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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
SHflnfrS SAIE.


 IfNus | aud hy virtue of su execution beat O ias date the esh dsy of Marsh. ls h. sued eat ssf ins pssirlct Court ef tss Thiid ln sua for tAs County of favspsi. Nhesen .ss s e -.ss,'ss ss,.s sassass. sassI nas ,ns missss. sfs ? siissf1s. raa tae Hsaet9s uold Mis a. epinpsay is aefesasnt. and vhsrsln snsrs sxsisst fse asa s1or s3old AininE Com. rAnS. asfsndstt. on tha ksn day os <ovem- ter >.p .H siIf the sura ef fwsatysase rssass shsss oas-hasssrsstas fsss!sr sizs.- i1s-& dams<s<a epa fveny-e ssd Ten Doe hasassa Y naitsss issi lel sss. which ve.ssssF 2 D. Rss, aaly eat eed ia ths osaes af rhs sis . pf visis .. frt ss | ss.s jadsms ns s.sa s afss sAs eS sovsn.ees A .Ds isss.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
eoaeo Notice.

The Middle Verde rodeo will com. mence May lst, at John Duf7s ranch and work dewn the river to Box Can yen, thence to the mountains on tine Hsuai route. Committee-S. s. Acker ]. NJ McRodgers, J T. Munds. Boss- John Lee.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Pr,ce L,ss of aubbers a, Q. j.
| have received . carload of eIega

have received carload of elegan; Anheuser-Busch (St. Louis) Lager Beer, which propose to sell ice cold, a, reduced prices, in kegs, bottles, or any amount. have refurnished my lodg- ing house, and will rent rooms beds can be eated at two or four bits. am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes, split and delivered a: house for $T per cord
 Leave orders here or through postofiice. Martin Maier. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
SHERIFF's SALE.


 William c. RssAiord and Robert n. Buz. misssr. co -pas'nsrs. trading and doing basi ntss under the nrm asm- and yis of ". c ksshtofd X Co, pAztutiffs ys- st4adArd Nil . inK aud ke&Ietsen Company, q ecrpcrstlon and sfifos union Mining IosrAny, . cor poratiea, sefeadzrss.
 Decree Of for. siss ure ard order of ssie.
 '. der sEd ey vlFiu7 oi an order of sale asd decree of fcrselonnre, sssaec out Of the DIs- isies Court Of the Third Judicial District, d ske Tefrst6rt of Ariko a ia and for the county o' favapsi, en n sh fay of nsrrh 4. D. scp, in the sbovs-enfatief scd n. wherein the sb,y,s-asmee plaintiffs, William Q. esshfess aud Rohert G. Barnsstes, eo- pag'neTs. trading and doing business under The arts name and style Q; ". c Bsshsord S Company, obtained judgment decree and order q sale sgsiast stsscsrd xiUnx and k-da lion Com say, corporation, 2ni Ari- xsuz NEtoB Alaisg ts,mpsny, . corp pyasipn, dsfsns ants. oa tae islh dsy of July A. D lSss. which said dgsnens snd decree waa. on Inc sssd isss. -sy al Jay. isss, duly recorded in saag ren, ssook Three 6 Il psges soS and 26o Of sait District Court fov she sun ol Thlrss-t~o Hundrsd and Fifty-ase sus ssv- eniy -aine One hundrtdths Dol. TO ttS. .3SS s9) with intsFs at thereon sf the rats of seven l7l per cett- per annum from the Z4 b dsy el April, lSs,, unsi paid. toge.he. with cost sud dssburs. n snssi smoussisg fa the sum ol fwerty-elghs tolinrs 10 $ oG1, ssi eli sceru.
  lag desersbea real estate. ki as (, lying and beng ln the County Of Ysrap4i Id Ter tory of Ariz ma. ss d.scrib<i as fols~ss, to-xit. All right, title aud interest of the within n4med deiend dsafs ia ssd to ,ast certain mili- ste-ioT . particular descfiption of whiei. reference is her bf made to ce tain ed oI record in tho etica of the Count Recorder oI the County of rAsspat, in Hook = Of Deeds $, pxgt is7, lu which woods &nnfgomery ecu- seys sald null siss 10 Standard aiIisr1 sud Reelection sompsny, snd ai buildiry- and otter properly heionging to said miiI-slle os h Ans~sse entertaining; said hnlidings con- sistis z of one tsa- stamp quartz mill, com piete, one blacksmith shop, one tram I'D, one frame boa dir r house, one frame dwell. lug house and si . the following, described personal pr.p rty, ro-wft: S,s | eks Of q ck- silver. ls SACKS of cs sneenuaHons i5 eorss oi wood. tot of extra pipinY, iot of Ira skocss dies snd csuis, barrel Of paint, lot cs iye aud blnestone. block and tss kic. ran ge ar d coekir senslis. ? horses, l sef of har- uess, iett d shsa, , tables sud heoches, wheelbsrrows, sieks of salt and Fairbanks scale.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
JOHN WANAMAkER,
 Postmaster General.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

