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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

A resolution was passed restricting delega aies to speeches of one minute each on each subject. w O'Neill placed ] c Herndon in nomination for the council. and on mo- ton il was made by exclamation.
 The following were placed in nemina- ton for the assembly: ] l. Fisher, M D Roas, w A Switzer, c Bennett, W A Rowe, $ L Mott, Frank kuhne, W T Baker, Ed Wager. John Lawler, Robert Connell, George Arthur Allen and J Fisher.
 Messrs. L and J Fisher. 1Awler, Allen and Connel declined.
 Motion that committee of ten be sp- pointed Co select five names of candi- dates for legislature carried and oh air appointed ths following: H u Carter, Dennis Burke. J l. Fisher. Fisher. D Sullivan, Thos Wade, W T Baker, James Van Scoy. H F Bansa, A T Cornish, Jacob Hepkle.
 The convention then took recess for an hour.
 The following legislative ticket was placed in nomination: JJ Fisher. w A Switser, J W Dougherty, s l. Mott and c. Bennett.
 CONVENTION uNpgRTcsks.
 The chairman found considerable difficulty in observing the ordinary par liamentsry rules and st the came time not infringe on the order ot affairs as agreed on by the slate. Rather than break the latter, he warped the parlia. mentary rules several tim es by ignor. ing appointments, on committees, oi parties making motions, for their ap- poin,ments; the parties to whom this duty was intrusted being tArdy in mak ing the motions.
 A delegate questioned the democracy of Doc A Smith. which made the lat ter very indignant, ss he said he thought his credentials would admit him into the councils of any demo- cratic meeting.
 The Coconino delegation came loaded Tor bes.r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
FROM MoNnAY.s DAILY.

FROM MoNpAr's DAILY.
 Mrs. I. ,. Butler has received notice
 oi her appointment ss the lady commis-
 sione' to the Worlds fair. J. 0. Bobls.t left box of the largest
 peaches at this office today that we
 have seen this year. He says that he
 has some still larger but which are not yet ripe,
 Stock of all kinds now found running
 at large on the whipple military resey-
 vation IS impounded. The order went
 into elect September lst. A fec of q
 is charged for their release.
 In the haste of preparing tho repor.
 ot Satnrisy's funeral servlcss wa load.
 vertantiy omitted to nentton that Rsv
 K. n. Wyckoh assisted in tha serv ,ees
 The choir was composed oi oaafpters os
 all ;he choirs in town, With Professor Thomas as organist.
 It has looked for some Ii mo as though
 Fl. T. Andrews would nave no opposi- 1 ton m the democratic convention for
 the nomination for County recorder.
 The situstioa, however. has been mate
 risily changed during the past few
 days. Major otsy has quite following
 Tor tho position. while 0. F. Hicks and
 A. J. Head have each \ number of
 friends among the delegates. who are 1 urging their claims for the same posi- !, tion.
 On Thursday night about s o'clock
 as freight train No. Sl reached s point
 four niles west of wsllspsi station. the
 engine struck bull, which was drag.
 ged under the pilot wheels, throwing
 the engine oa the track. And turning 1t
 over. At tae time of the accident, En- gineer Riley aud Fireman Kuhi and .
 brakeman were on the cab. The fire man and brakeman were thrown one
 way and the engineer another. Fire
 man Kuhi was instantly killed, the en- gineer and brakeman badly bruised.- 1 Mohave Miner.
 The Globe Silver Belt gives the Iol- 1 lowing ooncerning new msthem Aticsl | machine: "A patent has been issued to | Dudley l. Craig. of Final ranch, for an | adding machine. IL is simple and in- | geniously constructed on the principle
 of the Hammond type writer. and for
 rapidity and accuracy should excel any
 of the devices for the same purpose
 now on the market. Itis provided with one hundred keys conseoutively num- ' ber-d from to 100 and will add two olumns at time. Mir Craig is nov at work on a mach ne designed to add, subtract and multiply, and has so sufh- cieutly progressed that ne feels confident of success"
 The race on Saturday between J. L. Summerss horse Geronimo" aud Nip Blsck-ford's "I E." attracted \ large | crowd to the Prescott Driving Park. No race has taken place here for long time that has created the same interest as this one has. In addition to the stakes of SI I.0oS-Ssso each side, put p by the respective owners-it is esti- mated that from g eco to $500 were bet on the outside. Geronimo" was ridden by Clarence Spsulding, and "I E" by Yves Jackson, the latter hay ing greatly the advantage in eIpe- rience. The race was won by "Ge- rouimo," although the other horse
 seemed to be the fsvorite with the pub 1 lio. and bets oi two to one were offered in favor of him. Ira Moore has had | charge of Geronimo during his tr aiming.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

