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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
PROSPECTIVE.

What Year May Bring Forth.
 The old year, with all its joys and sorrows, it's reslizations of hopes and its bangs of despair, it's successes and it's failures has passed away. Whatever ths prospects of lses may be to tue in- dividuai to tkis community il Is radi. ant with hope, ana gives promise oi pTospetts and plenty.
 The mining outlook for 1890 IS very halteTiuE, and bids far ta surpass the record of the past two years, which have without doubt been the most success ful years ia the history Of ,hs county. Previous to the construction of the branch road to Prescott three years ago, ore that would not go SIoo or ever was comparatively worthless in eur mining camps. as anything of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01


 The Australian system of voting ol something very similar 10 i,. will be in vogue in every state in the union within very few years Massachusetts made the first trial of it. and with such
 success as te attract universal attention
 aud favorable comment Connecticut
 Mianesots and Rhode Island have
 adopted the system, but have not given
 Il triai In other states in W hich i,
 vas endeasored to secure ballot reform
 upon this plan, the purpose was
 deisa'ed by professional politi- clans, who were afraid their
 "business" would suffer, for i, must be known that under the Australian sys. tom the ward heeler and saloon cease 10 be a potent iactsr in politics, because men caono; be marched up to the poiIs Ike sheep in droves and voted accord ms 10 their dictates. The matter has oetn canvassed in most of ths states and the impression prevails that sll the legislatures soos to meet will take s,eps to reform the ballot whether the Aus lrallan system be adopted or no,.--Ex
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01

A San Diego dispatch says that ,h,
 international company is beginning
 active preparations for the censtruciionol tne Lower California railroad frem En, serada to Yuma and San Diego. A number of mules have been forwarded to Ensenada to work on the roadbed. and Mr. Meddlesou, who handles all ths freight from that poin, for ,he cam- pany. Is authority for the slaasment that large shipment of mules, scrapers wagons, etc, would be made from,Ssu Diego next week. The international people already have goo head of horses which they have collected and which will be used ID the construction of the railTo7d. Surveyors nave been en- gagged, and are new gathering a fierce sf msn to at once survey line for the road, starting from point belsw Tia Juraa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
NOT ISOLATED CASES.


 Toshow EhSs tee cEr,s asts ty Joys vsgc- tseie 6ar~gAsills are psa eissy: sos excersso1ai esscs. bas thss;i helps everybody. vs eiie few inss.aoss V hrrs two ia the same family tooa t and sFu<e hoth sufei
 Tssaas sssrhens. 0. IFS sixth Rs, s F.. took su Y sAs stomach sud dyspepsia. Ii eatirc,y oared hi-a. Es thcn ssve so bis wsio for hcs siek heasiachOs. .lncs vhieh tune sAs hes lad 70 rrsurn- Is serret them both.
 Gs. K. l. Wheaton. Of rcs ross g., 8 F, was . ss1Seref ircfa stomach and liver trontlos and hiiousacss. Finding that |. rclsevea her. sAs save is to ii.tis si,i nsias with her who.. at. c;e<sen vss large orsa snre which ne<asnx seomea b heal Is also czred the ehIle.
 F. 2 Vim. ot eoery Court. coary g., z. P, prominent Ia fhs Order oi Red Men. was very feeble and grcaty rejscsd ,oy's yes-ssle saTs4pertila sestored him health and accn1ofus-s NIrof. He thercapon rave 1t to bis stse who sas ssflsrly stsicsed sud had ncsvussn prsssra. tcn- hhad shs same harpy elect uroa her Ii hsd spon hin. SeoFos os similar case. could ba eited but ws hsve ne room for them here
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01

