SURVEYS APPROVED.

NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE " plats cf townships No, IT North Range a. 6. sEa esS . is Nctth Ksrgs6,T,S nd 10 east " North ttsngs $, ', and ia sss 2, North Range n east, have been received al tnis office fF oIn the Sarsey General of th . Ier. Hpfyt ss Sccs plSd b. iEe pep& smsat of the Interior, tb st ths sslne viii. ns ntad in this office on he isih day of O~tobsr ls9a. at clock a ia of said day, and Efser whiun we viii b prs pared a Tes eivs applications for the entry oG lands sg satJ low usffEsS:
 J. V. MARTIN. Register, T. J, BC rLER. Receiver.
 Prescott, Arizons. Sep: F. iS9,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Tnes Wan, the whole p,a,,orm.

EDITOR JouRsAL-NNER Will you be kind enough to publish in full the platform of the late Democratic County convention. We regret, as democrats, to be compelled to appeal to republi- can organ 10 post the democrats at large in this matter, but we understand that the Courier refuses to publish a certain resolution passed by our Con- ventien, with reierencs to County divi. sion. J. F. DAaGs,
 W. ". Bass,
 W. J HILL
 Prescott, Arix Sept. II. ISau.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
scrap Of Paper Saves Her life

It wss just an ordinary scrap Q
 trapping paper, but 1t saved her lie (She was in the last tages of consump bon. .old by physicians that sine was l;ncurable and could live only shor,
 me she weighed less than seventy bounds On piece of wrapping paper sise read Of Dr. Kings New Discovery and got 6 sample bottle; it helped her, she bought large bottle, 1t helped her more, bought smother and grew better sst, continued its use and is now ssrOng, healthy, rosy, plump. weighing i0 pounds. For fuller particulars |sand stamp Co ", H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles os this won |'.e-ful Discovery Free at the CorneI bEug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17

Friends of ex-Postmsster Head have noticed peculisrity in his actions oi late which they have been unable to ac- count for until today, when it leaked ou. that young lady had arrived at his house last Friday night and installed herself as one oi the household The little one Is getting along nicely and the mother Is doing well, while Post master Archibald thinks he can pull the father through all right.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Q ressMaklng and Millinery Store.

Miss. NJ. Carr has opened new Dress Making and Millinery Store, one door north of the Post Office. She has on hand full stock of the very latest styles of all kinds of millinery goods, and invites the ladies to call and ex- anime her goods. m1tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
8orn,

HEAD.-ln Prescott, Sept. I2. to the
 wife of A. J. Head. daughter. h Cherry district, Septembe IF, to the
 wife of Jos. Brock a daughter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
wantec,

A reliable woman as child's nurse. En-
 quire at Dr. Pope's quarters. No. 6, Whipple Barracks. sl2wS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Help Wanted.

Girl wanted 10 do genera; horss work. Good wages. Enquire a. this otaee. s25,i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
AGENTS WANTED

For Club Rates, or any further IT form alton
 desired, write legioiy to the UT derkign ed i, clearly s;afns your residence, with State. County. Street and Sumeer. More rapid res turn mali delivery will be assured oy your enclosing eu envelope bearing your full
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
W nrried,

In Prescott, Sept. Il. 1890 by Rev. q
 l.. Pearson, James Martin and Mrs. Jennie Roberts, both of Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
IDA N. SPAGLDisG. SleUosfapher and Typewriter.

nRDERs WILL BE ATTENDED TO Opromuy. Terms reasonable. Oflee with Col lDncl J. r. wiisoa. Oifce R3w Co.tez st,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
a..H' s::;;isi.a's il'''!..s l:s!,iaiag .sEss:Y < NEw ORLEANS NArIOsAL EEA NsA

sstr &H6Ex that the payrnsnt of Prises Is t-y sE.ASTEEp HT FOgR yA- ftssA As esA A = Of New oFicans, and the Fckefs gre signed bS tEs presfaens of sn inc sttntion. whose Chartered rights are tecox: nizeo m ths hixnest courts; therefore, beware Sf all tmttstio@s a- anony ses schemes.
 "A . u s F. that the present char ter c The Louisiana State tsottsfy Company UNIFIED STATES mas dee dei Co s a Contract with the state of Louisiana, and part Of the Constitution of fhe State, does not expire uatss ssRurry |. 1895.
 The LsgtSlstu of Louisiana, V inch sd- jaurued on the to.b Of July of sais ysar. has orcer.d sn MI SNUNsS1 to the Constitu- ten or tne S!Rta to n- submitted to the people at sn election in INr2, which VIII carry ahe charter 9f The ssuisiRna S.ate lottery gsst aH d Nineteen