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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-18

A UNIvERsALIsT SOCIAL.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-18
S49,117 II
To Summit avenue boulevard
tS7.55l.01 expended to Jan. L,
1890, not included in above
5000 90

tSI.55l.Ol expended to Jan. 1,
1890, not included in above
amounts). ............. $1,000 90
To appropriations made by
the park commissioners for
the following parks in regu-
lar order of selection of the
land and filing of the pIats
in register of deeds office,
viz: First, Garfield, $40
00O; second, Indian Mound,
sl5,999.50; third, Carpenter,
49,, $3.50; fourth. Hiawatha,
$4,000; fifth, Lincoln. S37,-
$3.50; sixth. McManus-Mo-
hawk, $1,000; seventh,
Mound. 81. S77............. 166,67s 60
Total debit. .s24O, 795 II
Balance to the credit of city
park fund, Feb. Is, 1890. 1881 II
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-18
lSell More Clothing at Retail Than ANY Other
Retailer in the World. J. |, HUDSON,

"A Hncom6 County. Michigan. farmer who
had TO haul water dis :asce of three miles of
last ia for his stock. h1s now been coR,7eHed
to dire his cattle to hill thres miles away 10
keep their heads above water. Nature always
eseHs up, it. og wait long enough.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21

The doekes for the May term sl court in Phenix occupies about two and a half celumns ol the Herald. in all abau, LAO eases.
 fhe fo9owingis the list of officers of the Tucson militia company J.H. Martin, captain; A. Bernard, Ist lieu tenant; J. E. wells. 2d lieutenant.
 We are in feceip, of speech made by Hon. \. O. Murphy, before the com m'ttee on territories. Wednesday. May ' h, ca the question of statehood for Arizens.
 The Phantoms had a very pleas ant masquerade party last night. The ladies provided an elegant lunch, the Activities being kept antil 2 o'clock this morning.
 John Higgins and JUe Llsid, charged with Rolling" drunken miner, were yesterday held, by Jostics Andrews to appear before the grand jury and an- swer the charge.
 Ed. ". Wells has ordered | NJ C'eig the architect, te proceed st ence with the erection oi three brick houses on the noEth side oi Phenix. says sn exchange fro'm tue latter place.
 Mir. Davis, el St. Joseph, Missouri, brother of John Davis of the Verde valley, came irl on te-dsy's train. for visit to his relative. The two brothers had not met before for twenty years.
 Chas. Bidinger, she postly barber of the Palace barber-shop aud bathing institution, became alarmed recently over aPoplectic symptoms, on account of his obesity, and has gone to the Cas- tie creek hot springs to take course of bathing for tae purpose of reducing hisdesh.
 F. NJ. Murphy received she sad intel hgsnce today from Diamond To Key. holds of the death of the latter's son, Blake Key ynolis, who spent summer in Prescott: \ few years since. His death occurred at Motel Coronado. San Diego. ca the evening of May 9th Mr. Reynolds will have the ps,hy of our people in this sad bereavement, & deceased was his only child.
 The postmaster is authorized to re- esiye bids until May 24th for carrying a sri-weekiy a,.il to Juniper, and weekly mail to tsle Hillside mine. While tue postefice authorities have been pre- vailed on to order the change in this mail service, they will not pay sn exor- bitsnt price for carrying the mail, SC that il will depend largely now as to this service teiag established, en the blis pat in for carrying the nails.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Beer For the aoys in alus

The Secretary of War has amended paragraph 32e of the army regulations as follows:
 The sale or use of ardent spirits or wines in csnteens is strictly prohibit q, but the commanding officer is author izea to permit light beer to be sold therein by tue drink, en week days, and in room used for no other purpose, and, when practicable, in a building set apart frem that iR which the can. teeR is located. whenever he is sa tisfied that giving to the m D an opportunity of obtaining such beverages within the post limits has the effect of preventing them from rssorting for strong iutexi- cats to nlaces without such limits and tends to promote tea peFance and discipline aasng them. The practice of what is knswn as treating must not be permitted
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
FROM Tu8DAy's DAILY.