The rrapevines in this vicinity are being killed by an insect which is un known by our fruit rsisers. It Is st first quite small and resembles louse. but it progresses in the various steps of eyo- lution and develops into small grass hopper.hke insect, when it's course oi life is done. There are millions of them and there seems to be no getting rid oi the pesL.- Mohaye Miner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

The New York Life Insurance Co. IS renre,enled here st present by Ralph usloran. their general agent, who VIII remain until Friday, September isth, and can he found at the drug store oi W. W. Ross, where he sill be prepared to receive applications Tor fife 'nsursnee i'm inc above company. The medical sxaminer of said company. DF. J Mil
 Ter. gill also be in attendance to make Inc necessary medical examinations oi ,hose wishing to secure insurance. MT. Hslloran. as general sgent, is author ised, upon satisfactory examination to isspe receipt for first premium, ey
 reason of which the party insured wiii be guaranteed payment oi the poIioy sbonld death occur before the policy y ia delivered. provided the risk is socep'- sd This is the best opportunity the people of Prescott will have to secure insurance in cue ct the best compsnies in inc United States without delay.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
me world Enr,cnsd

The facilities of the present day for ,he production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost uniim. ted, and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as 1t is the only remedy which is truly pleas ing ani refresning to the taste and prompt and efectusl to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, in fact, a, any time sni the better 1t is known the more popular it becomes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
FROM FRIDAy'S DAiLv.

<. E. Murray has gone east again.
 J. w. Dougherty is on the sick list
 Martin Maier has received a car load of ice.
 H. T. Andrews has resigned as jus. tice ot the peace Of Prescott precinct
 Supervisor A. X. Moore will represent the Walnut Grove democrats, in their convention.
 The Territorial Normal school opened
 Tempe, Monday morning, with an attendance of twenty students
 Major otey arrived from Jerome last evening, and will remain until after the democratic convention meets.
 K. T. Del Valle. democratic candidate for lieutenant governor of California, was married recently in San Francisco.
 A ceol wind this morning drove away the hot wave which has be. n wsyering over Prescott Tor the two days just past.
 Apache eouriy democrats have en- dorsed Mark smith for delegate to Con guess, and Harris Baldwin for joint councilman.
 Msjcr J. NJ. Watts, clerk of the dis tIict court, has moved back into his own office again, 1t having been thor oughly repaired and refitted. Ed. Wagoner and Cornelius (Jeif) Davis were elected at Wednesdays pri- mary to represent the Walnut Grove republicans in the county convention. Grant Randall and Charles wollen- berg both passed the examination for certificates on Monday. The former w,li teach the Miller Valley school, and the latter will teach at Mayors. Invitations are out for the marriage of John F.. Motsinger and Miss Mary Lane, of the lower Ague Fria. The wedding will take place st the residence cl the lstter's mother. September loth. Al 8 meeting of the board of fire delegates last evening. Geo. E. Brown was elected Chief of the department pro tenn. owing to the absence of W. c. Bsshiorc, chief, and the death of \. Aiken. assistant cliet. An exchange says that Major John r. westSn, commisssry of subsistence, has been relieved from duty st New Orleans and ordered 10 special duty st Washington. Major Weston was for merly stationed al WhIpple. where he was very popular.
 Renegade Utes, Pi-Utes and Nsyajoes gre said to be stealing stock along the northern line of this territory and the southern part of Utah. Settlers are afraid to invoke the ait of the civil su- thoi,tles lest it should result in & general outbreak.
 The JOURNAL MINER acknowledges the receip; ot copy of the Arizona Territorial Normal School catalogue, with the compliments of its secretary, Mir. James H. &cClintook. It is an artistic piece of work and redects credit upon thr Gepublicsn job rooms.
 Ra' ph Haiorsn is the general agent of New Mexico and special agent for Arizona of the New York life insurance compSpy, one oi the soundest institu- lions in the country. He has taken publications since his arrival ID Pres cott for & number of life policies
 Mike Rice, miner and newspaper cores pondent, came m on last nights stage from the south. MT Rice repre- sented the Tucson Star during the ses- sion of the l3,h legislature, and will be remembered &s one of the most brill iant and versatile correspondents at tending that session.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

