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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
school Matters.

To the Electors of School District No. One, of Prescott:
 The board of trustees. after mature reflection, think 1t advisable to build an addition to our school building We now have to rent a room Tn the city hali, distant from the school building, in which the principal is to be located. IL is incOnyenient for him to give that attention to his duties in supervising the other teachers, in different build ing. The Principal, Co give proper su- peryision of all the other departments of the school, ought to Dc in the same building with the other teachers. The building we propose will cost about s 200, and We can appropriate S7o0 from the school fund, as our ex- penses will not absorb all the money We receive from the Territory for school purposes
 Prescott certainly should have a sahool house of its own, and not de- pend on renting, besides, the room We rent in the city hall is lily adapted to the purposes of school room.
 w. II. MCGREw,
 F. G. PARKER,
 c. A. BAsHFoRD,
 Trustees.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
ARlIoas NEEkLs JOURNAL MINER.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30. ls9e
A Pleasant Affair.

Mir. and Mrs J. l.. Fisher gave very pleasant party last evening to their daughter, Miss Hattie. Between thirty and forty young folks were present, while quite a large number of "big boys and girls" participated in and enjoyed the evenings entertainment. The bay window of the spacious psrlor of the Fisher residence was transformed for the evening into a stage with all the appointments and fittings of first class theater, and on which was acted charade, with the following cast of characters:
 "Marie," the mending girl, Miss Blanche Harrington.
 "MF. Edward Seymour" Miss Hattie Fisher.
 "Col. Seymour" Miss Ernie wollen- berg.
 "Mrs. Emily Seymour" Miss tnez Rsible.
 Brown" the butler. Miss Pearl Hutchinson.
 The acting of these misses was quite realistic and entertaining, and was par ticulsrly amusing to the little folks in the audience. "Mend, Can't" which being sh ,gtened into one word, Mendi- cant, was the titlo of the charsde.
 After this was closed, Misses Ollie Fisher, Gussie Rsible and Pearl Hutch inson gave atableau, "Eyening Prayer" which was given beautiful effect with colored lights.
 Games of various kinds were then played, and very palstable collation. was served during the evening, making it very enjoyable affair throughout. or the ladies ana. gentlemen present were the following: Mir. and Mrs. w. s. Jo,ies, Mesdames Burlington, Hol- ienbeck, Richardson, Horne, Raible, Culver, Martin, Miss Emily Horne and Messrs Norris and B. NJ. Gcldwater.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
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IN THIS DIS fRICr COURT or| i Third Judicial D.striet. Territo-vI zoe. county of Yavapsi. Helen pisinuH. vs. hsrl Scapei, defeadan ] u.ons No, lsiS. Action brought in the District Conrj Third Judicial District, In aud for tho of Yass al. Territory of Arizona. The Territory Of Arizona sends gree Charlie Scopot.
 You are hereby summoned and reau appear io an action or uxnt against he above named plaintiff. In the Court of the Third Judicial District for the County of Yavapai, m the Ts=r] Arizona, and answer the complaint n.) the Clerk of this Court, at Prescott !. County, Ga cops o' which complaiat panic this summons) within teo dsy. siye of the day of seryics} After the upon you of this summons, u erved county. bat u served out of the copI within th,s strict, .nen tweDs, days, other esses, ,thir days
 And you are aercby noti jed ti q fail ta appear and answer the con D ahavs required, lfs pi 'lntiff wi'l tskd ment by iefanit as provided by Id costs aud disbursements m this bel pended.
 Given under my hand and the seal Coutt nj, s6th day of June, A. D. fSo( IL. s.i T. M WATTS,
 k. M 5 nford, Attoraev for plaints3
 Ieis-SH
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
Screw worms.

To THE SToCKMES OF ARIZONA:
 We have just what you want and what you have been looking for. The National Horse Linlment will quickly destroy the Screw Worm, and also pre- vent the fly from blowing. 1t will rapidly heal all sores caused by brand- ing, and will scsb them over in 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 the Ma tional Horse Eminent with cold lard, two parts of the Liniment to one of 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, apply Tn same manner. When the worms are found in the sheath, or up into the flesh. or between the skin. mix the National Horse Eminent with water In eoua, parts and inj ect with a syringe. This will not only kill the worms, but cleanse the sore and cause 1t to heal We know you will be pleased with the National Horse Liniment.
 For sale by w w Ross, agent. Cor ner Drug Store
 Fine stock of Saddles at osnburg Bros diu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
No 2sl APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
pRkscerr Anrs,eA