When Governor Zaiick was indueted
 into office. he and his elackeEs SC, to
 work ,ndnstriously to depssciats the
 value of territorial securities and sue
 osecsd So well tha, af,sr the insane
 asylum bonds had been negotiated at a good price and Sro.ooe Of them taken.
 the parties contracting for them refused
 ts take the balance. 1t resulted in
 heavy loss 10 .he territory, ss the bends
 were afterwards negotiated a, a much
 lower price. Whea their object bad been accomplished, things were per 1 mltted to take their natural course, and
 territorial Financial affairs really being in pyime condition, in direct contrsdic- 1 usn ta the campaign documents issued by the democracy, territorial securities again advanced. oa retiring from oi- flee. Governor Zulick and his satellites again resorted to obstruction tactics to
 destroy as far ns possible the credit of
 the territery thinking the odium there for would res. on tue republican admin istration. Notwithstanding the fact ,hat under Zulick's administration the in- debtedness o. the territory was in- creased its resources were It'll ample to meet it's obligations promptly, and but for the fact that set of officials, whom the council refused to confirm, in. sist on retaining certain offices in the territory, affaiis were never more. pTopi tisas than at present. To such extremes have these obstruction tactics been CAT Fied that in the case of the se-callsd ! democratic insane asylum commission- CTS, when warrants were duly issued and properly countersigned, aud ali that va, necessary for them ie ge, their money | was to pTeser, them to the territorial taessurer, they refused, and returned the warrants. The people of the territory, | however, generally understand these things, and string Of epithsis, which is the only democratic argument, reaching to the moon, would net deceive them. Governor Wolaey, who is now in Wash ingron working for certain congressional aeasures looking to remedy of these obstruction tactics, and whoss prospects 1 Tor snccess are good, naturally comes in for full share of abuse from those who want 90 see bis administration fail. Every editor of every paper who gives helping hand to the administration is also victim to the same abuse. Coy crnor Wolney can afford 10 5ide bis ime, when his iraducers will be pnt tu light. while, as for republican editors, hey are accustomed to being assai!ed y sllhfics,ion and abuse.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Proclamation of Reward.

Whereas, IL has come to my knowledge from reliable sources that one Charles ". Beach was most foullY murdered On or aboutthe 18th day of Septem- Der, 1889, in the city of Pres cott, Yavapai county. Arizonat by some person or persons un- known,
 Now, Therefore, l, Nathan o. Murphy. Acting. Governor of the Territory of Arizona, by virtue of the power in me vest ed. hereby offer reward of Five Hundred (s5o0) Dollars for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who mur- dered said Beach.
 Done at Phenix. the Capital, this Eth day of December, 1889.
 NATHAN 0. MURPHY.
 Seo'y of Territory,
 Acting Governor. THos. D. HA MaosD,
 Asst Sec'y of Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01

less value was eaten up in trans
 poEtalion charges. leaving noshlns
 for the miners Since tha. tim, S4o te SSo ore can be woSked st 2 proht depending of course en the near ness 10 the railroad and the ease with which it can be mined. Amcng the eertaint,es. almost for 1890 is the cen s.ructloa ot railroad south through the great mineral bell of the couaty. Wah this accomplished. iransroT,a,ien charges will again be reduced so tha, properties nov lying idle can be worked a, profit. The extension seuthward oi the railroad viii give mining s greater impetus than |. has had for years.
 Among the more important snsss. pslsss talked la connection w.tih mining os for ths cosaing rear, is a mill for ,he Senator mine and large rs. due,ioa plant on Big Bag with the prsss. biiles ct reduction works being bu.li in Prescott.
 Present iEdicaliens are that the yssr will witness greater amount si building in Prssce,, also than has secured fer several years Talk Is ths, new hessl will De sailt early Ia ths year. whlls plans have been prepared for business black ca thc northwest eosnss ei the plaza besides numerous other buildings of less importance
 With the pFopitious outlook for 1890 the JouRSAL-MIsER, thi, New Years eve, greets its readers with q wish fer a Happy New Year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01

must be gratifying to that gentlemen to read in the same columns that 'the Gare.ts is met opposed to Judge Klbbsy, eu the contrary, ws entertain the kind est feelings fer the gentleman" If it's "kind feelings" are to be judged by the quality and quantity ci abuse heaped on it's friends, then the Gazette mua indeed be e frisndoi several re- publican officials, as il asusssshsm without stint It k somewhat noticeable, thouss no, at al Femarkssls fact. that ils sas;'y tsss,s friends foi is victims Right sn he heels of ifs abuse of Judge Kibbey shs bar sf phe- nir passsd ansnlrssus resolution Ask- ing for hls confirmation
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01