Pure cider vinegar at A, Aitkens.
 Chas. A Girdler left for the Brad shaw country today.
 Railrosd tickets bought and so'i si
 Aitken's.
 Fine dance programmes just re- ceived at tbis office.
 All goods sold at California prices st the Corner Drug Store q
 General John Bidwell is candidate for governor ol California Orders for letter-heads bill-heads and envelopes promptly filled at this office. Dan Yves. was fined ss0, by Justice Andrews, to-day, for assanlting Dan Lucey.
 Members of the Marina Street church are having their annual 'house ! cleaning"
 Buy your Louisisns State Lottery .ckets of A. Aiken, who has the agency for the same, in Prescott. Forest fires south sf town are sad to havo destroyed considerable standing timber during the past few days. Brecht & Throne have for sale cai load of Osborne iron Mowers, kespers and Rakes, at the PieneeT shops. n fti
 Now open--The neg bowling alley at Maier's beer garden, near the cit, water works. Everybody invited.ml6t Don't forget the drawing st Ford's June 20.h. Every purchaser of kfty cents wsrth oi goods is entitied to ticket.
 l Lieutenant Duncan arrived at Whip ple yesterday rem Bakers Butte where he has been ia charge ef hello graph station.
 l A. J. Rubert left this nofning feI Skull valley, where he is engaged 1T getting a Huntington mill ready tS crush gold rock.
 Fred Fleischnan, versatile az' bright young business man o! PheniI is in town, thinking of engaging il business here. He is quite an enthu siast on base ball, having been th manager of the Phenix olgb.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Who ~i., cuesss

St Claire < Pratt, the leading jewell CTS oi Phenix, Ariz., being grateful fcs past patronage, will give away ta pa. irons of their repairing department a handsome tilung water set, finely en- grayed and satin finished, gold lined goblet and slop bowl, all of best quad. ruple plate, 9 inches higa. and valued at $50, who guesses the nesrest the population of the United States Each number sill be registered and dupli- cate oi same will be sent to each guess. CT. All guesses must be in before July is,. Shoald twJ make the same guess,
 the frst vii! be considered. Eyerbody
 having repairing done will be entitled to one guess for each piece Of work
 Register to them your watch or ieweiry
 to be repaired. They pay all expenses ot sending and returning watches, etc, asd guarantee work. TaY ragN Rel erence, Valiy Bank, rhenix. Arisona.td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Another Big pam preiao,sa. .

Frog Tanks, nov called Pratt, Is be. ginning to loom up since St. Claire 6
 Pratt took hold os ii The new post office will shortly open In charge of Ea. gene E. St. Clair, who has just for
 warded his bonds for Sl 900 10 Wash iugion. Fifty settlers signed peti- ton for the off ,e. I, vii serve the
 miners in Hnmbag and Castle creek.
 A I-room hotel has recently been opened.
 The Projected Agna fria reservoir is
 to be located there. A dari I5O feet high will to built and form lake ten
 miles long The water power thereby
 available :s to 5e used in working by electricity mines st Tip Top. as we'll as in Humbug and Castle creek. Before the Walnut Grove disaster, Mir. 1. N.
 Large had made preparations to bring electric power from there for ska Rob erls mine. He can now be served from
 he Agua Frsa stor ge. in which enter 1 prise Secretary Murphy, Judge Han cock, J D. Monihon and the tno orms brothers are said to be interested. Besides motor service, irrigation will he supplied to lands within eight miles oi ihe Agea Fria. on either side. The population of Frog Tanks or, as the postal authorities ins5st, Pratt, has doubled the past winter, and had not Gle name unfortunately been changed, seuld have gone on doabling forever. As i, Is, We are told that the three "P's." Phenix, Pratt and Prescott are the coming metropolises oI Arizona Herald
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Screw Worms.
To THE srOoSsEs OF ARIZONA

To THE SIoCSNEN OF ARIZONA;
 We have jus. what you want and
 what you have been looking for. The
 National Horse Liniiaent will quickly
 destroy the Screw Worm, sud also pre-.
 vent tho hy from blowing. it will rapidly heal sil sores caused by brand iug, and will scab them over in q few hours, thus shutting out all possibility of flies from troubling or blowing. For the above purpose, and all cases where the skin is broken, mix ihe Ma tional Horse Eminent with cold lard, two parts oi the i.iniment to one oI lard, stir them together until well mixed, and apply freely to every brand, and particularly those that burned too deep; see that all parts are we'll GOV. cred For all cuts and sores, aneily in ] ;ahe 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 in eousi parts and inj ect with 6 syringe ! This will not only kill the worms, but cleanse the sore and cause it to heal ! We know you will be pleased with the I National Horse Liniment
 For sale by w. W. Ross, agent, Cor.
 nsr Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Iha Ohutauaunns.