yia1 LOUIS BYRsR. TOUR HEIRS. As- II ssxos and teEsI rsprcssrssflrer
 You are hsrciy nntiasd thai the naaeT- signed, who is co-ognsr with gee ic Bellevue otntng siesr. has espea V I q . a Ea of ore hnndFest dollar fn iaNsss and in . proger,ents upon safa einsa< cisisn. ttsc said pxpendftases asl arrry> meats eetnS m ado hy me In fha year tscs in enrB D t&ncs with tas rcsfed fsss ~s snsntrK ssws- fseairing aa nuai cape lchur~s e re Dsre ok mining claims.
 Tse said Bellevue mtning rlsisa esnsis's Of l.Sos feel in length hy eso feet ~tif ssfo ste ID Nastin<s naiainx dfstr ct. fn the erabtY of Yavapa,, fr ths Territory os AriEooe. s fs- o0rs of the location Of ke~ said Bsisevre Tnfr- lns cl Alus ss nl ste is the Rscor or Aises in the oif.s sf he Cornsy kecortsr Of sad fas- sras county. n Book 2s. page ss>,
 And you are hereby tsftesg Uoti led fl st q. si tae expiration of ninety dsss sfter ths publication of hls notice, you fall ar refuse io contribute CT pay to ne your proportion ni Ihr said exp ,sdfirres, together with the cost of fhs pa cllcsstion ef fkis n.tsce. the interest Of you in said Bellevue mining claim will he forfeited and bseosns he property os she au. ierslxret. JAMES oshASA-
 Prescott. <. r.. Feh. |. isss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Dissolution Notice.


 Ecsnssrss. N. r.. Fetsussy let. fS2o flsdE pMiueahip esFetafufe existing oe- II tween the undersigned uadns the ltm nssae and stsic ei afhe McckiRg Bird NinIag end M'ilsng Cnmfsay.r under articles oi agreement aa sa July e1th. 'ss1. and snbse- quenf agrstsaents dated Aug 'pth, lbs9. Aux sd. lsssi Aug. ss-h. Isss. Get 2iss. sss2. Scs 18th iSSp And Ss$ la h, f<sa .s fhis day Sls- solved hg ma asi consent That sn seeassns shall si oaes be rssrsfcd. sud all seeeantx oi ssel .ii9tyi1r4; arepuat stated NM n. REID
 RICHARD DnkUsfN JAS. (. HART.
 A. c. JOHNSON. SANuEL sTffS
 K A ADAMS.
 CLARENCE WILLIAMS. NOTICE. Al ef tAe sssnss. fsinins siaim 2 aaa ,,efsonsl property of she sa-paFspefehir seose described lave bssE tFsnsfsfred so s corporation iaf f9rpersted under ths lava cl ths stste ss ee~ Yofk, uh1rr fte nsme cs Mo ksnE Bird Nintsx snd Aiilink Cesn- gsay wsish ssid esspera lsn wiii e4rF3 en sls bssiaess sisA iss prinesEAs cikee q Naee- ester, N, f- asa its nines. nlil. etc st Sbsrfy Greek, faszpsI Cansts, asssohs
 RICHARD nskUHSs
 ffeslesst CLARExCg WILLIAMS.
 secretary sad t1as<ett~.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Not,cO.

Having closed out business at Maier's Restaurant, all parties having ny meal tickets will please present the same for payment at the Tragic meat market.
 If HENRY SPAuLptSs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Monday. iha 3lst DaI of March.

iseo, al is o'clock noon os that day, in fron; of the norih eo ' of the Court Houss,iu the Ci ' of Arir ms, l ~ili "a obedience 10 such decree a.d crcer Of safe sell inc above described pro per't. or so much thereof ss ml- be necee- ssry, 10 .s -isfy said pialns:f, iuag aeat with interest Il ereo1 and all costs, , the hie best and best bidder, for cash in United etates currency.
 VIM O o'SEILL,
 sherin Of favapai County, Arizona By N. McINBsNkv, Uuder Sheriff. Dated Prescott. \. T. March g, iseo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
D. Pentt.na. nar,,s,.