rs PREsceTr. ARIz
 NoeiCE Is hs eby stSsn fS.i iosg, g,.,.l,.. ls Gold Mint rotnpsny and " o H srreil and rior~nc- ksstnsr. by F |. kas rar their attorney In fSci, who "a post offic. adt ra ta Prescott, Hans. has this day fled hi an pltcation Tor patent for i,eal linear feet a, the ENcetcior tt no or vein bearing roi.t ana silver wlt. surface gror nd soo feaf Tn svtlth si'uatet m Nartiusg Ntniug Dist rict com, " 1aY~ptl, and Ter iIary of IT ropa a,s des Eas,ei by th- isi notes a ,si ofEicIsI r,Ga on ale m tsis offise as lot mum Der .4 Ti.e as foliOws 'Ns
 BegtaniEg at Initial mon al and ee,sa. ot e'sim where tS set a granite stone u,arkai ! M E NoI V \ Mn Mon Nh bears ts ,5es mn w Sst feet; the e. x iS D 20 M F soe feet 70 where l- mared E No on sw face of Q an. lte boulder tsame hoelder ts msrke< N N, LOT se cor to Ntssa ara M C l. No 10 Al thanrs " ueg 70 nlir w a 70 feet 10 where is sal = granlts stone msrkeS K No fssme ston. ts marked No for sw cor t8 Nfseara M sfo, No s0 A; thence ls deg aa mia VI Ss, ssv ~, where is ses graa.ite stone mars e,i k No ksahe coufsel too Tee tO waere is r,ark..s rs No on SC cor of granite boulder: thense s S- 1eg E looo | ef to mite rock nsarse ~, tial mon ana stone ma, sed I M k No, nissa or Neslnnabg ontsini ing 23.Ss acres
 Maknetic variation fl dag ts min k
 1 ihe location of this mineis rec,riet in tha
 aSSn,asis onice of fsyapal County in bae,S
 ar mines. ne adjoining eiat aa a ,fs a,. f,,,,s gress Gold Mining Company on inc nsr,-
 AEy snd all per~ops claiming s.ivsr. slxs ,uiy portion of said E Exceiciog Inias or slrfs s sisnnu ara reqn,rsd die their asfvs-ss claims with the Register Of the Ifnttat s,s,a @
 Land Once at Prescott tn inc Per- S.'s' atlxonst during the sixty days perioa ur 1,fh ncation hereof, or they VIII he harrast f,. t;s.
 tue Of the provisions of the statats. J. C. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
SUMM0nS.

UNTHE DISTRICT COURT Of rHE \ Jadlei-i DistrieL Terri ory of County ol favapsi. Annie u'knsr. vs Geo A. Faniknsr, defendant. a No. 17S3
 Action hrou .ht n the Dis;ict Caur third jad,eiss dist | {. is and for Ind oi yavspsi. Territory oi Arszon2-
 The Territory of Afix ma ssnds gra George A. Fauikner.
 Yau are h fhby summoned and red appear iE an aeiian bpoaxht sRAansi the sbove nSwei pl-sntlft i'd the olstr Of the thiri iudi6isl district, in xnd county os favaps,, in the Tsrritsry os sud aoswer the complaint died with | of this sourf. st Preseot', in said rc| copy of which coaplSiuf acorn cad summons). within fen days fexc.usis( day servie after the scrvics upo this summons. # served in this count served out of the ,anty and withir tr et. thea tseEty d ys; Ia all otha thiyty days.
 You are her hy no'ifed thai fl yj appear and answer tas complaint as ! aulred. the plaintiff will take i, ssafust you by default and costs oarsements la fhis behalf sxpcnces J
 Given under sny nand sud the sea- eoar.. this i5'h day s,f July \. D. isssl ROBERT BROWN. at,srnsy for rlsl'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
A Bold scheme.

The examination of Tim Hawkins to-day, on a charge of assisting prison CTS in the county jail to escape, devei- oped well laid but desperate plan on the part of the priso .eis to attempt to gain their liberty Hawkins was ar rested July lst and discharged the following day. For the sum of xl0, he agreed to deposit steel saws, wire, chisei, small crow bar and two revolv- CTS and ammunition in the jail yard
 The money was paid to him and he fulfilled all his part oI the contract ex
 cept the most important, that was furnishing two re,olvers. On gaining his liberty, Timothy found himself short on guns. The plan was, in case these guns had been furnished, to hold up Jailor Hickey as he opened the door in the morning to allow the prisoners to carry out their night bucket, and in case of his refusal to shoot him. They then proposed to take his gun and. going up stairs, surprise and hold
 up Deputy McInernsy, secure the guns in the office, rifle the safe of its contents and make their escape. This
 was the plan ss outlined by one of the prisoners themselves. Failing to se- cure the pistols which Hawkins agreed to furnish them, they used the other tools. ]: will be remembered, in an at tempt to dig their way out through the room of the board of supervisors on the 4th oi July. A the conclusion ef the testimony, Justice Andrews ordered the prisoner discharged from custody.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
Base gaIl Notes

