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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
News Notes from Jerome.

Work will se renewed on the United Verde Copper mine about the i'th ei Fesruary Ths camp will undoubtedly be ahyely enc this year.
 The grand Ball given hy kessrs. di- rsux X Preston, at the boarding house, On trs l7th inst. wss we'll attended by the Jereze people, ~Rs few frons the Verde. The seoasien was most en- ,oyable enc, and Taasy thanks are due tko hosts, who entertained their guests right royalty. The music was beaai- | ful. and the rimLis feet et the dancers 1 utrisped the light fantastic tea" ;il othe wee sn,a' hoRrs." The rspast was 1. such as r,ight have tickled the palate of ols EpicuEus himself. Thsss who wept felt well repaid for braving the cold, and even the la grippe.
 Aastber grand ball is 0n the tap's rely. a masquerade, at Jerome, or ths 2Ist si February, 1890. All are leekiuk eagerly forward to this event 
 as being something now nndsr the sun" for this part of ;hs country: II will undoubtedly be grand affair, a' the getting sp si 1t is in the hands oi those wao we'll know how te make ] success of 1t; and nothing will ss omitted that can add te the pleasure and cenafsrt of the particiPants- Al ] gre invited, and we would be exceed iingly glad to see goodly number Q our neigkbcrs freE over. the hills. | School has closed fer q time, th' trustees awaiting uxhl they find 8 teacher who is willing to accept $I' ser month fer his services, pay S25 Pe meath fer board, and wait until mex year for the nlouey. This being new 1 district, no moacy will be apPortiesed untn July Strange to say, no one has accepted their offer. We caano account fer 1t, unless the teachers Ysyapai have strack fer higher wages
 EGagNpUpg
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29

Roct-Praning acts like magic some times, n bringing barren trees into a bearing state, especially when unfruit- fulness Is brought abest by usdue lux uriazce. When trees are making very strong shoots they are found cn exam. iaatioa to be making roots in prepor- ton, and SC long as this goes on. fruit prospects are very much jeePsrdized, It is the small dbrous roots wbich ccm. mand the formation oi fruit spurs, and in some soil there is difficulty in main taining fruitful condition. h gar dens where the surface Is light and open, with elaysy sub-seil, there is great tendency fer1hs roots to go deep in search Of moisture, especially if the aspect Is at all open and windy. With the soils ef this description, nsulehing is c. considerable value, no matter wkst kind, so lsng as 1t creates ane maintains meisture.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
mlnIng s.a,Ls,les wanted.

EDIToR JOURNAL MIsgR - Having been appoiated by the Treasury Be- partmsnt to collect the statistics of the Mineral Production of Arissna, my desire is to make the returns as full and as much in detail as possible. h order ,o accomplish this 1t is necessary that the prodnoors shall give ae their assistance. and every enc have his mine fully represented. l shall shortly send blanks to be filled out. but as it is pos sshis tAat may miss some, shall be mu ch obliged if any whe iail ss receive them vili send me a statement ef the amount of ores shipped, with the assay value oi the same, aRd also tho amount oI bullion or gold dus, they say hava obtained during the year 1889. l shall do my best te give every ceuaty it's due credit JOHN F, BLAsDY,
 Territorial Gselsgist.
 Territorial papers please cepy with out charge
 Prescott, Jsauary 24. lseo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Blue sIphon erlgaes.

