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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Knights Of pytnlas.

The grand lodge of the above order met in their hall yesterday morning al 9 o'clock. Several resolutions and amendments to the constitution and bylaws were moved. Reports from the various committees were real. The election of officers for the coming term followed:
 K. ". Gibbons, past grand Chancel- Tor.
 Webster Street, grand chancellor.
 F.P. Secrist, grand vice chancellor.
 NJ. Buckhart, grand prelAte
 E. W. French, grand keeper of rec ords and seal.
 W. D. Monmonier. grand master Of exchecquer.
 R. T. Miller, grand master at arms
 Max Salsmsn, grand inner guard.
 G. A. Phelps, grand outer guard.
 The next place of meeting was ap- pointed to be at Benson the frat We'd nesdsy of May, 1891.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
ROM MosDAys DAILY.


 FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 To-day's train brought in all mails and express due to date.
 Deputy Sheriff Mclnernay has re- turned from his trip te Flagstaff.
 James Trotter, the asssyer formerly of TiP Tep, came in on ts-day's tram
 Walter Vail, the stect man is recoy- ering from the effect oi the Gila mon ster bite
 J. E. Brown has deedei his interest in the King Solomon mine to T. J. Nolan. for $500.
 While stoeping down to take s drink at & spring, while sn his way to Fler- ence last week, Judge Kissey was shot through the right leg, by the accidental discharge ei pistol which fell from his pocket. 4 Star informant says the grain fields near Casa Grande station are m fae condition, promising splendid crop. Fruit trees and grape vines are honr- ishing, and, where sut gear age there was 8 bowiing waste" now blooms a fragrant garden. Thus, in few years more. all of southern Arizona will teem with happy homes and a prospero us people.-Star.
 The more We study the character and disposion ei the MojsYs Indians, the stronger becomes the conviction that government should do ssre,hing fer the amelicratiSn ef their condition. They are truly kiad-heartsd, generous, and guiieless. snd their children ar e bright and apt te learn. Schools shonld be established kere for their education. Booths Bszoo.
 The Arizona grand lodge, Knightsot Pythiss met in Tucson. Wednesday noon. Eight lodges were represented, including fhenix No. ,, which sends Judge Street, G. V. C., J. J. Hickey aad Geo. Kane. The grand lodge was organized in 1884, and its present. mem bership is over 100. This order has paid ia this Territory in support of widows and orphans over $yo cos. The grand lodge has over 1000 in it's treas ury and the subordinate lodges have an
 aggregate fund ei over sso.0o0. l Our Prescott Junction correspond ent writes under date Of May 10th Yesterday, while Ii. T. Mulvenen, o
 this place, was out in ;he rear ot kis
 building he removed bill book from his pocket, and when he returned to hi'
 saloon left the book behind. The beck
 contained S95e in gold, currency aud
 4. &P. pay checks. Shortly after,
 man whe had hees on 8 prolonged
 spree happened that way, picked up th'
 book and money, went out back ol
 town and, in compsny with another on'
 of the floating populatioH, concesls'
 the money and beck after buying tw' tickets to Gallup, \. M.. and were about to leave town with iheir rell 6
 easily gained wesltb. when Mr Mul vencn obtained clues as to the guilt.
 parties. and went after them, recovering the entire amount except $l0.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
screw NoFms.
To rnE srockNEN or AnrzoNA

To THE SrocKMES OF ARIZONA:
 We have just what you want and what you have been locking for. The National Horse Liniment will quickly destroy the Screw Worm, and also pre- vent the fly from blowing. It sill rapidly heal all sores caused by brand ing, and w;li scsb them over in few hours, thus shutting out all possibility of flies from troubling or blowing.
 For the above purpose, and all cases w there the skin is broken. mix the Ma tional Horse Liniment with cold lard, two parts of the Liniment to one of lard, stir them together until we'll mixed, and apply freely to every brand, and particularly those that burned too deep; see that sll parts are well GOV cred. For all cuts and sores, apply in same manner. When the worms are found in the sheath, or up into the flesh, or between the skin, mix the National Horse Liniment with water iB equs, parts and in ject with syringe This will not eniy kill the worms, bu cleanse the sore and cause 1t to heal. We know you will be pleased with the National Horse Liniment.
 For sale by " w. Ross, ageut, Ger ner Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
sraasnaw Mountains.