Owing to the match between the Whipple and Winslow clubs being of, Division Superintendent McCameron who is manager of the Winslow team yesterday telegraphed that his club would come to Prescott and play three games on Friday, Saturday and sun day, August Ist, Ed and 3d, provided their hotel expenses would be paid. The Prescott club has telegraphed their acceptance of the proposition. In the event of their coming, it Is proposed to allow the Whipple club to play the first game, as il will be collection day and many of the Prescott boys will be unable to play.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
Board et supervisors.

WEDNESDAY, July 23.
 Bo.rd met pursuant 10 adjournment, all tke memt srs being present.
 TAe following claims were audited and allowed
 Jt.s. Doragherty, jurors certificate, S4; J. c. T'rederieks. jurors certificate, S2; E.F. o'Deu, oonstable's fees, Sel4.65; J. w. Francis, constsble's fees :IA9.l5; J. W. weatherford, jus tice's fees. $63.25; Wm. O. 0Neill, assessor, S6Oo. The following claims were disallowed W. l.. Dykes, special eonstable's fees, S4; c. l.. Miller, same, $lo6o :; 2. Fairchild, same, $l254o. Board adjourned until Thursday July 24th at 10 o'clock. THURSDAY, July 24. Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members present. The following claims We're audited and allowed WI Richardson, jurors certificate, g; Ed Horne, jurors oer- tificate, $6. The following registering oficere were appointed J0 Garter, Walnut Grove Kay Barrett, Bayard J l. Summers, Blacx Hills; R Friedell, Castle creek; Geo I uT;ol-io- roNna. M ,r,,sa,, An election precinct was established az Castle creek.
 In session as a board of equalization.
 John Wood appeared in answer to citation, was examined, and his assess. went was not changed. Jacob Miller appeared in answer 10 citation and his assessment was not changea,
 Adjourned until Friday at 10 o'clock i -
 FRIDAY. July 25.
 Board met pursuant to adjournmen. Present. S. P. Behan (chairman) and Morris Geldwster. supervisors, and the clerk.
 The following claims were audited and allowed
 Bashiord & Burmister, jurors cer hhcate, g; J l.. Fisher, merchandise l $6.9o. The clerk was directed to advertise for proposals for 60 cords of juniper wood, to be delivered during Septem' Der, ISee. Bids to be received up to July 3Ist. Raard adiournad
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
Frank Lesiie's Popular Monthly fo
August, 1890.

The Seven Modern Engineering Wonders of the World" described by Arthur V. Abbott, with elaborate illus trations, in the August number of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly, are The new Forth Bridge, Scotland; the Eiffel Tower, Paris; the new Croton Aqueduct, New York; the blowing-up of the Hell Gate Instructions, New York the Eads Jetties at the mouth Of the Mississippi; the St. Gothard Tun- nel, Switzerland; and the Brooklyn or East River Bridge. A racy biogrsph- ical sketch is that of "A Vagsbond Queen" 1ssbella II. of Spain). Edwin II. Morris, an eminent authority on dogs, writes of those "Canine Lords, the grey hounds, including the superb Russian Barzel An article on "The Tin Mines of the Black Hills" conveys information as to that country's re- sources which will surprise many readers; "Zoar and the Zoarites" Is a picturesque account Of A remarkable Ohio community; and "Storms and Cloudbursts" are interestingly discuss cd by Dr. Felix l.. Oswald. There are also numerous short illustr ated
 ketohes, poems and stories.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
sHERlFFs SALE.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PRES Il cot. Precinct. oi th- County ot fssapsi, Territory of Arizona, H. ". Fieusy, Justice ot the Peace.
 D W. Frary. plaintiff. against Laurence Wentling. defendant.
 By yir tue of sll .xscui ton ia the above en- titled cause, issued out of the Justice Court ot Prescott P ecinei, Yavapsi County. Arizona Territory. II. ". Fiaary. Justice of the Peac suly L sled On the s5 day of June. 1890, np- on Judgment rend red on the 10th day ot A gus, d. D. isSs, bs-whi 1 asa comm anded to make of the personal property of the above asmed defendant, II sufficient esn oe ,oand, is not thea of his real property, The sum oi Tweni y-sesen Dollars, VI interest thereon to the amount of ten and eighty one haudredth dollars (si9.S6l and for costs aud dis sbarsement taxed in The sun of Forty and ninety-iive one-hundredth dollars, together with accruing costs fa sstisFy such judgment hare levied 9poe snd seized the following described real property of the above named Seferdsnf tc-wit. All the right, utie and interest ol tue said aefendsnt in and to the Iron Clad mi ing claim, tue location noiise wh rc Is recorded st pages 5sl, os@ snd oeS of Book l5 Mining Records, iu iho ofhce ef the Coue.y ReeordeF ol said County, and also all he ri nt, title sna iaterest Of tbe sssd de- icndsnt Ia and to that certain mine aud min tug claim nsmed ard kaosn as the Wadieieh mining claim, he location notice whereof is recos, cd al page ibs of book i2 of Mining Records, ,n the office of the County Recorder of The sa,d County of Ysyspai. and agso III shs right. title and interest of the said defend ant is and to he certain milleit., with he mi machinery, interests and appurtenaBccs aud improvements ,Aereon.si usts and known ss the Lowell Ns.isite, aud more pa tieutariy described in a c rtsin deed, bearing q ste the is h day of December, 1888, from Isaac Cksnd- Ter to \. X Farbs.h. and recorded at psge Ssi in book oi deeds records of said county, to which said ncilces ef location and the re rords aforesaid which references is hereby had nd made for setipi ard certain description of the property herein intended to be ds- eribed together with all sr q singular tae tene Bents, hereaitam1nts and appurten alces th-reupto b longing or in anywise; ap persainI z. Public notice Is hereby given that on N ntsy, The 4ts day of August. isqo. at F o'clock A. af that day. at The Court Ho | c door (sorth sidei n said County O. Tayspai, l will sell the above described prs per at public aacli' n. to the highest bidder for each to satisfy he said execution and sli costs
 eaied July ls iseo. WI. O. o'NEILI.
 sheriff.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
Please call for Advertised letters"
 J. ". ARCHIBALD, r. NJ.