Just received, at Ford's. new goods Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes (MereshAum and BfiAy-root), Cigar and Cigarette holders, Playing Cards. Notions. etc. All articles first quality. No cheap scrap filler cigars kept in stock. All article. srst quality as represented. 0oods sold below cost oi & good article gre dear at any price. This Is sn es- tablished fact, which many have proved to their sorrow. Prices on all articles as ress onable ss legitimate business will sdmit Of. Imported. Key West and domestic Cigars speciality. Try the Oriental &, Ford's. Have bought s plug hat, and received nice lot o' dude canes for the dudes and do@esses Our entire stock al cost--cons,sting oi Postage Stamps.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
LATEST DISPATcHlS.

CRsSsoN. Pa, Sept io.-< President Harison wired bis congratulations .frsm. here sn Speaker Reed on republican victory Tn Maine. 2-zsi5
 WASHINGTON. Sept. Ie.--G~nsral Nc Cook was directed today 10 proceed ira- media;ey 10 Los Angeles and assume eommand of the department of AriIena.
 Debate on tariff bill closed yesterday but senate adjourned without taking final vote.
 SAN DiEGo, Sept. Ic.--The body of CaplA'n Hay. who was drowned last week by the capsizing of the sloop. Peiiel, wss recovered yesterday Three bodies still missing.
 SOUTH HAMPTON. Sept. 10. A bloody rot occurred last night through strikers attempting to prevent the de parture of train. Troops killed aad wounded many strikers. when the mob charged on the soldiers but were re- pulsed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
County Division Meeting.

Pursuant tp published call, mAss meeti convened at ths court house. iu Prescott, on Saturday, September 9th st p. m.. for the purpose of sp- pointing s committee of conference, to meet similar committee previously appointed from Flagstaff and vicinity the joint committee to consider the question of county division.
 On motion, Hon. J. q. Campbell wss chosen chairman and D. F. Mitchell secretary oi the meeting.
 The meeting was addressed by Messrs. !. D. Cook, F. w wells. J. C.. Herndon. c D. Brown, J. N. w. Moore, Robert Counell, Mir. Hoskins Of Flagstaff. pr. Thornton. r. NJ. Murphy, John Howard and others. A full dis cussion of the subject was had.
 Mir. Hazelt,ne moved the adoption of the following resolution:
 Resolved, Ths. s committee ot nine be selected by this macs meeting, with authority to i'll any vacancies that may occur in their number to take entire charge of this question of county divi- sion. to meet he delegates from Flag staff. and if suitable and satisfactory lines and conditions can be agreed upon, to draft bill m conformity thereto Tor presentation ;o the next leg islature."
 After further discussion. the resolu- ton was, on motion, adopted ss offered. The chairman submitted . list ot nine names which had been selected. The nine selected were: Morri Go'dwster, DE. Mitchell, ". <. Head, J. c. Hern- don. Robert Cornell, Dr. c. F. Thorn ton. ]. ID. Cook, J. q. Campbell, and F. NJ. Murphy.
 The question of the appointment o' tl,ese nine persons vas moved and 1 carried, and they were declared elected as the committee to represent this mass
 meeting.
 The chairmsn stated that some ex' expouses would necessarily be incurred in getting statistics. etc, and soms fpnds should be raised to meet them. On motion oi Mr. Murphy, the chsi' man was authorized to appoint com | ni;,ee of two to obtain the necessary | funds.
 On motion. the meeting adjourned. D. E. MITCHELL, ec'y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Wednesdays Edition.
Democrats comp,s,a ,na,r Ticket.