Office and residence opposite the Will jams House, Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new in. proyements in dentistry. Every oper- stion carefully performed, and satis. faction guaranteed
 Prescott, Jan. l2, 1889. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Entieefs hereby g,ven that the Co partner ship beretcfors existing beswesn c. W Caivsf and 0. Roeus-- as isen dissolved. the fr- txrest oy the latter hay ing been purchased hy A. W Edwards. The firm V .is heres sster he known by the nsHse of cuiyfr q Edwards, who wlll ssscne ali obligation. and eotiec1 ali 1ebts due the former nrm.
 tE. VES d EDW Akps.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
MAIL LETTINGS. Notice to Contractors.
ross ornes prs.nrss T !. NAsrtsarsss. b. t Han. !. ls1a

FE*F
 wssriss1os. n C. tsn- !. isss
 PROPOSALS vIli bs received ss ihs coa- tract oir ef .Ass DxEssssasst assis 2. m of April i0.A. lss9. for carrying sha mslss sl ;se United etsfe4 apoa the ieatss. sHi sseera.as io the hsagis of arrival saa ds- paF,use speriEed sy ihs Dep srsmsas, h sas Territory si Artxoas. from iais ist. issas sc Jane sch. ,ses
 Lists of resses. slta sr5tsaies If arrivals Ara departures, lnAtrue,ians to hiddets. ssih forms lor esl;rsets aud hcsds. snd al etest .. ees,.rs snfofms..ea. wssi es farnsshsc aps n sppi.e Aiina 10 the Second Asss.sni psss- u ssser Gsserai
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
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 Send for the Los Angeles Daily Herald, the best Southern California paper. Subscription Ss.25 per quarter Weekly Hersld (t2 paees) $2 per an. mum. Address, AYERS & LYNCH,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET N at the corner Of Montczums and willis Street. Mrs. Blackburn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
For Rent.

Two comfortable hoasss iu wes. Prescott Appy to Joseph poigaerty. O. k, Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Salurdar. ihe 18Th tay of March

4. Ds lsss, ess ssea fhs haurs ef nlns sseionk sn sbs Aofuinx s1d Eve o'ctcek Ia tns afser 1fsop. se Nit. kt aas a' | ee ta the aYt<fHocn of said day. n site nostk door of tEe Goaft ffeesf If fhe eoaefy a'sresstd. ie she city a, Prescott. Gsuats of NAsnpsf. Territory o5 Asssons- siti uifef fer ks's At puDsle at.S tiss al ttr ris hl ;i,i< sHs tassssst of she s<at ksnstot GSi1 Hinfnx samrsnss defend for 1ah so sne hiz nss. sSa ssss bidder. tc saxssfy ssls exe xecatiou Ard sii co&ts.
 WILLIAM b. ON kfI4L.
 sheriff f&ssF d Countys Ayfxorn. Dated Ffe@eett. Asssns she sixth day os N arch. A. D, fsse.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
aary.s Meeern Pet.

Mary had s bow-legged pup, : She tied 1t to & string.
 And everywhere that Mary went " She dragged the wEetched thing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
BLATANT BURKE.
He Makes a Statement which is Pronounced False.