The Prescott Chautauqaa Reading Club met last Wednes ay afternoon at the residence of MT. W Q. O'Nein The meeting was called to order by the President. The quotations at roll-call were aboa. flight" Mrs. Culver read tue "Hymn Before Sunrise" by S. T.. Coleridge. Mrs. Wlllenberg read an sr.icle on eCorrinne,' from tue May Scribner. Mrs. Blake read an account of the Necker family The question: were on "Newton, and Roman Liters- tn e." After the discussion of current events, the society adjourned to meet next "Wednesday at the residence ol Mrs. c. P. Dake.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
uoard of spperyGso-ss

TUESDAY, May 20.
 Board met at 10 o'clock, May 10th, pursuant 10 adjournment. Present, A. a. Meere Chairman pro teli.1 aildi Morris Goldwster. supervisors, and the clerk.
 Supervisor Moore. having examined road distric; No l, made verbal re- port and, on motion. 1t is ordered that road distric. No. IS hereby divided as toliows: From Prescott vis the Sens- sor mine to the summit about Q ne mic beyond the Senator mine, to be known as road district No. l, and from said summit to Bueno, to he known as road district No. 2S.
 The money heretofore appropriated to road district No Is hereby divided as follows; To road district No l, Sl00i road district No 2S. s3Do On motion, the apportionment of sI00 heretofore made to district No. g is re- considered and rescinded. Board adjourned,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
The world Enrlcnea

The facilities of the prescott day for the production Of everything that will conduce tc the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlim- tied, aud when Syrup of Figs wss first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxat ye known, as it is tho only remedy which is traly plea : ing and retresning te the taste and prompt aud efiectual to cleanse the svstem gently in the Spring time or, in fact, at any time and the better 1t is knowa the more popular it be comes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
seN FsIBsy's DAILY.

fReN FsIBSy'S DAILY.
 Prof Thomas left for Camp Verde to isy. To-dsy's train had a big load of pas lensers.
 Al Aiken is expected home ts h n3rrow.
 ". II. Williams came in from Will jams yesterday.
 F.M. Murphy returned from tue Coagress last night
 Martin Msier's new bowling alley aas been com npi0;ed.
 stsong symptoms of summer have but ID an appearance "a. Stephens and his son. Thomas rssue in on te-dsy's trsiH. Y. B. Beoth. special timber agent b s returned ironl Tucson. B. M. GoldwateF returned today l from his visit te California.
 Chief Of Police Gage, of Tombstone. kommitted suicide May 18th. asrat Masterson's wealth, ss report ea Irosn New York, Is placed at 5000, |J09. John s. Birchett. q former resident O |Sonto basin, died recently in sAr Francisco.
 Mrs, Chas. A. Girdler left ca this af ;erooon's train for tue east. 10 spen' che summer
 Cs. Cristy.of Pasadens, CaliiorniI arrived on io-day's train, for a brit business visit io Prescott.
 ka .;is available vehicles in tox. were in use this aiteTReon, the oeca sion being & Chinese tuheFA.
 4 deed from II T. Simmons to c. { Wsdden, for Lot G and north hal! Of lC g. bISck 9, Prescott; has been fled lC
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, iu fact. you must have 1t, to fully enjoy life Thousands are searching for i, daily, and mourning because they ind # not Thousands upon thousands oi dollars are spent annually ny our pee pie Tn the hope that they may attain this boon And yet it may be had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bit ,ers, fl used according to directions and the use persisted in, will bring you good digestion and oust the demon Dyspep sia and install instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric BitteTs Tor Dys. pepsia and all diseases Of Liver. Stom, ach and Kidneys Sold at 50c. and Sl ,oo per bottle at Corner Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Wednesdays Edition.

