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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-24
Coming Down Fast.

Ten girls employed by Zciner & Fcldstein,
manufacturers. on the sixth floor OF G2i
Broadway. y. y. crowded into the elevator
at the close OF their days work. They We're
packed like sardincs la box, as the elevator
is only five feet long and two and a-nalf feet
wide. William Wallace. who runs the ce-
yator stood ready TO start IL, when the cable
broke aud the elevator shot down like light
ming. The girls screamed and hung TO each
other as they sped down. The elevator struck
the ground floor with a crash and rebound
cd several feet. IL was wreck when finally
stopped. People In tho adjacent stores
heard the screams and crash and ran into
the hallway. They were astonished 10 find
that no one had been hurt Some OF the
girls were dazed by the shock, but all We're
able TO walk home. The accident 10 the ele-
yator Is ascribed TO oyercrowding.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
OldeI fora Special Term Of Court.

 To the Clerk of the District Court of the Third Judicial DIstrlc. or the Territory ol AT. Eoua in and for the Counfy of Yavapei:
 IL appearing to the undersigned presiding Judge of the District Court aforesaid that pu h- lie lstice de mands that special term of tue ssia District Court Dc held al sn early day for the transaction of civil and criminal busi- ness.
 It is therefore by me ordered that a special term ef said court he held as Press ott. tn the coRnty or Gavapsi, Territory uf Arizona, fer the purpose aforess q. on 1hursdaS, tho ish day Of September, lS9o, at To o'clock q. In, and continue from day to day until s5. (. tourned.
 The clerk of said court i= hereby directed 10 publish notice Of the same in come news ps per hsvtug general ciccuistion in said county for a period of net less than twenty days before said 18th day Of Septem Der is9o Preacott AriEona. August a Is9o.
 HENRY c. GOODfNG
 Presiding Jadge of said Court Tn obedience to the foregoing ordsr noifcs Is hereby z ven that a special term of the Dis- trici Court Of tbe TAird Judicial nistric: of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County Of fsvapa3, wall be he Id af the court house In me city of Prescott, ' aVspai cou st., Arizona. com mmencing q. io o'clock a. fn on the 18th day of septe m beT. fsga, for the pur- poses a. set forth h inc asors. id or,.sr In witness whereof ! nsve nereuntp al- tsched iny hand and sfix ed the stai of said court this .Sa day Of AGgu-t. is90. tskAL- j.M. WATTS.
 Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
preh storin Ari,ona.

PRINCETON. x. L. September r.- Professor Lumbolt, the Norwegian, exploger, made famous among seograph- CTS by his expedition in Australia. is about 10 explore lower New M,xlco and Arizona under the direction oi the American Geograph.cal society, oi New York
 Abou; a dozen scientists, aroh9olo- sists, botanis,s and zoologists accompany him.
 The special object of the expedition Is 10 examine the remains of the ancient civilization, anle-datng. 1t is said. that of the Aziecs. existing principally in the Gila valley. in the southeastern pad of Auzona, The peculiar habits of the Yuma and Navajo indians will also be investigated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10


 The appointment of Hon. N. O. Murphy. as governor of Arizona, would give complete satisfaction to the people of the entire territory He received the unanimous endorsement of the ierrito- raj republican convention and not single protes, or objection has been heard from any source. The Yuma Times, democratic paper, contains the following hearty endorsement of him for the position; "rbe resignation of Gov ernor Lewis WolfleF having been ac- cepted. the appointment; of his successor to this, the most prominent and important position in the territory. must soon follow. During the interim Secre- tary N. o. Murphy will perform the duties of the position. IL IS not deh- nitely krown upon whose shoulders the honor wIll fall, but lt IS stated by the Phenix Gazette and Florence Enterprise, though unconhrmed by the balance of the territorial press, that Mir Taylor, of Indianapolis, is the man. While knowing nothing sh atever concerning the gentleman mentioned, we can but trust that the position be rendered the preseu; acting governor. Hon. N. O.
 Murphy. As be has already received the uuanimoss endorsement of the late
 convention, showing oonclusively the confidence reposed in his capacity, in,eg,
 rity and fitness. and demonstrating the esteem in which ne IS universally held,
 the appointment would not only be re- ceived with delight by the citIzens of Arizona, but such seton would also be in direct line with the hcme-rule pisnks of the platforms promulgated by the national convention ot ISS- and 1888. Should Mir. Murphy be chosen he will hll lhe gubernaorial chair with honor 10 himself and 10 the people,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
A Mlssourl Lxnchln2