 Sam Hnghss, Of Tsessn, has writes q mugvunp letter csaeefsing tesi,'efia
 matters. in vkich hs takes sssY sloomS
 view ef sffa.rs Ia ArIxsna As s Fsasdl
 he suggests ,hs formation of ssx-Fay
 srs' party. ssd every e!sissn she l'
 ssash, ous by ss s:iee Is requested se
 iumolsis himself on the altar of hss country for his esanliy, scod. san
 evidently does act ssea 10 kre5 whai
 ss writes about, ss he says the bendsd indebtedness si .hs ,euissry is ''abous s,se.ooo with very lilils 10 'hss iof is- 7 MT Hughes shows his ignorance in both these assertioas He has nss come any
 place near shs mssk tn ,he amount es the indebtedness. whils he seems isaof- ant of the fscs that the territory has . psissn. SIoo.soo insane asylaln. 8 nor.
 mal school and Sss.ooo university te she's for t. bssidea s.hss internal lnp prevemsnts. Mir. Hughes says he has lived in Arizona for over thirty. years. which may accoun, foS bis igoovanre ef the fact that taxation ,s less in shis ter ri,ory than la some Of the western states long sfter they had dsnned the robes ot statehood The fac, is that this ieui- tosy is in good condition financially, and ths periodical democrssie howl of its being on the verge ot bankruptcy, is calculated so :n. jure Il abroad. l, IS true thai under democratic rule oi nealiy four years IS debi was increased considerably. and several theusand dollars were stalen out right by q democratic eihcisl. all ct which Is rough on taxpayers; but despite these facts. |, is in a prosperous oondi tiOn nov, Mr. Hughes to she contrary notwithstanding.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
u.sL.aa oa.ss. r,e.soll. Inn.

Nov sa lseQ
 Nosies ts hereby giyeu taAs ths following. named settler has Eic6 notice of hls intention so ns ske nnsi isreci tn support ef his Siaifp. Asd that said sFsof siH be made before Reg sstef knd Rsetf<sr at f'rtEe0tt Afi&8rs on January $ h, Essso. riE. Dsysd f. NicAais. H. x so. z9e foF thr E. = N ". A Sectloa s. Township IS e.. Range N.
 Hs names Sks following witnesses 10 prove his cont nnols rva ldsEcc apoe. and saitGya- ton cf. s&it lsa&. viz Thomas Iscosy, Of sknti fslisY. .t. I. John n. Rhie, ci Skull Fslisy, A T.. William Rudy, os skull Valley. A. T.; George 'Fosa.. of Skrii Valley. A. f. Ary person Fho dssires 10 protest aZaiasl The silorsnes ns such nroof. CT 2 ao knows og any suks;sRtisl reason, cnaer the las and the regaiAsions ef the Interior Department, why sueh proof should nes oe allowed will Eo given ST opportunity st tAe above mentionad time and place to efoss-sxAmiue tke witness ez of ssid eisirsant. and Q offer evidence in rsbE;tal of tkat sEbnitted bY claimant.
 E, BURGESS. Register,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
MERCANTILE nuslNEss

Has fally equaled, fl not exceeded, that Of 1888 in volume, Prescott being the distributing point for the geeat mining section Of this par. Of the territory. There have been 10 extensive building operations in lhe tewn, although the year has seen two CT three business buildings and number Of residences added to the town while Improvements of vaTious kinds have been nsde, keep ins allthe local mechanics employed most of the time during lbe year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Capiial Prize. S3OO,OOO,
AGENTS WANTED.

Fer Club Rates. or any further ir form alton
 desired, wfita iegthty to the undersigned, clearly slsJinx your residence, with State. Soantf. street aud Namber. More rapid re- ..sss ssIss t1s,s aeaiNoly VII es a-safsd oy sSlr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01

After all the scunilous abuse that has been heaped on Judge Kibbey by the 6iIetse ever sincs his sppointment it
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01

.'': s'sssas''si is!.ss ss::ss;.;s:ais sss.s:y 1, NEw ORLEANS NATIONAL sASK
 New Orleans. La nsAEAsaS that the payment of 1aises is sslAR&NTEEp s RY RoUR Sa- AL KAN A~ Of New Orleans, and the asskSis are signed hy the presfieut or an in = M ..s.as4oh, whose ch trtcrod rights are recox, ,ssS ,s in the highest c'safts: therescre bewaT, VI sss stl.ttstions .. AnonyIn.,as schemes
 SsE OtiLtssR is The prl -e os ths sm al lest as.a s. et ,fsctloa of Ticket ISSUED BN US ln ahy prA wing. Anything in oar name of- eIe-t LoI Lnss taan q DoLlar ls . xlndle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
ThE MINERAL rRopuCT