J.w. Green, the horse traiaer. has
 moved to Prescott
 4 new mining enterprise will shortly
 be started on Big Bug.
 Congress is not likely to appropriate
 money this year CT next for building 3
 railroad between Prescott and Phenix | People are proud of the be=utifui ap
 pearance of the plaza The young tree,
 planted by Sheriff o'Neill are growing
 finely. E $. Clark sent out about ton oi
 census blanks today through tue reg
 istered mail te the different enumera
 tors in the territory.
 James c. Trctter, i;rs. class assayer, snd as excellent mill man as wsli, has gone out Co Mipnehaha to take charge of the RylaBd mill.
 AL. McKesson brought in an IS. 1 ounce bar of gold yesterday from the Wire Gold district, which he obtained from arastraing twelve tons of ore. The bar was valued at s256 in gold and about s in silver.
 We are in receipt of speech nur- ported to have been delivered by Hon. Ascus A. Smith, in the house of rep. resentstiyes, on the admission of Idaho. The speech bears the imprint ef B Washington printer.
 The JouRSAL-IlssR job office is just new competing with eastern print shops in the quality of it's job work waiie prices compare favorably, too. Remembers this when in need of any printing,
 sBellicose Benjamin, congressman from Indiana, was censured by the house, the ether day, for using language uabecoming a gentleman and Con- gcessmsn. His democratic colleagues are inclined to make hero of him over the affair.
 Don't commit suicidei II you have dysPepsiai with headache, heartburn, distress in the stomach, ne appetite, and are all worn out--but take Hoods $ lrsspsrills and be cured. It creates an appetite, and gently regu ates the digestion. Sold by drnggists.
 The members of the board oi school trustees. individually s7d collectively, deny any and every charge of being in- iuenced in any mannsr in the admin i-trstion of the affairs of the public schools other than & desire to bring them to tho highest degree of pre- fl ,iency possible.
 It is pleasant to record the fact tha. one democratic paper in the territory is willing to accord to Secretary Murphy credit for being good worker for the interests of Arizona. Fact is, that Governor Wolhsy, during his visit to Washington, aud Secretary Murphy since he has been there, each succeed ed in securing greater attention from Congress and the departments than Arizons's delegate has during his en- tire term os service.
 A portion eI the assessne t roll for is90 has been turned oyer to Ed. Horne, clerk of the board of supervi- sors, Tor him to copy, to be published in our contemporary, which has con. tracted to dc the work IL IS gen. erally thought that this plan Of sdver- Using the assessment roll is good one. as each tax payer viii se able to see what bis neighbor's assessment is. sad i. anything is omitted he win be able to report it to the ard Q. equalization st their session in July. The assessor reports that the information given out that the assessment roll was to eo ad- vertisei has resulted in gosd assess- nent having been returned
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21

Dewitt & Conlou have op ned sta-
 ton at the cid "Pine Tree" house, on
 Lysr creek, six miles from town. It is
 near the site of the proposed Lynx oseel dam, and is pleasant drive from Prescott. Cool, refreshing beer, and all other accommodations usually lsund at roadside stations, always to be foune there. Give them call. szh
 Fine fresh stock of Candies at Ford's For the Ladies--Msrsh MAiiews, Cara
 nsels, Cream Bon Bons, etc., 90 difier
 eut kinds to choose frsm. II you can , no. send the ohilcren, please call your l ss,i. You xill get the choicest candy ss sra noted for being partial to tn | ladies, V
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
FRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 W. l.. Van Horn is in town again.