The Crowned King mill Is having
 long and successful run. Rnmor has i, that acertain we'll knowa mining man
 has an eye cn the property with view
 of purchasing.
 The fine stamp and concentrating mill Of the Gro Bella mining company is running almost constantly oa gre from the well known Gray Eagle mine, which the ecompaay recently purchased. Under the direction oi Superintendent Helm, the mill is doing excellent werk, nearly all the gold and high percent age of the silver being saved. Less than one dollar in gold is left in the tAilings, and one day last week assays failed .o show thas even trace of the precious metal was lost. Large quantities ef ere are already opened up in the mine, and a substantial tkree-rsil gravity tram way is being constructed frsm the mine se the mill. The business sf both min ing and milling is being conducted at 30 little cest that 1t will not be the fault of the management il the property does not pay. even beyond the expectations si its most sanguine weli-wishers.
 Mir Blandy, territorial geologiss. snd Messrs. Girdler, Mitchell and Dr. Blackburn were examining mines In the vicinity of the Gro Bella last week.
 The tsenty-stsmp mill of tue Rylsnd gold mining company is runnisg stead fly, and the company's mine is yielding vast quantities of low-grade ore in the lower workings of the mine. is reperts
 Messrs. K. II BGrmister and Chss. N. Clark have recently been doing the mining camps from Del Pasco te the Gro Bella
 Ex-Sheriif Henkls is running cress- cut .in his Rapid Transit mine, which is expected to soon strike the rich ledge, which he has already opened by several hundred feet of taanei.
 The important development of pay ore in the Del Pssco property, formerly ewued and abandoned by Diamond Js ReyRelds, is very satisfactory to the finders, Messrs. Bashford < Burnistcr, and shows the possibilities of mining
 It is understeoi that lhe re suits sf experimental work on an extension of the old Tiger mine were no, such as to encourage further development
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
The pulei, and inc stage.

Rev E. NJ Shrout. pastor Uaited BrethreR Church, Blue MeuEd. Kan, says: "I feel it my duty to tell wsst wonders Dr. Kings New Discovery has done for ms. Ny lsngs were badly diseased, and nay psrishionsrs thought could live only few wesks. teek five bottles sf Dr. Kisg,s New pisccv- cry asd am sound and well, gaining 2d lbs. Ia weight
 Arthur Love Manager Loves Euany Fslks Combination, writes: After a thorough trial and convincing evidence. l am csnfden, Dr. Kings New Disosv. cry for Csnsumption, beats 'em all. and eares when everything else fails. The grestest kindness cas dc ny many thousasd friends is to urge thsn to try it." Free trial bottles st Rsss' Corner Drug Store. RsgslsE sits sos. and sl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks sn epoch in the life of the indi- vidual. Such 8 remarkable event IS treasured in the memory, and the agency whereby the good health has been attained IS gratefully biessed Hence 1t is that so much is heard is praise of Electric Biiters. So many feel they owe their restoration to health, to the use Of the Great Aiterative 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 tsrs. Sold at 50c. and Sl per bottle at the Corner Drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
The Men wno WI, Take tn. cen.us.