POPLAR BLUFF. Mo. September, B.
 rbis morning about TO; o'clock rhos.
 Smith. negro about $ years of age,
 and stranger inlthis county, was forcibly taken from the county jail by mob o.
 masked men and hanged ,o part of
 the old bridge. He vas taken upon the
 bridge and rope ned around his neck and then 10 the bridge He was then pushed headl9rg over. breaking his neck. When be fell the mob siddled hun with hucksho:. and some orc shet him through the hear, with a ss-caIlbre plsto! ball.
 The mob broke tue iron: doc, and made their xay to the sherlf's desk and got the keys 10 the room containing the cage. The cage Is locked by combi- nation lock, and they with the aid of mauls and ohisels, broke t and went into Smiths cell fastened the rope around his neck and took him out, marched him down Vine street, and swung him from the bridge. During all this time Smith displayed wonderful courage. Not once did he scream or make any attempt to resist.
 The crime for which he was lyncbed was the result of quarrel between Smith and Mir. $. T. Albright. 8 hotel keeper. Smith was employed by AZ bright as porter, but frequently got drunk, Snd Monday night was one of times. He drove the landlsdy ou, of the house and insulied the boarders, when Mir Albright discharged him. They settled up 10 an angry manner, and Smith left-weut into the street and picked up rock m each hand, and, coraing behind Albright, stuck him ID the head, iracturing his skull and knock ing Albright Senseless to the floor. Smith jumped on him andwith the rock beat him GnmerCifully, caving in tue back of his head. After this rot being saIished, be picked up chair and broke 1t into pieces over Albrights pros trate form. He made hls escape. but was captured by the city marshall and locked up ID the county jaIl, only to die at the hands of the mob.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Notice of Forfeiture.
,1,ow n ou.,lnrns onp nr1ns \

TNo W. D. CHANBEkS. | JOUR HEIRS. As Il signs sud Iegai representatives:
 You are hereby notified that the under sigaed, who Is co-owner with you in the Mel nin mining claim, has expenced She sun of two hundred dnllars la labor ard improve ments upon said mining claim. the said ey pentiture sn3 improvements being made la years ioSs and iso9 ID complspce with the United States mining laws. requiring annual expenditures to be m sde on mining es ,suas.
 The said at fiin mining cisim consists of L51o feet ln leagth by GOO feet wide, situate in Walker mining district. iD the county O Yay- apsi. in tne Territory Of AFikons. 4 record of the location Of the cad Meffi in min!ng claim Is '- in the record Of mines, D the office cf county recorder oi said fsyepai county 10 book 10. page l4+,
 And you are boreby further notiasd thai fl, st ihe expiration of ninety days after the publication of this notice, you tail CT refuse to contribute or pay to me your proportion of the said expenditures, toge her wiih the cost Of the publication of this notice. the !a. terest of you in ssid NefI,in mipfng claim wlti ce forfeited and bscon.e the preperts of ihs undersigned. !. J, MILlIKEN.
 rreseott, Ariy Sept. 9, ls.9
 tEirst publication Sept. 10. iSss1.l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