 w. l.. Van Horn IS in town again.
 Mrs. ". B. Jones left for the east yesterday.
 J.D.Cook IS in from the Crowned King mine.
 Bring your biiei and transcript work to this office.
 Mesa city is sson to have new school house.
 Old GriEz y came in on io-dsy's train from the east.
 2sse ssAsi ss..si 8: 8: ssffsieF's Park tomorrow between the home mines.
 Twenty-Five mining location notices were filed fer record to-day.
 Al Aiken returned today from his tip to Oregon and northern California. Sheriff o'Neill end Probate Judge Freuch returned today from raenix. The JouRNAI--MrNER received nearly toa of paper and printers stationery yesterday.
 Heradon X Hawkins have moved their law office into the roems formerly occupied by E. M. Sanford. Jake Marks reports his business picking ua. Dta;ers ia wines, whisky. etc, eau be supplied by him in quanti- ties, to suit as cheap as they can import goods.
 Under the new hne schedule which goes into effect next Monday on the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, Prescott Junction vii. become one of the inn portant eat ng stations on the road. A Georgia editor says that man swhs would cheat a3untry editor out of a years subscription would give Eickle with 8 hole in it to the foreign mis- si.nary fund and sigh because the hole was not bigger than the nickle c. R. Martindell, agent for the Pho nix insurance company of Hartford, Connecticut, today promptly paid Mrs. Johanna Radczewsky s550, the full amount of her insurance en the building recently destroyed by hre belonging to her.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Dsblett, of Lynx creek, were welcome visitors at \ this office today. Mr. Boblett is at | present engaged ia arastraing ore from seme of the rich gold bearing quartz veins in that vicinity, with satisfactory
 results
 1 4 new railroad time schedule Is ap-
 nounced to go into effect May 10th when the train will leave Prescott at l5:Io a. m., and arrive at Prescott Jun ction at 3 .4O &. m. Returning will leave Prescott Junction at l2 10 p. m.,
 arriving in Prescott at o'clock.
 The reception given last evening tC H. D. Ross and bride by the Knights oi
 Pythias lodge was in keeping with the
 social afa.irs of this order, being very
 pleasant and enjoyable occasion
 Dancing was indnigeds in nntll about
 1 o'clock. when the guests dispersed !, Count rolstoi's latest novel. "fhe tRreutzer sonats," whi1h exists in Rus ! sia only in maaascript (its publication having been forbidden by the czArl An'
 has no, ye. appeared in book form II l any language. wili be published m En
 eIish, in Boston, on Saturday. May lo 1 by Benj. R Tucker. The novel IS 'h | b ,ides; work yet written by the Rus ix;.n master. Dealing with the ques lions of ore and marriage, 1t urges 1 morality that is more than Puritan'ca 1. in its severity; skile handling the dell cate subject witt all the frankness c ihe realistic school. In St. PeterssurI
 and Moscow manuscript copies pas from hand to had and are read alou' in literary circles. . A Pocket Cigar Case Free 10 Smokers
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Blacksmith and Wood
 . IF = R

l 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 to have blacKsmithing or wood worK will have their worK done promptly and at req sonable rates.
 Have on hand StudebaKer Lumber Wagons. Some of them have been remodeled and are in good shape for freighting. These l wagons will be sold away down. , Besides these we have Buck boards. Any party nesding wagon will never leave here with out one unless they leave here when l am not watching them.
 1 am here to sell you goods and treat you squareiy.
 Goods ordered shipped on cars l receive our special attention. lam not so situated as to do a credit business, as I have a large amount oi capital tied up Tn property here and elsewhere, l therefore 1 am compelled to do cash business in order to turn my money often.
 I would take this opportunity to thanE my many friends who patronized me the past season, and would asK them to give me 8 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 can be purchased
 in carload lots, are bought by
 me In this manner. I pay no
 reat or city taxes, hire very lit
 tie help; therefore there IS no
 house in Arizona that l allow to
 undersell me, and those who
 first patrenlzed me find 1t te 1 their interest to call on me. E. H. WITHERELL,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
A scrap of Paper save. Fer Life

It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, but it saved her lie.
 She was in the last stages of consnmp- ton. told by physicians that she was incurable snd could live only short time; she weighed less than seventy
 pounds. On piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. Kings New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; 1t helped her, she bought large bottle, it s;elped her more, bought another and grew better fact. continued its use and Is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump. weighlng l4O pouuds. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. H. Cole. Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles ot this won- derlul Discovery Free at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
sucs.en's arnlca saiye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhaum Fever acres. Chapped Hands, Chiloiains, Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pesi- lively cures Piles or pay required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction or money refunded Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. w. Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21

Stockmenl Why pay rent, for hobby drug stores We make it your interest to trade at the Mountain City Drug Store. west side oi the plaza. ml2u
 Spring lamb at Joha smiths meat market. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
peess Making and railiInery store

Miss. M. Carr has opened c new Dress Making and Milliaery 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 aud ex. sxains her goods. miu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
memnrlsl rax Note.

The entire battalion at whipple will
 turn out and participate in Memorial day exercises.
 Members ct the grand army aAd others from the country are invited to
 participate in the exercises of the day
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
lnforma,lon Wanted .

Wm. Ii. Philips, who formerly re- sided iu Arizona, but who died suddenly recently in the east, izsapposed to have eft property in this territory. His rela- tiyes are desirous of sscertaining if such is the case. Any one having known the above named will coafer a favor on them by communicating with the JeuRSAIe-MlNRR If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
AdvIce 10 Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should always he used for children teotiing. It soothes the child, softens the gums, sllsys all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Di- rrhma. Twenty-Five cents bottle.