The following is the list of Census enumerstcrs for this territory, as kindly furnished this paper by Census Super visor Clark. The work will be com neneed on the first Monday in June, aud completed June 3oth:
 NoJAvE COUNTY. l. Ross Blakely, rancher, Klngm aa. ?. Olsrkson A. Funston. publisher, kingman.
 3. Alfred 0. Longmore. miner, King man.
 1. Cyrss Wheeler, farmer, Blsisdell. 5. Walter Miilar, oyerseer. Yuma. s. Ira Msbbett, justice of the peace.
 yAyAPAi
 '. Woodvilio H. Williams. 8. John c. Van Houtam. civil en. gineer, Prescott.
 9. Charles F. Ashley, rancher. Pres colt.
 10. Nathaniel P. Pierce. miner, Wal nut Grove.
 II Frederick A. Tritle. clerk. Pres. colt.
 ls. George W. Hance. postmaster. Ciesegs.
 is. L. r. Nash, farmer, Strawberry l4. J. A. Guild, painter. Prescott. I5. John Reese, Prescott 16. Ralph H. Cameron, rancAer. II Alsx. c. Gilmore. printer, Pres cou.
 APACHE. IS. Francis NJ. Buck, rsal estate, Holbrook.
 l9. Jehn T. Hogue. surveyor. St ohps
 2o. Ephram s. stoyer. farmer. St. Johns.
 GRAHAM. 2l. Lambert Frye, rancher, Stafford. 22 Henry Rapkey, school teacher, Fort Thomas.
 coeHfsE. g. Josiah Pool. physician. Benson. 24. 9. Edward Buker, assayer. Bisbee 26. c. E. Alvord, miner, Tombstone.
 PIMA 27. Richard Starr, real estate agent, Tucson. 2S. Eugene K. Sykes, justice peace, 
 sa. Gee. W. Piper. miner. Crittendsn. 20. Eaw. W, Borton, clerk, Tucson. sI. Wm. J. Osborne, editor, Tucson. 32. wm. F. Scott, justice peace, do, B. Douglas Snyder, miner. Tucson.
 MARIcorA. 3t. 0. II. Christy, farmer, Phenix. 8. Pierepont c. Bicknell, editor, Phe nix.
 36. Clark Howard. lawyer, rhenix 3T. Milton E. Hammond, farmer. Pheaix.
 ss. Joha Luke. farmer. Agua Cal ieAte.
 FINAL. g. Jose NJ. 0choa, miner. Florence. 40. Geo. c. Evans, Florence. 41. N. M. Rice, Florence.
 CHA. 42. John W. Wentworth, lawyer. Psyssn. 43. J. Q. Dunlap. doctor, Tsnto. The figures above refer to the eau districts,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Tho World Enriched .

The facilities of the prescott day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlim- tied, aad when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as t is the only remedy which is tr..,jy plea : ing and re....esping to the taste and prompt and eifec.ual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or. in fact, stsauy time ani the better it ia known the more popular it becomes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
FEoM SAruRpAY,s DAILY

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Little Steve" Is said te be located in
 Brazil.
 A strong wind prevailed to-day again.
 Phenix has new potatoes. a, svs
 cents per pound.
 Dr. Geo. D. Kendall and family have
 gene to San Disge.
 There were 49S votes cast st the re-
 cent city election in Phenix. x. D. Morgan < Son have filed their
 stock brand for record; range in Kirk land valley.
 J. L. Fisher will shortly have his house, which was partially destroyed by hre week age, put in repair again. Il. D Ross and his accomplished bride returned to-day from their bridal tour through Mexico, and are stoppine
 at the Johnson House.
 6 JFBaer, of the ksnsas City Min ing company, and also of the Quartz Mountain Mining company, came m on to-day's train from Kansas City.
 The Tucson jury that tried pr. Brown, formerly of Tempe. for perjury in the Whsm case, disagreed Taesday. A new tTial was immediately ordered.
 0. W. Ford will give away another
 fine smokers set. June a0th, to Ais patrons. The drawings heretofore giy- en by him have proven very sat isisctery.
 During the past few months, remarks the Citizen, Tscson kss been afflicted with measles. scarlet fever and la grippe, but a more serious epidemic seems te have reached the city in the last few days, aud is called "matrimony."
 The attention of stock men is si- rected to the advertisement in this issue ef Fowler Bros. ot Phenix, who have choice Salt river valley land to ex- change for cattle. The firm is per fectly reliable one, and parties desiring ts enter into negotiations with them can be assured of honorable and fair treatment.
 Chss. A. Girdler received letter few days since stating that Julian Fer rsri, the miner who left here shsrt , time since for South Africa, was lying i'll in Italy. He was one of party of eight who went to Johan- nesburg. South Africa, to work in the mines there, under promise Of big pay. On their arrival there all were taken sick, and John Palmer, one of the num- Der died, and Ferrari wss sent to Italy.
 To-day's train brought in a light mail, owing to mishsps on the Atlantic < Pacific and failure of trains on that l road Co connect at Prescott Junction. 1, A bridge WAS reported burned east of winslow, while high water in the Colo rade river washed out the old bridge scrsss that stream at The Needles, and 1 the Eew c&ntilever bridge has not yet been entirely com mpleted ready for the passage of trains over it. IL is expect ed bower that trains will be running again tomorrow, in which event there will be ten mails tue here on Mondays train.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
snfoymatIor Wanted.