There will certainly be some great mistake made by the republicans party, between now and the November cleo tion, if Il is not successful at the polls. The patty in the county Is thor oughly united. There is not single element of discord m its ranks. Delegations to the county convention have been elected who are entirely unpledged In every re- spect leaving them free and indepen- dent to ac, solely for the benefit of the party, and through il for the benefit of the people, The primary election in Prescott was perfectly harmonious, there being no contest of any kind whatever The delegation elected IS composed Of the very bes, men in the party in Pres colt. With this condition of affairs a good ticke, will be nominated, which will result in its complete success at the polls in November.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

tue interval between Us successive ris-
 ings IS longer than ,ais. Tn March the full moon rises little more than an
 hour later each successive evening in us latitude. To ,he simp'e-minded peas ants ef England ot sn earlieG age this singu'ar conduct ot the September iull moon was looked on as provident,al
 The moon, m thuiE view of the matter. ap- peared nearly ,he same time in that sea son so as 10 give them an uninterrupted period of light for several days and ena- bic them 10 continue their harvesting on into the night without intermisslon. Oi course this apparent odday in the ac- tions of the September moon has ready and adequate explanation on scietific groun6s.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
me Lava nniax.

SAN FRANcisco, Sept, Civilian Morino, convicted of grand larceny, in the superior court, aud sentenced 10 tour years in state prison, was ordered released by the supreme court to-day. He was arrested in August, 1888, and sometime elapsed before he was tried. The supreme court holds ;hai II was mandatory that he prisoner should gel q speedy trial ano ordered the court be- low to dismiss the case for failure to bIing him to q speedy trial This wlli enable many prisoners m the county al 10 obtain theiT liberty, as many ot them have been in iiil awai ing trlal for over a wear
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

DkoPOsAIs FOR eIOuR-ohce Com
 Il missaIy of Subsistence. Los Angeles, csl- septen CT $, lso0. Sealed proposals. tn iri,- lieate, subject to the usual conditions, will bx received al this office and at the fiIces ot the Acting ColnmIsssriss Of Subsistence al The follow ing nsaed poets, untll I3 o'clock noon,
 Wednesday, October X 1s9o, and then opened in presence oi bidders, for igrni hing the fo = lowing -four. delivered In double sacks. tone cotton and enc gunEy or ouTispl, ,iE. Fort apaShe \. r, 90.00 lbs: Fort Bowie, r.
 auaehaes A. T., eo.oOo lbs; Fort Lowell, A.
 T so.too lbs. Fort San Carlos, A T 70 oop ihs Whipple bsrrao Ks. A. T., Ts coo lbs; s Sin Diego Barracks, Cal, i0.Ooo lbs; Fort winga C. N
 N., s0Ooo lbs Total 5oooO0 pounds. Propos- als for furnishing -four ma ie in AriEon~, and from Arixons wheat only. will be considered at this office aud at the offices of the Actirg Com m 'ssssies oI the posts ia Arizona Alss proposals for furnishing the above quantity (5do .Ve ibs) pounds of -four delivered D double s'css free on board the cars at Lss Angeles. Ca or at any stion on the south ern racihc failFos sd h California, will ce rt. cetved and opened at the same time st this cf e only, Preference wsll Dc given fo sr,i- cles Of domestic production or manufacture. concit ons Of quality and price being equal Envelopes containing proposals for delivery si l. Angeles aud other places ln California should be properly marked and addressed ta the undersigned. Those for Arizona fl sur should be marked and sddre scd to n office or 70 the Acting Com mnlisssrie> o. the posts bid for. The Government reserves thc right to reject any or Rll pFopcssls- Full informa- ron wilt be furnished on application to thls office. ". {. ELDEREIS, Major aud $. U. ;. Army, Los Angeles, Cal. Sep 0-w-st
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

Thgre are about Cog independent Eilrosd corporations in the United hales, and Isa of them operate all but
 per cent of the total railway mileage the country. The constant tendency toward consolidation, and good Fdges predict that within the next ten ears the whole business will be praotic-
 ly controlled by ten CT twelve of the resent companies.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