Colonel Clendennin went out from Fort Lowell on Saturday with de .achment, and during the day hitched his horse to rotten stump. While unhitching the horse 1t jerked away and pulled out the stump, which swung around, striking the Colonel in the back and throwing him down. Before he could get away the horse had tram . pied him pretty severely. An ambu- lance was sent ont for him yesterday, and he was brought in last night. Whils his condition Is not dangerous, he is said 10 he badly hurt Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
Monday, the 25tb Day of August go

at o'clock m. of that d-y, in frunf f the TOT do oi tue Caurt House in n ity s,i Pr scott County of Yaysp .i and Ter CIV of Af'zsas, wti; sels t the right. tile and atrrest oi th said daFnnd .at T,ia hswkius, ID and ;o ihe a'oye st,xcfibt preper7v as public a..etien, tor C.. sA IL United S,ates urrenct, to the highest Rad best bidder. or 30 much of ihe $ id property as may be necessary to satisfy i'd execution aud all Dated sf Prescott, Ar soua, July aa. 1890.
 WI. Q. DWELL,
 Sheriff of YavA,. al Cauntv Al Ar;xn,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
Letter ltst-

The following is s list of letters re maining in the post-ofiice st Prescott Arizona. uncalled for Jnly 2S, 1890. Brenneman, D H Hooker, Mir Brown, Lucy E Hoier, Joseph Benninghoff, J James " W Beeson, Mrs Belle Jones, Miss M c Brown, c F Jones, Benton Blankenship, Link Kelly, John Bssengly, H kippen, John Barton, Jay Mckinnon, Mrs J Csswell, c Mills, W Fl Cosgrove, W Moulton, F II Bowling, J Oats, W J--2 Dushea, Chss 0Brien, X Dobbins, NJ J Prescott, A B Day, Henry Rainey, Mrs F Nj Fowler, II W-3 Smith. Thomas Frank, Jno Smith, Bart Garrett, St Clair. k F. Greenwade, H Thornhill, J S. : Greenup, Geo Towner, Ed Golden, Thos Thicksten, Jas Goodin, Al Wren, ] l. Howard, Geo Williams, Jno " Tod, F. :
 Please call for Advertised letters"
 J. W. ARCHIBALD, r. NJ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30

The manager oi the JoRRSAL-MTSER does deny most emphatically that he ever even thought of cutting printer s wages, much more that he ever tried to do so. It is no typographical bubble either about the morning and even ing" business, as typographical unions always fix higher scale for morning than for evening papers, while the JoURNAL-MiNER's scale has always been the sarne as it's morning contem- porary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
A New Eire Company.