S~fs't'otS s'SRes- Al the hour Of going Co press on Tuesday the democratic convention had just completed nominating legis. lstiye ticket.
 Nominations for supervisors followed, two to be nominated The names placed in nomination were J. l. Fisher, D. J. Sullivan, Jacob Henkle, Wm. Munds, W. A. Rowe and Robert Con- nell.
 Three ballots were taken, resulting in the nomination of Rowe aud Munds. E. Burgess and J. F. Wilson were placed in nomination for district attor-
 nsy the first ballot resulting in tic
 vote---3S each.
 An adjournment was then taken
 until ! o'clock, when one of the Wilson
 men being absent, it resulted in the
 pomina ton of Burgess.
 K. W. French was nominated by ac-
 ciamation for probate judge. as was also
 Geo. c. Wsddell for sheriff.
 Candidates for treasurer were A. q.
 Oliver and James K. Lowry. the former
 receiving tho nomination by a vote of
 3S to B.
 Msior otey, A. J. Head, Ii. T. An
 drews and O F. Hicks were placed in nomination for recorder, resulting in the nomination of the first named. The following were elected delegates
 ts the democratic territorial conven-
 tion, which meets in Phenx next Mon
 day. Morris Goldwater. J. J. Haw-
 kins, J. G. Campbell. E. W. French. $. ?. Behsn, ]. Henkle, ". H. Hill, ; F. Daggs, J. l.. Fisher, c. 5. Mills. Max SalIman, ". W. Bass, John Dougherty and stephen Mott. The county central committee elect ed was as follows: J. F. Dsggs, D. J. Sullivan, J. D. Helm, J. J. Fisher. A. c. Oliver, K. W. French, !. W. Ceughran Max SalEman, I. A. Riordan. John Woods, J, R. Lowry, George B. Miller J.J. Hawkins, K. NJ. Rogers, W. A. Rowe, E. c. Wager, V. W. Bass. The ticket as nominated is as follows Council--J. c. Herndon. Assembly--J. J. Fisher, J. ". Dough- erty. s. l.. Mott, ". 4. SwitIer, c. Ben- nett
 Sherih-Geo. c. Waddell. Treasurer--A. c. Oliver. RecordeT--E K. Otey. District Attorney-E. Burgess Probate Judge-E W. French. Supervisors-Wm. Munds, W. A. Rowe.
 CONVENTION NOTES. In seconding a nomination. one of the speakers referred to Sheriff o'Neill The mention o. whose name elicited
 great applause from delegates. Y.yapai democracy seems to delight in bringing Jas. K. Lowry to the front,
 for the purpose of slaughtering him, which has been done for the last three
 or four conve ntions successively, each
 time being promised something at the next convention. With very few exceptions the
 ticket is not considered 8 particularly
 strong one. There are s few men on
 the ticket that will require good men to
 defeat. but the republican party has
 plenty oisuch men, and their covention
 can be depended upon to bring them
 to she front.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

That tired feeling is entirely over come by Hoods Sarssparills. which creates CD appetite, rouses the liver, cures headache, and gives renewed strength and vigor to the whole body. Be sure to get Hoods sarsaparills, which is peculiar to itself. Seld by all druggists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
p1s Goods at cost.

Wishing to enlarge other depart ments in our store, we will dispose oi our immense stock of dry goods at cost. No trouble to show goods. No reason. able offer refused.
 s27tf A. WoLLYSBuRG & Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
h a. StstalltX.

The authority heretofore issued from this office to H. A. steiglits to repre- sent the MISRR and to collect and receipt for bills for the same has been revoked. O. MARTIN.
 Editor Journal Miner. Prescott, Sept. 9th, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

Hon. x. Q. Murphy is the JOURNAL MINERS candidate, first. last and all the time, for governor of Arizona. There Is no man in the territory whose sp- pointment would give better satisfAc- tion than his would. he has kept A.oof from all factions, and ais appointment would 5e satisfactorily received by oiti- zens generally regardless of party or factions.
 Arthur C. Bullock, hi other of T. $. Bullock, died m New York. Sep:em- Der Sth.
 walterj. Hill will leave for visit east tomorrow.
 New leck bexes are being placed in the postofsce.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Adsice to Motnsrs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children ,teething. |. soothes the child, softens the gums, allsys all pain. cures wind csi,c. and is the best remedy for Di- srrhea. Twentv-five cents 8 bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

John 0Brien, the genial clerk ol Jake Marks. is the happiest man il town. His wife and baby ~ho he had not seen for year, arrived from Ben yer last evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Wanted,

At once, A pack train at the Ohio mine. Hssssy.mps creek. half mile below Groom creek, Co pack % tons oi quarts to Clark A Adams mill.
 W. N. STORMS, ssf Ohio mine, or Prescott, X. T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
66OO Reward.

Twill pay the above reward for the
 apprehension and conviction ef the party or parties who recently set hre to my ice-house. MARTIN MAIHR.
 Prescott, August 9, 1890. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
orsss Making and Millinery store.