During the recent election in Arkan-
 oolored judges were expelled from
 polling places bg mob and a white oidate with 1000 tickets was attacked a mob and hrs tickets taken and 6es- red, and ye, some people seem to ak that there is DO necessity for the sage of the federal election bill.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

Three months age 0. C. Stephens, of ,usnta, Georgia, was roor drummer. .Ie had accumulated S7Oo. which he .as. persuaded 10 invest in Florida phos .blte laE1s The other day he sold 8 r5ction Of his purchase for $so 600, al, y5ic1 rate the balance of his holding $ 5 worth S75o.ooo. He has given out
 coatrac, for. a marble palace in the ashionabie pat Of Atlanta, Georgia.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

The Indlana democrats have adopted E longest platform of the season, and
 II doesn't contain word in explaKa- In of the fact that they have increased ! state debt from S4.ooo, ,ooo to COG. GOO within the last eight years, |d they are now vsinly trying to sell Ioo.ooo Of bonds to meet de6iency
 revenue for stale eSpenses.-G!Obe- anOcrst
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

An astTonomic. evsnt of popular in- . crest n September is ihs occurrence of ,hc harvest moon. This term is app!.ca 70 the fa,; .auons which comes nearest D the au,umDa! equinox. h 1899 the harvest moon vii happen on Sep,em- Der ssh. The moon al! be on me wanc when ghe month begins. On the ,},l Il will enter its new stage. on the ,fss arrive aI is half phase, and seven days later ltS gnli disk will De seen N;asine into v;ew oYer inc easteTly ho- -izon as the sun sinks out of sight IT the
 vest The peculiarly which has gwen
 nis particular iult raoon ,h.s desig 1atiSn
 s he fici that j, rises on several slcces-
 sge evenings 8; nearly the same tims by .he clock. ff w,ii appear on the Ssh fi sunset, on ice :o'h n ;ne.lan,nde Of st Louis thirty minutes later than ihat .ne. Ia :he cther months Iu the yea.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
D. V. pwiroaErr. wv. ELLIOTT.
MoNRovIA LADIES' coLLeGE
 = or THE
uNIvERsIry ot sonrHERN cAI1rnp,,1.

This sch sol has been founded fo raeet ths demands of those who do no' wish to send their daughters to co>educatiopai instIio- tlons, and Is strtetly hrst-class. oniy a iin . lted mum Der W II be admitted. The nu m her this year Is fixed st twenty -nve. Everythins IS to De at tho best grsde. The grounds a oesntilnt the location ono of the best in the world for educational work. The facuIty mn der the oirect'op Of Miss Henrietta RAncrofs principal, is complete. The work will be sat- tsfactory 10 aii who avail themselves of this opportunity to put their daughters In a very select college. For information as to terms and othor matters. address NJ. Nj. ROvARn p | pses'd.nt ss of the University. or .he PRINCE TNt'' ""nfosA, tAihofnia. R3ml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

Speaker Reeds method of bringing .ninori;y into subjsction and pre-
 nuns them from defeating Legislation
 ems to meet the approval Of his con-
 uents in Maine. The conservative smeut cl the nation cannot but sus- ID him as i, IS in harmony with econ ny and good government. The peo- g elect representatives in congress to iacI legislation and not 10 prevent II.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

Resolved, That no person shsli be allowed vote s proxy unless he is a bona 6de resi-
 of the precinct wh tch he claims to rep s1i's sud no person snail cast more than fotes Es test Of voting af f5e primary shal. be F. yo1 a Republican," 1n addition 10 the fer legal requirements. acs precinct herea'teF formed by the board
 spper-iseE@. Va apt nam ed above. shsi
 allowed one delegate.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

Alexander Sorden, for m any years .erk of the Levy, Maryland, court. In ,agollns county. died September. 2d. . Harrington, Delaware. Ills peculiar 1alady bafied the physicians, some of -hom came great distances to investl- ate. Some. years ago be was taken Ill I'd gradually became shorter. He had trunk . fy1s when he died. He was -eaiv-hse years of a (.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

Hearing tha; her former husband. ex- ng Milan, was about to marry dame BSrrws. xido~ ot the fate pres : ri oi Guatemala, ex.Queen Natalie
 sisnilcd her intention of publishing ook detailing the whole history of her trimoni4l differences.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

An e-rM:ssissippiAn, ia an- interview -ae Phenix Gazette. says that Toby
 Johnston left a law practice, ID Ms slppi, worth $as,ooo per year to come ATzons. s.,....--
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
'OHntE hspHhliCan Gonvsntlon.