WIT N. Philips, who formerly re- sided in Arizona, but whs died suddenly recently in the east, is supposed to have left property in this territory. His rela- tives are desirous of sscertaining if sach is the case. Any one having known the above named will conier a favor on them by communicating with the JsuxAL-MIssR. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Wednesdays Edition.
La.est .iIvsr auo.a.lsns are bod.

Latest silver quotations arc 1o4. Mrs. Charles Morgan is ea route east. l Attend the beard of trade meeting te l night.
 Tombstone lacks quorum of city officials.
 Jsdge Abner Wade, Walnut Grove,
 was registered in Prescott to-day. 4 new quartz mill will be erected
 soon in Big Bug.
 Barrett Pest G A. E have arrange
 meats nader way for the appropriate
 observance of memorial day. Joseph Higgins and Joe Ladd were arrested last night, charged with grand larcezy. in rolling drunken miner. Judge Gooding met with tks Grand Army boys last evening, and made them
 feel gosa by giving them & very elo- quent address.
 John 0Ccnne!l, one of the best na-
 tured men in Arizona, and sn excellent miaer, left for ths Blackberry camp
 this morning.
 Chief Justice H. c. Gooding expects to bring his family, consisting of wife. son and daughter, ts Prescott to reside, in September.
 J. K. Slack is working the old Bull vhacker mine, and is taking out good cre, which he will work at Clark t Adams' stamp Eili, south of town.
 T. B. Carter has been appointed jus tice of the peace, and !. E. wagoner constable of Walnut Grove precinct. by the board of supervisors, who held short session this morning.
 A telegram published in our con- temporary tn morning says that Nuras Masterson, formerly of Prescott, at tempted to kill Miss Alice Hopkinssn. recently, in New York No particu lars given
 Hi. Larsen, Jasper Philips and oth CTS have sold $ group oi partially de veleped geld claims in the Hasssy- ampa district, to Martin Lewis, the Cslorode mining man, for sI0,0oo The first payment was made on Mon- day. Mir. Lewis will put force of miners at work immediately develop ing the property.
 Prior te May 25th, Governor wooliiey will be required to appoint two comnais- sieners from this territory to the World Fair. The remuneration is $6 per day, while engaged in this sorx and actual travelling expenses. One from each party will be appointed. Commissions will extend to 1898. Every governor in the United States is expected to ap- point two, on or before the above date. and within th;rsy days thereafter they will he expected to meet ia Chicago and effect an organization. Governor Wolfiey invites recommesdati cps from both parties.
 Last night'sentertainmenta at the Ma rina street church vas we'll attended, the church being tiled The literary part of the programme, by the Sunday school scholars, showed excellent t.ste ia its selection asd was we'll rendered, ihe little ones acquitting themselves in 4 The singing by the choir consisting ef an opening anthem, t~a ',ssrfs -ss ard solo, the latter by Afrs. <. W. French, raceised hearty ap- plguse from the audience. At. the conclusion of the literary and musical exercises, ice cream and cake were served and pleasant social converse in- dulsed ia, every one present seeming to greatly enley the occasion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14