Ths entire force of the JOURNAL MINER has jsinsd the Blue RIbson brigade. Their conversion was effected to-day through ths agency of tha; apostle of the Blue Eibbenisns, wns. Du, lin. of the Mentezama saioea, aud oc- cured in this way: eRed" walked iate the stfiss with mysterious looking, square package uader his srm, which was at first supposed to be some kind oi an infsrnsl machine, and that he had csse to blew us all into "KingdoHs Come" oa dsPositing 1t on the edito- rial sanctum, however, and divestiAg 1t oi its wraps, it wss discoveredto se a new brand of cigars, or, at least, 3 brand new te this sectisn, but very popular iA the east, known ss tho "Blus 2ihbea" cigar. Aii hands were invited to psrtake, and 1t is needless to say tsst the invitation was chesrfully ae- cspted, and the cigars proved ts be first ciass iz every respect. Speaking ot this brand of cigars, the St. Louis Post Dispatch cf October 9th says: Geo, Fekl < Co. display the knsst sssort- nasnt of domestic cigars in the city, and have the most artistic shsw sn the grounds. Their gseds are not nsnu- tsctured expressly fer the Fair, but are the same as are daily delivered to GUS tsners about the city. Every enc visit jag ths Fair acknowledges this te be the most perfect and handsome display there. Their goods have never been eIeelled in the West and are acknowl- edged THE BEST sy all dealers" kr, Dulin is agent for their cigars in Pres cott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Wednesdays Edition

Silver, s7.
 Pure cider vinegar at A. Aitken's. Ed. Mercy is preparing to nov tS to his Skull valley ranch. The only type writer which appears On the tax roll Is assessed to II. J. Nil Ter, of Flagstaff.
 John NcDsnsld aad Fred Sattes have nsde another strike of very rich ora in the Blas Disk miae.
 Proposals for the contracts fer sap plies ei various kinds will be received sy the beara of supervisors next Mon. day.
 AGsng out st tswa yisiiors in Pres cott, to-day, were Fred. Sattss. Blue Dick mias; Lnke Fleming, Pls Fitz- gerald, M. Ryan and I o'Nsiil, Tnr- key creek.
 4 deed wss filed for record today from Frsd. Sastss and Luke Fleming ts James Shirley fer eae-half interest ia tAe Old Sucker nine. Tsrkey creek district. The price paid was sS,0oe.
 Company A, lst Regiment N. G. A., "6eveTner's Guard" wilI be mustered in en February 22s, Wilmington $ birthday, after which the company will give an exhibitien drill and social dance at City Hall.
 The dslisquenttax list of this county will be printed ia the aext issue of the WEEKLY JoURsAL-MIsEa. Parties de- siring extrs copies ef the paper cen taining II, can be accommodated by applying a. this cffics.
 Notwithstanding the muddy roads the sanpling works received I2.0o0 poaads of ere yesterday A portion q l: was from the Black Canyon ooun- try, aHd the teams returned ini nediste- ly for snoGhsr load Shipments from that section are inereasing of late
 J. E. Anderson came in from Calitor- nia last evening. He will leave for the east en Friday. During his visit to San Francises he accompanied H. M. Van Arusn, who represents tke South ern Pacific railroad company, oa the ;sg that went to meet Miss By, the circumnsvigater of the globe. The new map of the county has been completed hy J. +. BlsadY, and 1t is g very crsditabls piece oi work. The map is P inches in width by log inches ia length, ths width representing the county east and west. and the len gth frsm north ts sosth. The county has certainly received gosd value for the wsrk st the price paid, only $350.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
FkoA Fsrokys DAILY.