, order Of the Republican conafy Central 'n rn ittee, the republicans 1E she various poincis or Nay pal county are requested to H5 -n-ssnsry elections on Weanesday.
 etesaeer $s Isso- for the purpose of .cting @elocales 10 2 County C0ayention, oe beia in PRESCOTT on Monday, the
 "a day of september, Isso. said Con-
 ion to be held for the porposs CT nomi. iiUg caodidates for the vsrioDs eocnty lees. -v, =. ,ie-S
 'he various precincts are entitled to the lowing representation:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
HE WAS ASHAMED To Ask Again. bct His Frank Letter Get
 IL for Him.

A few months ago one of the unfortunate inr mstes 10 the san Frxncisco Almshouss vas inspired by the sensational statements in shs newspapers with the belle. that Joys Vegetable sar,sparills would help I'm. But without money. how so gs, ii was the question Finally he wrote so the Edwin W. Joy Co, appealing to saeir generosity, and 1t was not snheeded, ths coveted preparation being sent by the next psrcei delivery. Its effect is best told in sub seguea, letter. from which ws qaote the follow. fng.-
 "IsspposA yon know me by this writing. and my circaTustances and condition Although am improving ass of your generosity for sn- other bottle of your Joys Vegetable Sarsapsrilla The sction of its laxative properties is psrfec- ton ttself. IL hss So thoroughly regulated my system that my cstsrrh, rheumatism, consti. patton. aud headaches are ell better. feel ashamed to ask fn this way. but what shah l dcf I thought might not need sny mers, but am now SO suxicas 10 keep 4 up: but you see bow tt is"
 nxs ssnt and he can get more If he needs i&
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

Elections were held in Maine. Mon y, September S,h. Speaker Reed $ reelected to succeed bimselL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Selling Out ai Cost

JRAvE BEES ACCUSED OF Dof NC SD lPieasc do no' think me ,o silly. have led the ysn in reduced prices, when fouaa them unrsasonabiy h Rh. l an hewing the Way for The moss back Co follow, Ina my efforts gre sppreeia' ed, my business fully al tests.
 rsansing you for your liberal p.trora e. hope hy study of your wants attention to my business, lew prices and square deal. to merit d continuance of he same.
 T. M. EAkN6ARr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