we have again to set cur Prescott contemporary right. It having stated that Phenix had alwsys been Demo cratic, or words to this effect, the follow ing, from the republican rhenix Her aid, is proof ef another n,isstatenent of our apparently forgeiful contemporary. The Herald says: Republicans of Phe- FIX should see that they vote early tl- morrow; they have 6 sound republican ticket to brace them up. and should con tinue this a republican city by honora- bls means." The above from our Prescott contemporary is certainly very queer species of lsgic. It attempts ts disprove an assertion by quoting ad- vi e from paper the day previous 10 the election in which republicans are advised to brace up. tue best evidence of the truthfulness of the JOURNAL MINERS assertion that Phenix Is and always has been democratic town. An occasional republican may have
 
 been elected in times past, but they
 were few and far between, especially when party lines were drawn. II our contemporary wants to "set this paper right" oa this question, the best way to do it would se ts publish the election tables sf the place for the past years. or if they are not accessible, consult Jake
 Marks, MT. Piercy, WA. Freeze or any
 of the former Phenicians, at present 'e-
 osted in frescott. Phenix is and al- ways nss been democratic burg. Er~in Baer, ol this place, and Willis ?. Haynes of Tucson, have formed a cepartnership, under the firm name of the Haynes Raer View Company. of Prescott. They have received the off cisl recognition of the Atlantic X Pa ciiic railroad ss the official photograph CTS ei ths company. Views taken by 1 them will be placed on sale at all book stores ...,.SSsg tue line and on trains, as 1 showing some of the beautiful! scenery through which this road passes.
 Hair and Clethes Brushes at the Corner Drug stsre. u \ nA. u:- C.,.A,.,, Eree fr Smok re
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
aa FRInAY's DAILY.

RsA FRIDAYS DAILY En Covert has sold out his interest the Gallup Elk.
 The weather has been decidedly Silly fer the past few days ! sr. Ksrns expects to open his new tssaurant on the north side of the plaza Monday.
 Don't forget the entertainment st the Axina street church next Tuesday gening.
 Nv. Archibald received his con@is- b. IS postmaster yesterday. He will (susae the duties of the office about the fiddle of the month.
 4 nceeting will be called soon to be aid ssnae evening Of next week, for e purpose of organizisg a building l6 iosa association
 The Pheuix Herald predicts that the Ln&ssme physique of the Hon. John Darlington, of Yuma, willbe seen in next territorial council.
 i. " Wilson and Dr. o. Lincoln leave sn Sunday, fer trip to Wal 3. Grove, Skull valley and the Cen ess mine, ixpecting to be assen' sss. s week.
 < Boughtos. to-day, received sR .s-. accompanied by tse cash, from State ol Iowa, for Louisiana iettery Sets. The sender is a reader st the yEsAI-AISRs.
 Judge Chester Thsmas and family .e returned frem the east, ana are present located in Flagstaff. Judge snas is a; present suffering fron th' sxts oi s severe cold. As soon as h' ssvers from 1t he will cone to Pres t.
 Sf Arzu urit4 Arros was taken s fore siice Andrews, today, to answer aharge of being sn accompli oi Le
 is is she murder of Peter Verdier
 her examination was cen;i uued fol D days, e permit her to suspeen' zesses.
 One hundred yuna and three handre ohave Indians left Tae Needles sn a- Thursday morning, Co visit th a alspais at Blackberry, A is., where
 pow-wow will se held It is said e Hualapais have mines of diiieren ,lored paints in the mountsins. an ,e object oi the visit by the otser tribe
 's buy yearly supply of thes
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
LOCAL NOTES.