Judge Wright has returned frsra Pheaix.
 Sasa Hill sss $. E. Fuller returned last night from business trip ts Wal aut Grove and Weaver.
 Walter G. Bates health has improved since going .o Martinez.
 The Chronicle says "J. E. Ander- ssn, a leading business man ot Prescott. {. r. Tecsn. arrival here" :#C. Douglas Brown will leave in day er two .or Sol's Wash, te contisue werk on the aYtesisn we'll there. -. A typographical srror in yesterdays report ef C. M. Cisrk's speech. in Kan sxs City. made SEQ 900 ou. Of s2,coo- .J. ". Wilson arrived in Skull valley teddy: His health hss greatly i'm proved daring the past meath CT two
 Pcof. Loisette's Memory System IS creating greater interest than ever in zl pszia of the country, aud persons wishing te jnproys their menery shosld- send fer his prospectus, free, as advertised in saethsr oclurar.il2,fp-wt Madame NeIlssa, Inc accomplished pianist, and wife of Pref. Nelson, ar rissd oa yestsrasy's train, and will ms nipslate the worries At the Palace. whi!s .L f...-s., - s.. fh ha ,-;ol,n
 Articles ei incorporation os the Ari- xonA- Lnsaber. and Timber company were filed fer rscard today. The incor- aeTaters ars D.. N. N. J., and I. A. Ti6faan and F. ". si.son, all Of Flag staff.
 The iacerpis.g train WAS late to-day, the delay s>ing caused sy stopping al ths Verde hridge te pull the engine HksssyaMps. cut of the mud. wher' ' has been now for aeverAi weeks.
 Fnerts st Judge Toward, oi the Ter riterial Fisb Com -issisn, together wi;l these of Governor weliey, in Wash fnyton. vii .Ss.llt ia the starting IH this territory ei sa institution Tor tAt prouarsIioa oi fish.
 A private telegram was received to day. snroaacing the death. in Les An Eelss iast night, oi Mrs. Jas. Dezell, former resident 0T Prescott, where sh and her husband were well known Cause ef death was heart disesFe-
 pr. Losey, of the firm of Pcrtsrfeil ! Losey, specialists, left fer Phsnix thi morning. He treated great uaas sases very successfully during his sta ia Prescott, and will return about Eel ruary sth, ana remain until Febrs Nry 22d.
 I'll. tuc.s, whs has jus. returne rem San BstasrSiso, Cal, viI Yum and Phenix, says ho did not iiad an climate ikat suited hun Sc well as Pre- colt. In the latter city. he says, T hs.si st which no stepped contaia' thirteen consunptives who soushed y.isen. as. was glad 10 return Prescott.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
LOCAL NOTES
FaeG THURSDAYS DAn.y.

~ tASA tfHkspAf bAtAf. Is6gs De Kuhn is ia frcn Cherry crees.
 4. c. Oliver has returned from Flag stsg,
 Charles Gray was ress. ted to be se- 1iousiy II to-day. =. c, &. Eagsdorn, sf Gro Fine, is in tswr, receiving tieatmen: fer Ia grippe.
 Eago Richards returned yesterday freE trip to Europe and the eastern states
 \. Beoth, special agsnt oi the !nte- :. .rior department. has returned from FlsgstsE.
 W. E. Farnswsrth, accsnpssisd hy hi. wife, came in from Cherry creek . last eysrisg. = Three mortgages, ssgrsgating $5.o5o, oa Flagstaff property, were filed fer yscsys teddy.
 Geo. A, Allen hss been appointed Indiss agent at the Colorado River agez=E in Arizona. Nellie By went cast yesterday over the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, ca her fear sronnd Che wcrla. The examination et Irwin Muir, on 8 charge If burglary. will se held before ! Justice A ndrsws asxt Monday. Chinese wash houses will close busi- zss. st g o'clock ?. m. hersa!:sr, ss win Dc sees by notice elsewhere.
 T. II. Lseas has returned te Tres eott, after months search for better climate, which be failed 10 find.
 James Shirley and Chas II. Lee pnr- chased tho Bellevue hotel property of Hon. Levi Bashfsrd yesterday
 Charley Morgan came ali tks way from Phsnix .e igea the grippe. He didn't succeed, but Ia grippe get held of hin in fiHe style.
 The trial of. John $. Jones srd his employees hss heen postponed until Msa9sy. They applied fers change ei venae te Jnstics Andrsws' court, which wss granted tAsn.
 Dr. Johnson, ef " nipple, ha. re- es.Tsd telegfsphie ord CTS to proceed te Fort Stas.en, New Mexico, and rsReri fer temporary duty, and will leave on Sunday for that pest.
 A ruEer sf the sale ef the Miller farm i. Miller valley, on the street, te- day, ceala act be traced ts a reliable source, although it was sscertainsd that negotiations have kesR under way fer 1t.
 It is not only gratifying to D. H. Sullivan, bat alSs te his friends, telesrr that government has approved his ac- counts, and that the sum of ss26 53 IS vel due him. Mr. Sullivan was one of suly tive CT three home rule sppoiat- raents made ty Cleveland. and IS aen- set as the day is long. Whilo the writer of this. coveted the position filled by MT. Sullivan, when we wsre ssksd. by the department st Washing ton, what charges we had to prefer agaizs; hin, We promptly aaswsred, roea whatever
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
The New Discovery.