JaoKo ssmeer He~aru'. Death.
 FLINT. Mich, Sept. 7.-Hon. Sumner
 Howard, ex-chief justice of Arizona, died here yesterday after brief illness.
 A rr~;ernsi stxAt.
 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept s.--Two so- c.eiies of Chinese high binders engaged in pitched battle yesterday morning in Chinatown. Quite a lively iusilade of hrlng was kep. up for some tune when the police succeeded in stepping the disturbance. Two Chinamen were I killed and several others more og less injured. Further trouble is anticipated Eiremes Arrivi.x. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. S--Two hun 1 dred delegates to the second biennial | convention of locomotive iremen arrived | here lhis morning from Chicago. The | indications now are that the convention sill be largely attended. Jena h. an orphan. BOSTON, Sept. S--J ehn L. Sullvan's | father died here this morning. Aged 6S years. { Newspaper Man assaulted. NEW YORK, Sept. S--Mayor Gleason | of Long Island city savsgely assaulted | George A. Crowley, a newspaper man sger today. knocking him down and break ing bis nose and kicking him cruelty. | Gleason will be indicted by the grand | jury now in session.
 ATerrIbie Expieslor.
 SPOKANE FALLS, Sept. S---A dreadful explosion occurred here in the yards of the Northern Pacific railroad yesterday | One hundred and fifty pounds of dyna- mite in car exploded and out O: forty two men known to be in the yard only eighteen have been accounted for. The others are supposed 10 have been killed Work of removing the debris was com menced this morning.
 He Was shocked.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s--While Her ben Burns was engaged in repairing the dynamo ot the electric light works Jes- terday morning be received an electric current Of 2,oeo volts, being knocked senseless and there are no hopes oi his recovery. His hands are very badly blis,ered and his lungs are sore.
 q sweeping Victory sn Msiae.
 Portland, Me, Sept. 9. - Returns from elections held yesterday up to mid- night indicate republican plurality ot Ioooo. Republican members of con- gress are all reelected by large major ities. Speaker Reeds majority will be doubled. This is the cleanest sweep made by the republicans in of years since 1866. Items Iron wasAingfoss
 WASHINGTON. Sept, o.-The senate yesterday passed the house bill setting apart the land on which the big trees Of California stand as public park. The river and harbor bill goes 10 ibe president to-day. |, The proposition to admit sugar free of { duty was defeated in the senate yestet- day. A vote on the Mckinley bill is ex- pected to be taken to-day. s
 san Salvador ArsIrs. I LA LiBERrAD, Sept, e.-All members of congress are now here and body that will meeton Thursday. General Elizss ~tll undoubtedly be elected president.
 Memorial Services tt NEw YORK, Sept, e.-An immense assembly gathered in the Metropolitan . hall las, night to attend.t the memorial ser vices ia honor of Boyle O'Reilly. Gov. . ernor Hill and other men spoke.
 ue Less Hts Diam osds-
 NEw YORK, Sept, o-A Wealthy was detected yesterday ID ovt. Ss,ooo worth of dis- monds and other valuable jewels. The
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
ue Less Hts Diem o.d-.

NEw YORK, Sept, o-A Wealthy Englishman was detected yesterday ID smuggling ovt. sS.ooo worth of dIs- monds and other valuable jewels. The entire lot was seized and confsca,ed and will be sold.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
PaStured

A THE soUR-MILE HOUSE; ABOUT Sd A acres of good pasture under fence GU the Lynx Creek road, near the dam. au2S [.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Memorial Services.

NEw YORK, Sept, e.-An immense assembly gathered in the Metropolitan hall last nigh; to attend the memorial ser vices ia honor of Boyle O'Reilly. Gov ernor Hill and other men spoke.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
CAPITAL PRIZE. Sl50. .000 100 ooolTickess at . | o; Haises,.ss;
 Jertns, St; Amerrcnn Currency
CLUB RaTEs; q Tickets for sao.00
 snal ss.s Lrasx Esa Asns, AGENTS WANTED

h every town and city In United states
 aud British America.
 The pay ment of Prizes lis guaranteed by a special deposit o. Ave hundred thous and dol- lars tS00sl, with the state Govern m ent , and approvei by Jesus Arcchiga, Governor. Drawings under the personal supervision of tlc. Herminto Ariearl o is appointed oS the dovernmsnt as Iaserven 'or.
 "I CERTIFY that with the S.sie Treasurer ali nsccassry xuarautees are depoSttai, aSSar. Ing full payment of all prizes Of this draw Ing. HERatSIo ARfEaGA. Interventor."
 IMPORTANT.
 Remiitssnces mstst De ei ne. " Now York Dra't, E Espress or Reg ,stered Letter, AIacri- csn rn,iuey. Collection can bo made nv Ex press Comp psntes or Bsnks TIcsots sent sii- ret fo m snagament will ba psid bv drafts on Now York, Montreal, St. Paut, Chicsg p, san Francisco or Sity of Mexico. For furtner iu- formation add ess
 JUAN HlEDAO, Manager
 Aaeasccas. Mexico. ApSrtSuo iS aiT