Fer the year will reach very close tC SI,5oo, coo, or an increase of about one hali over thst Of 1888. The largest producers for 1889 have been the same as duging ISSS--the Congress and Hill side the former having more than douh- led it's product fer 1888. l. is now, since starting the mil, producing in ere and concentrates over $4o,ooo per month, or on yearly basis of Ssoo.oeo. The producing power of tn C mine is cs- pahle of even doubling this product, with increased facilities for working and shipping t.
 The new service dam oi the Walnut Grove Water Storage Company on The JIassayampa, constructed dariog the year at an expense Of upwards Of Sroo,. ooo, has also been among the additions made to ,be facilities fer producing pre-. eious metals. This Is intended ts fur nish water to gold-hearing gravel beds along the creek, some miles below, and Eill be in operation early in the year ISoo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
WALNUT GROVE Ed. Wagoner's
 LITTLE sAY.s
 l Have Opened Up a General Merchandise

cssre at the old "Billy Pierce" plare in Walnut Grove, aud am now ready for business. Here are few sample prices and If yeu imagine you can beat then, m 'ewn and haul Sc or 10 miles oyer 'ne mountains, why. come around and I will "set thcm up'
 Best California Flour, per cw,. S so Saii aud Pickled Pork, per lb.. Biackwell's Durham Smoking To. ' bacco. per h.. so Gils-Edge Buttcs. per b. so Bss, Manila Rope. per lb., 70 Dried Fruit
 ps.s. '' ps' Pouhol IS
 .IS And everything else in propor,iop Highest prices paid for Gold Dust and all kinds of country produce. To inc travelling public want ,a say ths, iD. tend to run a fitsy-class station. where you can get as square a meal IS can he aad 10 the county. Excellent beds. and yous horses well fed and cared for and me ess' of Wines. Liquors and Clzsrs
 ED. WAGONER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
9iF0RfAL NOTES.

,.sSies has ,he Russian inna.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-21

stream close by we decided TO brinS
our large canoe up the stream aid carry
our captive away in that. !, fri. -
While was sleeping at the spring
Sam had strayed away after partridge
which few up close by and had discov-
cred the stream. He was returning to
the spring when he saw Crazy Burk car.
rying me through the woods on his
shoulder. He followed as cautiously as
possible, and when we were within the
hut he stole forward and gained the root
by the aid of convenient tree. He
covered the chimney with his coat, hav.
ing resolved to slide down into the hut
when my oaptor came out to SEQ what
the trouble was. His plan worked to
perfection.
We succeeded in getting the mailman
to our camp that night, but did not
start to cross the pond and run down
the stream for home till the following
morning. While on our journey we
came upon Jack Thorne padding leis.
urely along the south shore.
Hello, youn'kers." he cried, cheeri.
~. $50 old Burk didn't get you after
all. Did you find any game?'
"You bet," was Sans ready reply.
'Just come alongside and we will show
you stable animal that we captured.
How is that for game?"
Heavens to Betsey" gasped the old
hunter; ''if it amt Crazy Burk him
selfv'
TOLD We we'd capture him." laughed
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-21
THE MEXICAN LOVER.

A Country Where Romeo Must Endure
His Soul in Patience.
A Mexican lover must WOO in patience,
as his ointentions are, from the start,
treated as family matter by the
parents of the beloved of his soul. He
Is bound by custom to make known to
his lady love his desire to pay his ad
dresses If the communication is pleas
ant, he is referred to the mother, and
the siege OF the maiden's heart may be
said to be begun. Custom compels the
youth to execute q movement called
"Playing the BEAR" which consists of .
daily afternoon promenade before the
shaded jalousie, behind which sits the
maiden, fianked by her mother, sisters
female cousins and aunts.
Before such q battery of black eyes
the sutton must pace back and forth for
at least twenty minutes day. He may
toss note up into a jalousie, If so he
has sufficient courage to face the party,
but his missives are read by the mother
before they are delivered to his lady
love. His love may answer the notes,
but her replies must be read and edited
by her mother before they are given to
the stately senior pacing up ana down in
the blazing tropical sun. If the sutton
is approved by the family, he is soon
permitted to talk to the senorita, still
in the presence of her family.
Ere long he is allowed to call, and
thenceforth the wooing progresses more
in accordance with American viewa-
st. Louis Rerublic.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-21
HER LITTLE HAND IN MINE.