You have heard gour friends and neichhors talking about it, You may yourself be ene ol the many who know from personal experience just how good thing it is. iiyou have ever tried it.
 you are one of its staunch friends, be cause the wonderful thing about it Ia
 that when once given d trial, pr. King New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If yea have never used il and should be afflicted with cough cold or any Threat, Lung CT Chest trouble, secure bottle at once and
 give it fair trial. It Is guaranteed l ever time, or money refunded. Tria Bottles Free at Rose Corner Drug , Sters,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29

have on hand a Large Lot of wood material. and have in my employ as good mechanics as there are in Arizona Territory, and parties coming here for Goods or 10 have blacKsmithing or wood worK will have their worK done promptly and at rea- sonable rates.
 would take this opportunity to thank my many friends who patronized me the past season, and would asK them to give me a share of their patronage the present. Anything you need for yourself or. family or ranch I have in stock. All my goods such as Canned Goods, Flour and Barley as san be purchased in carload lots, are bought by me in this hummer. I pay 10
 
 rent or city taxes. hire very lit- tie help: therefore. there Is no house in AriEona that I allow 10 undersell me, and those who , first patronized inc tind 1t ts their interestste call on me. Have on. hNnde StudebaEer Lumber Wagons. Some of them have been remodelea and are in good shape for treighting. These wagons will be sold away down. Besides these We have Buck boards. Any party needing a wagon will never leave here with ont one unless they leave here when 1 am not watching them. l am here to sell you goods aud treat You sqaarely.
 l l am not so situated as to do a credit business. as I have a large amount of capital ted up in property here and elsewhere therefore an compelled to do a cash business fn: order to turn my money often :@..... l E. Il. WlTHERELI., =
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Tourists.

Whether on pleasure, or bent on busi- ness, should take on every trip bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas. andy and etsectually on the kidneys liver and bowels, preventing siayers, headaches and other forms of sickness, for sale in soc and sl bottles by aiI leaaling druggists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Ruckier's Arnica ssIve

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chiiblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pos lively cures Piles or no pay required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price % cents pei box. For sale by V. ". Ross, st the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Aavice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. WiGs.ows Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. 1t soothes the child, sostens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Di- srrhea. TwentY-ive cents bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29

Japanese and Fancy. Goods, Ladies Underwear of all Kinds. Hose, Silk Handkerchiefs, Scarf Pins, Cushions, Bamboo Wall Pockets, Hand Embroidered Banners, Senna Wood and Ivory Fans, Chimney Fans, Ladies
 Wrappers and all Latest Novel ties. Chinese Lanterns and Fire Crackers for 4th of July. l'a''a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
c,.y Council Proeeeolnss .

The following is list of the bills for the month of December, 1889, and prior thereto. audited and allowed by the city council al its last meeting; Daniel Dwyer, assigned sect
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Born.

LIsG-ia Ann ArboF, Michigan, Co ths wife sf R. NJ Ling, nss Miss Nellie 0ssnhurg, sea. EHLE--In skull valley. January 9th, to the wife of John Ehle, son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29

The council fixed bends ef' city oft- cials. as follows: Treasurer, $lO,oOo; {; Assessor and Collector, Sl0,o0o; Chief OI Pelice, sl 900; Auditor, sl 900.
 Tue following figures from the report of City Tax Collector and Assessor c. I. Hicks will show the sources from which the city gets it's revenue. and the amount received from each source.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Died,

BLAcK--In Flagstaff, January 18th, the infan, child ol Nr and Mrs. Wmr Black.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29