Miss. N. Carr has opened A new
 Dress Making and Millinery Store, one door north oi 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 cali and ex-
 amiue her goods. mTtf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Rspuni,can Delegates.

Reports have been received of the election of the following delegates Co TO the republican convention:
 Fiagstsff-J. A. Vail, k. l.. Weet, G A. Woods, c. H. Schultz. J. G. Tin ker. ". G. Stewart, J. l.. Black, E. A. Ferguson, II. J. Miller, N. c. Layton.
 Lower yerde--F E Jordan and Louis N Turner. Prescott Junction w T Iatchiord.
 williams--F k Nellis and W H Will. jams
 Castle Creek-George Merwin.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
HouDo tor sale.

House with five rooms; good we'll Of water. Yard enclosed; pleasant lCca- ton. For particulars apply at this office. sug7u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

Geo. H Curry has the lsrgest line of fine Gold Watches, Silver Watches,
 and fine geld iewelry os Any firm in he Territory. anlaa Dry Goods q, cost at Wo'lenburg X Co.'S. a2tu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
watch Repairing.

i Watch Repairing in ali its branches, carefully done, and all work guar snteed. Goo. II. CURRY,
 AuI5tl Prescott, A. T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Roon, to Rent.

A nicely furnished room to rent. Alp ply to Mrs. B0uEke, cor Wiills ana Granite streets s-u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

The board of fire delegates has passed resolution of thanks to Supsrintend- ent Jones of the Prescott and Arizona
 entral railroad, for his courtesy in sending special train to Prescott Junction to convey tke remains oi the late Alvord Aiken. kr. Jones is also praised by our citizens generally for this generous deed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Mai.s. hair Rn,sam.

II gray, gradually restores color; ele- gsnt tonic dressing, 60 C., sf. Drug gists, or sl size prepaid by express for $l. E. s. Wells, Jersey City.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

st. Claire < Pratt, jewellers, Phenix, guarantee Wusk and prices Send them your watch, and they will pay all post .a ml9wti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Aeip Wanted.

Girl wanted 10 do general house work. Good wages. Enquire at this os6oe se5u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
Born,

HARRIsos-In Prescott. September 3d. to the wife of J. A. Hsrbiscn. a daughter. ELAoRR-In Flagstaff, September 2d, to the wife of J. B. Fillmore. daugh- ter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
wantsd,

\ reliable woman Ss child's nurse. En quire .t pr. Pope's qua ters, No. 6, Whipple Barracks. sl2w2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
IM MEMoRtA ALYoRD AlTKEN,


In Prescott. AriE.. Sept. q leso. "Dealh loves . shining nArk."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENT. A
For Supervisor.

The "a derSlgned hereby announces himself q at . candidate for Supervisor, subject to the sc,son of the republican convention.
 q. A. AgLLIAAS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

To Ouie, Your Nerves, Smoke
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

yer last eyenir
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-26
A NEW ERA IN MINING.
THE SAN JACINTO TIN MINES TO
BE DEVELOPED.
The Property Bought by Wealthy Brit
ish Syndicate-Rich Gold and Silver
Mines in Colorado Also Purchased.

DENVER, COL, July 25.-It has just
been learned that big deal has been
closed transferring the celebrated Poor
man mine, of Caribou, and the Hubert,
OF Central City, to an English syndicate.
The prices paid for these two properties
amount to s2,OOO,0OO. The Hubert is
one of the oldest mines in Gilpin county,
and is one Of the largest gold-producers
in that county. The Poorman is one of
the greatest silver mines in the state, its
ore averaging in value one dollar per
pound.
In addition to these, another mining
deal involving 81 100000 has just been
consummated in this city. The trans
action in question is the purchase of the
gigantic tin derosit at San Jacinto, CAL,
embracing an area of 1900 acres. The
purchasers are wealthy capitalists of
Great Britain, Mr.. Balfour, the present
Irish secretary, being one of the mem
bers. The name adopted is that of the
California Mining and Smelling Com
pany. The paid up capital is SO, SOC, 900.
The price paid for the property is
81 100000. From the reports of experts
there is no doubt millions of dollars
worth Of tin is awaiting market. The
find marks a new era in mining in this
country, as it is the first great deposit of
the kind ever discovered here.