 Dan Burke, the messenger whe wal sent from the upper dam, io warn tke people below of their danger st the time of tue receEt fled. publishes $ statement in the morning paper, in which hs attempts to explain bis worse than eriminsl negligence. by which tive CT three scores of lives were lest that sasy have been saved had he car ried the message entrusted te him Burke p eses az
 AN OLD TIMER,
 And the paper publishing bis fshy statement, by way ef preface, remarks thst he is we'll thought ei by certain prominent pioneers, whsse names are mentioned. Among those mentioned IS that of stephen c. Condrsn, ei Wal nut Grove. This gentleman called st the JoUnsAr-MSER office to-day, and said he desired this paper to stste that. while he had known Ban Burke fer S :sng time,
 HE NEVER KNEW ANY GOOD OF HIN, And was quite indignant sha. his name should have been mentioned in any connection as sponsor for Burke.
 Thomas u. Brown, superintendent for the company, at tks upper dam, was interviewed to-day by the JOURNAL MINER, and denies Hearly every state nnent made by Burke. As Mir. Brown has been criticized in certain quarters for sending man So totally unreliable as Burke seems to have been, he was asked his reason for doing so. lie stated thst he was the only man in camp thst was familiar with the coun- try. and thst during the time he had been in the employ of the company, since December 7th, he had never been on spree. He further said, that it was about half-past two in the after noon when Burke left the upper dam. and in order that his departure might be hastsned he had one sf the men saddle his horse Tor him.. Before leav- ing, Mr. Brcwn impressed ea him the importance of. the message. he had to convey, and told him not to spare the hsrse, but te proceed. with all possible haste to headquarters, and report at once, csutioning him as he was mount ing. "now,- Dan. you will not stop on the road, te which Burke replied, @no, Brown, I will promise yon will not" As he was mounted on Steve Csndren's
 BEST AND FLkETEsr HORSE.
 And pronounced by all to be the very best in that whole. section, he had am pie time to have completed his journey and deliver his. message before dark.
 Mir. kkard. the second messenger sent ts warn people below, preneunees Burke's statements about swimming creeks. as pafes. fiction. and says that water enough in cue of them te have swain horse, weala have swept Cam eroa,s house away, where he found Burke go drunk he csnld scarcely walk soress the fser He slse states th hst Burke absolutely refused them the use of his horse to continue the journey, and that it was only thrsaga strategy shst they succeeded in getting ii. James Cameron confirms the state meat ei Mr. Akard in every particular.
, 1890-08-14

Marsellles, which Mr.. Taylor COM
pliments as modern sister of Tyre,
Carthage and Antioch. the stone was
transferred to United States man OF
war and sent to America. Upon
the arrival of the vessel in Della
ware breakwater there was II great
booming of cannons that shook the
beach, and the train bearing the re.
mains to Washington was thronged
with as many people as could
Chamber aboard.
When Payne's casket was opened
In Tunls the identity OF the body
was fully established by the epaul-
cites on his shoulders, the stripes OF,
his pants, his sword, and the gold
filling In the teeth.
The remains now rest I'm the beau
tiful cemetery Oh Georgetown
Heights, Washington, and the tomb
Is annually visited by thousands of
people who cherish the memory oi
the author of the beautiful song,
"Home, Sweet Home.n
, 1890-08-14

came to Washington territory near
ly seven years ago. Born In tho
South eleven years before Sumter
was fired upon, he grew from boy
hood firm Union man and became
n republican from conviction, al
though surrounded by rebel in
nuences. Removing To Alabama
he was leader among republicans,
where IL required nerve, tact and
ability to hold his o'2n. lie was
United States marshal In Alabama
for eight years during Grants term,
and no Southern republican was
better known or more implicitly
trusted. There are many men In
the United States senate to-day of
far less mental caliber than George
Turner, and that he would have rep.
resented tho state of Washington
ia that body ably and notably, had
he been elected senator goes without
saying. That he would make just
us efficient member of the lower
house as John l.. Wilson Is doubted /;
but had Judge Turner been elected
representative in congress and
made the record that Wilson has
made, and some of the lattcr's
friends had attempted to stab him
in the back ut his own home while
he was away attending to his duties
50 ably and industriously, we would
have cried out against the attempt
and said, "Turner deserves another
farm ~
, 1890-08-14
THE ENGLISH TONGUE.
a Far Better Language for Every.
body to Learn Than Nolapuk.


body to Learn Than NoIaDuk.
1t was computed that at the
opening of the present century
there We're about 2l,000,000 who
spoke the English tongue. The
French speaking people at that
time numbered about 900, 900,
and the Germans exceeded 10000
coo. The Russian tongue was
spoken by nearly 3l,00O,O00, and
the Spanish by more than 10000
900. Even the Italian had three
fourths rs large constituency as
the English, and the Portuguese
three-eights. OF the lG2, 900, 900
people or thereabouts who are esti-
mated to have been using these
seven languages i'm the year 1901,
the neutrality-suspicious. were less than
IL per cent, while Spanish were
rs, the Germans 1874, the Russians
lS.0, and the French 1916. This
aggregate population has now
grown to 400, 900, 900, of which the
Englsh-speaking people number
close upon II, 100000.
From 13 per cent we have ad-
vanced to 81 per cent. The French
speech is now used by $4,000, 900
people, the German by about 90
900, 900, the Spanish by 10000 900,
the Russian by 70,00O,OOO, the
Italians by about 10000, 900, and
the Portuguese by about 1900, 900.
The English language Is now used
by nearly twice Us many people as
any of the Others, and the relative
growth is almost sure to- continue.
English has taken as its own the
North American continent and
nearly the whole of Australasia.
North America alone will soon have
l0O,OOO,O00 of English.speaking
people, while there are 40, 900, 900 in
Great Britain and Ireland. In
South Africa and India also the
language is vastly extending.
, 1890-08-14
is 1T HYDROPHOBIA ?
A Soldiers Startling Phase of
Madness Creates q Sensa-
ton in Camp,
Taken From Fort Spokane to
Washington City for Surgi-
cal Examination.