Fssm THuRsDAs's DAnG
 Weather experts predict rain soon.
 Ed Wsgener is in from walnui Grove.
 G.w. Ford will sksrtly announce s50tber drawing
 g.w Wilson { Co. lave an im. nease steck of oie hing.
 Superintendent F. NJ Murphy went cut to the crongress to-day.
 The advertisement of Freeze & Bel. cher appears ia this issue.
 Justice H. ". Fleury administered tse cath Of office to Chief Justice Coed jag.
 Phil EssA,us, an cid hunter, was shct at recently by Indians in Graham county.
 Supervisor A. 4. Moore left for heHe ss day. Nr. and Mrs. Pssghsm accom- saaied him.
 George Francis Train has been heard from st Pert Said, three days ahead of tune. OF his trip areund the world.
 w. Walls stage came in with re passengers yesterday, returaing .kis msraing with the ssns number.
 4 psstofSce has been established st Ersg Tank, ia Msrieopa county. It has been named Pratt" after the asior measer oi the firm of St Claire { Pratt, Paerix. The city council has ordered the city engineer ts make all connections with water mains hereafter The revenue received from tAis source will be turned into the city treasury.
 Miss Ada Melville still enjoys good 2 uSiences ss the SAzersc saloon to hear her iaultiess playing ard excellent slAging. She seems to be great iassrite among the patrons of the place.
 Frank Stnmbs, the messenger whe brought the first news to Prescott, of the Hasssyamps disaster, died at Rickensurg, few days since, sf infiam- -iion of the bowels.
 John Chart, oi Thompson valley, IS n town. He reports the spring rodeo n progress in his section, and says hat the calf crop Is good and stock in air condition
 Benjamin Lindenbaum, the enter rising lodging house keeper of upper sntezums street. is building az addi- on- ts his place 36xl6 feet, and other fise improving il Judge A. O. Moves the architect and boss mechanic Of he new improvements.
 party Of surveyors in the oio a0uatsiRs, in Cochise county, had a els recently with Apache Indians. -one oF them were hurt. The Apache filed tive ol the mules of the teamsters' zs tso more arc missing.
 Sheriff o'Neill Is in Phenix, Usder kerifT McInernay is at f.lsi. sa.l; .ass. i. snd Depu:y Hickey Is osi ia the country s hot trail. leaving the sherif's Fee .es .s .s ci.4lsee cii.,e 2. 1essty Brown to- sy. He is aqusi to any emergency sweve. that may arise there.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L.sp oSFos AT pHsseors. A. T..

Notice is hereby gisen that ths foi,owinS- - Aai sa euler ha a'ed Doties oa his inf< n. uon 10 make nnal proof ia supporf of h.s 9is'ns and tast seid proof win be nA6S< oeaote the resister aad receiver at Prescott Arizona. on Jure 15sh., ISA0, wis
 An rew Jacksrn, Homestead Easxy. ya. zpz. Tor The x ' of V A and ss Of NE z, asd . < Vt 2 O. section A, tow wn-
 h names tha follow nE wisaesses to pruvS hiscoa oatinnous residence upsn aud epitsvS ton of ssii land, sz. t-Nss. H Aksrn Wn .. o'Neili, Murray Nc susrnsy. Jafass n Ba CT, a, of Prescott, ATizoas-
 Any Person Sno desires to prosess azaiEsa ths sttowan of such Yroof. ar shc knoUs or any aabsts tiAl reason pndssr the i.W SGd th tsgai stions of taa Inter or lc,srt- will be gwen an opportanttv as aha ai. wa mentioned tirae sau place fa sross exsmius me wltass Q or sal c asmEnts and to Oftez evidences Ia renlftai of that Submitted e., claimant j.e. MARLIN Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Buckisn's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world fer Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores, Chsppea Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pesi- lively cures Piles or pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by ". W. Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14

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 Tree base hit, Roberts Bases stolen, 10. Bases on called balls, 5. Hit by pitched ball, Reilly Struck out by ousterman, I; kourtmsn, l. Bases on passed calls. '. Wild pitch, Keurt. man, 1. Left on base, 9.