If had known cf the cuTfCURA KEhEn1Es me ssso. .oo two hundred daIisrSi and an im- menss stnoaet of seffering. Ay disease tpso-
 rissisl commenced on my head in spot not
 ever my 6ody ard got under my nails. The scales would drop of Of me all the time. and
 my suffering vas eaaiess and w.taeat .ls re, me to have this disease over again. 1 am a
 poor man, but feel rich to be relieved of S bat some of the doctors said vas ispTosy, some
 riugworna, psoriasis. etc. l took -.... snd .... Sarsaparfiiss over one year and s hail. but
 ao cure. went 10 two or th rec doctors, siid d sDIEs toe much. Fney have made my akln
 as clear aud fl ee from scales as q bsby's. All | used of them were tnres ooxes Of Ctr icURA
 and tnree bottles of CUrfc ERA RxsolvkNT and two cakes of CurtCuRA SOAP. II you had
 been here ana sa1d you would have cured me for s2o0, you would have hsn tee money. l
 looked like The pieisrs in your book Of pso- riGSts fplciure number two, "Aow to Care
 skia Dlsesses'.l, ou, now an .s eiesT ss any
 scratch once in while. bui 10 no pnrposs. am ali welt. scratched tive aty -eishs years, and it got 10 be Kid of second nature to ne. ! thank you . thousand tipss
 DENNIS DOWNING. Waterbury, VI.
 Cutlcura Resolsent
 The asw Blood Purifier and purest and
 Ct fscvRA tLa Great skin Cure, and CurT cuRA SOAP, an exquisite skin beautider. ex- tsrnaiV. speedily and permanently care
 every species of itching. burning. scaiy, rrpsfed, , pimpiy, scroi slous and hereditary diseases and humors of the Ekin, scalp and blood, wiih loss of hair, from pimpies to sold everywhere. Price. ocrIcURA. soc; SOAP, 2Se., kKSoi,yKkr. si. Prepared by the
 poTrER pRue AsD CHEMICAL O., Boston,
 sssrsend for "How to curs skin Diseases.n Sa pages. 5o illustrations and 100 testiooalsls.
 nissPIs Black heads, ohapped and oily ffS skin prevented by CuFIcuRA hGDI- r ArEn SoAP
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
The Boom.

Very desirable city property tor sale cheaP. Clear title to property.
 One house aAd let, good rooms, and good well ei water, ia block 20 lst So feet front by I50 feet deep.
 One house and three lets, good cellar, and well of water; lots 90 feet front on MonteauIns street by l60 feet deep house with five rooms.
 One lo., facing north oa plaza. 25 feet tront by l25 feet deep; good busi. ness lot.
 For particulars inquire at Geo. " Ferd's Cigar Store, Men 4sma St.j2nal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29

Why will you suffer with RUPTURE or PILES when ysu can be cured with per feet safety and absolute csrtainty in a very short time, and not dollar to pay until well. Dr. I.Ssey has treated several prominent and reliable parties here te whom reference can be made Do not despair because your disease is ei long standing, as that makes no difference. It will cost you nothing to consult the Doctor and know what can be done for your case. Can at room ( Bellevue Heaai. l2I
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
SCRATCHED 2S YEARS.
Cured hv Cuticura.

sssay Covered with Scales. Sschfs9 Ter rthse. safe ring endless. No resteG. sssrters nas medicines fall. speedily eSEcd hy &sutteurw ns d cost of S5.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29

Used by the Enited states Gosernzsat Endorseo hy the heads of the crest Uslvsr- sites aud Public Aaaissts, as the SSronrs<s Purest and thc most Be<kfGi. Dr. PHsss C. cam Baking r s&eF does not contain Ameais Lime or Alum. Dr. Prics's Delicious Extracts, Vanilla. Lemon, Gfsnge, Almond. Rose, stc. Co not contain foisonous o.is cr Chemicals. PRICE BAKING P0WDxk 70
 New York. Chicago. st Lsscis.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29