The Lincoln County Times, of
Davenport, relates the following
remarkable story:
Last Friday morning n detail of
three men from Camp Spokane, con-
slsting of Sergeant Sampson ofCom-
pany *, Sergeant Gavatty, of Com
pany B, and Private Stout of Com
pany X, passed through Davenport,
having In charge James Daley, n
private of Company x, who Is
insane. The party was en- route for
Washington city, where the unfor-
tunate man is to be examined by a
board of medical examiners. The
case Is very singular one. The
nature of the mans insanity is not
known, but from the fact that he
endeavors to bite everyone who
comes near him, froths at the
mouth, and growls like dog, 1t Is
supposed that lie is suffering from
hydrophobia. Daley has been
suffering from his present
affliction since last January. He il
a large, powerful man and when the
fit is on him 1t requires dozen men
to handle him. For a long time he
pltal ut the post. When suffering
under the paroxysms he would hold
the room against the whole regi-
mert, and the boldest was afraid to
approach him. In fact, 1t was invit-
ing death, or, Mt least, great bodily
injury, to approach him while he
was under the influence of his at.
tacks. AT times he has secured
bricks, or pieces of board, and with
these weapons he would keep at bay
the whole garrison. AT such times
his attendants could only wait
until he would fall asleep from
exhaustion, and then half u
dozen men would pounce
upon and secure him. AT last he
became SO violent that he was put
In n straight jacket, and in that con-
dition he has been secured for some
time. Several weeks ago the conf
mander applied for transportation
to send the man East, but as trans
portation arrived for only two at
tendants the officer waited until
the number was increased to three,
as two men could not possibly
handle the maniac. The poor fcl-
low presented u terrible appearance.
He was securely encased III II
straight jacket and strapped down
to stretcher. He could only move
his head; he was comparatively quiet
with his guard, but the presence of
strange face was tho signal for
paroxysms. He would bite his
blanket, strain every muscle to es-
cape, growl aud bark, and the foam
fly from his lips. The spectacle
was horrible in the extreme. The
disease, or whatever the disorder
may be, has not affected his physical
condition. On the contrary, he has
gained flesh ever since his confine-
ment, while his neck has enlarged
from fifteen to twenty inches. The
physicians who have examined the
case are at n loss to account for the
condition OF the man.
, 1890-08-14

Since bells have been used to call con.
gregations to worship, a tower or bell
gable has formed an important part in
most churches. Sometimes this tower
is quite separate from the rest of the
church. This is often so in Italy, and
also in the case ofsome English churches.
In hilly countries the church was often
placed in sheltered valley, and the
beIiry perched on the top of some height
near ut hand. This was the case of Sr.
Feve, In Cornwall, and ut some places in
Scotland. Instead of building n belfry,
IL was not unusual in Scotlnn to hang
the bell upon some convenient tree.
Two hundred years ago this rude con-
trivance might often have been seen
there
, 1890-08-14
A Poor Widow Robbed.

SEATTLE, WASH, Aug. l.-This even
ing Mrs. Mary MCGEE, q poor widow,
went to tho Northern Pacific depot to
take the train for Kent, and while pur.
chasing her ticket, left her valise. con-
tainiug clothing and $75 In gold, in care
of Charles Lyons, q casual acquaintance.
When she had bought her ticket, She
looked for Lyons, but he had disap.
pearcd with the valise. 1t IL supposed
the police OF that city have been notified
to look out for him.
, 1890-08-14
THE CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT.
Judge Turner an Able Man, hut
Wilson Deserves Another Term.


1t required no inspiration for any
of the correspondents at the consti-
tutional convention to sec that
Judge George Turner was one of the
ablest, il not the ablest member of
that body. Such was the general
impression among the newspaper
men, the members and the lockers
on. Able, persistent and entertain
ing in debate, fearless in advocacy
of q measure he deemed to be right,
and thoroughly honest In his con-
victions, he was the peer of any of
the seventy-five members compos-
ing that body.
Judge Turner was man of al
most national reputation before he