She laid her little hand in mine,
y! Joy, II might hope to win it!
AND, At the touch, q fash divine
Thrilled all along tn electric line,
For just one brief and blessed minute.
And then, again, when at the stile
Her timid steps began to waver,
She gave to me her hand the WHILE
Nor guessed that I'd walk many q mile,
Delighted to repeat the favor.
She was as innocent of love-
The master passion-who can doubt it,
AS any tender hearted dove
That cooes upon it's perch above,
And did not vex her soul about it,
She laid her little hand in mine,
With not semblance of emotion;
But as the tendrils Of the vine
Unconsciously reach out, and Irvine
Around the symbol OF devotion.
And oh her faith in me awoke
A sense Of knighthood; she had crowned mo
And though no word Of love spoke,
Lest her enmity provoke,
Tender and true she ever found me.
And so, one day, her hand in mine
She laid for just one little minute;
When Joy! there thrilled along the line
The sweet assurance, so divine,
That made me know her heart was in It,
Josephine Pollard, In N. Y. Ledger.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-21
PITH AND POINT.

Knowledge may be power, but IL
lakes coal to keep up steam just the
same. Rome Sentinel. -
Women might not make the sturdi-
sst OF soldiers, but they have been
known to respond valiantly to the call
10 arms.
The attitudes which some people
strike after doing what it is their plain
1uty to do would make dancing-mas4
ter blusb.-Puck.
1t is . settled fact that few people
IAN practice what they preach-and
most men don't dare preach what they
practice.-Ashland Press.
1T is hard work to be good. After
the average man has put in about day
trying at it, he feels like laying of in
1efinitely.-Munsey's Weekly.
When, instead of asking how much
a man has, people get to asking how he
got it, the millennium will not be more
than forty rods away.-Terre Haute Ex-
press.
The good are said to be happy; but
1t is probably not because they spend
their time thinking how much better
they are than the rest of humanity
Boston Transcript.
There probably never was an old
bachelor who did not think that some
woman somewhere in the world was
missing mighty good thing.-Atchison
Globe.
--Something should be done to knock
some sense into the smart young men
who would resent the insinuation that
they were drunk, but don't in the least
mind owning that they have a ''jag''
on.-Exchange.
When you make a mistake don't
look back at it long. Take the reason
Of the thing into your own mind and
then look forward. Mistakes are les
sons of wisdom. The past can not be
changed. The future is yet in your
powerfully Riley Smith.
Some things we know by the direct
action of our senses; and yet the great
mass of our knowledge must be that Of
faith. We believe in vastly more things
than we can see, and more than are
matters OF Our own experience.--N. Y.
Independent.
Give not thy tongue too great lib
erty, lest it take thee prisoner. Aword
unspoken is, like the sword in the scab-
bard, thine. If vented: thy sword is in
another's hand. If thou desire to be
held wise, be so wise as 70 hold thy
tongue.-Quarles.
Almost all of US live more in the
future than in the present Those who
live. mostly in the past are on the high
road to worse sorrow than they know.
10 the healthy-minded the future has
always the treasure to which the pres
ent holds the keys.-Once Week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-21

my companion. ut takes US boys to do
what you men don't dare to try"
'Well, I swan! that beats THO Old
Nick!' was all that Jack could say.
When he heard our story. he looked his
admiration and declared that VIZ were
two ''harkers," which we accepted as
compliment.
AS soon as possible we delivered our
captive into the hands of the proper au-
thorities. He was adjudged insane and
sent to an asylum, but he lived les, than
a year after being confined. He often
boosted that he had killed and eaten
Mart Simpson, the missing peddler.
If ever two boys were lionized they
were Sam and l when it was known
what we had done, but I persisted in
giving Sam all the credit of saving my
life and capturing the cannibal of the
woods-and he deserved it. But he Sc
cretly confessed to me that he was sick
of being hero and having folks stare
at him and ask him scores of questions.
l don't wonder, for got enough of that
myself.-William G. Patten, in Yankee
Blade.