EDITOR JoURNAL-MrSER There has recently been organized a new hose company, known as the Goose Flat Hose Co, composed of the following named members Master Rsible, Mas ters Frederieks, Masters Bacon and Master McNeeley. Of course We now feel quite safe from fire. and said com- pany is likely to prove great acquisi- ton to our present effective fire de- partment. ALDERMAN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
p.ano. on ,ns,alrmen,s.

Pianos sold on easy instsllment, First ,lsss, fine toned instrument, B M. Goidwster. Prescott. Ariz. tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30
SHERIFr's SALE.

IN TER JUsTi1E's COURT oF PRESCOTT II preeit C.. ln tss sfanuty of fayap i, ferff- r1tosy of Arizona, ii. W. Fleury, Justice of the peace. George dagarty, plaintiff. against Tim HBwktns. def ndart. Order Of sa 6.
 Under and by virtue of au or fer of saie and writ of x cation issued oat cf the jasficess court ci Prescott precinct in ths county of 1avapSt. Territory Asixo1a, the 2sth day o' Inly, l-so in he above entitled etion, wherein George Ha arty. th above name p sintiff. oh. ainet a judgment sgs nst Tim Hawkins. the defendant. the stb day af Jauuars. is,s, for he sum of forfy.fge d ,l. lars as D inciTal and seven and 2n-Ioo ssol.
 afs costs. and accrutue csSts. with the sagaf rate of inteyest on the sasd trir cpsl frs n, the date of the said alignment a. per cent per anuum ard eccyuing costs, I nave levied upon the following jescribcd D ssser V tow If. All the rfxlt. q le and interest s.f inc sass defendant, Tim haws ms ,.f in and to fh al certair mini Dg riatin miner | lode caIlexl nampd aai Known as The Rosa I.ae mta.ar claim. loested b. IT. Nothy Hawk ss on the tSth day of tugasi, 1884. and the nsttre of io- cation ~heFeos is recorded ta book sS nafneS at pages ltt aud i6s. records O Yay.pat coan- ", Anxona Tefritor ,s situate in
 mtnirg afsirfe In ibe county O Yay4paf ferrit rv 70 AriEana, aud for usfper- fuiI and denpite description of which m.uing claim reference IS hereby hs to tue T. coris of the sad county of Yavspai. Tn the off c of the county recortfer of SC n -upty foxe; he with ris ant singular the tsnesr,eafs, hsrtflta ments and ap .nr ena eces thereu si<, belon.- lng or ln asy wise app rtainfpg.
 rfsr,If fzh h..f tax-.y n.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-30

have received carload of elegant Anheuser-Busch est. Louis) Lager Beer, which propose to sell ice'cold, at reduced prices, in kegs, bottles, or any amount. have refurnished my lodg- ing house, and will rent rooms; b,ds can be re ated at two or four bits. lam ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes, split sn
 delivered at house for $7 per cori. Leave orders here or through postofiice. Martin Maier. If
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01

Brave Abble Burgess. the Light
House Keepers Daughter.

Brave Abbie Burgess. the Light
House Keepers Daughter.
A woman who is now assistant keep
ar at White Head Light conld enlighten
those who wish to know something OF
the experiences OF lighthouse keepers
La 1886 this woman lived al Matinicus
Rock. twenty-five miles from mainland
and inaccessible except in pleasant
weather Her father. Samuel burgess.
was the keeper at this light and his
family consisted OF an invalid wife and
live children one daughter, Abbie.
being IL years old. AT the time OF tho
memorable gale that swept Mlnot's
light into the sea, the keeper happened
10 be away. The heavy seas broke over
the rock. washing every movable thing
away until OF the dwelling not stone
remained. The little ones hurried the
mother TO the tower and then crept in
themselves as the sea cleared the rock
OF all. save the stone lighthouse. For
four weeks they lived there alone. for
no human being could go 10 their res
cue. but night after night Abbie light
ed the beacon ana il never failed TO
shine through the gale.
DHN Aht Al Aptf DOfktro tttk
the rock To obtain his salary and to
secure provisions. A gale prevented
his return and the family ran short OF
food. Abbie fashioned a sail and her
brother, who happened to be- AT home,
started in small skin to.procurc food.
For twenty-one days the family lived
on cup OF corn meal and an egg each
per day, for tho son was not heard
from until the twenty-second day, and
added TO the risk OF famine was the
suspense as TO the fate OF their father
and brother. for were they drowned
the family would have starved on the
desolate rock. During all this time. at
the end OF which the father returned.
Abbie Gagged for the sick mother. com
forted the children and kept the bright
light burning To- save the passing
ships from dashing on Mantinicus
Rock. To day her husband is keeper
White Head light and she Is his as
sistant A drawer woman never lived.
Por land Express.