Totsi
, 1890-07-03
Attended Church in War Paint.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The exercises of
Plymouth Church Sunday school we're
stopped Sunday afternoon when a large
company from the combined Forepaugh
and Wild West shows, including forty or
fifty Indians in war paint and feathers,
entered under the escort of Col. James
L. Cooper, Capt. Bogardus and his three
sons. Some OF the most noted cowboys
and Mexicans Of the show were also
present. but the Indians attracted the
most attention, especially Chiefs Black
Bull. Bear, Short Horn, Kicking Horse
aud Long Tooth and the squaws. The
Indians appeared to be deeply fascinated
with the singing of the children, and
Short Horn, the Blackfoot chieftain, thus
spoke in his native tongue, the words be-
ing interpreted BY Manager +. ID. Yates:
1T makes my heart feel glad to be here
today. think now that the great spirit
Is with the Indians and whites alike.
used to think that the great spirit was
only for the Indians. l begin to think
of this day as a day to be given to the
great spirit" Rev. DR.. Abbott made an
address telling the Indians how great a
friend Mr.. Beecher had been to their
race. At the close of the exercises the
picturesque visitors were conducted
through the church and DR.. Abbott him
self performed on the great organ for
them.
, 1890-07-03
SEVERELY PUNISHED.
The. Adventure of a Nebraska
Tree Seller.
Harrison Asked to Sign Wyo-
ming's Bill Tomorrow.
Dickinson Accepts a Position
With the B. & 0.

Fremont, Neb,, July 2.-Harvey Chal-
mers is a large, prepossessing man, with
flowing whiskers, who lives at North
Bend, but who has been in Fremont for
a week soliciting orders for fruit trees and
~shrubbery. During this period he has
several times passed the home OF one
William G.. Meanor, night engineer on
the Elkhorn road. who has a handsome
wife. The fruit tree agent also called at
the house two or three times. The last
time he was there Meanor, who had been
apprised of the actions of Chalmers, took
a lay of for day or two, and was also
there. 1t was Saturday evening, a little
before 6 o'clock that Chalmers came up
to the porch, opened the screen door and
walked in. Mrs. Meanor got up in a
startled name from the chair in which
she sat. Chalmers dumped his bulk into
it. Meanor saw the intruder through a
halt open door and began preparations for
hostilities. He strapped a rawhide to
his wrist and stepped into the presence
of Chalmers. The latter was informed
that his intrusions in that household were
at an end and that he would be dealt
with according to his deserts. Thereupon
the irate husband began to play his raw
hide upon Chalmers in a vigorous manner,
castigating him most numerically. He
her led Chalmers up to the police head
quarters BY the whiskers and swore out a
com plant against him charging him with
using insulting language to his vile.
The case came up this afternoon. but at
the request OF the complaint it was dis
missed. Meanor had come to the
conclusion that Chalmers had been severe
ly enough punished.
, 1890-07-03

ATLANTA, Ga, July Miss Eliza
Pinson, 40 years Of age, and well known
because OF her luxuriant growth of beard,
died at her home about three miles from
this place to day. In make up she pos
sessed every feature of a man, was about
s feet 9 inches tall and weighed IT'S pounds
When a girl she was troubled a great deal
with tooehache, and as a means of relief
use1 poultices pretty freely. These were
bound around the lower Jaws. This treat
ment was kept up until it was discovered
that unless the poultices were discontinued
she would have a full beard, The poul-
tees were left off, but this did not stop
the growth of a short black beard that
had appeared on her well rounded cheeks.
This was Notifying to the family, and
shaving only increased the gro With.
Finally all hopes of stopping the beard
were abandoned, and it was allowed to
grow. For twenty years she has worn a
black beard fifteen inches long. Nat
urallv such a freak was sought after by
the showmen, but she invariably refused
all offers. She was exceedingly modest,
and always wore a bonnet to hide her
beard as much as possible. She was
never married.